Saturday's fourth running of the PDGA Women's Global Event, the biennial celebration of women's disc golf, was the biggest yet in the event's history. Though the Global Scores are still trickling in and results are not 100 percent official, let's take a look at some of the facts and figures from the affair, as numbers both large and small tell the story of the WGE's continued success.

2,125

Total participants in this weekend’s PDGA Women’s Global Event.

80

Events worldwide, far surpassing the previous record of 62 in 2016.

981.5

Average round rating, as of press time, for Sarah Hokom, who currently leads the Global Scores with her opening two rounds of the Daisy Chains Women's Disc Golf Tournament in Watsonville, California.

39

States with events, up from 26 in 2016.

6

WGE events in Texas, the most from one state.

14

Countries with events, up from 10 in 2016. New entrants to the festivities included Croatia, Latvia, Lithuania, Netherlands, and Slovakia.

137

Number of players at largest women’s-only event, the KC Diva Spring Feeva in Kansas City, Missouri.

4

Number of WGEs in Finland, the most of any country outside the United States. That’s more than 37 states; only Texas and California hosted more.

11,387.37

Distance, in miles, from the International Disc Golf Center in Appling, Georgia, to the Perth Chick Flick in Bentley, Western Australia. That was the most far-flung locale from the organization’s home office, which hosted the Magnolia Open WGE.

68

PDGA number of Sue Horn, who possessed the lowest numbered registered in the worldwide affair. Both Horn and Tita Ugalde, PDGA #83, played at the Cowgirl Classic in Chino, California. They were the only two-digit women in attendance this weekend.

740

Number of non-PDGA members who registered, making up 34.8 percent of the field.

29

Finishing place of Nicole Johnson, the highest non-PDGA member in the global scores. She finished in second place in the Open Women’s division at the EPIC Ladies Spring Fling in Tum Tum, Washington

279

Number of players with six-digit PDGA numbers, meaning they have signed up since October 2017.

475

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71 years, 10 months

Difference in age between Sylvia Voakes, who played in the Firefly Fling in Nashville, Tennessee, Saturday as the weekend’s most senior participant, and Katherine Nunn-Gage, the youngest PDGA member to take part in the global event.