Pro Disc Fantasy Top 50 Players So Far This Season
6 Events In. 50 Players That Matter.
The 2025 season is a quarter of the way through, and the fantasy leaderboard is finally stretching out. The Champions Cup dropped a multiplier-fueled bomb on the field, consistency is separating from chaos, and a few surprise names are hanging around in spots nobody expected. With six events down and 19 more to go, here's the Pro Disc Fantasy Top 50 Players So Far, based on total Fantasy Points (FP) across DGPT events and Majors.
🔝 Tier 1: The Fantasy Kings & Queens (Top 10)
- 1. Gannon Buhr – 966.5 FP
The clear #1 fantasy asset so far. Gannon hasn't missed a beat and hasn't missed a bonus. He's every bit the fantasy ironman we expected — and more.
- 2. Holyn Handley – 853.25 FP
The only FPO player inside the overall top 10. Holyn's dominance is rooted in consistency and power. She's shown up everywhere, every week.
- 3. Calvin Heimburg – 846.75 FP
After a slowish start, Calvin cashed in on the Major Event Multiplier in the Champions Cup final round and is now right where he belongs — top 3 and trending upward.
- 4. Anthony Barela – 840.5 FP
Though he hasn't won an event this year, AB has showed up and showed out at them all. He's been reliable across all course types and is an elite fantasy starter because he's always an eagle threat and he's making those putts.
- 5. Paul McBeth – 825 FP
He's, unfortunately, extending his career-long streak without a win but Paul's been rock solid on tour this year. If he ever starts hitting those shallow circle 1 putts, the field is in big trouble.
- 6. Isaac Robinson – 784.5 FP
After his win at the Champions Cup, Isaac reminded everyone he's a major-caliber machine. Efficient. Dangerous. Climbing.
- 7. Ezra Robinson – 779.25 FP
Quiet. Consistent. And inside the top 10 overall. Ezra has had a few down weeks after a scorching start to the season but the younger brother Robinson has certainly earned his place this top 10.
- 8. Adam Hammes – 767.75 FP
One of the biggest surprises of the year. Hammes has put the whole package together this year, winning at Waco and even leading the tour in points early on. Massive start to the year for the Sconnie.
- 9. Ricky Wysocki – 764.75 FP
After last year's start to finish run of incredible performances, a lot of folks expected more of the same from 'Attaboy Rick.' Though he's not been fighting for wins the way we'd expect, if he gets one he may get them all.
- 10. Niklas Anttila – 753 FP
After back-to-back wins early, Niklas took an event off but still maintained his spot firmly in Tier 1. Must-start any week he tees it up.
⚡ Tier 2: Core Roster Material (11–25)
- 11. Kristin Lätt – 709 FP
She's missed two events and still leads most of the FPO field. Terrifying efficiency.
- 12. Ezra Aderhold – 676.75 FP
His best fantasy season to date. His power fits most courses — now the results are catching up.
- 13. Andrew Marwede – 667.25 FP
Marwede's placement here proves reliability scores. Underrated mid-round fantasy staple.
- 14. Austin Turner – 662.5 FP
Playing some of the best golf of his career. High ceiling, getting more consistent.
- 15. Kyle Klein – 659.5 FP
Hasn't hit stride yet, but still holding fantasy value. If he surges, he's back in top 10 fast.
- 16. Missy Gannon – 645.25 FP
Just won a Major, and somehow still flying under the radar. That's about to change.
- 17. Chris Dickerson – 637.25 FP
A quiet top 20 season so far. Floor player with room to heat up.
- 18. Andrew Presnell – 615 FP
Surprise alert — Presnell's been a model of steady top-20 finishes. An absolute value grab.
- 19. Casey White – 613.25 FP
Steady and efficient. He's not blowing the doors off, but he's finishing well enough to stay fantasy-relevant in every event.
- 20. Sullivan Tipton – 609.0 FP
Tipton is evolving past highlight moments and into a weekly fantasy threat. If he can find putting consistency, look out.
- 21. Evan Smith – 607.25 FP
A fantasy surprise through six events. Evan is proving that last year's momentum was real.
- 22. Silas Schultz – 592.75 FP
Boom-or-bust, but when he's on, he's a top-tier scorer. High ceiling, wildcard floor.
- 23. Aaron Gossage – 585.25 FP
He hasn't popped yet in 2025, but Gossage is still hanging around inside the top 25 with solid finishes.
- 24. Jake Monn – 576.75 FP
Still living off his WACO heroics, but he's stayed hot enough to hang near the top. One more big weekend, and he's back in the top 15.
- 25. Ella Hansen – 569.75 FP
Her strongest fantasy season to date. She's stringing together consistent top 10s with solid streaks and final round multipliers.
🧨 Tier 3: Value Plays & Surprises (26–40)
A steady scorer with a high fantasy floor. Kat is quietly having one of her best years and remains a weekly flex option.
He's not drawing much spotlight, but he's racking up solid finishes. Valuable in deeper leagues or as an injury fill-in.
Week to week, Joey keeps producing. He may not have tournament-winning upside, but he's scoring better than a lot of bigger names.
It's been an uneven year so far. When he's on, he still looks like a top 10 player, but inconsistency, and already missing 2 events, is capping his fantasy value.
She's showing flashes of top-tier form but hasn't broken through for a marquee performance. If she can work on her mental resilience when the pressure is highest, she will be a threat every event.
A dependable veteran. He's not blowing up the scoreboard, but he's doing just enough to be worth fantasy consideration most weeks.
Krans is rising. After a couple of strong rounds, he's trending into regular play. If he keeps it up, he'll climb quickly.
Matty O is having a quiet season by his standards. He's hanging on to fantasy value but hasn't had a true breakout round yet.
Still elite when she plays, but limited appearances have held her back. Worth a start any time she's in the field.
Hot-and-cold through six events. His ceiling remains high, but inconsistency has left fantasy managers guessing.
He came out hot early but has fallen off. Still a solid flex play depending on course style.
An unexpected name inside the top 40. Quiet production but worth watching if he keeps showing up. Spin rate king.
He's still got the firepower to go on streaks, but his volatility makes him questionable.
The drives are elite, the putts are not. Eveliina's fantasy output is always boom-or-bust depending on the green.
Easily the breakout of the FPO season. Her finishes are trending up, and fantasy points are stacking fast.
Tier 4: On the Fringe (41–50)
Mason's season has been stable but unspectacular. He's staying near the cut and bringing in modest fantasy totals.
He's shown solid control and flashes of distance dominance. A good stash candidate for European swing events.
Corey hasn't put together a full weekend yet, but he's consistently scoring enough to keep him in fantasy conversations.
Eagle has not looked like himself. He's still worth a look for upside, but the form just isn't there right now.
Solid placement player and circle 2 threat, but hasn't had enough strong finishes to be a reliable play yet.
Off to a slower start than expected. If the putter heats up, he's due for a midseason jump.
Second-year leap is real. Luke's trending in the right direction and could crack the top 30 with a hot stretch.
Big expectations, modest results. Cole is still finding rhythm this year but remains one of the more talented arms on tour.
A name few expected to see here. Strong early-season play and bonus placement have earned him a spot. That's 4 New England disc golfers on one list!
Rounding out the top 50, Gavin has quietly put together a respectable season. He may not need a strong finish to stay relevant - he just needs to keep getting those aces!
📍 The Drop Zone
We're only six events in — and the board is wide open. Who will surge next? Who's cooked? Stick with us as we track every shakeup, bonus, and breakout in the season ahead.