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The season was one highlight after another. The season started for the first time on a ball golf course, in Meggen (LU) to be precise. There, the Big Arms were able to show for the first time whether they were already back in shape after the off-season. Stanislaus Amann from Austria came out on top in the MPO category.
Further tournaments followed throughout Switzerland, with a wide range of locations from Geneva to Lörrach, Zurich, Bern and Kreuzlingen. After the Zurich Disc Golf Open, there was a short Swisstour break, as another highlight was on the horizon. The Swiss Championships in Samedan (GR).
After the Swiss Championships, the season continued on the Felsenegg. This was followed by a visit to Hofstetten (Lila Open), the Winterthur Open and another visit to Kreuzlingen on beautiful Lake Constance. The final of the 2024 Swisstour season was once again held on the Gurten in the form of the Bern Open. This and the Swiss Championship were held as a three-day tournament for the first time.
But who won? Who will take home the trophy in the end? We won’t keep you in suspense any longer. Congratulations to all the winners who made it onto the podium in their categories:
MPO:
| 1. | Tony Ferro | 945.3 Punkte |
| 2. | Christopher Walker | 842.6 |
| 3. | Lukas Schär | 768.7 |
FPO:
| 1. | Mona Blättler | 950 Punkte |
| 2. | Heidi Poutanen | 462.8 |
| 3. | Tabea Wallus | 300 |
MP40:
| 1. | Stephan Müller | 896.1 Punkte |
| 2. | Martin Jenny | 865.5 |
| 3. | Lars Jaeger | 736.9 |
FP40:
| 1. | Julia Burkhardt | 683.9 |
| 2. | Karin Rubin | 200.5 |
| 3. | Doris Rubin | 128.6 |
MP50:
| 1. | Paul Francz | 827.7 |
| 2. | Peter Hüsler | 523.4 |
| 3. | Jürgen Disch | 370.5 |
MP60:
| 1. | Turi Küttel | 602.5 |
| 2. | Volker Pittlik | 504.3 |
| 3. | Stefan Schneider | 484.9 |
MJ18:
| 1. | Luke Ferro | 850 |
| 2. | Tobias Niederberger | 240.6 |
| 2. | Levin Bätscher | 240.6 |
As an association, we would also like to thank all the helpers, TDs and sponsors. Thanks to you, we had another great season, which would not have been possible without your help and commitment. To top it all off, the Doubles Swiss Championships will be held as an independent tournament for the first time next weekend. Perhaps just a coincidence, but we started the season on a ballgolf course and so the season ends on another ballgolf course. Once again, a big thank you from the association to all of you out there! The board is already looking forward to the new 2025 season!
All tables of all categories:
MPO_FinalSwisstour2024
FPO_FP40_FinalSwisstour2024
MP40_FinalSwisstour2024
MP50_FinalSwisstour2024
MP60_FinalSwisstour2024
MJ18_FinalSwisstour2024
