2025 Deer Lakes PDGA League

Daylight Saving Time is this coming Sunday, which means that the 2026 Deer Lakes League season is only 7 days away! The first day of league will be Monday, March 9th from the red tees with the last ca ... show more ›

Daylight Saving Time is this coming Sunday, which means that the 2026 Deer Lakes League season is only 7 days away! The first day of league will be Monday, March 9th from the red tees with the last card teeing at 5:00pm. Keep an out eye for the league signup to be posted on Friday!

https://www.discgolfscene.com/leagues/2026_Deer_Lakes_PDGA_League_2026

The 2025 Deer Lakes League season closed with a final round worthy of the year’s battles. Matt Rosier finished the Open season in style, tearing through the course with a scorching -15 (51) to lock ... show more ›

The 2025 Deer Lakes League season closed with a final round worthy of the year’s battles. Matt Rosier finished the Open season in style, tearing through the course with a scorching -15 (51) to lock down the last win of the year. In Advanced, it was Jared Fechter who rose to the occasion, posting a strong -14 (52) to seize the final victory. The Intermediate division crowned Molly Moore, whose steady -11 (55) set the pace and left the field behind. And in Recreational, Mike Piroch ended his season on top, carding a sharp -9 (57) for the win. On the side games, Keith Moquin cashed in on the final CTP of the season with a dart on Hole 8 for $13, while Nick Richardson stole the spotlight by claiming the last Birdie Pot of the year—$39 earned from birdies on Holes 4, 6, 12, and 13. The 2025 season is in the books, and the winners of the final week left no doubt about their place in it.

League Sign-up: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Signup
Current Registration List: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Players

The final week of the 2025 Deer Lake League season is upon us and it is looking like a beautiful evening to wrap up the year. In the points races, MPO and MA1 appear to be locked up with Chris Lachen ... show more ›

The final week of the 2025 Deer Lake League season is upon us and it is looking like a beautiful evening to wrap up the year. In the points races, MPO and MA1 appear to be locked up with Chris Lachendro and Joshua Dymun having commanding leads in their respective divisions. The same can't be said for MA2 and MA3 though. There is a three horse race in MA2 with Bryan Schultz currently holding a 2.5 point lead over Reegan Hanley who is only 1 point ahead of Nathan Black. Over in MA3, Blake Wargo holds a 1 point lead over Brett Say.

If you end up winning your division, please see me after the round so that I can give you your trophy custom made by Chris Lachendro. These are sweet, so don't let me hold onto them and have them sit on my shelf. Good luck!

League Sign-up: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Signup
Current Registration List: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Players
League Credit: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Credit
League Points: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Points

CTP Hole: 8
Ace Pot: $113 (Pays 40%)
Birdie Pot: $51 (Pays 60%)
Birdie Holes:
- MA3, FA1, FA3: 4, 6, 12, 13
- MA2: 4, 6, 11, 12, 13
- MA1: 4, 6, 8, 11, 12, 13
- MPO: 4, 5, 6, 8, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15

The penultimate week of league play came draped in a steady drizzle, adding weight to every drive and every putt. But the rain only sharpened the focus of the winners. In the Open division, Chris L ... show more ›

The penultimate week of league play came draped in a steady drizzle, adding weight to every drive and every putt. But the rain only sharpened the focus of the winners.

In the Open division, Chris Lachendro stayed patient and precise, piecing together a stellar -14 (52) to take the week’s top honors.

Matching that same number, Joshua Dymun delivered a brilliant -14 (52) of his own in Advanced, proving he’s peaking just as the season winds down.

The Intermediate division saw Nathan Black rise above the slick conditions with a composed -13 (53), and he didn’t stop there—he also snagged the second-shot CTP on Hole 16 for $10, padding his performance.

And in Recreational, Mike Piroch made his mark with a smooth -8 (58), showing that the drizzle couldn’t wash away his touch.

No aces. No birdie pots. Just rain-soaked chains and the mounting suspense of a season heading into its final week.

League Credit: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Credit
League Points: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Points

The second to last week is upon us and we continue to lose daylight so there is a risk of finishing in the dark. Please be sure to start by 5pm and play quickly to avoid this! League Sign-up: http ... show more ›

The second to last week is upon us and we continue to lose daylight so there is a risk of finishing in the dark. Please be sure to start by 5pm and play quickly to avoid this!

League Sign-up: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Signup
Current Registration List: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Players
League Credit: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Credit
League Points: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Points

CTP Hole: 16 (2nd shot)
Ace Pot: $102 (Pays 40%)
Birdie Pot: $42 (Pays 60%)
Birdie Holes:
- MA3, FA1, FA3: 9, 11, 12, 13
- MA2: 9, 11, 12, 13, 18
- MA1: 7, 9, 11, 12, 13, 18
- MPO: 3, 7, 9, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 18

Week 28 on the short reds was nothing short of electric. In the Open division, Dylan Kaut and Chris Lachendro went toe-to-toe, both shredding the layout with jaw-dropping -14 (52) rounds. Neither gave ... show more ›

Week 28 on the short reds was nothing short of electric. In the Open division, Dylan Kaut and Chris Lachendro went toe-to-toe, both shredding the layout with jaw-dropping -14 (52) rounds. Neither gave an inch, and they shared the crown with matching dominance. Over in Advanced, Jesse Kummer rose above the field with a deadly consistent -12 (54), outpacing the chasers and walking away with the win.

The spotlight, though, fell squarely on the Intermediate division, where the story of the week unfolded. Molly Moore, Eric Lachendro, and Bryan Schultz all blistered the course with matching -11 (55) rounds to tie for the top. But Molly stole the night in unforgettable fashion — smashing an ace on Hole 15, sending shockwaves across the course and cashing in a massive $69 payday. The gallery buzzed, and her shot instantly became a league legend.

Not to be overlooked, the Recreational division crowned Jeremy Leazier, who calmly navigated the short reds to finish with a commanding -9 (57). And on top of it all, Brett Say showed precision under pressure, parking Hole 12 to collect the $14 CTP prize.

Week 28 had it all: blazing hot scores, a dramatic ace, and winners who knew how to rise to the moment.

League Credit: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Credit
League Points: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Points

As we continue to lose daylight, we will be moving up to the RED tees for the last three weeks of the season. Please be sure to play quickly to avoid finishing in the dark. League Sign-up: https:/ ... show more ›

As we continue to lose daylight, we will be moving up to the RED tees for the last three weeks of the season. Please be sure to play quickly to avoid finishing in the dark.

League Sign-up: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Signup
Current Registration List: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Players
League Credit: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Credit
League Points: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Points

CTP Hole: 12
Ace Pot: $151 (Pays 40%)
Birdie Pot: $30 (Pays 60%)
Birdie Holes:
- MA3, FA1, FA3: 8, 11, 16, 17
- MA2: 8, 11, 14, 16, 17
- MA1: 1, 8, 11, 14, 16, 17
- MPO: 1, 2, 3, 6, 8, 11, 14, 16, 17

Week 27 had everything — clutch shots, massive payouts, and a little bit of magic on the course. In the Open division, Matt Rosier was locked in, carving his way to a stellar -8 (58) to secure th ... show more ›

Week 27 had everything — clutch shots, massive payouts, and a little bit of magic on the course.

