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2018 Disc Golf Pro Tour

2018 Disc Golf Pro Tour

James Conrad, left, came from fourth place to take the MVP Open. Photo: Alyssa Van Lanen | DGPT

Ricky Wysocki stared down adversity and came away with the lead after a round for the ages Saturday at the MVP Open. Photo: Alyssa Van Lanen | DGPT

Gazing up from 30th place after the opening round of the MVP Open wasn’t exactly how Ricky Wysocki envisioned kicking off his title defense at Maple Hill Disc Golf Course. But after a frustrating Friday found him in that unenviable position, he dialed up the resolve that has become one of his career calling cards.

“I needed to do something,” Wysocki said.

Sarah Hokom greets her admirers Saturday at the MVP Open. Photo: Alyssa Van Lanen / DGPT

Moving day presented many opportunities to the Open Women's field at the MVP Open, and a few players capitalized on it. 

Day one of the MVP Open found little separation among the top 10. Photo: Alyssa Van Lanen / DGPT

Nikko Locastro has played five Disc Golf Pro Tour events in 2018. In four of those, he’s placed in double digits in the final standings.

Sarah Hokom is looking for her first win at Maple Hill since 2011. Photo: Alyssa Van Lanen / DGPT

When it comes to Maple Hill, Paige Pierce and Sarah Hokom have provided a case study in opposites.

2018 MVP Open at Maple Hill

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Sunday, August 26 - Round 3

Jessica Weese will need to hold off Sarah Hokom, Paige Bjerkass, and Rebecca Cox during Sunday's final round to take home the win. Photo: Alyssa Van Lanen / DGPT

Story by Jon Berg, DGPT.com

AJ Risley Leads Open division by five after shooting the hot round on the second day. Photo: Alyssa Van Lanen / DGPT

Stories by Seth FIndley, DGPT.com

Gurthie sits one ahead of the field after the opening round. Photo: Alyssa Van Lanen / DGPT

Trophies being displayed at the 2018 San Francisco Open (left) and the 2017 Ed Headrick Hall of Fame Classic (right) that ProActive Sports Disc Golf engraved and provided. Photos: DGPT / PDGA

In a milestone year, 2017 saw a 15% jump in active PDGA membership. Tournaments have seen a 13% increase this past year to keep up with the sport’s rapid growth. As disc golf gains momentum and further recognition in the sports community, the stakes are higher than ever to create a seamless tournament experience. Between the course prep, registration, staffing and merchandising, balancing the process components can have its challenges.

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