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Championship Saturday at the Winthrop Arena was set up to be a down-to-the-wire finish.

It delivered.

Paul McBeth took down a playoff over Kyle Klein to take his third title at the United States Disc Golf Championship and 16th PDGA Major win. Missy Gannon, earlier in the day, battled Winthrop to the end to grab the win at the Throw Pink Women's Disc Golf Championship.

McBeth needed a birdie on the 17th and nailed a 60-foot birdie putt. Both the five-time World Champion and Klein, the 2020 PDGA Rookie of the Year who fired off a 10-under round to jump four spots, went for the win with 50-foot putts on the treacherous 18th green. Both missed and it was off to the first for sudden death.

With honors, Klein's drive faded early into the trees and McBeth followed with a bullet straight at the basket. Klein's bid was solid but missed, leaving McBeth with an circle's edge putt for the win. He drilled it and followed with an emotional and powerful celebration.

Gannon built the lead to three strokes and saw it drop to one over Valerie Mandujano coming down the stretch. The 17th nipped Mandujano and a surging Kona Panis, with a 3-under round, came into contention. A birdie run from Panis on the 18th, which would've added even more pressure to Gannon coming into the daunting finisher, fell short.

As she did over the final two days in Rock Hill, Gannon navigated Winthrop's challenges for the win.

For the 22nd year, Winthrop delivered.