In the Open division, Matt Rosier was locked in, carving his way to a stellar -8 (58) to secure the win and an $18 payout.

Over in Advanced, Josh Dymun delivered the highlight of the day — an ace on Hole 8 that sent the card into chaos and earned him a jaw-dropping $227! To top it off, he also shot a smooth -7 (59) to claim the division win and another $14.

The Intermediate division turned into a heavyweight showdown, with Wyatt Jagger and Nathan Black battling their way to a shared victory at -8 (58), each taking home $16.50. Eric Lachendro wasn’t far behind and made his own mark by cashing in the birdie pot — sinking clutch birdies on holes 4, 8, and 14 to pocket a sweet $41.

In Recreational, Blake Wargo kept things steady and walked away with the win at +2 (68) and a $12 payout, while Bethany Melvin triumphed in the Recreational Women’s division, taking home $6 for her victory.

Finally, Nate Black snagged the CTP win on Hole 11, cashing in $12 to cap off an already electric day.

This week had it all — tight battles, monster payouts, and shots you’ll be talking about all season.

League Credit: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Credit
League Points: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Points

Due to decreasing daylight, the last tee off for this week will be at 5:15pm. It looks like it is supposed to be sunny out, but please be sure to keep up the pace so that we are not finishing in the ... show more ›

Due to decreasing daylight, the last tee off for this week will be at 5:15pm. It looks like it is supposed to be sunny out, but please be sure to keep up the pace so that we are not finishing in the dark.

CTP Hole: 11
Ace Pot: $362 (Pays 60%)
Birdie Pot: $56 (Pays 60%)
Birdie Holes:
-MA2, MA3, FA1, FA3: 4, 8, 14
-MA1: 3, 4, 8, 14
-MPO: 3, 4, 8, 14, 17

After the grills cooled and the cookout wrapped up, 17 players hit the course for a special Labor Day Doubles round, tackling a unique mix of red, white, and blue tees that demanded both power and pre ... show more ›

After the grills cooled and the cookout wrapped up, 17 players hit the course for a special Labor Day Doubles round, tackling a unique mix of red, white, and blue tees that demanded both power and precision.

Rising above the field, Matt Rosier and Jeff Coull lit it up with a scorching -15 (51), taking home the win and the $38 payout. Their chemistry was unmatched — every drive, every putt, perfectly in sync.

Right on their heels, Macky D and Liam Creagh kept the heat on all round long, firing a smooth -14 (52) to lock down $26 and second place.

Third place turned into a showdown of sharpshooters, with Sam Hockenberry & Nick Richardson, Chris Lachendro & Patrick Kapoor, and Cam Weber & Bryan Schultz all battling their way to -12 (54) and splitting $7 each.

It was the perfect way to close out the Labor Day Special — a day full of competition, camaraderie, and clutch shots under pressure.

Labor Day at Deer Lakes wasn’t about rest — it was about hard work, high stakes, and bragging rights. Thirty-seven players battled through the holiday heat, and while the grills were firing up acr ... show more ›

Labor Day at Deer Lakes wasn’t about rest — it was about hard work, high stakes, and bragging rights. Thirty-seven players battled through the holiday heat, and while the grills were firing up across the country, this crew was grinding for glory on the course.

In the Open division, Nate Langer and Chris Lachendro put on a show, trading birdies and clutch putts before finishing tied at -2 (64). Neither gave an inch, and they walked away splitting the $43 payout — a perfect way to celebrate a day dedicated to hard-earned rewards.

The Advanced division belonged to Joshua Dymun, who put in a blue-collar performance with a steady -3 (63) to claim the top spot and $20. It was all about precision and patience, and Dymun delivered both when it mattered most.

In Intermediate, Shane Hughes clocked in and got the job done. His even-par 66 was as steady as it gets, earning him the win and a $17 payday — proof that consistent work pays off.

For the Recreational division, Greg Close put together a solid +4 (70) to earn the win and $15, grinding through a competitive field with a performance worthy of the holiday spotlight.

The big highlight of the day? Sam Triest stole the show, hitting the birdie pot with clutch birdies on holes 2, 8, and 14, cashing in a massive $84 payout — a Labor Day bonus if there ever was one. Meanwhile, Hank Lilienthal dialed up some serious precision, sticking it close on hole 17 to claim the CTP and $24.

No aces this week, but between tight finishes, huge payouts, and holiday heroics, the Labor Day Special delivered one of the season’s most memorable showdowns.

League Credit: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Credit
League Points: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Points

This coming week will be our traditional Labor Day Special with all players teeing off at 9am with a shotgun start. We will be playing the BLUE tees! After the round, join us at the Blue Gill Pavili ... show more ›

This coming week will be our traditional Labor Day Special with all players teeing off at 9am with a shotgun start. We will be playing the BLUE tees! After the round, join us at the Blue Gill Pavilion for a free cookout provided by league fees. After the cookout, hang around for a 2nd round of seeded doubles. Please be sure to sign up by 9pm Sunday so that I can make the cards.

League Sign-up: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Signup
Current Registration List: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Players
League Credit: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Credit
League Points: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Points

CTP Hole: 17
Ace Pot: $336 (Pays 80%)
Birdie Pot: $116 (Pays 60%)
Birdie Holes:
-MA2, MA3, FA1, FA3: 2, 14
-MA1: 2, 8, 14
-MPO: 2, 8, 9, 14

Week 25 was a battle from start to finish, but four champions rose to the occasion and claimed victory. In Open, Matt Rosier showed ice-cold composure, carding a -6 (60) to secure the win and snag ... show more ›

Week 25 was a battle from start to finish, but four champions rose to the occasion and claimed victory.

In Open, Matt Rosier showed ice-cold composure, carding a -6 (60) to secure the win and snag an $18 payout. Smooth, steady, and unshaken — Matt got it done.

Over in Advanced, Joshua Dymun put on a clinic with an -11 (55), dominating the division and pocketing $14 in the process. When Josh is dialed in like this, everyone else is just chasing.

The Intermediate division belonged to Reegan Hanley, who battled through the pressure and delivered a stellar -7 (59) to take home $17.

In Recreational, Nick Richardson powered his way to the top, shooting a +3 (69) to claim victory and a $6 payout.

And for the week’s highlight, Jesse Kummer nailed the closest-to-pin on hole 1 — sticking his second shot tight and walking away with $9 and plenty of bragging rights.

No aces. No birdie pots. Just high-pressure golf and clutch performances.

League Credit: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Credit
League Points: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Points

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League Sign-up: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Signup
Current Registration List: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Players
League Credit: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Credit
League Points: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Points

CTP Hole: 1 (2nd shot)
Ace Pot: $322 (Pays 60%)
Birdie Pot: $105 (Pays 60%)
Birdie Holes:
-MA2, MA3, FA1, FA3: 5, 6, 7
-MA1: 5, 6, 7, 18
-MPO: 5, 6, 7, 17, 18

Week 24 delivered drama, precision, and domination — and at the center of it all was Elias Fochler. In the Open division, Elias was on another level, torching the course with an -11 (55) to snatc ... show more ›

Week 24 delivered drama, precision, and domination — and at the center of it all was Elias Fochler.

