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DGPT highlights Round 1 of United States Women's Championship

A bogey-free Round 1 put Ohn Scoggins atop the women’s major as DGPT’s highlight reel quickly drew 7,384 views and 280 likes.

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DGPT highlights Round 1 of United States Women's Championship
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A Round 1 highlights reel from the Disc Golf Pro Tour landed with immediate traction, pulling 7,384 views and 280 likes shortly after it went up on July 17. The clip distilled the first day of the 2026 United States Women’s Disc Golf Championship into the shots, reactions and momentum swings that matter most when a major title starts taking shape.

The timing made the package even more pointed. DGPT had already posted the first hour of live FPO coverage from Round 1 with commentary from Nate Perkins, Valarie Jenkins and Sarah Hokom, giving viewers the full broadcast feed before the edited recap sharpened the day’s biggest moments. A press conference from Salt Lake City, Utah, had set the tone a day earlier, with the tour noting that Round 1 would kick off the next day.

That opening round unfolded at Brighton Resort in Salt Lake City as part of the 25th annual US Women’s Disc Golf Championship, a four-day event running July 16-19 under title sponsor MVP Disc Sports. Disc Golf Scene listed a 336-player field, a reminder of how much depth sits behind a women’s major and why a short highlight reel can travel fast across the sport’s audience.

The leaderboard picture sharpened quickly. An event-linked Instagram post said Ohn Scoggins emerged on top after Round 1, and another specified that she was the solo leader after a bogey-free round. In a championship that started with weather delays, that kind of clean scorecard carried extra weight because DGPT said Round 1 coverage in the clubhouse had been pushed back and would continue the next morning at 7:25 a.m. MDT.

That combination of a compressed broadcast schedule, a weather interruption and a bogey-free start gave the first day its shape. The PDGA said the FPO field was underway at the 2026 United States Women’s Disc Golf Championship, and the quick reaction to the highlight package showed how strongly fans track the opening round when a title race begins to separate. By the end of the first day, Scoggins had the clearest claim to the top spot, while the DGPT’s live and highlight uploads turned Round 1 into a fast-moving checkpoint for the rest of the week.

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