Henna Blomroos leads the professional tour DGPT competition in Turku with a score of 6 under par after the opening round.
A seven-week competition break for a school frisbee golfer Henna Blomroosin in high spirits. The 24-year-old from Rauma leads the professional tour DGPT competition in Turku with a score of 6 under par after the opening round.
Blomroos’ accuracy was superior on Friday. According to the official statistics service, he parked five fairways out of 18. In frisbee golf, you park the fairway when the birdie putt is less than 3.3 meters long.
– It feels pretty good. It was fun to play today, even though the course is difficult with such a strong wind, Blomroos told Frisbeegolfmedia.
Estonian Kristin Buckwheat is on an injury break and is focusing on his wedding, and the Finns thus find no challengers when the Americans don’t bother traveling for one Elite Series event.
Silva Saarinen (-5), Heidi Laine (-3), Eveliina Salonen (-2) as well as Sonja Laine (+2) completes the lead of no less than five, which is real superiority on the world’s best tour.
Finland Mikael Häme and the Czech Republic Jakub Semerad share the lead in the open class with a result of -9. What makes the open class interesting is how second-team players like Häme challenge the top professionals touring the United States.
Semerad falls into the latter category, as does Finland, which shares third place Niklas Anttila (-8). Joona Heinänen and Jesse Nieminen (-6) as well as Väinö Mäkelä (-5) lurk in strike positions.
The three-round race in Turku’s Luolavuori will end on Sunday.