In the Open division, Elias was on another level, torching the course with an -11 (55) to snatch the win and $18. On a day when the course punished every mistake, he made almost none — separating himself from the field and reminding everyone why he’s a force to be reckoned with.

In Advanced, Joshua Dymun delivered a clutch performance, carving up the layout with a -9 (57) to secure the win and $14.

Hank Lilienthal kept his incredible run alive in Intermediate, staying locked in with an -8 (58) to take home another $17.

And in Recreational, Jeremy Leazier proved steady golf wins the day, posting an even-par 66 to claim $12.

Finally, Wyatt Jagger stepped up on hole 10 to snag the CTP and $13. No aces. No birdie pot.

League Sign-up: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Signup Current Registration List: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Players League Credit: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Credit League Points: https://tinyurl.co ... show more ›

League Sign-up: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Signup
Current Registration List: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Players
League Credit: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Credit
League Points: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Points

CTP Hole: 10 (2nd shot)
Ace Pot: $289 (Pays 60%)
Birdie Pot: $76 (Pays 60%)
Birdie Holes:
-MA2, MA3, FA1, FA3: 4, 6, 8
-MA1: 4, 6, 8, 17
-MPO: 4, 6, 8, 11, 17

Week 23 brought out some big-time performances and a clutch CTP finish. In the Open division, Matt Rosier was untouchable, firing a -10 (56) to take home $18 and leave no doubt who owned the top sp ... show more ›

Week 23 brought out some big-time performances and a clutch CTP finish.

In the Open division, Matt Rosier was untouchable, firing a -10 (56) to take home $18 and leave no doubt who owned the top spot.

The Advanced division came down to resilience, with Jon Norlin and Josh Wertkin both battling to a hard-earned -7 (59) and splitting the win for $12 each.

The headline round, though, came from Intermediate—where Hank Lilienthal caught fire and put down an incredible -12 (54), running away with the victory and $17.

In Recreational, Nick Richardson held steady at +8 (74) to secure the win and a $6 payout.

And on hole 6, Stephen Filander stepped up in the side game, parking the CTP for a cool $14.

Week 23 had it all—dominant rounds, tight battles, and one clutch shot when it counted most.

League Credit: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Credit
League Points: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Points

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League Sign-up: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Signup
Current Registration List: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Players
League Credit: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Credit
League Points: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Points

CTP Hole: 6 (2nd shot)
Ace Pot: $289 (Pays 60%)
Birdie Pot: $76 (Pays 60%)
Birdie Holes:
-MA2, MA3, FA1, FA3: 2, 4, 9
-MA1: 2, 4, 9, 16
-MPO: 2, 4, 5, 9, 16

Week 22 brought tension, triumph, and just enough drama to keep every card on edge. In the Open division, the leaderboard tightened with every hole—until Micah Beideman and Chris Lachendro emerge ... show more ›

Week 22 brought tension, triumph, and just enough drama to keep every card on edge.

In the Open division, the leaderboard tightened with every hole—until Micah Beideman and Chris Lachendro emerged from the pack. Both carded a sharp -8 (58), clinching a shared victory and $15 apiece. But Chris wasn't finished. With ice in his veins, he laced a shot on hole 7, sticking it close enough to claim the $19 CTP, adding a little extra weight to his scorecard and swagger.

Josh Wertkin kept things cool in Advanced, navigating the course with precision to post a -9 (57)—a solo statement of dominance that earned him $14 and left the rest of the division chasing shadows.

The Intermediate field was fierce, but Reegan Hanley stayed locked in from start to finish. His -8 (58) was enough to hold off a hungry pack and secure $18, proving he could handle the pressure when it mattered most.

And in Recreational, Quinlan Hanley toughed out a steady round, carding an even 66 to rise above the rest and pocket $14 in a clutch performance.

No aces. No birdie pot. Just gritty golf and winners who earned every stroke. With each week, the stakes rise—and the story keeps getting better.

League Credit: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Credit
League Points: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Points

Sorry for the late posting. If I ever don't get it up early, the sign-up link is always the same. League Sign-up: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Signup Current Registration List: https://tinyurl.com ... show more ›

Sorry for the late posting. If I ever don't get it up early, the sign-up link is always the same.

League Sign-up: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Signup
Current Registration List: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Players
League Credit: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Credit
League Points: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Points

CTP Hole: 7
Ace Pot: $267 (Pays 60%)
Birdie Pot: $58 (Pays 60%)
Birdie Holes:
-MA2, MA3, FA1, FA3: 12, 13, 15
-MA1: 3, 12, 13, 15
-MPO: 3, 12, 13, 15, 17

Week 21 brought the pressure—and four champions answered the call. Elias Fochler lit up the Open division once again with a scorching -9 (57), cementing his place as the one to beat and cashing i ... show more ›

Week 21 brought the pressure—and four champions answered the call.

Elias Fochler lit up the Open division once again with a scorching -9 (57), cementing his place as the one to beat and cashing in $18. In Advanced, Jon Norlin showed ice in his veins, dropping a smooth -7 (59) to claim the top spot and $14.

The Intermediate field saw a clinical performance from Bryan Schultz, whose -6 (60) kept the chasers at bay and earned him $18. And in Recreational, Danny Kane fought through a tricky layout to earn his first win with a gritty +6 (72) and a well-earned $6.

Meanwhile, Josh Dymun dialed it in on hole 4 to take home the first combined CTP pot of the session—$17 straight to the pocket. No aces or birdie pot hits this time, but the week had no shortage of firepower from the winners’ circle.

League Credit: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Credit
League Points: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Points

Just a quick reminder than the CTP will be combined for all players for the remainder of the year! League Sign-up: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Signup Current Registration List: https://tinyurl.com ... show more ›

Just a quick reminder than the CTP will be combined for all players for the remainder of the year!

League Sign-up: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Signup
Current Registration List: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Players
League Credit: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Credit
League Points: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Points

CTP Hole: 4
Ace Pot: $250 (Pays 60%)
Birdie Pot: $30
Birdie Holes:
-MA2, MA3, FA1, FA3: 4, 5, 6
-MA1: 4, 5, 6, 17
-MPO: 4, 5, 6, 15, 17

Just before the league flips the page to its third session, Elias Fochler went full throttle, shredding the course with a blistering -13 (53) to lock up another Open division victory. Micah Beideman s ... show more ›

Just before the league flips the page to its third session, Elias Fochler went full throttle, shredding the course with a blistering -13 (53) to lock up another Open division victory. Micah Beideman stayed hot on his heels at -10 and also snagged the MPO/MA1 CTP for $8.

Brandon Stevens and Jared Fechter both posted impressive -5 (61) rounds to share top honors in the Advanced division. In Intermediate, Eric Lachendro cruised to the win with a sharp -6 (60). Matthew Brungo kept things tight in Rec, taking the win with a +1 (67).

