Witness History Unfold at the PDGA Professional Disc Golf World Championships
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The world's top disc golfers are set to converge on Peoria, Illinois next week for the prestigious PDGA Professional Disc Golf World Championships. Among them is Paul McBeth, who will be vying for his share of history alongside a talented field of competitors. One thing that separates the winners from the rest is the coveted "x" mark next to their name – a symbol of excellence in disc golf.
Whether you're able to attend in person or watch from afar, the entire tournament experience is available online through various channels. SmashboxxTV will provide live video coverage of the Open and Open Women's lead cards each day, with alternating broadcasts between Eureka Lake and Sunset Hills courses due to limited cell signal at the Northwood course.
The broadcast team, led by Terry Miller, will be joined by Hannah McBeth for Open Women's broadcasts, Robert McCall for Open, Dixon Jowers for sideline reporting, and Steve Hill for post-game interviews. Additionally, Central Coast Disc Golf will cover both the Open Women's lead card and the chase card, while Jomez Productions will focus on the Open lead card.
No matter how you choose to consume the action, there's plenty of ways to stay up-to-date with daily recaps, podcasts, and articles from PDGA Media. Daily round recap videos will be available on YouTube and social media channels, featuring quick-cut highlights, player interviews, and stats breakdowns. The Chain Reaction podcast, hosted by Steve Hill, will break down the action in a weekly episode.
Exclusive coverage from multiple teams will include post-produced videos from Jomez Productions, Central Coast Disc Golf, and Dynamic Discs. Highlights, interviews, and sound bites will also be available on Johnny DiscGolf's personal YouTube channel. UDisc Live will provide instant scoring updates throughout the tournament.
To capture the perfect moment, Alyssa Van Lanen Images will be on hand to take stunning photographs that showcase the drama and excitement of disc golf in action. PDGA Media will be communicating across all their platforms, including social media, Instagram stories, Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube, bringing you behind-the-scenes shenanigans, photos, and interviews throughout the event.
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This article was compiled from disc golf coverage with AI assistance. Source: pdga.com — https://www.pdga.com/news/how-follow-2019-pdga-professional-disc-golf-world-championship