Tri-City Slingers 2023 Summer Singles

Proposed Changes to Next Year’s League (Please feel free to share feedback on the comments page) 1. Handicap-Based Divisions (Using Players Who Played at Least Five Rounds as an Example) Premier ... show more ›

Proposed Changes to Next Year’s League (Please feel free to share feedback on the comments page)

1. Handicap-Based Divisions (Using Players Who Played at Least Five Rounds as an Example)
Premier Division (0 to -3 handicap or better) - Andrew Furtaw (0)
Championship Division (Handicap of -4 through -6) - Nick Oliver (-5)
League One (Handicap of -7 through -9) - Jeff Doran (-8); Matt Thomas (-7); Josh Hobbs (-7); Chris Trumbull (-9); Nick O’Keefe (-7); Matt Wojo (-9)
League Two (Handicap of -10 through -12) - Dave Cosman (-12); Erik Mulheisen (-12); Kyle Gordon (-11); Mark Lister (-11); Sam Kim (-12)
National Division (Handicap of -13 through -15) - Aaron McCulloch (-13); Mike Kapala (-13); Andrew Hundley (-13); Jones (-14)
Southern Division (Handicap of -16 or higher) - Matthew Luttrell (-21); Bill Aman (-16); Brock Bendes (-19); Brodrick Brozowski (-20); Bill Majewski (-16); RayRay (-17); Gabe Masek (-18); Nick Hickman (-16)

Notes on Divisions:
Like in the PDGA, you would need at least 3 players to field a division. If you cannot field a division, you will have to play the division above you. You will not be forced to play in your handicap division. You will have the option to play above your allotted division but never below for the sake of fairness. A running handicap will continue to be calculated for each player’s round to help curb sandbagging. Players may be moved up a division at the commissioner’s discretion.

2. Number of Rounds Going Towards End-of-Season Championship:
We will continue playing 12 courses twice to determine course champions. However, the end-of-season championship for each division will be determined by each player’s best score at each course. Players who play both rounds can compete for course championships and have the advantage of improving on their first rounds. Players who have to miss certain rounds due to vacations, family obligations, etc. will only have to play 12/24 rounds (each course once) to compete for the end-of-season championship for their division.