Thrilling Finishes Mark Conclusion of 2025 PDGA Masters Disc Golf World Championships

The 2025 PDGA Masters Disc Golf World Championships presented by ZÜCA reached its thrilling conclusion on the last day of competition. The event saw a series of intense playoff battles across various divisions, keeping spectators on the edge of their seats throughout the day.

One of the most remarkable performances came from Paul Oman, who carded an ace on Hole 10 and finished with a guaranteed playoff or outright win at Blue Ribbon Pines. Meanwhile, Dutch Napier birdied the final three holes, including the challenging 18th island hole, to force extra holes in the MP40 division.

In another exciting showdown, Ohn Scoggins sealed her fifth-straight PDGA Masters Worlds Championship by pulling away from Jennifer Allen down the stretch at BRP. The battle between the two players had been a closely contested affair all week, with both exchanging the lead nearly every day.

The MA40 division saw Ben Banbury birdie the 18th to force a playoff with Travis Moser, who had jumped from the chase card and was leading in the clubhouse. Banbury ultimately emerged victorious on the third playoff hole.

In the MA50 division, Tim Harikkala started the day two strokes behind the lead but managed to claim the win over Ronnie Denig on the first playoff hole. The day's events saw tight finishes throughout the 26 divisions competing across eight courses in the Twin Cities of Minnesota.

Beyond the three playoffs, multiple divisions witnessed champions separated from their closest competitors by three strokes or fewer. In MP50, Kevin Babbit took home a seven-stroke win after entering the day tied with Barry Schultz.

As the championships come to a close, fans are left to reminisce about an action-packed week of disc golf competitions. The full list of winners from the 2025 PDGA Masters Disc Golf World Championships can be found online.

This article was compiled from disc golf coverage with AI assistance. Source: pdga.com — https://www.pdga.com/news/what-finish