
FAVORITE
COURSES |
| J&B
Rolling Hills |
Lamoni,
IA |
| Maple Hill Elements |
Leicester, MA |
| Humboldt State University |
Arcata, CA |
| Brakewell Steel/Warwick |
Warwick,
NY |
| Idlewild |
Burlington, KY |
FAVORITE TOURNAMENTS |
United States Disc
Golf Championship |
Rock Hill, SC |
| Marshall Street DGC |
Leicester, MA |
| Masters Cup |
Santa Cruz, CA |
| Brent Hambrick Memorial Open |
Columbus, OH |
| any Dan Doyle event (Warwick, Sugarbush) |
New England and New York |
Associate Sponsors:
Phenix Disc Sports, Revolution Disc Golf Bags, Salomon Sports, Kavu, Birdie Bags, The Equalizer, Maui Jim
Number of Aces: 18 and counting
Longest measured throw: 438 feet
Favorite Hole: Hole 18, Winthrop Gold
Memorable Win:
The 2005 World Championships for the intensity and level of focus I was able to maintain during the rounds and then release it into calm state in the evenings.
Also, the 2006 Mixed Doubles World Championship for its classic pairings and dramatic last hole finish. The same three lead card pairings were rematched from 2005 into 2006; defending Champs Angela Tschiggfrie and Chris Sprague, 2nd place The Readings, and Birgitta Lagerholm with partner Anders Kallstrom. All three teams were tied going into the final round. The Reading and Tschiggfrie/Sprague set the pace early with back and forth stellar play. Both teams were tied going into the final hole 18 at Lake Olmstead, which is a daredevil of a birdie hole. It is a touch with power turnover shot with Ob high along the right side and Ob low down a steep cliff to the water’s edge. Spraque went hyzer and landed down the cliff side safe then Jay stepped up and with great control and confidence and threw the perfect turning Coyote shot for the 15 foot birdie putt to win the championship by one.
Most memorable event:
The times at the Master Cup; singing happy birthday to Marty Hapner from the Top of the World during a final nine, the times camping and the many times driving up and down the coast, swinging from the rope swing out over the abyss, gathering an understanding of De LaVeaga, being invited to play skins with Climo, Rico, Doss and holding my own (thanks for the vision Tom). Lastly with great honor being awarded the DGA “Steady” Ed ‘Spirit of the Game’. Wow, it is recalling times like the above that I am so grateful that disc golf entered my life.
My favorite events:
The United States Women's Disc Golf Championships. I urge all women to attend this event, regardless of your skill level. This is an event about coming together. It is about showing ourselves and others that we are strong in number, that we are diverse. We are mothers, wives, and girlfriends. It is an unmatched event held for us.
Advice:
Be Patient with your game, yourself, and others. There is no substitution for practice, for disc golf is a game of timing and technique. Remember to enjoy your casual rounds and take seriously your competitive ones.
Additional comments:
If you or a school is interested in information concerning EDGE: The Educational Disc Golf Experience, please check out the website at www.edgediscgolf.org.
 | Division: Pro Womens
PDGA# 15863
Home: Woodward, Iowa
Height: 72"
Wingspan: 71"
Year
born: 1972
Dominant hand: Right
Pro
since: 2001
2007 Events: 32
2007 Earnings: $15376
Rating: 964
Titles: 3-Time Womens World Champ (2002, 2005, 2006)
3-Time US Womens Champion (2002, 2003, 2004)
Players Cup Womens Champion (2007)
Co-Rookie of the Year (2001)
PDGA Player of the Year (2002, 2004, 2005, 2006)
8 National Tour Wins in 2007
EDGE Spokesperson & Coordinator

TOP FINISHES
2008
2nd Bowling Green Open (NT)
1st Texas State Championships
1st Red Rock Show
2nd The Memorial (NT)
1st Victoria Open
2007
1st MSDGC
2nd Pro World Championships
1st Brent Hambrick Memorial Open
1st Canadian Open (NT)
1st Disc Girls Gone Wild
1st Great Lakes Open (NT)
1st Minnesota Majestic
1st Masters Cup (NT)
1st Disc 'n Dat Bluegrass Open
1st Lexington Open
1st Hall of Fame Classic (NT)
1st Bowling Green Open (NT)
1st Texas State Championships
1st The Memorial (NT)
2nd Gentlemen's Club Challenge
1st Victoria Open
1st Z Boaz Open
2006
1st National Tour Series
2nd Players Cup (M)
1st Veterans Park Open
1st Oklahoma Open
3rd US Womens DG Championship
2nd DGTV Fall Open at Telemark Resort
Pro World Champion
1st Victoria Open (B)
1st 8th Red Rock Show (B)
1st Pecan Park Open (B)
1st Bowling Green
Open (NT)
1st 11th
Texas State Championships (NT)
1st Golden State Classic (NT)
1st Beaver State Fling (NT)
1st Minnesota Majestic (NT)
2nd Z Boaz Open (A)
2nd Steady Ed Memorial Masters Cup (NT)
3rd International Women's Cup (B)
2005
5 NT Wins
2nd National Tour Series
1st Texas 10 Charity Cup
1st Oklahoma Open
1st Texas State Championships
1st Sneaky Pete
3rd US Women's DG Championships
1st Eric C. Yetter Champions Cup
1st West Virginia Open
2nd Skylands Classic
1st Brent Hambrick
Memorial (NT)
1st Michiana Open
5th Great Lakes Open (NT)
1st Greater Des
Moines Challenge (NT)
1st High Plains Challenge
1st huk lab Beaver
State Fling (NT)
2nd Masters Cup (NT)
2nd Golden State Classic (NT)
1st Waco Chairty Tour (NT)
1st Dogwood Crosstown Classic (NT)
3rd Hall of Fame Classic (NT)
1st Red Rock Show
2nd The Memorial (NT)
2nd Z Boaz Open
2004
18 wins, including 3 NT and USWDGC.
National Tour Points Champion
2003
13 wins including 2 NT and USWDGC
2002
15 wins including PDGA Women's World Champion
PDGA Pro Mixed Doubles World Champion
USWDGC
Player of the year
2001
Rookie of the year
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