Midway Point Leaders Shaken Up at 2024 DGPT Playoff Event
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The halfway point of the 2024 Disc Golf Pro Tour - MVP Open presented by OTB has brought new leaders to the forefront at beloved Maple Hill course in Massachusetts. While the field remains competitive, a few players have managed to separate themselves from the pack.
In the women's division, Kristin Tattar made a remarkable jump into the solo lead after carding an 8-under round, tied for the best of the day with Holyn Handley. Tattar was one stroke back after the first round but went bogey-free to move three spots up the leaderboard.
Missy Gannon remains in second place, still unblemished by a single bogey throughout the tournament and boasting an 8-under total. Ohn Scoggins and Natalie Ryan complete the lead card with scores of 7-under each. Handley's impressive performance included 18-of-19 fairway hits, catapulting her 12 spots up to sixth place on the leaderboard.
The men's division has also seen significant changes at the top. Aaron Gossage went 10-under round to surge five places and tie for the lead with Ricky Wysocki, who jumped three spots after a strong day. The pair now sit atop the leaderboard with a 15-under total and a one-stroke advantage over Corey Ellis, who produced an incredible 11-under round – a 1084-rated performance.
Ezra Robinson maintained his spot on the lead card by posting a 5-under round and finds himself in a tie for fourth place alongside Gannon Buhr. With two rounds remaining, eight players remain within four strokes of the new leaders.
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This article was compiled from disc golf coverage with AI assistance. Source: pdga.com — https://www.pdga.com/news/new-leaders