Ricky Wysocki and Jeremy Koling Make Up Ground in St. Jude Disc Golf Charity Invitational
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The second day of the St. Jude Disc Golf Charity Invitational saw some dramatic changes in the standings. The "Steady" Ed course at Bayonet & Blackhorse proved to be a challenging layout, with its average hole length of 563 feet and numerous obstacles. However, on this particular day, the winds were minimal, allowing players to unleash their full power without worrying about wayward throws.
The conditions were perfect for big arm players like Ricky Wysocki and Jeremy Koling, who both made significant strides in the standings. Coming off a disappointing Round 1, they both improved their scores by an impressive 13 strokes, showcasing their skills on the course. Wysocki's outstanding performance earned him second place, just one stroke behind leader Nate Doss.
Doss continued to dominate the competition, carding only one bogey in his round of 116. However, Wysocki's strong showing has set up an exciting final round, where he will be vying for top spot against Doss and other contenders. The "Moving Day" mantra was certainly a fitting description for Saturday's action-packed proceedings.
One of the most impressive aspects of Wysocki's performance was his incredible hot streak on holes 1-16. He carded an astonishing 11 birdies and one eagle, before faltering on the final par 4 hole. His only bogey of the day came on Hole 17, where he had previously suffered a quadruple bogey due to three consecutive throws out of bounds.
The finishing holes were indeed treacherous, with only two players managing to birdie them - Wysocki and Koling. The rest of the top 20 field struggled to navigate these challenging greens, resulting in a higher number of bogeys and worse.
As the final round approaches, the competition is heating up, with several big names vying for podium positions. The chase card is also shaping up to be an exciting affair, as powerful throwers like Nikko Locastro and Eagle McMahon look to make up ground on the leaders.
The St. Jude Disc Golf Charity Invitational continues to raise funds for the valuable work of St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. So far, a significant amount has been raised, but there is still more to be done to reach the target of $165k. Donations can be made at pdga.com/give.
The final round will take place this afternoon at 1:10pm PDT/4:10pm EDT, with live scores and updates available on pdgalive.com.
This article was compiled from disc golf coverage with AI assistance. Source: pdga.com — https://www.pdga.com/big-arms-make-big-moves-st-jude-charity-invitational