Tom Stephenson landed the other CTP and walked away with $6—next week, that prize gets even sweeter.

Heads up: Starting in Week 21, the CTP pots will be combined into one big payout. No aces or birdie pots this week, but the final session of the summer is about to turn up the heat.

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League Points: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Points

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League Sign-up: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Signup
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League Points: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Points

CTP Hole: 16 (2nd shot)
Ace Pot: $232 (Pays 60%)
Birdie Pot: $30
Birdie Holes:
-MA2, MA3, FA1, FA3: 8, 11, 13
-MA1: 8, 11, 13, 18
-MPO: 5, 8, 11, 13, 18

The rain stayed away and the scores came to play in Week 19! Elias Fochler and Matt Rosier both carved up the course at -7, sharing the win in the Open division. Elias added an extra $8 to his haul by ... show more ›

The rain stayed away and the scores came to play in Week 19! Elias Fochler and Matt Rosier both carved up the course at -7, sharing the win in the Open division. Elias added an extra $8 to his haul by nabbing the MPO/MA1 CTP. Over in Advanced, Brandon Stevens matched that score to take home the solo win and top payout.

The Intermediate division saw a rare three-way tie at the top, with Shane Hughes, Nathan Black, and Brett Say all finishing at -2 (64) to share first and the prize pool. Blake Wargo claimed victory in Recreational with a solid +2 round.

Meanwhile, Stephen Filander grabbed a CTP win worth $3 and some bragging rights.

???? Heads up: Starting in Week 21, the CTP pots will be combined into a single, larger prize for added excitement. No aces or birdie pot hits this week—but the pressure’s building.

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League Points: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Points

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CTP Hole: 17
Ace Pot: $217 (Pays 60%)
Birdie Pot: $30
Birdie Holes:
-MA2, MA3, FA1, FA3: 5, 6, 13
-MA1: 5, 6, 13, 15
-MPO: 3, 5, 6, 13, 15

What started as a promising evening quickly turned electric—literally. Just a few holes in, flashes of lightning lit up the sky, and safety took priority. The league was forced to cancel Week 18 bef ... show more ›

What started as a promising evening quickly turned electric—literally. Just a few holes in, flashes of lightning lit up the sky, and safety took priority. The league was forced to cancel Week 18 before players could complete 9 similar holes, meaning the round won’t count toward league standings under PDGA rules.

Those who prepaid through PayPal or Venmo now have that entry credited toward a future week. The storm may have zapped the round, but the competition is only getting hotter. On to Week 19!

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League Points: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Points

The birdie pot sat untouched. No one hit an ace. And in a rare moment of forgetfulness, no one even placed the CTP flag. But a few players still found their rhythm in the quiet and claimed their wins. ... show more ›

The birdie pot sat untouched. No one hit an ace. And in a rare moment of forgetfulness, no one even placed the CTP flag. But a few players still found their rhythm in the quiet and claimed their wins.

Elias Fochler emerged on top in the Open division with a steady -2 (64), earning $6 for the win.

In Advanced, Shane Hughes stayed sharp and delivered a solid -5 (61) to take home $12 and the week’s best score.

Reegan Hanley topped the Intermediate field with a confident -3 (63), earning himself $12 as well.

And in Recreational, Quinlan Hanley battled through the day to post a +12 (78) and walk away with a $6 payout.

It may have been a quiet week on the extras, but the winners made their mark where it counts — on the scorecard.

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CTP Hole: 17
Ace Pot: $210 (Pays 60%)
Birdie Pot: $30
Birdie Holes:
-MA2, MA3, FA1, FA3: 5, 6, 13
-MA1: 5, 6, 13, 15
-MPO: 3, 5, 6, 13, 15

I am going to be out of town this week. Is anyone available to put CTP flags out on hole 17 and hang around the parking lot until 5:30 to make sure that everyone gets on a card? I can do everything el ... show more ›

I am going to be out of town this week. Is anyone available to put CTP flags out on hole 17 and hang around the parking lot until 5:30 to make sure that everyone gets on a card? I can do everything else from the road. Thanks!

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CTP Hole: 17
Ace Pot: $210 (Pays 60%)
Birdie Pot: $30
Birdie Holes:
-MA2, MA3, FA1, FA3: 9, 12, 15
-MA1: 5, 9, 12, 15
-MPO: 3, 5, 9, 12, 15

With the sun blazing and the air thick enough to cut with a disc, Week 16 pushed players to their limits. But in the midst of near-record temperatures, a few competitors stayed ice-cold under pressure ... show more ›

With the sun blazing and the air thick enough to cut with a disc, Week 16 pushed players to their limits. But in the midst of near-record temperatures, a few competitors stayed ice-cold under pressure.

Vinny Montanari took control in the Open division, navigating the scorched fairways to shoot -4 (62) and claim the top prize of $22.

Over in Advanced, the heat didn’t break the focus of Josh Wertkin and Brandon Stevens, who both fired off -2 (64) rounds to split the win at $6 apiece. Wertkin added to his payout by parking hole 5 and securing the MPO/MA1 CTP for $7.

In Intermediate, Bryan Schultz and Reegan Hanley matched each other stroke for stroke at even par (66), earning $15 each for their grit.

Finally, in Recreational, Blake Wargo kept his cool just long enough to card a +4 (70) and snag the win along with $12.

No aces. No birdie pot hit. Just sun, sweat, and a few steady hands slicing through the heat.

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CTP Hole: 5
Ace Pot: $196 (Pays 60%)
Birdie Pot: $30
Birdie Holes:
-MA2, MA3, FA1, FA3: 13, 14, 15
-MA1: 11, 13, 14, 15
-MPO: 3, 11, 13, 14, 15

With the course set to its most punishing layout yet, players were tested at every turn — and just in time for the midseason mark of league play. But even with the challenge cranked to eleven, a few ... show more ›

With the course set to its most punishing layout yet, players were tested at every turn — and just in time for the midseason mark of league play. But even with the challenge cranked to eleven, a few rose above the rest.

At the top of the Open division, Matt Rosier and Vinny Montanari shared the spotlight with twin scores of -8 (58), splitting the win and taking home $12 each on a layout where birdies didn’t come easy.

In Advanced, Joshua Dymun showed serious control under pressure, carding a -5 (61) for the win and $14, plus snagging the MPO/MA1 CTP for an extra $7 to round out a strong week.

Bryan Schultz tamed the beast in Intermediate, grinding to a -2 (64) to secure the top payout of $15, staying ahead of a tightly packed leaderboard.

Down in Recreational, Dan Coast delivered a rock-solid even par (66), earning $15 and adding another $5 with a clutch CTP win on hole 15.

No aces, no birdie pot hits — the course held its ground. But with the back half of the season ahead, the chase for league dominance is far from over.

