All 23 divisions were represented, with ages ranging from 5 to 79. The biggest age group (through membership records) was 30-39 year olds. FA40 was the biggest age-based division played, with 254.
The biggest divisions overall were FA3 (671), FA4 (596) and then FA2 (471).
She tees off, with no other female at her course — or even state — competing in her division. Sometimes, it just happens, no other females signed up to play the tournament.
But today, hundreds of miles away, one of her competitors is putting out on hole 18. Another competitor in her division, in Germany, finished their round hours ago. An Australian competitor has already gone to bed after playing earlier in the day.
From first-time disc golfers to three generations hitting the course together, the goals of community and growing the sport for girls and women of all ages were accomplished with record numbers.
Now, it’s time to start planning the 2022 WGE.
The PDGA Women’s Committee recently announced that the global event will return for its sixth edition on August 6-7, 2022 and will become an annual event.
