Ricky Wysocki and Paul McBeth are tied at the top at the midway point of the 2025 United States Disc Golf Championship.

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Wysocki kept the pedal down on Friday to the tune of a scorching 13-under round to jump six spots into a tie at the top with McBeth, who followed his Major-opening 10-under round with a 9-under day in Round 2. Wysocki had an eagle on Hole 10 on his way to an 11-down score through 11 holes. He went 10-for-10 from C1X and connected on 5-of-6 attempts from C2, including par savers on Hole 6 and 16. He added an exclamation point with a 55-foot hit on Hole 17.

McBeth strung together four-straight after a slower start in Round 2 before picking up his first bogey of the week on Hole 9. He stayed clean the rest of the way with six birdies. Through two rounds, McBeth is leading the field in C2 in regulation at 75%.

Anthony Barela hit double digits to jump four spots on Saturday's lead card in solo third place, three strokes back. Barela is 34-for-34 in C1 putting so far in Rock Hill, gaining 5.2 strokes in C1X putting.

Luke Taylor claimed solo fourth place to round out the Round 3 lead card and is four strokes out of the lead.

It was an up-and-down day for the lead card at the Throw Pink Women's Disc Golf Championship.

At the end of the day, Estonia's Anneli Tõugjas-Männiste moved up.. to the top of the leaderboard.

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Tõugjas-Männiste put together a 1-under round on a cool and breezy day at Winthrop to take a two-stroke lead into the weekend. Hanna Huynh also moved up a spot into solo second place with a 4-under total. Silva Saarinen stayed put in solo third place, three off the lead, and Cadence Burge joins the lead card for Saturday. She's tied with Round 1 leader Missy Gannon, who a double-OB double bogey on Hole 17 to drop to the top of the chase card.