2026 PDGA Pro Worlds | MPO FINALF9 | Balodis, Schultz, Gossage, Wysocki | Jomez Disc Golf
The 2026 PDGA Pro World Championships are down to their final round, and it's anyone's game for the top spot. The iconic Tobogenic course in Kensington Metro Park is set to host a thrilling conclusion to the competition. Players such as Balodis, Schultz, Gossage, Wysocki, Jomez, and others have battled it out over four rounds, with Balodis emerging as the leader with a stunning 13-under-par performance, only to see Riner's Bogey on the final hole put him into a three-shot lead. The crowd is electric, and the tension is palpable as these golfing legends prepare for the final showdown. Watch as the world's top players face off in the ultimate test of skill and endurance.
Watch MPO pros battle for the title in thrilling disc golf highlights, featuring Balodis, Schultz, Gossage & Wysocki. Who wins?
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It all comes down [music] to this. A moment that changes your world and places you amongst legends. Opportunities like this come once in a lifetime. >> [music] [music] >> The 2026 Professional Disc Golf World Championships [music] end now. >> [music] >> Hello and [music] welcome to final round coverage from the 2026 PDGA Pro World Championships. [music] Merry Disc Golf Christmas, fellas. >> We made it to the World Championship Sunday. >> Joe Miss Pro, Nate Ston, [music] Jeremy Coing, Paul. >> I mean, this might as well be Super Bowl Sunday. This is it. This is the biggest event in our sport. This is the title. And Reer's [music] Baladus came out absolutely swinging in moving day. 13 under with a bogey on the final hole to open up a threeshot lead. There are so many people out here today and many of these people have never even heard of this fellow leading the World Championships. 18 holes to go at the iconic tobogenic course. This is going to be a fun day. >> Hole one bar 3. 528 to start the round. [music] Been smiling ear to ear since yesterday. This is going to be fun. >> Four rounds here at Kensington Metro Park 28 under your leader from Tulsi Lapia. Rainers Botus. [applause] [cheering] >> [applause] >> GOOD LIFT. >> YEAH, it looks good to me. Circle's edge maybe. >> Yeah. Yeah, just outside perhaps. But that's a great putt. Perfect distance. >> Not the best reaction on that hill. [applause] [cheering] >> First of two players, three back. Silus Schultz, good height. Didn't quite get the same lift that Riner's got. And it will come up a bit shorter. [applause] >> It's a long forehanded carry for most players. >> Not for this guy. Been impressing us all week with big distance forehand and backhand. >> Just comes out like a whip. >> Yeah. A little too too much on this one, I think. >> Yeah. Didn't quite have the glide. The speed was there. The stability was nice. It just kind of was too overstable, I think. >> Yeah. Maybe a little more height. >> World champion from Scottdale, Arizona, [cheering] you can tell who the crowd favorite is. Could this end the 9-year streak of no majors? It would have to be a very special day, but if anyone can do it,...
