Women's Disc Golf Championships Break Records with Star-Studded Lineup
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The women's disc golf community is abuzz with excitement as the United States Women's Disc Golf Championships (USWDGC) prepares to kick off this weekend in a record-breaking field of 267 players across 16 divisions. This milestone marks the largest professional division in tournament history, with an impressive 63 players competing in the Open category.
Among the talented lineup is five-time PDGA World Champion Paige Pierce, who aims to secure her fourth USWDGC title and tie with Des Reading for the most championships won. Pierce will be joined by other top contenders, including Juliana Korver, who won the first edition of the Women's National Championship 22 years ago.
The diverse field spans a wide range of PDGA numbers, from Sue Horn (#68) to Marissa Whitacre (#178948), as well as age-protected divisions ranging from 12 & under to 70-plus. The competition promises to be fierce, with top players vying for victory in their respective categories.
For fans who can't attend the event in person, there are plenty of ways to stay up-to-date on the action. Live coverage will be available through the Disc Golf Network (DGN), which offers exclusive post-produced coverage and live broadcasts of select tournaments. A subscription includes access to a range of content, including touring pro interview series, podcasts, and other segments.
In addition to DGN, fans can also catch the final round on Sunday, May 23, simulcast for free on the DGPT YouTube channel. Those interested in watching the live coverage can tune in to see Paige Pierce, Jessica Weese, Ohn Scoggins, and Kristine King take to the course as part of Friday's feature card.
The event will also feature a press conference from 2-4 p.m. PT on Thursday, which will be streamed live on the DGPT YouTube channel. The lineup includes top players such as Paige Pierce, Catrina Allen, Kona Star Panis, and Madison Walker, among others.
For those who prefer post-production coverage, Central Coast Disc Golf (CCDG) will be providing exclusive footage of the FPO feature card throughout the weekend.
As the competition unfolds, fans can stay informed through regular updates on PDGA.com or by following the Disc Golf Pro Tour's social media accounts. With a star-studded lineup and extensive live coverage options, this year's USWDGC promises to be an unforgettable experience for all involved.
This article was compiled from disc golf coverage with AI assistance. Source: pdga.com — https://www.pdga.com/news/uswdgc-returns-northern-california