Patrick Whelan fires away while Owen Bare watches.
The Fountain Hills Disc Golf Club hosted a Championships Tournament on Saturday, Dec. 5, with 89 participants coming out to take part in the big event.
Hosted out of the Fountain Park disc golf course, the tournament was a two-round, 21-hole event that ran throughout the day across multiple divisions.
According to club president David Taylor Jr., the local tournament was a huge success.
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Disc golf tournament a soaring success
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The Fountain Hills Disc Golf Club hosted a Championships Tournament on Saturday, Dec. 5, with 89 participants coming out to take part in the big event.
Hosted out of the Fountain Park disc golf course, the tournament was a two-round, 21-hole event that ran throughout the day across multiple divisions.
According to club president David Taylor Jr., the local tournament was a huge success.
“I couldn’t be more pleased with the great turnout for this tournament, the great weather, the help from the other club board members and the awesome Fountain Hills disc golf course,” he said.
The day’s big winner was Steve Gailey, who won the Open category at 15 under par.
Alan Bennett won at the intermediate level, with Robert Craig winning in advanced.
Tommy Gunz Trujillo took the Master division, with Robert Cummings III winning the Advanced Master category and Bailey Petty winning for Intermediate Women.
Ameya Lisa Leitera took the top spot in Advanced Women, with Ted Miller earning first place in Advanced Grandmaster.
JR Johnson was first in the Recreational category.
There were also brackets for younger players, with Trinity Taylor and Mercy Taylor earning first place for Junior II Girls and Junior III Girls, respectively.
Isaac Yazzie was the winner for Junior II Boys, with Mason Taylor taking first in Junior III Boys.
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