Disc Golf Greats Converge at Cedarock Park
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The 2013 Tim Selinske United States Masters Championship has drawn some of the biggest names in disc golf to Cedarock Park. The event boasts an impressive field of 53 Professional Disc Golf Association (PDGA) members competing in four divisions. Among these seasoned players are numerous four-digit PDGA numbers, indicating their exceptional skill and experience.
In total, this year's tournament features a staggering amount of collective experience, with the 30 PDGA members representing approximately 1,000 years of disc golf expertise. Add to that the contributions from the remaining 149 competitors, and it becomes clear that this event is an extraordinary gathering of talent.
The Pros took on the Rock Creek course today, playing a single round amidst near-perfect conditions. In contrast, the Amateur divisions have been flipping between the Cedarock and Wellspring courses, enjoying two rounds each. The Cedarock Park disc golf facility has been impressing players with its three unique courses: Cedarock, Wellspring, and Rock Creek. Each course presents distinct challenges and offers a distinct experience.
In the Masters division, Patrick Brown of San Francisco is currently leading the pack with an impressive 14-under par score of 52, edging out Brian Schweberger by just one throw. Other notable competitors in this division include Jon Baldwin, a World Masters Champion from 2011; Ken Climo, a 12-time Open World Champion and reigning 2012 Masters World Champion; and Jay Reading, a multiple-time World Doubles and Putting Champion.
The Women's Masters category is equally exciting, with Elaine King and Des Reading currently tied for the lead. Michelle Horn, the reigning Women’s Advanced Amateur Master World Champion, has been impressing with her strong performance, placing fifth just five throws behind the leaders.
In other divisions, Johnny Sias and Dean Tannock are vying for top honors in the Grandmasters category, while Alan Beaver is leading in Senior Grandmasters. Charlie Mead of Birmingham, England, a recent recipient of the DGA "Steady" Ed Memorial Trophy, rounds out this division.
The Advanced Masters (Amateur) and Amateur Advanced Grandmasters divisions have their own leaders: Jerry Dobbins and David Muntean Jr., respectively. The Advanced Senior Grandmasters category is shaping up to be an intense competition between Chuck Hornsby and Jim Banbury.
As the tournament progresses, spectators can enjoy live music, food vendors, and breathtaking disc golf action at Cedarock Park. For those unable to attend in person, PDGA.com will provide live scoring and updates throughout the weekend.
This article was compiled from disc golf coverage with AI assistance. Source: pdga.com — https://www.pdga.com/1000-years-of-disc-golf