
Martin Borgmeier Takes the
WLD Mesquite Open Division Championship

Defending long drive world champion Martin Borgmeier’s hot streak continues as he captured the WLD Mesquite title to open the 2023 World Long Drive season.
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It’s a family affair🤞
“Watching Chase compete in Mesquite was hard to describe when it was all said and done. Speechless for his first regional of the year. I watched him battle and hit his ball against some big time hitters all trying to qualify for Worlds in a 20-30 MPH head wind. He was hitting golf shots with a baby draw right down the middle. It was so much fun to see him in his element as he went on to win multiple sets by just one yard when he dropped into the losers bracket. He came all the way back and got the job done. We both try to mentor/coach each other and watching him have some success on the grid was amazing to watch and also a blast to be part of. Can’t wait to see what he can do going forward and I’ll be right behind him screaming and yelling the whole time.
Chase now has the itch just like I do. Noell Brothers are coming, better watch out! 💪🏻“
- Hunter Noell
It’s a family affair🤞
“Watching Chase compete in Mesquite was hard to describe when it was all said and done. Speechless for his first regional of the year. I watched him battle and hit his ball against some big time hitters all trying to qualify for Worlds in a 20-30 MPH head wind. He was hitting golf shots with a baby draw right down the middle. It was so much fun to see him in his element as he went on to win multiple sets by just one yard when he dropped into the losers bracket. He came all the way back and got the job done. We both try to mentor/coach each other and watching him have some success on the grid was amazing to watch and also a blast to be part of. Can’t wait to see what he can do going forward and I’ll be right behind him screaming and yelling the whole time.
Chase now has the itch just like I do. Noell Brothers are coming, better watch out! 💪🏻“
- Hunter Noell
⚠️ Attention Florida ⚠️ Registrations for the Hobe Sound local qualifier on April 13th are now open. Sign up today if you think you have what it takes!
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⚠️ Attention Florida ⚠️ Registrations for the Hobe Sound local qualifier on April 13th are now open. Sign up today if you think you have what it takes!
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@martinborgmeier topping the 2023 Mesquite Open Division podium! What an unforgettable finish to an exciting start of the season👌🏼
@martinborgmeier topping the 2023 Mesquite Open Division podium! What an unforgettable finish to an exciting start of the season👌🏼
Your top 8 qualifiers for the Open Division Final in Mesquite!🌵
1. Zack Holton - 800 pts (Tie)
2. Justin James - 800 pts (Tie)
3. Ryan Gregnol - 600 pts
4. Martin Borgmeier - 575 pts
5. Colton Casto - 550 pts (Tie)
6. Bobby Ray - 550 pts (Tie)
7. Reid Russell - 475 pts
8. Josh Koch - 450 pts
Your top 8 qualifiers for the Open Division Final in Mesquite!🌵
1. Zack Holton - 800 pts (Tie)
2. Justin James - 800 pts (Tie)
3. Ryan Gregnol - 600 pts
4. Martin Borgmeier - 575 pts
5. Colton Casto - 550 pts (Tie)
6. Bobby Ray - 550 pts (Tie)
7. Reid Russell - 475 pts
8. Josh Koch - 450 pts
World Long Drive returns, kicking off a 2023 tour culminating with the World Long Drive Championship in Atlanta, GA.The World Long Drive tour will be comprised of four divisions: open (18 and up), women’s, senior (45 and up) and amateur. Players will have the opportunity to qualify for world championship ranking points at 8 qualifying North American events where the open division athletes will be vying for 128 total qualifying spots.
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