Leaders Emerge as 2018 Pro Masters Disc Golf World Championships Heat Up

As the preliminary rounds of the 2018 Pro Masters Disc Golf World Championships come to a close, the competition is heating up. With both courses having been played, the top players in each division are starting to reveal their skills and strategies. In the Masters 40+ division, any mistakes made by the leaders will be costly, as they face stiff competition from the likes of JohnE McCray, David Feldberg, and Brian Schweberger.

Wednesday's action at Waterworks Park saw a tight leaderboard, with 11 players within five strokes of then-leader Justin Mcluen. However, after completing the round, the scores have started to spread out, leaving only six men within five strokes of the lead. McCray, Feldberg, and Schweberger share the top spot, each having demonstrated exceptional skill on the challenging course.

Meanwhile, in the Masters 50+ division, Patrick Brown has pulled ahead of Ron Convers, the 2017 Masters 50+ World Champion. Despite Convers' experience playing in Kansas City, where he would typically expect to have an advantage due to familiarity with the wind conditions, Brown's performance has left him three strokes behind.

The other divisions have been competing at Heritage Park, a picturesque course with pristine grass fairways. In the Masters 60+ division, David Greenwell, a Disc Golf Hall of Fame member and eight-time world champion, sits atop the leaderboard after shooting an impressive 5-under par 57 on Wednesday. He will face stiff competition from Dr. Rick Voakes, who shares second place with Kazuo Shirai.

Randy Beers has taken fourth place in the Masters 60+ division after recording a hot round of 55 at Heritage Park, just two strokes behind the lead. With the forecast looking favorable and the courses now better understood, it's expected that even more impressive scores will be recorded today as the championships continue. Follow along with live hole-by-hole updates on pdgalive.com for the latest news, pictures, and videos from the 2018 Pro Masters Disc Golf World Championships.

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This article was compiled from disc golf coverage with AI assistance. Source: pdga.com — https://www.pdga.com/2018mastersworlds/news/round-two-wrap-up