Wednesday Night Doubles

League will resume today and carry on every Wednesday night until likely October. Here are rules/guidelines for how it will work. Check in by 5:45 PM. The random draw will be done soon after that s ... show more ›

League will resume today and carry on every Wednesday night until likely October. Here are rules/guidelines for how it will work.

Check in by 5:45 PM. The random draw will be done soon after that so that we can begin at 6:00 PM (these times will change as we lose daylight by the end of the summer)

$5 entry fee ($4 to payout, $1 to Medina Club) + $1 optional Ace Pot.

Electronic payment can be made to [email redacted] via PayPal. Select send to friend and family and include your name & pool (A or B) in the note.

Alternatively, cash can be brought to the doubles event and given upon arrival, although exact change requested in an envelope.

In the event that it is necessary to move players between A & B pools to even numbers, specific players will be consulted, but ultimate discretion given to league manager.

Random draw will be conducted by the league manager by a random team generator or other random draw method. Pairings will then be announced.

Layout will be posted to Medina Disc Golf Facebook Page the day of the event by League Manager.

UDisc app will be used for scoring. At least one player on the card should have it. Under Roscoe Ewing course there will be a listing for that day's layout (e.g. 20 hole Wednesday Scramble). Send results to the league manager by a screenshot of the scorecard after you complete the round.

Observe all PDGA social distancing guidelines including but not limited to handling other players' discs as well as no high fives, handshakes or sharing of water/food.

Ties will be resolved by CTP throw off.

Payouts will be made with envelopes of cash. If you prefer electronic payment by PayPal, please let the League Manager know.

Finally, I know that these past few months people have done a really good job of maintaining the social distancing guidelines. This has helped keep the baskets in place at Roscoe at times where other locations have had them removed or the courses closed. Please continue to abide by the guidelines, especially before and after the round. This means avoiding large congregations and spreading out during warm ups. We want to avoid situations that might cause somebody to call something in because they see a large gathering. Some tournaments, like Ride the Dragon, are still in limbo because they need local approval to operate. Running events like this within the guidelines would go a long way to helping show that we would be able to host tournaments as well.

Nicholas Schultz will be the League Manager for the summer.

At this time we don't have a plan about how to run the league, so we are continuing to suspend the league through the end of the month while we figure that out. You can continue to play the course ... show more ›

At this time we don't have a plan about how to run the league, so we are continuing to suspend the league through the end of the month while we figure that out.

You can continue to play the course (with appropriate social distancing). If you pining for a league in some form, we recommend checking out the Parma Virtual Singles League, SCDGA Virtual Doubles League, and NEO East Side Virtual Disc Golf League.

In light of the continued restriction on gathering size and other information from Gov. DeWine's plan to reopen the state, we have extended the suspension of the Wednesday Doubles League through May 1 ... show more ›

In light of the continued restriction on gathering size and other information from Gov. DeWine's plan to reopen the state, we have extended the suspension of the Wednesday Doubles League through May 13th.

When the state comes out with new advisories about the process (likely in a couple of weeks time), we will reevaluate in consultation with Medina Parks.

We appreciate everybody maintaining social distancing while playing the Medina courses.

Continuing to take in account information from the state, CDC, and WHO, Medina Disc Golf has decided to extend the suspension of the Wednesday Scramble League until at least May 6th. You may note ... show more ›

Continuing to take in account information from the state, CDC, and WHO, Medina Disc Golf has decided to extend the suspension of the Wednesday Scramble League until at least May 6th.

You may note that this is consistent with the PDGA announcement today. (https://www.pdga.com/announcements/covid-19-statement) While we are not an official sanctioned PDGA league, this is suspension is consistent with the intent of helping slow the spread of the virus.

We will be doing our Spring Meeting via web/video conferencing on March 30th at 6 PM if you want to discuss this in more detail.

Based on information from the state, CDC, and talking with several NE Ohio health care professionals, Medina Disc Golf has decided to suspend the Wednesday Scramble League until at least April 8th. ... show more ›

Based on information from the state, CDC, and talking with several NE Ohio health care professionals, Medina Disc Golf has decided to suspend the Wednesday Scramble League until at least April 8th.

We understand that it might be disappointing to those who enjoy playing in the weekly league at Roscoe, but hope you understand. Note that as of now, the parks and courses are still open; we are just no longer operating a Medina Disc Golf run league during this time period with cash entries and payouts. That being said, if you do play, please take appropriate measures to help mitigate the spread of the virus. According to PDGA recommendations, this includes, but is not limited to:
- Handling only your own disc
- Don't share food or water
- Limit high-fives, fist bumps and other contact
- If you are sick or feel sick, please stay away