The DGA Presents Puns Labyrinth VI

Yes, there is an excel document from the PDGA that helps you figure out the payouts for each divisio ... show more ›

Yes, there is an excel document from the PDGA that helps you figure out the payouts for each division. In this document, it asks for the value of the player's packs (to be subtracted). Our mistake was entering the amount for a single player's pack, instead of the player's pack value multiplied by the number of players in the division. This total is obviously larger. Once we discovered the mistake, we corrected it and adjusted the incorrect values that had been posted. We did not discover our mistake until we had already paid out Pool B. This is why it appears Pool B had a larger payout than Pool A. We made a mistake and corrected it.

Additionally, we also provided the following ADDED value to the tournament, at no expense to any of ... show more ›

Additionally, we also provided the following ADDED value to the tournament, at no expense to any of the players. $500 for campsites. $300 for pizza. The sports chalet for HQ that rents for $150 a day. $5000+ for baskets and tee signs for the expanded course. Maps, tee signs and custom scorecards for each round being played. Live music and more.

I would be remiss if I didn't mention that some players from Pool B returned some of their winnings ... show more ›

I would be remiss if I didn't mention that some players from Pool B returned some of their winnings when they learned of our mistake. We don't expect anyone to return money. It was our mistake and we simply corrected things for Pool A. We're sorry for the confusion our mistake (and correction) made. This was our first attempt at running two player pools and we definitely learned some things that we will change, if we decide to run another event with more than one pool.