Paul McBeth will try to capture his sixth PDGA World Title on Saturday. Photo: Kevin Huver / PDGA
OGDEN, Utah — It’s all come down to this—two years of waiting, five days of fierce competition, 209 of the best disc golfers on the planet, and history on the line.
But it’s still anybody’s game—at least, on paper, that is.
After an intense moving day at The Fort in which the chase card all but supplanted the leaders, there’s a familiar face at the top followed by a pack of hungry would-be successors to the throne.
APPLING, Ga. — The PDGA World Championships are the most prestigious events on the disc golf calendar, and the PDGA recognizes the importance of ensuring that international invitees have every possible opportunity to participate.
Due to the continually evolving status of international travel restrictions, the PDGA will be holding 30 spots for non-North American MPO invitees and 15 spots for non-North American FPO invitees at the 2021 Professional World Disc Golf Championships, set for June 22-26 in Ogden, Utah.
