Kristin Tattar Dominates Bluebell Woods Open with Convincing Win

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Kristin Tattar continued her impressive form at the Bluebell Woods Open in Dunbar, Scotland, where she secured a dominant victory with a 26-stroke advantage over Kaidi Allsalu in the final round. This is the second time this season that Tattar has emerged as the top performer on the Euro Tour, following her win at the Dutch Open.


Tattar's impressive performance was built upon throughout the tournament, with her first two rounds establishing a 16-stroke gap between herself and her closest competitor. She maintained her consistency in the final round, ultimately securing an even-par 183 score. Allsalu finished second with a 26-over par 209, while Iben I. M. Blaabjerg secured third place with a 35-over par 218.


Tattar's success at Bluebell Woods can be attributed to her exceptional skill and rating advantage over the competition. With a current rating of 936, she held a significant lead in the field, making it difficult for others to keep pace. Allsalu, who finished second, played above her rating by 29 points, while Blaabjerg exceeded her rating by 30 points.


In an interview, Tattar downplayed her impressive performance, stating that she didn't feel like she had played "excellent golf" throughout the tournament. She attributed her success to maintaining a consistent level of play and avoiding major mistakes. Tattar also expressed satisfaction with meeting her own expectations, rather than focusing on beating her competitors.


Tattar's win at Bluebell Woods has further solidified her position in the Open Women's tour points race. However, she and partner Silver Lätt are not overly concerned about their standings, as they view the Euro Tour events as a way to prepare for the upcoming season. Both players have registered for the next event on the calendar, the Kokkedal Open in Denmark.


Tattar will face new challenges at the upcoming Prodigy Disc Pro Tour 2019 - Helsinki, where she will compete against young Finnish phenoms Henna Blomroos and Eveliina Salonen. This will be the first time that Tattar and her competitors have faced each other this season, setting up an exciting showdown between some of Europe's top players.


This article was compiled from disc golf coverage with AI assistance. Source: pdga.com — https://www.pdga.com/news/tattar-rings-big-win-bluebell-woods

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