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CTP Hole: 8
Ace Pot: $182 (Pays 60%)
Birdie Pot: $30
Birdie Holes:
-MA2, MA3, FA1, FA3: 7, 12, 15
-MA1: 6, 7, 12, 15
-MPO: 6, 7, 12, 15, 17

Despite soggy fairways and a light drizzle, Week 14 saw a flurry of bold throws and clutch putts that brought the energy. Matt Rosier delivered a show-stopping round in the Open division, shredding ... show more ›

Despite soggy fairways and a light drizzle, Week 14 saw a flurry of bold throws and clutch putts that brought the energy.

Matt Rosier delivered a show-stopping round in the Open division, shredding the layout with a -13 (53) — the lowest score of the season — to take home $18. As if that wasn’t enough, he snatched the $30 birdie pot, lighting up holes 3, 4, 5, 12, and 15 with pinpoint accuracy.

In Advanced, Bobby Regan made the wet conditions look easy, firing off a clean -8 (58) to secure the top spot and $6.

Over in Intermediate, Nathan Black navigated the mud with finesse, posting a strong -5 (61) to take home $15 and the division crown.

Nick Richardson powered through the chill in Recreational, carding a solid +4 (70) to snag $12 and the win.

Chris Lachendro kicked things off by parking hole 1 to win the MPO/MA1 CTP and $5, while the second CTP went unclaimed — refunds all around.

Gray skies didn’t stand a chance against this kind of heat on the leaderboard.

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Who wants to get payback at Deer Lakes after the PFDO. Come on out! League Sign-up: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Signup Current Registration List: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Players League Credi ... show more ›

Who wants to get payback at Deer Lakes after the PFDO. Come on out!

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CTP Hole: 1 (2nd shot)
Ace Pot: $170 (Pays 60%)
Birdie Pot: $30
Birdie Holes:
-MA2, MA3, FA1, FA3: 4, 5, 12
-MA1: 4, 5, 12, 15
-MPO: 3, 4, 5, 12, 15

Week 13 turned into a showcase of hot hands and cooler nerves as players lit up the course with red numbers and tight races — and one round that nearly rewrote the record books. In Open, Elias Fo ... show more ›

Week 13 turned into a showcase of hot hands and cooler nerves as players lit up the course with red numbers and tight races — and one round that nearly rewrote the record books.

In Open, Elias Fochler dropped a blistering -11 (55) to secure the win and a cool $18, reminding everyone that when he’s dialed in, the course is in trouble. His performance was the lowest score posted all season — a true statement round.

The Advanced division saw a rare three-way tie at the top as Jared Fechter, Joshua Dymun, and David Lachendro all finished at -7 (59). Each walked away with $10, having perfectly balanced firepower and consistency.

Over in Intermediate, Shane Hughes torched the layout with a -10 (56) — a score that would’ve won any division short of Elias’s heater — and collected $17 for his stellar effort. Stephen Filander may not have taken the division, but his birdies on holes 7, 8, and 13 snagged the birdie pot for $35, a clutch performance with money on the line. (A second player, Shane, also matched the birdie feat — but forgot to pay in. Ouch.)

In Recreational, Quinlan Hanley ground out a +7 (73) to edge the field and pocket $12 on a day where bogeys came easier than pars.

CTPs went to the sharpshooters: Matt Malcolm hit the mark in MPO/MA1 for $7, while Blake Wargo parked one on hole 15 to earn $6.

From runaway rounds to razor-thin margins, Week 13 delivered thrills across the board — and Elias’s 55? That one might echo for a while.

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CTP Hole: 15
Ace Pot: $154 (Pays 60%)
Birdie Pot: $46 (Pays 60%)
Birdie Holes:
-MA2, MA3, FA1, FA3: 7, 8, 13
-MA1: 7, 8, 13, 17
-MPO: 3, 7, 8, 13, 17

After a challenging round from the blue tees and stuffing ourselves with burgers and dogs, 19 people stuck around for our traditional Memorial Day Red, White, and Blue doubles round. Taking home the ... show more ›

After a challenging round from the blue tees and stuffing ourselves with burgers and dogs, 19 people stuck around for our traditional Memorial Day Red, White, and Blue doubles round. Taking home the top prize was Matt Rosier and Michael Gomez shooting a -15, 51 for $44. In second place was the team of Dan Horwat and Greg Close shooting a -12, 54 for $28. And rounding out the podium was a three way tie at -11, 55 who each got $9; Chris Lachendro and Zachary Phillips, Wyatt Jagger and Bryan Schultz, and Nathan Black (super cali). Thanks to all who attended! Please be sure to check the credit sheet and true up with me if you owe money.

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The Memorial Day showdown brought 33 players to the blue tees of Deer Lakes — longer, meaner, and ready to humble. But a few competitors stared down the extra footage and made it blink. Brendan R ... show more ›

The Memorial Day showdown brought 33 players to the blue tees of Deer Lakes — longer, meaner, and ready to humble. But a few competitors stared down the extra footage and made it blink.

Brendan Reed led the charge in Open, carding a confident -3 (63) to cash $32 and remind everyone that precision doesn’t take a holiday. He wasn’t alone in red numbers, but he was the best of the bunch.

In Advanced, Joshua Dymun danced through the long pins with a steady +1 (67) to pocket $14 — a clean, quiet win on a day when the course rarely gave second chances.

Wyatt Jagger wrangled the win in Intermediate with a gritty +5 (71), collecting $18 and outlasting a field that got swallowed by blue.

In Recreational, it was a tie at the top — Michael Gomez and Greg Close both braving the blues for a matching +14 (80). Each walked off with $13.50 and a piece of the day’s toughest win.

But the spotlight swiveled to Jake Spryn, who became the only player to unlock the birdie pot, striking gold with birdies on holes 12 and 17 for a crisp $69 — one birdie for each dollar earned.

Josh Wertkin and Brett Say claimed the CTPs, taking home $15 and $16, respectively — small circles, big rewards.

The course was long, but these players went the distance.

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Starting holes for tomorrow have been uploaded to the PDGA page. Please be at your hole and ready to go at 9am sharp. If you cannot make it, please let me know so that I can be sure you have enough ... show more ›

Starting holes for tomorrow have been uploaded to the PDGA page. Please be at your hole and ready to go at 9am sharp. If you cannot make it, please let me know so that I can be sure you have enough people on your card. Be sure to meet up after the round at the pavilion for the cookout. Good luck!

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This Monday is Memorial Day and therefore time for our yearly Memorial Day Special! We will start the day off with a 9am shotgun start with all players playing from the blue tees. After the round, j ... show more ›

This Monday is Memorial Day and therefore time for our yearly Memorial Day Special! We will start the day off with a 9am shotgun start with all players playing from the blue tees. After the round, join us in the pavilion by hole 7 and 9 for a cookout provided by your league fees. And then, after the cookout, we will have our traditional Red, White, and Blue doubles round.

Please be sure to sign up by 10pm Sunday so that I can make the cards for the round.

