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2023 Masters Worlds

2023 Masters Worlds

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AMATEUR AND PROFESSIONAL MAJOR

It was easy to see this ending coming.

A week full of strong competition came to an end in thrilling fashion on Saturday in Flagstaff, Arizona at the 2023 PDGA Masters Disc Golf World Championships.

There were close finishes all throughout the 25-division field, including five — yes, FIVE — PDGA World Championships that were decided by a playoff.

Titles were defended and new champions broke through this week in northern Arizona.

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Here’s a look at the 2023 PDGA Masters Worlds:

David Greenwell tied things up in MP70 heading into Championship Saturday. Photo: Marking / PDGA

In MA75, Donald Parker took a two-stroke lead after the first round. Rob Lee then tied it up. In Round 3, Parker reclaimed the lead. On Friday, Lee tied it up again.

Welcome to Championship Saturday at the 2023 PDGA Masters Disc Golf World Championships.

The cuts have been made in the 25-division field in Flagstaff, Arizona and the final push to a PDGA World Championship is on.

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Little America Long
Time Division Players
12:30 PM MA40 4
12:45 PM MP60 4
1:00 PM MP55 4
1:15 PM MP50 4
1:35 PM MP40 4
Little America Crew
Time Division Players
12:00 PM MA75 2
12:12 PM FP55 / FP65 2 / 2
12:24 PM FA60 / FA65 2 / 2
12:36 PM

Cale Leiviska and the top of the MP40 engaged in an absolute shootout on Thursday at the 2023 PDGA Masters Disc Golf World Championships.

There’s a similar theme throughout a number of the 25 divisions and nearly 900-player field in Flagstaff, Arizona.

Now, the pressure has picked up all the way down the leaderboard as Moving Day has arrived in northern Arizona. Following Friday’s fourth round, the fields will be cut for Saturday’s semifinals and the race for a PDGA World Championship tightens.

Here’s a look around the action heading into Moving Day:

New names emerged at the top, but the leaderboard remained tight at the 2023 PDGA Masters Disc Golf World Championships.

Hot rounds and big jumps highlighted round two on Thursday in Flagstaff, Arizona. Twelve of the 25 divisions feature a new leader or, in the case of five of those divisions, co-leaders.

The entire field will return to the first-round courses on Thursday and here’s a look of the action heading into Round 3:

Johansen, Leiviska Stay Put; Finley Rises

Michael Johansen and Cale Leiviska kept their spot at the top of the MP40 leaderboard and Holly Finley caught fire to become a co-leader as well.

Doubles

PDGANum FirstName LastName Division Place Rd1 Rd2 Total Voucher
2262 John Kimball MA65 1 50 52 102 $ 65
13459 Mark Hauser MA65 1 50 52 102 $ 65
14687 Ted Miller MA70 1 55 61 116 $ 25
17544 James Paul Gray MA40 3 51 55 106 $ 48
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