Barry Schultz jumped into the lead in MP50 at Masters Worlds. Photo: Conrad Meyer / PDGA

A few leaders began to establish themselves but for the most part, the 2022 PDGA Masters Disc Golf World Championships are wide open at the midway point.

There were six lead changes, several battles that are showing they’re going to come down to the wire and a few players that have widened the gap among the 24 divisions.

On Thursday, players will return to their opening round courses in the Peoria, Illinois area.

Ohn Scoggins grew her lead to four strokes in FP40. Photo: Hayden Henry / PDGA

Here’s a look around Masters Worlds:

• Alan Wagner grew his lead to three strokes with the hot round at Eureka Temp in MP40. Joe Rovere is second, one stroke ahead of first-round co-leader Martin Hendel. Michael Johansen joins the lead card as the field heads back to Northwood Black.
• In FP40, Ohn Scoggins kept the putter working with a 52 at McNaughton to push her lead to four strokes over Holly Finley. Juliana Korver carded a 53 to jump to third place.
• Barry Schultz had just one bogey on Northwood Black in an otherwise sterling round to build a two-stroke lead over JohnE McCray in MP50. Schultz carded eight birdies as the two exchanged the lead throughout the round before a stronger finish from Schultz put him in solo first heading back to Eureka Temp.
• Des Reading battled through Lake Eureka and grew her lead to three strokes over Nova Politte.

Jay Gobrecht leads MP65 by five strokes. Photo: MarKing / PDGA

• Fredrik Granåsen and Mike Forton are knotted up at plus-3, one stroke ahead of Jeff Harper in MP55.
• Sandy Gast grabbed a two-stroke lead with the second-hottest round at Lake Eureka in FP55 and leads Lydie Hellgren. Susan Stephens had the hot round to jump to third place and just three strokes back.
• The scores were low for MP60 at McNaughton, and Mike Ward emerged with a slim one-stroke lead over Tim Keith. Four more players are within four strokes.
• There’s a five-way tie for second place in MA40, a field of 144 players, and they’re all chasing Bryan Pyle as action returns to Wildlife Park.
• Charlotte Christensen shot nearly 40 points above her rating and leads FA40 by three strokes.
• In MA50, Jeffrey Romig had a share of the hot round and leads by two strokes.
• Five players are under par in MA55, led by Mark Janssen, who has a one-stroke lead over Jerry Dobbins and Tom Stoughton.
• Sue Perales cleared the rest of the field by three strokes at Lake Eureka and now has a five-stroke lead in FA55.
• Shooting 66 points above his rating, Mark Shackleford built a three-stroke lead in MA60.
• Donna Stanley holds a steady three-stroke lead over Gretchen Corica in FA60.
• The lead is five strokes in FA65 and MA70 by Jane Anderson-Renton and Tim Martin, respectively.