PDGA C-Tier, 3 Rounds on 3 Courses
Date: June 8 & 9
Courses: Veterans , Music Bend, & Thunderchief
Registration Fees: Pro – $70, Advanced – $50, Intermediate – $40, Novice/Recreational – $35, Juniors – $30
The first fifty Am players receive the 2019 custom Elvis disc.
Join us for ehe 3nd Annual St. Valentine’s Day Massacre Dubs will be held at Veterans Park on February 16th.
Registration will be at the JT Neely Building from 8 -9:15 a.m. with the player’s meeting starting at 9:30a.m.
First Round Tee off 10 a.m. and the 2nd Round Tee off one hour after last card
All Open: $80 /All Advanced: $60 / All Intermediate, Masters, and Mixed: $50 /All Rec and Jrs: $40
Layout: Open/Adv/Int/Masters men: MB / TC
All Women, Mixed, and Jrs. Vets shorts / MB
If memory serves correctly, the first TDGA bag tags were distributed in 2005. I do not recall how the initial bag tags were handed out, but allowed the association to start it’s annual Bag Tag Challenge in 2006. Here’s a couple of early bag tag holder proud of their #2 tag!
August 6th, 2005 brought on one of the original work days at the original Ballard course that was located where the present day Baseball complex resides.
If you haven’t viewed them yet, there is a large array of images of past tournaments within the “tournament galleries” menu link.
However, there are gaps.
Held in early January of 2006, the first Tupelo Disc Golf Bag Tag Challenge was a handicap-formatted like the weekly minis had been leading up to it. I believe Pro’s took four strokes, Advance two, and Women and Juniors minus two. Am Men used their actual score.
Tag were, obviously, taken from actual scores.
One also notices how HTML coding for web page tables have taken great steps forward as well!
We turn to marital status and if you have any kids on today’s poll. It’s two questions:
As we prepare for the Bring’n Back Vets series of work days and events, I’ve put together a short survey and offer it to gauge player’s feelings of the course so that it’s future planning may accommodate the needs, desires, and wishes of it’s users. The goal is to make not only the Veterans course but all courses, the very best they can be.
It seems random drawings for selling merchandise is the new marketing plan for many in disc golf. Random.org has gotten some good publicity from it too! But what if you wanted to select multiple random winners?
Being part techno-junkie, I looked into this and came across a bit of code that does the trick! Check out the program below and feel free to use it if you’re running a raffle!
Hover over the Ballard disc image to the right for hole descriptions.
This image, from 2015, was actually slapped on a Discraft Buzzzz and is available for in our online store.