The registration is set up and ready to go. Players can register with their partners for the division(s) for which they qualify based on their PDGA rating. Players can play in divisions above their rating/classification but can't play in divisions below their rating/classification. These PDGA doubles events don't affect individual ratings but players still earn PDGA points.
For example, if golfer A is a male classified as an amateur and has a rating of 920, he would need to find a partner who is an amateur rated below 935 for the team to compete in the MA2 division. If golfer A has an amateur partner that has a 935 rating or higher (or a pro under a 970 rating), the team would have compete in Advanced or Pro divisions. If golfer A has a 980 rated partner classified as a pro, the team would need to play in the Pro division. Let me know if you have any questions.
The registration is set up and ready to go. Players can register with their partners for the division(s) for which they qualify based on their PDGA rating. Players can play in divisions above their rating/classification but can't play in divisions below their rating/classification. These PDGA doubles events don't affect individual ratings but players still earn PDGA points.
For example, if golfer A is a male classified as an amateur and has a rating of 920, he would need to find a partner who is an amateur rated below 935 for the team to compete in the MA2 division. If golfer A has an amateur partner that has a 935 rating or higher (or a pro under a 970 rating), the team would have compete in Advanced or Pro divisions. If golfer A has a 980 rated partner classified as a pro, the team would need to play in the Pro division. Let me know if you have any questions.