Photo: Alyssa Van Lanen
After a grueling day of golf in unseasonably warm temperatures at Hawk Hollow DGC, a two-way tie for the lead has emerged between Paige Pierce and Kristin Tattar, with the rest of the field five or more strokes behind. With only Sunday’s round remaining at Loriella Park, it’s certainly shaping up to be an intense fight to the finish for the 2019 United States Women’s Disc Golf Championship title.
Kristin Tattar's hot round moved her into a tie for first place with one round left to play at the United States Women's Disc Golf Championship in Spotsylvania, Virginia. Photo: Alyssa Van Lanen
Pierce lining up a forehand on hole one. Photo: Alyssa Van Lanen
The opening day of the single largest women’s event in PDGA history, the 2019 US Women’s Disc Golf Championship (USWDGC), went off on Friday without a hitch. 166 women took to the tees with 16 divisions of amateurs and pros spread out across four courses in the greater Fredericksburg, Virginia area.
Hungry for news from the United States Women's Disc Golf Championship? Chain Reaction has you covered. Photo: Alyssa Van Lanen
Photo: Sara Sinclair
Another year, another record turnout for the United States Women’s Disc Golf Championship (USWDGC). Renowned Virginia club Spotsy Disc Golf will serve as host for this year’s USWDGC, which now boasts not only the largest Open Women’s division in PDGA history at 52, but also the single largest women’s field in PDGA history with 169 players.
