PDGA Announces Several Annual Awards | Professional Disc Golf Association
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**TITLE:** Disc Golf Association Honors Standout Volunteers and Tournament Directors
**META_TITLE:** PDGA Awards Celebrate Sportsmanship, Volunteerism, and Tournament Excellence
**META_DESCRIPTION:** The Professional Disc Golf Association announces its 2021 annual awards, recognizing outstanding volunteers, tournament directors, and sportsmen. Meet the deserving recipients of this year's honors.
The Professional Disc Golf Association (PDGA) has announced its 2021 annual award winners, celebrating exceptional individuals who have made significant contributions to the sport. The PDGA Board of Directors and Staff recognized a handful of talented professionals for their dedication, hard work, and sportsmanship on and off the disc golf course.
Mark Stephens, a dedicated PDGA member with over a decade of experience in volunteer work, has been named the 2021 Volunteer of the Year. As the state coordinator for Michigan and chair of the Discipline Committee, Mark has actively advised and assisted fellow coordinators and event directors, setting an exemplary standard for the growth of the sport.
Tim Barr, a seasoned tournament director, received the Brent Hambrick Tournament Director of the Year award. In 2021 alone, Tim directed an impressive 16 events, including two A-tiers and a PDGA Major – the Professional Masters World Championships. His tireless efforts have made a lasting impact on the disc golf community.
The Bob West Memorial Sportsmanship Award was given to Paul Ulibarri, a renowned professional player who embodies fair play and generosity on the course. Nominated by his peers for his exceptional sportsmanship, Paul has consistently demonstrated respect for fellow players and tournament directors alike. His contributions as chair of the PDGA Professional Players' Committee have raised the standards at major events, showcasing the world's top disc golf talent.
The 2021 award winners are a testament to the dedication and passion of individuals who strive to elevate the sport through their volunteer work, tournament direction, and sportsmanship. The PDGA extends its gratitude to these exceptional professionals for their tireless efforts in promoting the values of fair play and camaraderie that define disc golf.
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