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Emerson Keith Claims Waco Title on Back of Historic Round 2

06 May 2026

Emerson Keith won the Innova Presents 2026 Waco Annual Charity Open at Brazos Park East, carding a 14-under 50 in round two and holding off a four-way chase to win at 29-under par. The win was particularly sweet for Keith because he is not currently a full-time touring pro, having stepped back from the circuit to focus on his family, but instead plays regional tournaments in between living in Argyle, Texas. Keith finished two shots clear of a four-player logjam at -27: Isaac Robinson, Paul Krans, Evan Scott, and Niklas Anttila all finished tied for second.

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Holyn Handley of Grapevine, Texas, captured the inaugural MVP Big Easy Open presented by Flight Factory Discs, holding off a hard-charging field across three rounds at Parc des Familles to claim the Disc Golf Pro Tour title. Handley was the only competitor to finish under par in all three rounds and finished as one of just three players in the FPO field to post an under-par total for the event. Valerie Mandujano of San Antonio and Lisa Fajkus tied for second place, with Ohn Scoggins and former DGPT standout Missy Gannon finishing in a tie for fourth.

2026 Discraft‘s Supreme Flight Open - MPO Final F9 Recap

Championship Sunday at Olympus opened with chaos -- Paul McBeth‘s triple bogey on hole 1 blew the tournament wide open, but five birdies through the next eight holes brought him back to even par for the front nine. Monday qualifier Chandler Kramer was the surprise of the day, shooting three-under with his all-forehand game to climb within three of the lead. Ricky Wysocki held steady at one-under despite a bogey on the opener, maintaining a three-shot cushion heading into the back nine.

2026 Discraft‘s Supreme Flight Open - MPO Final B9 Recap

Ricky Wysocki closed the deal with an eagle on 15 and a gritty bogey on 18 to win the first DGPT event of 2026 at 24-under, ending a 581-day winless drought. Gannon Buhr fired a course-record 13-under 52 from the chase card to finish just one back at 23-under. Paul McBeth rattled off four straight birdies to close and finished third at 21-under, while Kyle Klein‘s five-under back nine earned him fourth at 20-under despite three costly three-putts throughout the round.

2026 Discraft‘s Supreme Flight Open - FPO Final F9 Recap

Championship Sunday at Olympus delivered a knife-fight on the front nine with only three strokes separating the top eight players heading into the back nine. Taylor Chocek closed with a turkey on holes 7-8-9 to hold the lead at fourteen-under, while Jessica Gurthie fired the hot round at three-under including a near-ace on hole 9. Missy Gannon strung together her own turkey on holes 2-3-4 but gave strokes back late. The tight leaderboard set up a dramatic back nine with everything still to play for. Commentary by Madison Walker and Erica Stinchcomb -- the Two Hot Geese.

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