After 3 days of watching the best players in the world at the Steady Ed Memorial Masters Cup, I can tell you with confidence that DeLaveaga is truly one of the most challenging and brutal courses in the world, both mentally and physically. At the same time, it’s also one of the most awe-inspiring.

Day 2 at The Steady Ed Memorial Masters Cup was yet another gorgeous day with perfect weather. When the first cards of the day were teeing off it was brisk and foggy but by 9AM everything was back to the normal Nor Cal climate. The wind was again a non-factor today and one would expect scores to improve compared to round 1.

One hundred and fifty nine professional players teed off today in round one of the 2010 Steady Ed Headrick Memorial Masters Cup at the world famous DeLaveaga disc golf course in Santa Cruz, CA. Cool windy conditions greeted the field on the 27 hole layout and the scores reflected the challenging conditions.

2010 PDGA National Tour Goes West for California, Oregon Leg of Disc Golf Series