Champions Crowned at PDGA Masters Worlds | Professional Disc Golf Association

The 2021 PDGA Professional Masters Disc Golf World Championships have concluded, with an incredible display of skill and determination from competitors across all age groups and divisions. On Saturday, 13 winners were crowned, each having battled their way to the top through a challenging week of golf.

Among those victorious was Barry Schultz, who has cemented his place in disc golf history by becoming the first player to win world titles in the Open division, MP40 division, and now, the MP50 division. With an unwavering commitment to his craft, Schultz overcame a grueling competition to claim his latest title.

In a similar vein, Tim Keith had been chasing a decade-long goal of winning the MP60 race, which finally came to fruition on Saturday. As he described it, "Just make sure that I got that first tee shot off... You just don’t understand, I’ve been trying to achieve this goal for 10-plus years." His relief and joy were palpable as he secured his long-awaited victory.

Other notable winners included Donna Barr, the 2021 FP55 World Champion, who credited her success to a strong mental approach: "After we got off the tee of the last hole, I was like, ok, I think I’ve got it now." Meanwhile, Wayne Zink's MP65 division win was marked by a mix of skill and nerves, as he battled against fierce competition.

Andy Ritter took home the gold in the MP55 division after an aggressive strategy paid off, while Sandy Gast (FP60), Laurie Cloyes-Chupa (FP65), Dr. Rick Voakes (MP70), Jack Gilmore (MP75), and Pete May (MP80) all secured their respective titles with impressive performances.

In the highly contested MP40 division, David Feldberg demonstrated his mastery of high-pressure situations to claim his third-straight world championship title. This was no easy feat, as he faced stiff competition from Michael Johansen, who ultimately finished second by a single stroke.

The story of Ohn Scoggins in the FPO (Female Professional) division was one of dominating force, with her 23-stroke win marking an impressive debut at Masters Worlds. As she reflected on her achievement, "This is the only thing I wanted in my career, a world championship."

As the championships come to a close, attention turns to the upcoming 2021 PDGA Amateur Disc Golf World Championships, set for August 17-21 in Orlando, Florida.

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