Masters Worlds Battles Continue as Cut Looms in Twin Cities

The excitement is building at the 2025 PDGA Masters Disc Golf World Championship presented by ZÜCA, as the top players in each division jockey for position ahead of Saturday's championship rounds. The cut has been made, but the competition is far from over, with just a few strokes separating the leaders in many divisions.

In one of the most closely contested battles, Ohn Scoggins and Jennifer Allen have been trading leads all week, with Scoggins reclaiming the top spot by just one stroke on Friday. Their final round will take place at Blue Ribbon Pines, where Scoggins has a history of success, having carded scores of 63-59 in the second and third rounds.

Meanwhile, Joe Rovere has extended his lead to two strokes in another division, with Dutch Napier and Cale Leiviska hot on his heels. Brad Schick remains tied for the lead after Friday's round at Blue Ribbon Pines, where he is just five strokes off the pace set by Rovere.

The day saw a total of nine new leaders emerge or take over outright leads in various divisions. In FP40, Scoggins broke a tie with Allen, while JohnE McCray opened up a six-stroke lead after carding one of the hot rounds of the day in MP50. Kevin Babbit and Barry Schultz jumped to a share of the lead in MP55, just one stroke ahead of Jay Reading.

Randy Beers took over at the top of MP70, leading Jay Gobrecht by three strokes, while Ben Banbury reclaimed the lead in MA40 after trailing through the first few rounds. Alicia Carr posted the hot round in FA40 to take a two-stroke lead, and Ronnie Denig emerged from a five-way tie to take control of another division.

The updates continue: Marshall Felker is now leading in MA55, with David Pitcher three strokes back, while Wes Landfear broke a tie to take over at the top of MA60, where Dan Elliott trails by three strokes. With just one day left before the championships are crowned, all eyes will be on Saturday's action as the players battle it out for their share of glory.

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This article was compiled from disc golf coverage with AI assistance. Source: pdga.com — https://www.pdga.com/news/title-time-twin-cities