Three in a Row
Ohn Scoggins closed out the DGPT regular season with her third straight LWS Open title. The win puts Ohn on top of the DGPT standings heading into the playoffs.
Team Innova also had two players in the MPO Top 10, while Jessica Gurthie earned her best Tour finish since winning the season opener.
Ohn Scoggins – 1st
Three years, three LWS Open titles. Ohn finished the weekend at 17-under, five strokes clear of second place. She closed with a seven-under final round to secure her third straight win at Idlewild.
Ohn led the FPO field in Fairway Hits, C1 Putting, and Strokes Gained Tee to Green.
The victory is Ohn’s third DGPT win of 2026, already the most Elite Series victories she has recorded in a single season. She also has two JomezPro Series wins and has finished outside the Top 4 at just three events all year.
Last season, we wrote about how Ohn keeps getting better year after year. Even without a Major title so far in 2026, that trend isn’t over. She’s already set a new career high for Elite Series wins in a season, reached her career-high 990 rating in July, and now sits atop the DGPT standings heading into the playoffs.
With a few of the biggest events of the season still ahead at courses Ohn excels at, there’s still time to raise the bar even higher.
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Väinö Mäkelä – T6
Väinö Mäkelä saved his best round of the weekend for Sunday, firing a 14-under, 1080-rated final round to climb 30 spots into a tie for 6th. His scrambling was a highlight all weekend. Väinö converted 18 of 19 scramble opportunities, helping him earn his best finish of the season so far.
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Calvin Heimburg – T6
Calvin Heimburg matched Väinö at 24-under to finish T6. Calvin closed with a 10-under, 1055-rated final round, climbing five spots on the leaderboard. He remains 3rd in the DGPT standings heading into the playoffs.
Jessica Gurthie – T10
Jessica Gurthie earned her best finish on Tour since winning the Queen City Classic to kick off the season. She tied for 10th and led the FPO field in both C1 and C2 Hits in Regulation.
Up Next:
2026 Green Mountain Championship
September 17th – 20th
Jeffersonville, VT
From here on out, every stop carries extra weight in the final points races and Player of the Year conversation. Ohn enters the Playoffs atop the FPO standings, while Calvin sits 3rd in MPO. The home stretch begins at the Green Mountain Championship.
Follow the action live on the Disc Golf Network, catch post-production coverage on JomezPro, and visit innovadiscs.com for top storylines from the event.
