Circle 1 Presents Don't Poke The Bear

After partnering with WV, we have decided to postpone “Don’t Poke The Bear (B-Tier)” indefinitely. This was scheduled for 5/4/24, but with only 36 days to go, course conditions are not expected ... show more ›

After partnering with WV, we have decided to postpone “Don’t Poke The Bear (B-Tier)” indefinitely. This was scheduled for 5/4/24, but with only 36 days to go, course conditions are not expected to be ready for the B-Tier. This winter has not been friendly to many courses. Everyone is bummed, as we know this is a fan-favorite tourney. We are committed to creating the best experience possible for our players and will reevaluate options for DPTB moving forward. Thanks for your continued support and we’ll see you on-course soon!

Another random question... don't know if it's an oversight setting up tournaments or a required/set rule, but what goes into determining what "tiers" you'll offer, especially at the older levels where ... show more ›

Another random question... don't know if it's an oversight setting up tournaments or a required/set rule, but what goes into determining what "tiers" you'll offer, especially at the older levels where you might not draw as many players? IE., Maine Classic no MA60 but MA60 for DPTB? Just curious- as I think last year at Maine States you "rolled" divisions into each other if there weren't enough to fill at least one card- or something along those lines ... thx.