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CTP Hole: 12
Ace Pot: $129 (Pays 80%)
Birdie Pot: $87 (Pays 60%)
Birdie Holes:
-MA2, MA3, FA1, FA3: 12, 17
-MA1: 9, 12, 17
-MPO: 1, 9, 12, 17

Week 11 turned up the intensity at Deer Lakes with highlight-reel moments and bold performances that kept the crowd buzzing. Chris Lachendro was locked in, carving up the course with a commanding - ... show more ›

Week 11 turned up the intensity at Deer Lakes with highlight-reel moments and bold performances that kept the crowd buzzing.

Chris Lachendro was locked in, carving up the course with a commanding -8 (58) to take down the Open division and pocket $22. Smooth, steady, and unshakable.

In Advanced, Jesse Kummer delivered a focused and fearless round, shooting -5 (61) to claim the top prize of $14. No drama, just domination.

But it was Intermediate where the drama hit a new level. Bryan Schultz dialed in a clutch -7 (59) to take the win and $20 in cash. Meanwhile, Nathan Black made personal history, draining his first-ever ace on hole 11 and earning a jaw-dropping $195. Just when you thought it couldn’t get any better, Reegan Hanley put together a laser-focused birdie streak on holes 7, 8, and 12 to capture the elusive $131 birdie pot. Ice in his veins.

Nick Richardson rose above the rest in Recreational, grinding out a gritty +9 (75) to snag the win and $12, proving that determination still pays dividends.

To top it off, Vinny Montanari landed the MPO/MA1 CTP for $7, and Dave Walker claimed the Other CTP for $9.

Week 11 had everything: first-time milestones, clutch performances, and serious cash. The season’s heating up—and the competition knows it.

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CTP Hole: 5
Ace Pot: $296 (Pays 60%)
Birdie Pot: $202 (Pays 60%)
Birdie Holes:
-MA2, MA3, FA1, FA3: 7, 8, 12
-MA1: 5, 7, 8, 12
-MPO: 5, 7, 8, 11, 12

Ten weeks in, and the Deer Lakes League is already delivering edge-of-your-seat drama. With 67 different competitors throwing down over 220 rounds, every card has had something on the line—and no on ... show more ›

Ten weeks in, and the Deer Lakes League is already delivering edge-of-your-seat drama. With 67 different competitors throwing down over 220 rounds, every card has had something on the line—and no one’s backing down.

Open Division
This division is a battlefield. Matt Rosier and Chris Lachendro are locked in a relentless duel, each trading wins and pushing the pace. Brendan Reed stormed in with a couple of commanding victories, and Vinny Montanari unleashed a near-flawless round in Week 10. Micah Beideman and Elias Fochler have kept it close, showing that the leaderboard can flip at any moment.

Advanced Division
Nothing is safe here. Joshua Dymun fired an early warning shot, but the title of top gun has been passed around like a hot disc. Matt Malcolm, Brandon Stevens, Alessandro Della Valle, and Jesse Kummer have all taken turns atop the podium. It’s a division with depth and danger—one cold putt away from a shake-up.

Intermediate Division
The volatility here is electric. Bryan Schultz is stacking wins, but he's not alone—Reegan Hanley is right on his heels, and Molly Moore made a huge splash with a dominant Week 10 performance. Stephen Filander, Hank Lilienthal, and Nathan Black have all tasted the top, and no lead feels safe.

Recreational Division
Every point matters in Rec. Brett Say has put together a strong campaign, but Quinlan Hanley, Joe Hrubetz, Brandon Oakes, and others are turning in gritty performances week after week. The margin for error is razor-thin—every putt counts.

CTPs and Side Pots
CTPs have brought in some clutch cash, with names like Chris Lachendro, Matt Malcolm, Brandon Stevens, and Jake Zoller cashing out. But the ace pot and birdie pot are still untouched. That’s right—after 220 rounds, no one has cracked the jackpot. The suspense is building, and you can feel the tension with every swing.

Week 10 at Deer Lakes was packed with drama, clutch shots, and fierce competition as players fought for supremacy. In the Open division, Vinny Montanari lit up the course with a blazing -9 (57), fendi ... show more ›

Week 10 at Deer Lakes was packed with drama, clutch shots, and fierce competition as players fought for supremacy. In the Open division, Vinny Montanari lit up the course with a blazing -9 (57), fending off a talented field to secure the win and walk away with $22. Over in Advanced, Jesse Kummer delivered a composed -4 (62), proving he's a force to be reckoned with and earning a well-deserved $14. Molly Moore stole the spotlight in Intermediate, carving up the course with a brilliant -6 (60) to dominate her division and claim the $15 prize. In Recreational, Quinlan Hanley clawed his way to the top with a gritty +4 (70), bagging $14 and some serious bragging rights.

Despite the fireworks on the leaderboard, the ace and birdie pots went untouched once again—still waiting for someone to make history. And as for the CTPs… they mysteriously went unreported. If you know who cashed in, speak up and claim the glory!

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CTP Hole: 11
Ace Pot: $286 (Pays 60%)
Birdie Pot: $192 (Pays 60%)
Birdie Holes:
-MA2, MA3, FA1, FA3: 6, 8, 11
-MA1: 3, 6, 8, 11
-MPO: 3, 6, 8, 11, 15

Week 9 at Deer Lakes was electric, as the competition heated up and champions emerged in dramatic fashion—though once again, the ace and birdie pots managed to stay out of reach. Brendan Reed was ... show more ›

Week 9 at Deer Lakes was electric, as the competition heated up and champions emerged in dramatic fashion—though once again, the ace and birdie pots managed to stay out of reach.

Brendan Reed was on fire in the Open Division, slicing through the course with a blazing -9 (57) to take the win and $18. With a performance that demanded attention, Reed made a statement: he's here to win.

In Advanced, Brandon Stevens put on a show, shooting a confident -6 (60) to claim $14 and tack on another $8 by seizing the MPO/MA1 CTP. He’s proving to be a consistent force this season.

The Intermediate crown went to Stephen Filander, who kept his cool under pressure and carded a -2 (64) for the top spot and $17 in winnings. And in Recreational, Joe Hrubetz emerged from the pack with a clutch +3 (69) to secure the W and a $12 payout.

To cap it off, Jake Zoller dialed in his accuracy and grabbed the other CTP for $5. The competition keeps getting tighter—Week 10 is shaping up to be a must-watch.

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CTP Hole: 13 (2nd shot)
Ace Pot: $271 (Pays 60%)
Birdie Pot: $179 (Pays 60%)
Birdie Holes:
-MA2, MA3, FA1, FA3: 5, 11, 14
-MA1: 5, 6, 11, 14
-MPO: 4, 5, 6, 11, 14

Week 8 of the Deer Lakes League was packed with fireworks from the top contenders, even if the ace and birdie pots managed to dodge a winner yet again. In the Open Division, Chris Lachendro lit it up, ... show more ›

Week 8 of the Deer Lakes League was packed with fireworks from the top contenders, even if the ace and birdie pots managed to dodge a winner yet again. In the Open Division, Chris Lachendro lit it up, shredding the course with a blazing -8 (58) to snag the win and an $18 payday. Over in Advanced, Matt Malcolm was a man on a mission, dropping a smooth -7 (59) for the top spot, pocketing $19, and cashing in on the MPO/MA1 CTP for another $9 — a total takeover.

