After a little web-surfing I see that PDGA has acknowledged a proprietary (trademarked) system done by Discgolfunited. It relies heavily on the PDGA player ratings and appears to have relabeled known ...
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After a little web-surfing I see that PDGA has acknowledged a proprietary (trademarked) system done by Discgolfunited. It relies heavily on the PDGA player ratings and appears to have relabeled known features such as the Scratch Scoring Averages found with PDGA. The thing being marketed may be the software used to make it all work at a particular event (no small thing). Playing 20-questions with the folks at Discgolfunited would help with our estimate of the usefulness of the program, but it will also look like we are trying to re-assemble the elements into a different but competitive program.
