Originally published at: https://discgolf.ultiworld.com/2021/06/02/how-to-watch-the-2021-portland-open/
The Disc Golf Pro Tour’s Portland Open had a venue change from Blue Lake Park to Glendoveer Golf & Tennis, and the players will be ready for the challenge of a long, Dustin Keegan-designed layout.
The opening two rounds of live coverage will only be available on the Disc Golf Network, the DGPT’s over-the-top subscription service.
What is the schedule of live video streams for the 2021 Portland Open disc golf tournament?
Round 1 coverage begins Friday, June 4, at 5 pm ET (2:00 pm PT) on the Disc Golf Network.
The MPO feature card of Ricky Wysocki, Drew Gibson, Ty Love, and Calvin Heimburg tees off at 5:24 pm ET. The FPO feature card of Paige Pierce, Madison Tomaino, Zoe Andyke, and Ella Hansen tees off at 7:05 pm ET.
Final day coverage is available free of charge on the DGPT YouTube Channel while live coverage of rounds 1 and 2 will be exclusive to Disc Golf Network.
Is there any free coverage of the Portland Open?
Final day coverage is available free of charge on the DGPT YouTube Channel while live coverage of rounds 1 and 2 will be exclusive to Disc Golf Network.
JomezPro, GK Pro, Gatekeeper Media, and BDub Pro will have next-day round coverage on YouTube for free.
JomezPro will cover MPO Lead Card. Round 1 coverage will feature Eagle McMahon, Nikko Locastro, Simon Lizotte, and Dustin Keegan.
GK Pro will cover FPO Lead Card. Round 1 will feature Catrina Allen, Erika Stinchcomb, Juliana Korver, and Hailey King.
Gatekeeper Media will cover MPO Chase Card. Round 1 will feature Chris Clemons, Scott Withers, Paul McBeth, and Joel Freeman.
OTB Discs will cover FPO Chase Card. Round 1 will feature Cynthia Ricciotti, Ohn Scoggins, Amy Lewis, and Missy Gannon.
Is there a press conference for the Portland Open?
A press conference with players will air live Thursday on the DGPT’s YouTube channel. Player availability subject to change.
Can I watch the Portland Open in person?
The Portland Open will be operating in Phase 2 of the COVID-19 Requirements and Best Practices for PDGA Elite Series Events, which allows caddies and limited in-person spectating.