Reegan Hanley kept his name in the spotlight in Intermediate, grinding out a clutch -3 (63) to grab $17 and another victory. And in Recreational, Brett Say stayed hot, navigating the track for a solid +3 (69) to lock down another win and $14. The other CTP went to Vincent Maiorana, who walked away $5 richer.

The ace may still be hiding, but the competition is heating up — and the winners are making sure everyone knows it.

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CTP Hole: 2
Ace Pot: $249 (Pays 60%)
Birdie Pot: $165 (Pays 60%)
Birdie Holes:
-MA2, MA3, FA1, FA3: 2, 6, 14
-MA1: 2, 6, 14, 18
-MPO: 2, 5, 6, 14, 18

Week 7 of the Deer Lakes League brought the heat as new names rose and familiar ones doubled down. Brendan Reed lit up the Open Division with a sizzling -7 (59), snatching his first win of the season ... show more ›

Week 7 of the Deer Lakes League brought the heat as new names rose and familiar ones doubled down. Brendan Reed lit up the Open Division with a sizzling -7 (59), snatching his first win of the season and an $18 payday. In Advanced, Alessandro Della Valle came out swinging, firing a clutch -4 (62) to secure the top spot and $15 in winnings.

The Intermediate Division saw Bryan Schultz go back-to-back, continuing his tear with a smooth -5 (61) and pocketing another $14. And in Recreational, Brett Say stayed locked in, grinding out a +1 (67) to add another victory to his growing streak and take home $6.

While the elusive ace and birdie pots remained untouched yet again, there was still action on the side bets—Chris Lachendro dialed in the MPO/MA1 CTP for $7, and Dave Walker claimed the other CTP by default, earning his dollar back. The pressure is building, and the stage is set for even bigger fireworks in Week 8!

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CTP Hole: 1 (2nd shot)
Ace Pot: $239 (Pays 60%)
Birdie Pot: $155 (Pays 60%)
Birdie Holes:
-MA2, MA3, FA1, FA3: 5, 6, 11
-MA1: 5, 6, 11, 15
-MPO: 5, 6, 11, 15, 16

Week 6 of the Deer Lakes League delivered fireworks once again, with tight battles, clutch shots, and a few familiar faces refusing to slow down. In the Open Division, Matt Rosier was back on a tear, ... show more ›

Week 6 of the Deer Lakes League delivered fireworks once again, with tight battles, clutch shots, and a few familiar faces refusing to slow down. In the Open Division, Matt Rosier was back on a tear, shredding the course with a -9 (57) to lock in his fourth win of the season and an $18 payout. The man is on a mission.

Advanced saw Joshua Dymun continue his reign with another strong showing, firing a -2 (64) to take the win and collect $17. Over in Intermediate, Bryan Schultz came out firing, carding a smooth -5 (61) to grab his first win of the season and a cool $19. And in the Recreational Division, Brett Say kept his name at the top, grinding out a +2 (68) for another win and a $12 payout.

The ace and birdie pots remained just out of reach, but that didn’t stop players from cashing in on precision. Casey Cousins snagged the MPO/MA1 CTP for $6, while Jack Lachendro dialed it in to take the other CTP for $8. The season is picking up steam—and with every week, the pressure is mounting. Week 7 can’t come soon enough.

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Pushing back last tee time to 5:15 due to increasing daylight. Hopefully more folks can make it out with the later tee time. League Sign-up: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Signup Current Registratio ... show more ›

Pushing back last tee time to 5:15 due to increasing daylight. Hopefully more folks can make it out with the later tee time.

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CTP Hole: 8
Ace Pot: $222 (Pays 60%)
Birdie Pot: $143 (Pays 60%)
Birdie Holes:
-MA2, MA3, FA1, FA3: 6, 11, 15
-MA1: 6, 11, 15, 18
-MPO: 6, 11, 15, 17, 18

Week 5 of the Deer Lakes League brought smooth conditions and fresh faces to the top of the leaderboard. Micah Beideman claimed his first win of the season in the Open Division with a steady -5 (61), ... show more ›

Week 5 of the Deer Lakes League brought smooth conditions and fresh faces to the top of the leaderboard. Micah Beideman claimed his first win of the season in the Open Division with a steady -5 (61), earning an $18 payout and making a strong statement. In the Advanced Division, Sandro Della Valle delivered a clean -3 (63) to take the top spot and collect $14. Bailey Garman battled his way to victory in the Intermediate Division, finishing at +2 (68) and walking away with $14 of his own.

Though the ace and birdie pots remained untouched, there was still cash up for grabs. Brendon Reed locked in the MPO/MA1 CTP for $5, while Vincent Maiorana nailed the other CTP and earned $4. With five weeks in the books, the season is gaining momentum—and the leaderboard is getting more interesting by the round.

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League Sign-up: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Signup
Current Registration List: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Players
League Credit: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Credit
League Points: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Points

CTP Hole: 6 (2nd shot)
Ace Pot: $213 (Pays 60%)
Birdie Pot: $132 (Pays 60%)
Birdie Holes:
-MA2, MA3, FA1, FA3: 4, 8, 13
-MA1: 4, 8, 13, 18
-MPO: 4, 8, 13, 17, 18

Week 4 of the Deer Lakes League saw another thrilling round of competition, with players battling tough conditions and rising to the challenge. Matt Rosier continued his dominance in the Open Division ... show more ›

Week 4 of the Deer Lakes League saw another thrilling round of competition, with players battling tough conditions and rising to the challenge. Matt Rosier continued his dominance in the Open Division, securing his third straight win with a -7 (59), earning a $22 payout. Joshua Dymun remained steady in the Advanced Division, taking first place with a -5 (61) and pocketing $14. In the Intermediate Division, Hank Lilienthal put on a stellar performance, shooting -8 (58) to claim victory and a $17 payout. The Recreational Division saw a tight race, with Brandon Oakes and Brett Say both finishing at +4 (70) to share first place and split the winnings at $13.50 each.

Despite strong efforts from the field, the ace pot and birdie pot remained untouched for another week. However, Elias Fochler showed his precision by winning the MPO/MA1 CTP for $6, while Stephen Filander claimed the other CTP prize for $8. With the season in full swing, the competition is getting fiercer each week. As players continue to push their limits, the battle for the top spots is only heating up!

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With increased daylight, we are moving back to the WHITE tees this week. Good luck! League Sign-up: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Signup Current Registration List: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Player ... show more ›

With increased daylight, we are moving back to the WHITE tees this week. Good luck!

League Sign-up: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Signup
Current Registration List: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Players
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League Points: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Points

CTP Hole: 18 (2nd shot)
Ace Pot: $194 (Pays 60%)
Birdie Pot: $118 (Pays 60%)
Birdie Holes:
- MA2, MA3, FA1, FA3: 12, 14, 15
- MA1: 12, 14, 15, 16
- MPO: 5, 12, 14, 15, 16

I've run the numbers with the birdie pot from last year's hole scores and am making the change that MPO will need to only birdie 5 holes instead of 6 like last year. MA2 and MA3 will still only need ... show more ›

I've run the numbers with the birdie pot from last year's hole scores and am making the change that MPO will need to only birdie 5 holes instead of 6 like last year. MA2 and MA3 will still only need to birdie 3 holes and MA1 will still need to birdie 4 holes.

