Disc Golf's Elite Converge for 2017 Beaver State Fling
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The world's premier disc golfers have gathered at Milo McIver State Park in Estacada, Oregon, for the 2017 Beaver State Fling (BSF). This annual tournament draws top talent from across the globe, including representatives from the USA, Canada, and New Zealand. The event serves as a dress rehearsal for the upcoming Professional Disc Golf World Championships, which will take place just two weeks later in Augusta and Appling, Georgia.
The competition is being held at Riverbend Disc Golf Course, affectionately known as "Milo," a course that has earned a reputation for its challenging layout. Two 18-hole masterpieces have been created on the property, pushing even the most skilled players to their limits. A perfect round on either of these courses would likely result in a score well over 1000, a testament to their difficulty.
Last year's BSF saw Ricky Wysocki take home the Open division title after four rounds that averaged an impressive 1052. However, it was Philo Brathwaite who stole the show with his incredible second shot on hole 6 of Milo West, which went viral online and earned him widespread attention in the disc golf community.
Unfortunately, due to the remote location of the park, live coverage will be limited this year. However, fans can still follow the action through live scoring and updates on pdgalive.com, as well as post-production coverage from lead cards via Jomez Productions, Central Coast Disc Golf, and The Disc Golf Guy on their respective YouTube channels.
The forecast is predicting rain and low temperatures for the weekend, which may have a significant impact on scores. Players will need to contend with cold hands and slick tee pads, adding an extra layer of challenge to the already demanding course. With the world's best disc golfers competing at the BSF, it promises to be an exciting and unpredictable weekend of competition.
For more information on the 2017 Beaver State Fling presented by KEEN Footwear, visit the official event website at www.beaverstatefling.com. Tee times and results can also be found at www.pdga.com/bsf.
This article was compiled from disc golf coverage with AI assistance. Source: pdga.com — https://www.pdga.com/national-tour-pulls-trail-oregon-beaver-state-fling