Hot shooting Cale Leiviska, PDGA #24341 traveled from Minnesota to reclaim his Northwoods Open title. Like everyone who visits Sandy Point, he has nothing but the highest accolades for the resort and gives his personal sales pitch for why everyone needs to visit this disc golfer’s dream destination.

Can you believe we already have 50 Disc Golf Guy Video Blogs. It was only fitting that I speak with fellow disc golf blogger, Hole 5 Guy. H5G has toured extensively this year and brings you video coverage and updates on his site. We are both honored to bring you disc golf action on a regular basis and we look forward to the next 50 video blogs.

Mike Cozzens, PDGA 3168 owns and operates one of the greatest places on earth – Sandy Point Resort & Disc Golf Ranch. Mike and his wife Michele, PDGA #4171 left their lives in California and moved to Wisconsin in search of a better life. They found it in the great Northwoods. Labor Day Weekend is a sacred time of year around here and this Pro A Tier will be as fun and exciting as ever.

After an exciting weekend at the 2010 Vibram Open, Nate Krahn, PDGA #29352 tells everyone about his great weekend. Not only did Nate shoot the second hottest round of the weekend on the Gold Course but he also earned his way into the USDGC. Look for Nate to continue his climb to the top.

Nicknamed “Double G”, Garrett Gurthie out of Florida can bomb a disc a very long way. This special power earned him the title of 2010 Vibram Open Distance Champion. Throwing on a slight decline, Double G thew an Eco Destroyer 739 feet. He is even nice enough to share some distance tips with our dedicated subscribers. So get out and throw far.

Scorching the course with a 53, Michael Johansen finds himself on top of the leader board after round one at The Vibram Open. He credits his score with a combination of playing smart as well as execution. 36 brutal holes to play but he would rather be on top than anywhere else.

2009 PDGA Rookie of the Year, Jeremy Koling is enjoying his sophomore season as a professional disc golfer and he tells us what is different in the Am ranks versus the Pros and why everyone should come out to play or watch The Vibram Open.

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.