More in depth:
The first hole selected will be from the set of holes 2, 5, 8, and 15. Then, the next two holes will be selected from the set of holes 4, 6, 7, 9, 11-14. These will be the MA2 and MA3 holes. MA1 will add an additional hole from the set of holes 3, 5, 6, 11, 15-18. And then MPO will add an additional hole from the set of holes 3-5, 11, 15-18.

Super nerd stuff:
Based off of last year's birdie percentages in each of the divisions, this will mean that the birdie pot on average should be hit once out of every 123 rounds in MA2/MA3, 113 rounds in MA1, and 117 rounds in MPO.
If the most birdied holes are selected from each set for each division, the MA2/MA3 division should have a 1.16% chance of hitting the pot, while MA1 should have a 2.53% chance, and MPO should have a 1.96% chance.
If the least birdied holes are selected from each set for each division, the MA2/MA3 division should have a 0.59% chance of hitting the pot, while MA1 should have a 0.21% chance, and MPO should have a 0.29% chance.

Week 3 of the Deer Lakes League was a true test of skill and resilience as fierce winds swept through the course, making every shot a challenge. Despite the tough conditions, Matt Rosier battled his w ... show more ›

Week 3 of the Deer Lakes League was a true test of skill and resilience as fierce winds swept through the course, making every shot a challenge. Despite the tough conditions, Matt Rosier battled his way to back-to-back victories in the Open Division, firing an impressive -13 (53) to take first place and an $18 payout. In the Advanced Division, Joshua Dymun delivered a lights-out performance, torching the course with a -14 (52) to claim the win and $14. Reegan Hanley showed consistency in the Intermediate Division, securing his second consecutive victory with a steady -7 (59) to take home $15. Over in the Recreational Division, Brett Say conquered the elements with a stellar -8 (58), earning a $14 payout.

While the wind made scoring tough, no one managed to hit an ace or cash in on the birdie pots. However, Chris Lachendro proved his precision by winning the MPO/MA1 CTP for $8, while Brett Say added to his winnings by securing the other CTP for $6. With three weeks in the books and the competition heating up, players are hungry for more as they gear up for the next battle on the course!

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Current Registration List: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Players
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League Points: https://tinyurl.com/2025DLL-Points

CTP Hole: 16 (2nd shot)
Ace Pot: $177 (Pays 40%)
Birdie Pot: $103 (Pays 60%)
Birdie Holes:
- MA3, FA1, FA3: 3, 8, 17, 18
- MA2: 3, 4, 8, 17, 18
- MA1: 3, 5, 8, 15, 17, 18
- MPO: 2, 3, 5, 8, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18

Week 2 of the Deer Lakes League saw impressive performances across all divisions. In the Open Division, Matt Rosier claimed victory with a stellar -12 (54), earning an $18 payout. Brandon Stevens domi ... show more ›

Week 2 of the Deer Lakes League saw impressive performances across all divisions. In the Open Division, Matt Rosier claimed victory with a stellar -12 (54), earning an $18 payout. Brandon Stevens dominated the Advanced Division with an incredible -14 (52), securing his second consecutive win and taking home $14. Reegan Hanley rose to the top in the Intermediate Division, shooting -12 (54) and pocketing $15. In the Recreational Division, Mike Piroch emerged victorious with a solid -5 (61), earning a $15 payout.

While competition was fierce, no players managed to hit an ace or claim the birdie pots this week. However, Adam Couture took home the MPO/MA1 CTP prize for $7, while Brandon Oakes secured the other CTP, earning $11. With two weeks complete, the season is heating up as players look to break through in the coming rounds.

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We're back at it for week #2. We are still cutting it tight on daylight, so if you are playing later, please try to keep up the pace so that no one gets caught out in the dark. A couple of people ... show more ›

We're back at it for week #2. We are still cutting it tight on daylight, so if you are playing later, please try to keep up the pace so that no one gets caught out in the dark.

A couple of people owe me money still. Please double check the credit sheet if you didn't pay last week. Thanks!

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CTP Hole: 4
Ace Pot: $159 (Pays 40%)
Birdie Pot: $85 (Pays 60%)
Birdie Holes:
- MA3, FA1, FA3: 1, 7, 16, 17
- MA2: 1, 7, 10, 16, 17
- MA1: 1, 2, 7, 10, 16, 17
- MPO: 1, 2, 6, 7, 10, 12, 13, 16, 17

The Deer Lakes League kicked off its first week with gorgeous weather, setting the stage for an exciting start to the season. Chris Lachendro dominated the Open Division with a stellar -12 (54) perfor ... show more ›

The Deer Lakes League kicked off its first week with gorgeous weather, setting the stage for an exciting start to the season. Chris Lachendro dominated the Open Division with a stellar -12 (54) performance, earning a $22 payout. In the Advanced Division, Brandon Stevens claimed victory with a strong -11 (55), taking home $15. Nathan Black matched that score in the Intermediate Division, securing his own win and an $18 payout. Over in the Recreational Division, Blake Wargo and Brett Say battled to a tie at -7 (59), each walking away with $12.

While no one managed to hit an ace or take home the birdie pots, there was still plenty of excitement on the course. Brandon Stevens added to his winnings by snagging the MPO/MA1 CTP for $12, while Stephen Filander showed his precision by capturing the other CTP prize for $11. With a competitive opening week in the books, the stage is set for an exciting season ahead!

And yes, I am totally using ChatGPT to write these summaries...

The 2025 Deer Lakes League season kicks off this Monday and it looks like we are supposed to have beautiful weather to welcome us back! Please be sure to sign up at the link below! Players are res ... show more ›

The 2025 Deer Lakes League season kicks off this Monday and it looks like we are supposed to have beautiful weather to welcome us back! Please be sure to sign up at the link below!

Players are responsible for finding their own groups and may tee off between 3:00pm and 5:00pm. I will be in the parking lot by hole 1 by 4:45 to make sure that everyone has a group, so if you are looking for folks to play with, please show up there. If you are teeing off after 4:30, please try to play in groups of 3 and play quickly as we will still be pushing daylight even playing the red tees.

A reminder that this is a PDGA sanctioned league; therefore, all PDGA rules apply. You must mark your disc when required. You must hole out to finish the hole. There are no gimmies. You must follow out of bounds rules. There are no mulligans.

In order for scores to get to me, you must keep score on the PDGA website at pdga.com/score. The access code this year is deer2025. If you have any questions on how to keep score, please let me know.

Have fun and I'll see you all out there!

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CTP Hole: 7
Birdie Holes:
- MA3, FA1, FA3: 2, 6, 9, 14
- MA2: 2, 3, 6, 9, 14
- MA1: 2, 3, 6, 8, 9, 14
- MPO: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 14