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Next up: DGPT - Open at Idlewild · picks lock Sep 4.

The 2026 MPO cash race

live tour data

Mar 1 16 tour events Aug 16
Gannon Buhr $106,010
Richard Wysocki $66,179
Calvin Heimburg $49,567
Isaac Robinson $36,598
Paul McBeth $5,900

Winnings across 16 Elite, Major, and Silver events, updated daily. Full leaderboards →

The analytics behind your pick

Every pick page comes with real numbers: season leaderboards, field strength, course history, and player form. Here's a live sample.

The favorite doesn't always win

Where each winner ranked in the field by rating before the event — only 7 of 16 events went to the #1-rated player.

DGPT - Discraft’s Supreme Flight Open Presented by Florida’s Adventure Coast: Richard Wysocki won as the #2-rated player DGPT - MVP Big Easy Open presented by Flight Factory: Gannon Buhr won as the #1-rated player DGPT - Queen City Classic presented by Another Round: Gannon Buhr won as the #1-rated player 2026 PDGA Champions Cup Presented by Vessi: Niklas Anttila won as the #6-rated player DGPT - Play it Again Sports Jonesboro Open presented by Westside Discs: Gannon Buhr won as the #1-rated player DGPT - GRIPeq 44th Kansas City Wide Open presented by Nexus Disc Golf: Cole Redalen won as the #17-rated player DGPT+ Barbasol Open at Austin presented by Hampton Inn/Home2 Suites Austin East: Paul Ulibarri won as the #35-rated player DGPT+ / WGE - OTB Open by MVP Disc Sports: Calvin Heimburg won as the #3-rated player DGPT+ Northwest Championship Presented by Latitude 64°: Gannon Buhr won as the #1-rated player 2026 PDGA European Open: Gannon Buhr won as the #1-rated player DGPT - Swedish Open presented by Kastaplast: Eagle McMahon won as the #8-rated player DGPT - Ale Open presented by Discraft: Richard Wysocki won as the #5-rated player DGPT - Heinola Open presented by MVP: Gannon Buhr won as the #1-rated player DGPT+ Ledgestone Open: Luke Taylor won as the #15-rated player DGPT - Discmania Challenge presented by TruBank: Evan Smith won as the #8-rated player 2026 DGPT Doubles Championship at The Preserve presented by Simon Line: Richard Wysocki won as the #1-rated player
Mar 1 deeper bar = bigger upset Aug 16
#1 rated won top-3 rated won upset

Biggest upset: Paul Ulibarri won DGPT+ Barbasol Open at Austin presented by Hampton Inn/Home2 Suites Austin East as the #35-rated player. Full schedule →

This week's field · DGPT - Open at Idlewild

139
players in the field
1022
avg MPO rating
—
pro purse
1 player rated 970–979 1 player rated 980–989 6 players rated 990–999 11 players rated 1000–1009 17 players rated 1010–1019 26 players rated 1020–1029 27 players rated 1030–1039 5 players rated 1040–1049 2 players rated 1050–1059 1 player rated 1060–1069
970 rated median 1023 1070
G Gannon Buhr #1 rated in the field 1062
R Richard Wysocki #2 rated in the field 1053
C Calvin Heimburg #3 rated in the field 1052

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2026 MPO season leaders

1 Gannon Buhr 6 wins · 10 podiums 1062 $106,010
2 Richard Wysocki 3 wins · 6 podiums 1053 $66,179
3 C Calvin Heimburg 1 win · 5 podiums 1052 $49,567
4 Isaac Robinson 0 wins · 4 podiums 1048 $36,598
5 Paul McBeth 0 wins · 1 podium 1048 $5,900

See full MPO and FPO leaderboards →

Three ways to play

Weekly Pick'em

The classic. Everyone picks a pro before each event, scores stack up all season, and the top of the table takes the bragging rights.

Survivor

Your pro has to finish above the cutoff each event or you're out (commissioners can grant extra lives). Last member standing wins.

Head-to-Head

Members pair off each event and your pick only has to beat one opponent's. Win the matchup, climb the table.

How a season works

  1. 1

    Join or start a league. Public leagues are open to anyone; private ones use an invite code from the commissioner.

  2. 2

    Pick one pro before each event. Check the registered field, ratings, and past finishes, then commit before the first tee time.

  3. 3

    Score it your league's way. Finish points pay the podium best, strokes to par rewards the lowest round, and cash won counts the payouts. League standings settle it over the season.

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