Disc Golf Legends Elaine King and Barry Schultz Continue to Reign Supreme
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At the 2019 Tim Selinske US Masters Championships in Leicester, Massachusetts, Elaine King and Barry Schultz continued to write their names into the disc golf record books. The duo picked up their 14th PDGA Major victory each, cementing their status as two of the sport's most accomplished players.
Elaine King is now at an astonishing 275 career wins, a feat that only eight other PDGA members have achieved. No one is currently on pace to catch her, making it clear that she is among the all-time greats in disc golf history. Her latest victory, which came with ease, saw her finish 21 points ahead of Melinda Ring with an overall score of 11-over par 239 for the four rounds.
Barry Schultz has had a remarkable career, and his recent win at the US Masters is just another example of his incredible talent. With seven wins under his belt, he continues to be a force to be reckoned with in the sport. His latest victory came after tapping on 18 at Maple Hill on Sunday, solidifying his position as one of the greatest competitors in disc golf history.
The competition was fierce at this year's US Masters, but Schultz proved to be unbeatable. He held onto a one-stroke lead from the beginning and never looked back, finishing with a 1-under par 58. Only three men managed to finish under par on the track that day: Schultz, Steve Rico, and Jonathan Ray.
The US Masters has been a major event in the disc golf calendar for nearly a decade, and it's clear why. With so many talented players competing against each other, every year is a thrilling experience for spectators and competitors alike. The tournament saw several other notable victories, including Patrick Brown's crushing win in the Masters 50+ division and Johnny Sias' fifth PDGA Major title.
The next stop on the disc golf tour will be the 2020 PDGA Tim Selinske US Masters Championship in May in Columbia, Missouri. Fans can stay tuned for coverage of this year's event from Gatekeeper Media on YouTube.
This article was compiled from disc golf coverage with AI assistance. Source: pdga.com — https://www.pdga.com/news/schultz-king-each-win-14th-major-us-masters