Portland open
The Portland Open is an annual disc golf tournament held most recently at the Glendoveer Golf Course in Portland, Oregon.
History
![A large gallery watches as the players walk up the fairway to the 18th green at the 2023 Portland Open](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/d/d4/2023_DGPT_Portland_Open.png/220px-2023_DGPT_Portland_Open.png)
The Portland Open was founded in 2019 and held at Blue Lake Park.[1][2] In 2020, the Portland Open was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The Portland Open returned in 2021, and due to ongoing pandemic precautions, was moved to Glendoveer Golf Course where spectator tickets sold out quickly.[3][4] In 2022, the Open consisted of two rounds at Blue Lake Park and the final two rounds at Glendoveer Golf Course. More than 2,000 spectators attended the event.[5] For the 2023 tournament, two 18-hole courses were constructed at the Glendoveer Golf complex, with two rounds played on the East course and two rounds played on the West. The 2023 edition was also notable for being the first ever Disc Golf Pro Tour Elite+ event. Per the tour's original press release, “Elite+ events will feature bigger purses, additional media focus, and elevated spectator experiences.”[6]
FPO Champions
Year | Dates | Champion | Margin of victory | Payout | First runner-up | Second runner-up | PDGA |
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2019 | May 25–27 | Paige Pierce | 2 | $1,775 | Catrina Allen | Lisa Fajkus | PDGA |
2021 | June 4–6 | Paige Pierce (2) | 7 | $3,000 | Catrina Allen | Ella Hansen | PDGA |
2022 | June 2–5 | Valerie Mandujano | 9 | $5,000 | Ohn Scoggins | Catrina Allen | PDGA |
2023 | June 1–4 | Kristin Tattar | 4 | $8,500 | Sai Ananda | Ohn Scoggins / Juliana Korver | PDGA |
2024 | May 30 - June 2 | Paige Pierce (3) | 2 | $8,000 | Holyn Handley | Sofia Donnecke | PDGA |
MPO Champions
Year | Dates | Champion | Margin of victory | Payout | First runner-up | Second runner-up | PDGA |
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2019 | May 25–27 | Drew Gibson | 0 (playoff) | $3,295 | Eagle McMahon | Seppo Paju / Simon Lizotte | PDGA |
2021 | June 4–6 | Eagle McMahon | 1 | $5,000 | Paul McBeth / Ricky Wysocki | X | PDGA |
2022 | June 2–5 | Simon Lizotte | 1 | $10,000 | Garret Gurthie | Isaac Robinson | PDGA |
2023 | June 1–4 | Adam Hammes | 0 (playoff) | $12,500 | Aaron Gossage | Corey Ellis | PDGA |
2024 | May 30 - June 2 | Gannon Buhr | 8 | $13,000 | Cole Redalen | Ricky Wysocki | PDGA |
References
- ^ Wilkins, Christopher Wiklund, Jacob (24 May 2019). "2019 Portland Open Preview: New Event On Legendary Property". Ultiworld Disc Golf.
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: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link) - ^ Lee, Mandy (13 November 2022). "The Portland Open Disc Golf Tournament: Winners & Info - simplydiscgolf.com". Simply Disc Golf.
- ^ Stein, Rosemarie (31 May 2021). "Professional disc golf tournament coming to Portland". oregonlive. The Oregonian.
- ^ "Portland Open brings disc golf pros to Glendoveer". KOIN.com. 5 June 2021.
- ^ Benard, Blake (9 June 2022). "Flying Saucers Spotted in Fairview". Willamette Week.
- ^ Westfall, Justin (31 May 2023). "2023 Portland Open Preview: Not Just Elite - Plus!". Ultiworld Disc Golf.
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