Kristin Tattar Wins Back-to-Back Music City Open Titles

Kristin Tattar has cemented her position as one of the top disc golfers in the world by winning her second consecutive Music City Open title. The two-time defending PDGA Professional World Champion demonstrated her skill and consistency at the event, notching her third Elite Series win of the season. This achievement marks a significant milestone for Tattar, who now has 21 Elite Series/Major victories under her belt, just one shy of Juliana Korver's fifth-place record.

Tattar's performance in Nashville was impressive, with an unofficial event average of 1017 recorded for the 2024 MCO. This statistic brings her closer to achieving a player rating of 1000+, a feat that would make her the first FPO competitor to reach this milestone. Henna Blomroos completed the podium by shooting a 1019-rated four-under-par during Sunday's round.

Meanwhile, Simon Lizotte was dominating the MPO field, winning his second consecutive Music City Open title. Despite reporting multiple ailments throughout the weekend, Lizotte held the lead at the end of each round, securing his third win in three attempts at this event. This victory marked a significant achievement for Lizotte, who now has seven Elite Series/Major wins since May 2022, surpassing any other MPO player in that time frame.

In the MPO division, Paul McBeth secured second place with an impressive performance, while Ricky Wysocki made a notable push from the chase card to round out the podium. Chris Dickerson also contributed to the exciting finish by tying with Wysocki for third place.

The PDGA Champions Cup is set to be the next major event on the disc golf calendar, and fans are eagerly anticipating the opportunity to see these talented players compete again.

This article was compiled from disc golf coverage with AI assistance. Source: pdga.com — https://www.pdga.com/news/final-prelude-pdga-champions-cup