Arizona State Championships Amateur presented by Discraft

Sorry we cannot move you again as tee times are set. Your card assignments for each round will be w ... show more ›

Sorry we cannot move you again as tee times are set. Your card assignments for each round will be with players in your division based on how everyone scores per the PDGA Rules. We look forward to seeing you up here for the big weekend.

I don't really understand where the problem lies with switching me though. Or just putting me at 2:0 ... show more ›

I don't really understand where the problem lies with switching me though. Or just putting me at 2:00 on Sunday. Is it a rule that you can't do that? It's not a cardmate request. And I can't see any players in the tournament having a problem with either of those things. There's even an MA2 player going with MA3 on the first round. I have to be back in Phoenix Saturday night and wouldn't be back until around 2 Sunday.

Sean, players tee times are set. If we try to change your division now we risk wrecking everyones te ... show more ›

Sean, players tee times are set. If we try to change your division now we risk wrecking everyones tee times and having to repost new tee times for everyone. That’s not fair to anyone. Please understand, This is not a flex start tournament. To your second point; due to odd numbers in divisions, a player may tee on another division’s card,(as you noted with Ma2/ma3). However after the first round, the bottom score in the odd# division will play with the another division with space(most often the bottom of that division) in order to keep a minimum of 3-4 players per card. This isn’t optimal but it allows us to accommodate more players who wished to play in the first place. Tee times are arranged by scoring after the first round, ma1 tees off last in order for the long tees to work with those players on the short tees in front of them. Switching that would cause major backups(also not fair to others). As far as your travel arrangements, I hope you travel safely and make back it in time for your tee time. If you play well that will be as close to 2pm as you can control.