After a windy day, Calvin Heimburg holds a one-stroke lead in the tightly packed men’s division, and Paige Pierce has a four-stroke lead over the women’s field, which includes 46 players.
The 2021 DGPT Championship winners have been gauranteed at least $25,000 checks. Photo: DGPT
The Disc Golf Pro Tour Championship is set to break the all-time payouts record for a second-consecutive year. The Tour is guaranteeing a minimum purse of $150,000 and at least $25,000 for the Men’s and Women’s winners, according to a statement put out late Tuesday afternoon.
Like Jennifer Allen, disc golfers should have a lot to smile about in 2021. Photo: Alyssa Van Lanen
The schedule for the 2021 PDGA A-Tiers is now available, along with the 2021 PDGA Tour Standards that will go into effect on Jan. 1, 2021.
PDGA state and provincial coordinators may now start accepting requests for approval of dates for 2021 B-Tier and C-Tier events.
The 2021 PDGA Event Sanctioning Form is now enabled, so tournament directors for pre-approved 2021 A-Tiers and State/Provincial Coordinator-approved 2021 B & C-Tiers may now submit their sanctioning.
Gregg Barsby putts during the 2018 Sula Open. Photo: PA Maseidvag
Gregg Barsby found himself looking over the vast fjords on the western coast of Norway, a beautiful disc golf course and a disc golf hungry community behind him.
A destination and experience that is second to none.
“You take a second to look around and realize where you are in the world and what you’re doing,” Barsby said. “At Sula, the water is right there, the mountains, the cliffs – everything. On a clear day when the water is calm, it’s a mirror effect.
“You just have to see it for yourself.”
In 2021, the entire world will get to see what Norway and European disc golf has to offer.
