Typically I like to catch a variety of players when attending large events but we had to speak with Paul McBeth after winning the biggest event in his young career. Jussi Meresmaa also checks in with very exciting information regarding the events he runs and his new product lines at Discmania. Support our sponsor, http://www.discnation.com

With his unique straddle putt on line, Steve Brinster tore up the Winthrop Gold Course by shooting a 56 in the final round of the 2010 USDGC. Brinster is always in the running at big events and he knows his day will come to claim his first PDGA Major. Meanwhile young superstar, Will Schusterick, overcame a 2 stroke deficit in the final round and edged out his ‘elder’, Nikko Locastro for the title.

Nikko Locastro’s good friend Will Schusterick, carded a bogey-free 56 during the 3rd round of the 2010 USDGC but Nikko finished strong and sits just a few strokes back going into the final 18 holes. Nikko is confident that he can make a run at defending his title which is his number one objective.

Young gun, Will Schusterick, PDGA #29064 has found himself atop the leader board at the 2010 USDGC. He stayed away from any big numbers and minimized his mistakes. Will has been touring more extensively this year including a great finish at the Japan Open in June. The final clips of this blog showcase some close up drives by Avery Jenkins, Garrett Gurthie, Robbie Bratten, Paul McBeth, Isaac Chaney, David Wiggins, Jr and Will himself.

As the warm Wisconsin weather falls by the wayside we still have more than enough golf to play. The Triple Double Trouble is a great doubles event held at historic Vollrath Park and the following weekend everyone headed to Stevens Point to check out some great holes at Standing Rocks Park. Live internet broadcasting for both the Presidents Cup and the USDGC will be brought to you by DiscGolfPlanet.tv and it will be awesome!

When EMac made his putt on the seventh hole of the final nine he knew the title was his to take home. McCabe bested a field of over 130 competitors as he cruised to a five stroke margin of victory. He hoped a title would come to him during the 2009 Kansas City Worlds but a hand injury postponed that – until today. Congrats Eric!

For the first time in 6 years our Women’s World Champion isn’t named Des or Val. Sarah attributes some her success to great courses and helpful mentors in South Carolina. Although she was nervous during her the final nine, her 12 stroke cushion going into it was more than enough to hold off her chasers. Congratulations Sarah!

Illinois native, Barrett White, PDGA #16737 is excited to be playing with the other seven Masters Women here at the Pro Worlds. A long history of ultimate is in her blood but around the year 2000 she gave disc golf a whirl. With only 9 holes to play her four stroke lead is comfortable but not final.

After four rounds of intense competition, Paul Ulibarri, PDGA #27171 is still the leader. The 21 year old attributes his one stroke lead to solid putting and taking what the course gives you, even if that means pitching back into the fairway after an errant shot. Apparently he hasn’t endured too many errant shots as he leads with score of 40 under par.