2014 Reno Disc Golf Bag Tag League

Tracy Moore maintained an early lead over two recently hot players who came out cool, Mark Kirk and Cap Stapp, to take the 17 tag with a minus one to plus two to plus five victory tuesday morning. (more at renodisc.com)

Sergio Castaneda held off a field of challengers to climb back into the RDGA top ten with a minus eight. (More at renodisc.com)

Tracy Moore needed a 13th hole ace and final hole birdie to in a howling gale to come in at plus 8 and defend his 22 tag against RDGA board member Eric Wonhof. (more at renodisc.com)

Tracy Moore managed to card a plus one in a stiff westerly, outlasting the OB vexed Mark Kirk to swipe Kirk's 22 tag.(more at renodisc.com)

Tracy Moore managed a plus one in a stiff westerly to take the 22 tag from Mark Kirk. (more at renodisc.com)

Tracy Moore caught fire on the back nine to match his personal best seven down to put away Paul Woodin and Dave Chapman. (more at renodisc.com)

20 hole course - tournament - 3 rounds

Dave Chapman clung heroically to a one stroke lead until a late bogey doomed his shot at his first ever tag win over Tracy Moore. (more at renodisc.com)

Tracy Moore tamed all six long position holes en route to an even par over 19 holes, enabling him to outlast Eric Wonhof and defend his 23 tag even par to plus five. (more at renodisc.com)

Reno Woods graciously bestowed the nine tag on Tracy Moore so that there would be a top ten tag in Dayton this weekend. Very cool.

Paul Woodin kept Tracy Moore at arms length on a breezy afternoon on the ranch to defend his 14 tag. (more at renodisc.com)

SVR test run. Reports stated that winds has been in excess of 50mph during the round- with the light occasional showers and a bit of hale tossed in to ice the cake (pun intended).

25-20mph winds with gusts up to 40mph

Tracy Moore missed a short putt at 18 to fall into a tie with Paul Woodin and Dave Chapman on a challenging Sun Valley course, but still kept his 14 tag heading into next saturday's tag tourney there...(more at renodisc.com)

A tenacious Dave Chapman nailed a long birdie on 15 to take a one stroke deficit all the way to 18, but missed his approach there to take the pressure off Tracy Moore, who eventually won minus one to plus two. (more at renodisc.com)

Paul Woodin withdrew after nine holes leading by one over Tracy Moore and two over Dave Chapman, allowing Moore to eventually fend off Chappy to keep his 14 tag yet again. (more at renodisc.com)

Mark Kirk's game-long clutch approaching and putting prevented Moore from scaling an early three-stroke deficit, but Kirk's lack of a tag allowed Moore to walk with the 14 he came with. (more at renodisc.com)

Tracy Moore stayed tree-free for 33 holes in to outlast Dave Chapman over a two-round, 36 hole tag challenge in Dayton to keep his 14 tag with rounds of two under and two over to Chapman's 10 over and six over. (more at renodisc.com)

Tracy Moore made numerous stroke-saving putts to stave off determined efforts from Paul Woodin and Dave Chapman to defend his 14 tag, minus one to plus four to plus four. (more at renodisc.com)

Tracy Moore sank a 13-footer against a stiff breeze on 18 to clinch a hard fought victory despite a sizzling round that gave Dave Chapman his best chance yet to beat Moore for the first time. (more at renodisc.com)

The merciless wind again foiled the best laid plans of Dave Chapman and Tracy Moore, dooming both to miserable scores with Moore coming out slightly better to defend his 14 tag.
Moore suffered two double bogies and eight bogies against one birdie to finish at plus 11, while Chapman endured a tough back nine to erase a legitimate front nine upset hope, ending at plus 16 to keep his 29 tag. (more at renodisc.com)

Extended course, 21 holes played. Bag tag opener.