With their strong finishes at the 2021 PDGA National Tour finale at the Music City Open this past week in Nashville, King grabbed her first NT series championship while Wysocki took home the season hardware for a second time in his career.
Mason Ford was confident in his abilities until the end of the Music City Open. Photo: Kevin Huver / PDGA
Mason Ford never blinked.
Not when he held a one-stroke lead over the best players in the world. Not when one of those players surged to the top of the leaderboard not once, but twice. Not when the pressure of his first PDGA Elite Series win was do-or-die.
“I feel like I prepared really well for the event,” Ford said Sunday in Nashville. “I was very confident on the course. I never doubted myself. Even when I threw a bad shot, I trusted my game, trusted me putt and left it in God’s hands.”
Hailey King won three PDGA National Tour events in 2021. Photo: Kevin Huver / PDGA
Hailey King competed in the dogwoods of Texas, the plains of Kansas and for four days in Nashville with the best players in the world on the 2021 PDGA National Tour.
Hailey King lines up a drive on Saturday at Mill Ridge in Nashville. Photo: Conrad Meyer / PDGA
There have been 30 players overall to win at least two PDGA National Tour titles. Twenty-one players since the NT was formed in 2003 have won three or more.
Hailey King has joined the 30 and is closing in on joining the three-title club.
King had one of the hot rounds and added to her lead Saturday as action of the 2021 PDGA National Tour Finale – Music City Open presented by Dynamic Discs shifted to Mill Ridge in Nashville.
Wysocki torched the Mill Ridge track on Saturday to the tune of a 1077-rated, 12-under round to jump from the chase card into solo possession of the lead with 18 holes to play at the 2021 PDGA National Tour finale.
