LUMBERTON — The Lumberton Disc Golf Association recently held its monthly tournament at Luther Britt Park.

After two rounds, the players gathered together for another edition of "Thor's Challenge". The challenge is named after Roger "Thor" Raby, a LDGA member who is currently stationed in Afghanistan. July's theme was a closest-to-the-pin contest from the parking lot to the basket of No. 5. Christian Coursey was the winner and collected $36 for his victory.

Winners of the closest-to-the-pin contests included Coursey (Nos. 11 and 18), Steve Narehood (Nos. 4 and 17), Chris Shirring (Nos. 1 and 5), Scott Crouch (Nos. 2, 6, 13 and 16), Robert Byrd (Nos. 7 and 10), Rory Joyce (Nos. 8 and 14), Anthony Whisnant (Nos. 9 and 15), Daniel Rhodes (No. 12) and Chris Conn (No. 3).

Joyce won the Pro Division with a 36-hole score of 94 (45-49), three shots ahead of Narehood, who posted round of 49 and 48 to get his 97. Crouch was third with a 98 (49-49) and Whisnant rounded out the top four at 99 (46-53).

In the Advanced Division, Jared Secor won with a score of 106 (49-57), outdistancing the rest of the division by 16 throws. Byrd and Chris Shirring tied for second at 122. Both players had rounds of 63 and 59 to finish in a dead heat for the runner-up slot.