2021 ANGRY SQUIRREL
Thank you for coming to this year’s Angry Squirrel. We are going to do our best to hold this tournament during a pandemic. We are going to take some precautions and ask that ...
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2021 ANGRY SQUIRREL
Thank you for coming to this year’s Angry Squirrel. We are going to do our best to hold this tournament during a pandemic. We are going to take some precautions and ask that you cooperate with us and are patient as we do our best to limit contact between people during this event. We ask that you practice social distancing and try to maintain a 6’ distance from others. That you use Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) when around others and when handling tournament equipment and tournament merchandise. We also request that you respect others and their wishes regarding their comfort level of exposure. If someone asks you to move a little further away from them, just move a little further away. Failure to practice social distancing could result in expulsion from the tournament.
There is no player’s meeting. This letter will work as your meeting and you are expected to know the information provided in it. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask. We will also be posting tournament information by the bulletin board. Please check there as the day goes on for any new information and announcements.
Scoring this year will be primarily be done using the PDGA live scoring App.
The website is:
www.pdga/apps/tournament/score/login
The codes for this event are:
Sat – AS!Sat21
Sun – AS!Sun21
If you and your group are unable to use this App to do the live scoring, please get a scorecard from Tournament Central for each person. Each person should keep their own card and do not share the scorecards among the group during the round. The scorecards must be turned into Tournament Central after the round.
Tee assignments are posted online. We will also be keeping a leaderboard for everyone to look at. The Online posting will take precedence over the leaderboard in case of any discrepancy between the 2.
We are playing 2 rounds of 18 holes on the long tees.
The 2-minute warning will be blown at 9:30am for the first round. Please make sure to be on your tee by then. The time for the second round will be posted at Tournament Central. Those are the times for the 2-minute warning. So, be on your tee at that time and ready to go.
We ask that you clear your disc from the basket after making your putt and that you only handle your own discs. Please, no clearing of someone else’s disc and handing it back to them.
Awards are also different and for amateurs, it will take longer to get your stuff. There will be no awards ceremony. The final standings and payout will be posted on the leader board. Pros will have their choice to collect cash at the event or get their money sent via PayPal. Amateurs will have to wait to get called off to come and select their winnings. We will only be allowing a few at a time to select their stuff to limit how close people get to each other. This will be done by the top finishers in divisions going first. Amateurs are also expected to wear PPE to select their stuff. We also ask that you please select your stuff quickly as there will be others waiting to select their stuff. Once your division’s results are posted, please do not go too far from Tournament Central so you can hear when you are called (if you finished in the payout). Amateurs can also select their winnings on another day (Saturday winners can come back Sunday in the middle of the day) or have their payout mailed to them (postage would come out of payout). If you would like to collect your winnings another day, please let us know your plans. We are not responsible for tracking people down to get them their stuff. We will work with you to accommodate what you would like but you must communicate with us first.
COURSE RULES AND OB’S FOR THE ANGRY SQUIRREL:
In general:
The river is OB.
The cement/stone walls around the river are in bounds.
The holes between the stone walls and the land are in bounds and casual relief is allowed.
Bridges are in bounds, except where noted.
Bricks along roads are in bounds.
Paint lines along washed out areas are, essentially, the water’s edge and are OB.
1: OB: Road and over. Island in the road. The tee is in an OB area and drives must cross the road.
2: OB: Sidewalk on left and over.
3: OB: Road and over.
5: OB: Road on left and over and paved path long of the basket and over.
6: OB: Paved path on left and road long of basket and over.
7: OB: Road on right and over. On paved path.
8: OB: The tee is in an OB area and drives must cross the road. Roads on or over.
9: OB: Road on left and over. The water in front of the basket and the river long of the basket. If your disc is touching the cement wall, you are in bounds.
12: OB: All water, on the road that crosses the fairway, fence on left of side the fairway, the building on the right side of the fairway, and road and over on the right of the fairway.
13: OB: Paved path on right, on or over.
14: OB: Bridge and paved path and over.
15: OB: Paved path on the left, the large pavilion, and cement around the pavilion.
16: OB: Road on the right and over. Road long of basket and over. Tee is in-bounds area (drives do not have to make it across the road).
17: OB: Road on right and over, pavilion, band shell, basketball courts, and on the large, paved path. The narrow, paved path is not OB.
18: OB: Road long of basket and over. Basketball courts.
Zach Steinmetz
Apr 6, 2021
Ok, I will make the trip out then and hope for the best. Thanks for the quick response!
Marc Wysocki 
Philip “Flip” Balger Scott 
