Central Coast Disc Golf Joins Forces with PDGA for Women's Division Coverage

Central Coast Disc Golf (CCDG), a renowned YouTube channel dedicated to quality disc golf coverage, has signed an agreement with the Professional Disc Golf Association (PDGA) to become the official video provider for the Open Women's lead card in 2020. This partnership will ensure that the top professional women in the sport receive guaranteed coverage at elite events on CCDG's popular channel, which boasts over 80,000 subscribers.

The collaboration is a major milestone for the PDGA, as it aims to increase visibility and participation of women in disc golf. Ian Anderson, founder of CCDG, expressed his enthusiasm for the partnership, saying, "We're super excited to bring you the best women's golf in the world, and we're thankful to the PDGA for making this possible." The agreement marks a significant step forward in promoting female athletes in the sport.

CCDG is no stranger to Open Women's coverage, having provided video coverage for several high-profile events in 2019, including the Santa Cruz Masters Cup and the PDGA Professional Disc Golf World Championships. Their expertise lies in capturing detailed statistics, such as radar gun readings and rangefinder stats, which add an extra layer of analysis to their videos.

The partnership has also been welcomed by the PDGA's Women's Committee Chair, Elaine King, a five-time world champion herself. She believes that this agreement will not only benefit female players but also attract a wider audience, including men who find the strategy and style of top women players more instructive than those of their male counterparts.

As part of this partnership, CCDG will be producing exclusive content for Patreon supporters, including popular features such as Starter Pack Challenges and Champs vs. Chumps. With this new agreement in place, fans can expect to see even higher-quality coverage of the Open Women's division at top PDGA events throughout 2020.

This article was compiled from disc golf coverage with AI assistance. Source: pdga.com — https://www.pdga.com/news/central-coast-disc-golf-board-fpo-coverage-2020