Hannable McGarity › CADL Winter 2022 Quarterly hosted by Fly Guy Disc Golf Sticky January 20, 2022 at 6:18pm
Wake County's Manager has CLOSED the park for FRIDAY 1/21/2022.
Just a heads up before anyone goes out to practice on Friday.
AT this time, the decision for the weekend is not made. Here what we do know:
IF the park is open as normal, the event will go on.
IF the park is delayed excessively or closed, the event will be rescheduled. I already have a backup date approved by the PDGA and can eaily change the date.
I will update HERE each time there is information to be updated.
Thank You
I am CLOSING registration at this time till we sort out the weather.
Are you going to open it again if it doesn't dump snow tonight? If not taking walk ups on sunday?
The park is closed for Saturday. Just got the word from park staff.
A decision to proceed or reschedule will be made by 10:00 am tomorrow (Saturday)
With the current weather conditions, taking the safety of all players into consideration, the CADL Winter Quarterly originally scheduled for tomorrow has been postponed to 2/27/2022. The last thing we want when having a fun competition of friends is someone having an incident that causes them injury ... more
With the current weather conditions, taking the safety of all players into consideration, the CADL Winter Quarterly originally scheduled for tomorrow has been postponed to 2/27/2022. The last thing we want when having a fun competition of friends is someone having an incident that causes them injury. The park at Harris Lake is closed today; there is no guarantee that by tomorrow morning the internal roads would be cleared and tee pads sufficiently melted / safe for players. This change is already filed and accepted by the PDGA; it will remain a flex start c tier sanctioned event. All people CURRENTLY registered are now registered for the rescheduled date. Thank you Hannable PS: If you do find yourself enjoying a snow round of discgolf somewhere this weekend - remember to wear layers, wear shoes with positive traction, and pay attention to your skin exposure. HP