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2021 Elite Series

2021 Elite Series

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  • Date: 23-Jul to 25-Jul-2021
  • Location: Milford, Michigan, United States
  • Tournament Director: Nate Heinold
  • Event Website: https://dglo.net/

Eagle McMahon lines up a putt during the 2020 Discraft Great Lakes Open. Photo: DGPT

A deep history and big-time performances highlight the Discraft Great Lakes Open, which returns for the 39th-consecutive year on Friday.

Missy Gannon picked up her first Elite Series win in Des Moines. Photo: PDGA Media File

When the skies finally cleared, the action picked up in a big way to close out the Disc Golf Pro Tour – Des Moines Challenge on Sunday.

Missy Gannon added a little lightning of her own on the 18th hole on Sunday.

Gannon cashed an edge-of-circle putt to grab a one-shot victory and the first PDGA Elite Series win of her career to cap a wild and weather-filled weekend in Iowa.

Full coverage of the DGPT - Des Moines Challenge »

Zackeriath Johnson joins Silas Schultz, Paul McBeth and Ben Callaway on the MPO lead card. Photo: PDGA File Photo

(Recap via Disc Golf Pro Tour)

It was a wild and wet day for Round 1 of the Des Moines Challenge presented by Discraft. With a deluge of rain starting early in the morning and continuing all day, there were numerous delays, and some tee times were pushed back as much as 90 minutes. Even the Disc Golf Network live stream was pushed by a couple hours due to rain and lightning delays.

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Ben Callaway is the defending champion at the Des Moines Challenge. Photo: Conrad Meyer / PDGA

Birgitta Lagerholm tapped out her final putt at the 2004 PDGA Professional Disc Golf World Championships and entered the history books.

The professional careers of Gregg Barsby and Garrett Guthrie got going that same year. Seventeen years later, Juliana Korver is back in the mix.

It's safe to say that Iowa holds a rich and deep history in disc golf.

Eagle McMahon tees off during the 2021 Portland Open. Photo: DGPT

Stay in the moment.

That’s what Eagle McMahon told himself coming down the stretch of the Portland Open, where a two-stroke lead had quickly become a shot-for-shot battle.

Sunday’s finale in the Pacific Northwest had plenty of moments.

After a slip from Kevin Jones, who had surged to take a two-shot lead with four holes to play, McMahon found himself in a familiar spot: a putt on the 18th hole to win the tournament.

He cashed it.

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