Disc Golfer Abigail Wilson Refuses to Compete Against Transgender Athlete at Music City Open

Wilson's protest, citing fairness and safety concerns, reignites debate over transgender participation in women's sports divisions.

Abigail Wilson declined to compete against transgender athlete Natalie Ryan at the Music City Open, citing fairness and safety concerns.
Wilson stated her protest was a stand to protect women's sports divisions and acknowledged it could end her professional career.
The Disc Golf Pro Tour (DGPT) confirmed no disciplinary action would be taken against Wilson for her actions during the event.
Wilson criticized the lack of visible security at the tournament despite assurances from organizers, referencing safety threats at the 2024 event.
The Professional Disc Golf Association's (PDGA) policies allow transgender athletes to compete in women's divisions if specific hormone and testosterone criteria are met.