April Anhyser

Very correct Steve. Also, the player packages reduce the amount of payout too. The PDGA received $ ... show more ›

Very correct Steve. Also, the player packages reduce the amount of payout too. The PDGA received $2 per player, the player package prices (entry fees) were put into the appropriate boxes, and the highest percentages that the PDGA recommends for payouts were used. Frisci Disc was kind to reduce their costs for the payout.... and even the round to the nearest $5 (rounding up) was used. I can try to find cheaper player packages for future tournaments and will try hard to get added cash for each division. Unfortunately, I did not have added cash (additional cash) to add to the payout pools. I will try to get sponsors to provide added cash for future tournaments. I am sorry that you weren't pleased with the payout.

Yes they do..... I still had to pull it from the overall cash. Here is the listing of moneys pulled ... show more ›

Yes they do..... I still had to pull it from the overall cash. Here is the listing of moneys pulled from the moneys handed to me at registration: players package for AMs, Pro Payout, Ace Pool, 50/50, Sanctioning Fee, Tournament Insurance, $2 per player PDGA charge, $10 non-current/member PDGA fee, and Amateur Payout.

U know u don't have to is the HIGHEST percentage payout table right? Typically 50% deep for am 3 and ... show more ›

U know u don't have to is the HIGHEST percentage payout table right? Typically 50% deep for am 3 and slightly more cut throat the higher the division. Pro should never pay half the feild unless there is a significant amount of added cash.

I'm tryin to give constructive criticism, so u can improve for future events, not slamming y'all by ... show more ›

I'm tryin to give constructive criticism, so u can improve for future events, not slamming y'all by any means; I had a good time. On the payout not u should contact the MDGO or JBPS and get a copy of their payout spreadsheet, I'm pretty sure it's satisfiying to most.