Mike Harrington

I will be moving Dan up now that I have seen his scores. I wish I had a better way to bring in new people, the whole reason I established it the way I did is because a lot of peolpe actually come to league to sandbag and just win stuff. This was supposed to keep that from happening, but it ende dup ... more

I will be moving Dan up now that I have seen his scores. I wish I had a better way to bring in new people, the whole reason I established it the way I did is because a lot of peolpe actually come to league to sandbag and just win stuff. This was supposed to keep that from happening, but it ende dup putting experienced NON PDGA members in the same division as those first time league attendees, and those new to the game. Got any other ideas on how I should handle first timers? I will welcome your input guys.

David Whiteside

Really there isn't much else you can do till people get established scores. It's fine anyways because if I were to get into the Recreational level I'd have to play my A game. It's all bueno.

Mike Harrington

Good to hear the positive attitude David . . . I went through the same thing my first year playing leagues. There will always be someone beter than you when you first start . . . the key is to focus and work hard to pass them by within the year. As much as I do not want to discourage people from com ... more

Good to hear the positive attitude David . . . I went through the same thing my first year playing leagues. There will always be someone beter than you when you first start . . . the key is to focus and work hard to pass them by within the year. As much as I do not want to discourage people from coming to leagues, some of the motivation is to come back and beat those people who are currently beating you. Sometimes competition can be a good motivator. I hope to see you continue coming out . . . and hopefully we will be able to establish a good division for those still learning.