East Roswell Park Recreational Singles League 2025

There were two errors in the scores/points originally posted for 6/2. Niki Pantelias' points were entered as 63 instead of 53. Drew Morris' previous league round was not picked up correctly by the sys ... show more ›

There were two errors in the scores/points originally posted for 6/2. Niki Pantelias' points were entered as 63 instead of 53. Drew Morris' previous league round was not picked up correctly by the system that calculates handicaps, so he originally had no handicap for the 6/2 round. The problem was corrected, and his handicap for this week should have been -26. This changes his handicap-adjusted score to 47 instead of 73, and moves him up to 50th place instead of 65th, and changes his points to 17 from one. Everyone who originally had 17 points or fewer now has one point less than originally posted.

Monday, March 17 is Opening Day for the East Roswell Park Recreational Singles League for 2025. And it's St. Patrick's Day! No need to do any registration or sign-up in advance -- just show up and ... show more ›

Monday, March 17 is Opening Day for the East Roswell Park Recreational Singles League for 2025. And it's St. Patrick's Day!

No need to do any registration or sign-up in advance -- just show up and play. Check in on UDisc using the "Events" tab. If you don't already have a UDisc account, please create one ahead of time. It can be a free account, but UDisc has made it impossible for us to create an account on your behalf -- you have to do it yourself.

Sign-in will begin approximately 4:45 at the picnic tables behind kiosk near the course.

CUTOFF FOR SIGN-IN IN MARCH IS 5:15.

And again for those in the back:
CUTOFF FOR SIGN-IN IN MARCH IS 5:15.

This early in the year, it will be critical for us to start before 5:30. If you arrive after 5:15, don't expect to be able to get in. Sunset will be approximately 7:45.

In light of the above, would like to ask those who have questions about the status of the course, plans for the fire station, etc. to hold those until after the round. We'll be happy to tell everything we know then, but if we have to go through it all with each new person who arrives to sign in, we'll never get going.

$2 minimum buy-in -- optional side action includes 2 $1 CTPs and a $1 ace fund ($5 total all in). League first-timers get free basic entry (does not include CTPs or ace fund). There are also typically two free cash CTPs ($10 and $20) and two free disc CTPs that everyone's included in.

This is a handicap-format recreational-level singles league. Handicaps are based on player performance in league rounds relative to course averages. Points are awarded each week based on handicap-adjusted order of finish and the total number of players that week. First place gets a point for each player present, second gets 1 point less than that, down to last place which gets 1 point. Points accumulate throughout the season and at the end of the year, the top (approximately) 40% get a cash payout from the prize fund collected during the season -- the mathematically adept will have concluded that the total prize fund will be equal to $1 for each round played by each player. Last year it was a bit over $1600, paid out to 67 players.

Until late April, and after mid September, we play the white (short) tees weekly. Beginning in April and until September, the layout rotates between white (short) and black (long) tees, playing white tees on the first and third Monday of each month, and the black tees on the second and fourth. If there are 5 Mondays in a month, we play a mixed layout on the fifth Monday. Start time varies with length of days through the season -- posted time on schedule is sign-in cutoff time.

If you have any questions, message here or 678-390-0035

https://www.discgolfscene.com/leagues/East_Roswell_Park_Recreational_Singles_League_2025