Kristin Tattar Dominates at Green Mountain Championship

Reigning PDGA World Champion Kristin Tattar is on fire this season, adding another trophy to her collection at the Disc Golf Pro Tour Playoff - Discraft's Green Mountain Championship. Held in Smugglers' Notch, Vermont, the event was a culmination of hard work and dedication for Tattar, who has been enjoying every moment of her success.

Standing on the course where she will be crowned the 2023 PDGA World Champion, Tattar shared her feelings about living her dream. "This is what I've been dreaming of, and it's here," she said. "I'm just trying to enjoy every moment of it." Her passion for the game is evident in her performance, as she led the field by seven strokes with a strong final day.

Tattar's win at Green Mountain was not an isolated incident. She has now won the last four events she's entered - the Des Moines Challenge (ES), Pro Worlds, Butler County, and GMC. Her average rating in these events was impressive, with scores of 1001, 1007, and 1006. This season, Tattar has been averaging over 1000, a testament to her skill and dedication.

The competition at Green Mountain was fierce, but Tattar's dominance shone through. She took the outright lead on hole 6 and didn't look back, finishing with a 4-under round that was two strokes better than anyone else in the field. Her impressive performance earned her the top spot in several categories, including strokes gained putting (10.72) and OB rate.

Henna Blomroos put up a strong challenge, but ultimately finished second. The European player's incredible 23.50 strokes gained tee-to-green was nearly 10 more than second place in that category. Ohn Scoggins finished third, her ninth top 10 finish at Elite Series or Major events this year.

The Green Mountain Championship also marked the beginning of the inaugural DGPT Playoffs, a two-event series where points are weighted higher and have a significant impact on seeding in the bracket-style DGPT Championships in October. The weekend saw several players move up the ranks, with some even qualifying for the play-in round. However, others found themselves on the bubble heading into the next event.

As Tattar continues to dominate the disc golf scene, one thing is clear - she's living her dream and enjoying every moment of it. With the PDGA Pro Worlds returning to Vermont in 2023, fans can expect even more exciting competition from this talented champion.

This article was compiled from disc golf coverage with AI assistance. Source: pdga.com — https://www.pdga.com/news/living-her-dream