DGPT All-Star Weekend Gets Underway with Thrilling Action and Excitement
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The highly anticipated DGPT All-Star Weekend is finally here, and it promises to be an electrifying experience for disc golf fans everywhere. The two-day exhibition event, which kicked off on Saturday, brings together 16 of the top players in the game, including some familiar faces and new talents, to compete in a thrilling format that's sure to keep viewers on the edge of their seats.
The field was determined by the final standings from the 2020 Disc Golf Pro Tour, with the seeded players competing in doubles on Saturday. The pairs are as follows: Paul McBeth and James Conrad, Calvin Heimburg and Garrett Gurthie, Ricky Wysocki and Kevin Jones, Eagle McMahon and Chris Dickerson. Meanwhile, in the FPO (Females Professional) division, Paige Pierce will be paired with Heather Young, Catrina Allen will team up with Kona Panis, Sarah Hokom and Jessica Weese will face off against each other, while Hailey King and Missy Gannon make up the final pair.
The doubles action on Saturday will feature a unique format. The front nine will be played using the 'Best Shot' format, where each player takes turns playing from the best position to hit their shot. However, the back nine will be played as 'Tough Shot,' where players must attempt to navigate through a more challenging layout.
The doubles competition on Saturday will carry over into Sunday's singles action, with scores from the previous day adding an extra layer of excitement and intensity to the proceedings. The event is being held at the historic Fountain Hills Disc Golf Course in Arizona, which has been modified for the occasion. Each round will consist of two runs through the layout, providing a unique and thrilling experience for players and spectators alike.
The DGPT All-Star Weekend will be broadcast live on the Disc Golf Network, with commentary provided by Nate Doss, Valarie Doss, and Terry Miller. Jamie Thomas will serve as a sideline reporter, bringing viewers even closer to the action. If you miss any of the live coverage, don't worry - on-demand replays will be available on the DGN (Disc Golf Network) platform.
The event offers a range of viewing options for disc golf fans. The Disc Golf Network offers a 50% discount for PDGA members, bringing the cost down to just $4.49/month. You can also watch live on UDisc in the app or online at UDiscLive.com. With so much excitement and action packed into two days, this is an event you won't want to miss.
As the DGPT All-Star Weekend comes to a close, fans are eagerly anticipating the start of the PDGA Elite Series, which kicks off on February 25th at the Las Vegas Challenge. Get ready for another thrilling season of disc golf action!
This article was compiled from disc golf coverage with AI assistance. Source: pdga.com — https://www.pdga.com/news/how-watch-dgpt-all-star-weekend