Kristin Tattar is keeping it clean at Matt Keats Memorial at Nevin Park and is growing her lead at the 2024 Disc Golf Pro Tour Championship presented by Barbasol.

Ricky Wysocki and Gannon Buhr are leaving the field in the dust in the woods in Charlotte, North Carolina.

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There's two rounds to go with a check for $35,000 waiting for the winner.

Tattar played 17 clean holes for a 6-under round to grow her lead to three strokes at the midway point of the Elite Series finale of 2024. She led by two strokes entering the day. Tattar scrambled well and, again, leaned on the C2 putt with three connects, including a 37-foot hit on Hole 18.

Ohn Scoggins matched Tattar's 6-under round to jump two spots into a tie for second with Holyn Handley. Missy Gannon rounds out the chase card in a tie for fourth with Eveliina Salonen at 16-under, four back of Tattar.

In the afternoon, Buhr and Wysocki went off — 13-under and 12-under, respectively — to pull away. Wysocki leads Buhr by one stoke and third place sits seven strokes back. Both rounds shattered the previous course record of 10-under on the DGPT layout at Nevin.

The two tied in C2 in regulation at 78% and Buhr led in C1 regulation with a 67% mark in his 1092-rated round. Wysocki his blistering putting with five C2 makes and 3.41 strokes gained putting. Through two rounds, Wysocki has 828 feet of made putts.

Isaac Robinson is in solo third with a 20-under total, seven strokes back. Ezra Robinson hit double digits to take the final spot on the lead card. He's tied for fourth with Niklas Anttila.