This article preserves the reporting date so developing events are not mistaken for live coverage.
Sunday at the Swedish Open had the good kind of disc golf chaos: weather drama, a tight FPO finish, and an MPO board that was still shifting late into the Boras afternoon.
This is the quick read if you are catching up between rounds, work, errands, or your own Sunday card.
Final day got paused by lightning
DGPT suspended competition at Ymergardens Discgolfcenter on Sunday morning after lightning strikes near the course. The tour later cleared players to return, and play resumed at 10:40 AM CEST.
That matters because it turned the final day into more than a normal chase card watch. Players had to cool down, restart routines, and deal with a course that had just taken on real weather. For fans, it also meant the live score page was the place to be, not just the tee sheet.
FPO gave us a proper Finnish duel
PDGA’s unofficial table showed Silva Saarinen and Eveliina Salonen both finishing at 19 under, with Saarinen listed first and taking the top payout. Salonen closed with the hot final round in FPO, a 51, which pulled her all the way level with Saarinen after three rounds.
- Saarinen: 57, 52, 55, 164 total
- Salonen: 56, 57, 51, 164 total
- Matilda Ringbom: third at 12 under
- Missy Gannon: sixth after a strong 54 on Sunday
The fun part here is the shape of it. Saarinen built the advantage on Friday and Saturday. Salonen made Sunday loud. That is exactly the kind of final round pressure that makes these European tour stops worth tracking even when the time zone is awkward for U.S. fans.
MPO was still cooking late
At the time of this post, PDGA still had the overall event marked in progress. Joona Heinainen was listed at 17 under with a completed 51, while Eagle McMahon, Ezra Robinson, Calvin Heimburg, Niklas Anttila, Ricky Wysocki, and others were still showing active tee time rows in the live table.
The reader takeaway: do not treat any MPO screenshot from earlier today as final unless it comes from PDGA Live after the event status flips. Between the weather pause and a bunched leaderboard, this one deserved live refreshes.
Why this one is worth your attention
The Swedish Open has been a good reminder that EuroTour stops are not side quests. They bring different courses, different crowd energy, and a lot of players who are very comfortable in those conditions. When the weather shows up too, you get a real test of patience and execution.
If you only have time for one catch up item today, make it the FPO finish and the final MPO leaderboard once PDGA marks the event complete.