Battle Intensifies at 2014 PDGA Pro World Championships
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The 2014 PDGA Professional Disc Golf World Championships presented by Keen are reaching their climax, with three days of thrilling competition already behind them. The Masters division has witnessed some of the most intense battles in disc golf history, with only a select few remaining in contention for the title after facing multiple rounds against the toughest competition.
At Blue Lake Park, the battle between Ken Climo and Barry Schultz was one to watch, with both players trading strokes throughout the day. A turning point came on hole 7, where Patrick Brown played a near-perfect round to take an early lead. However, it was Ken Climo who ultimately emerged victorious, finishing two strokes ahead of Schultz.
The gap between second place and third is significant, with Patrick Brown trailing Barry Schultz by eight strokes. Jay Reading is hot on his heels, but Jonathan Baldwin remains a contender after staying just two strokes behind the leaders.
In the Open division, Paul Ulibarri's near-perfect form came to an end, allowing Ricky Wysocki to take the top spot. However, Paul McBeth and Nate Doss are still very much in contention for the title, with McBeth shooting a scorching 10 under par round at Milo East.
The Open Women's division is also heating up, with Catrina Allen facing off against defending champion Paige Pierce tomorrow at Milo McIver State Park. The two players are separated by just one throw, ensuring an electrifying finish to the competition.
As the tournament enters its final full day of play, the stakes are higher than ever. Who will emerge victorious and claim the title? Stay tuned for more live coverage from DiscGolfPlanet and hole-by-hole scoring on pdgalive.com.
This article was compiled from disc golf coverage with AI assistance. Source: pdga.com — https://www.pdga.com/champ-wants-another