Rage Against The Cage Doubles

Cards should follow the order on the scorecard for the first hole. After that, the team that shot th ... show more ›

Cards should follow the order on the scorecard for the first hole. After that, the team that shot the lowest score previous will tee off first. As for which team member throws, it's up to you. There is no rule about which team member throws first or second. PDGA RULE B.02 Order of Play. A. The throwing order for the first hole is the order in which the teams are listed on the scorecard(s). Throwing order on all subsequent tees is determined by the scores on the previous hole, so that the team with the lowest score throws first, and so on. Ties do not change the throwing order. B. After all teams have a lie other than the teeing area, the team whose lie is farthest from the target is next in the throwing order. C. Members of a team who are throwing from the same lie may throw in either order.

Thanks for sending your concerns Ken. We don't want anyone to feel at a disadvantage and only mean f ... show more ›

Thanks for sending your concerns Ken. We don't want anyone to feel at a disadvantage and only mean for the break to be very brief as you have to walk past the clubhouse from Red 18 to Blue 1 anyways. Last time we did a Doubles tournament that used the Red course, cards took 3-4 hours to play on average. We've provided 3.5 hours after the first tee time on red until the 1st hole on Blue has a spotter so that's right in the middle. Practice putting would be considered a Practice Throw and violates PDGA rules so that wouldn’t be allowed since the event is PDGA sanctioned. I understand your concern about a potentially long break and about "getting cold" but hopefully it's not a long break and the timing works out smoothly. It's a little tricky estimating how long it’ll take players of mixed divisions playing doubles that goes into scheduling the spotters. Again, we hope the timing of spotters and the transition from Red to Blue isn’t a problem on Sunday. We’re always working to improve our events and with this being only the second doubles event we’ve run, there will certainly still be tweaks we can make to improve. If the wait is a problem, we’ll learn and will strive to make improvements for next time. Let me know how it went following the event so we can consider any needed adjustments in the future. We appreciate you.

Hi Brandon, a spot opened up with a 12pm tee time on Red. Will that work for you? please let us know ... show more ›

Hi Brandon, a spot opened up with a 12pm tee time on Red. Will that work for you? please let us know by 12pm tomorrow, Sat. If we do not hear from you by then, we will move on to the next team on the waitlist to fill the event. We will send you a direct message through DGS from your profile too so hopefully you get this.

Hi Shawn, considering the long Holiday weekend we're giving you until tomorrow, Thurs 6/1 at 12pm to ... show more ›

Hi Shawn, considering the long Holiday weekend we're giving you until tomorrow, Thurs 6/1 at 12pm to respond otherwise we will move on to the next team on the waitlist. Please email us, call us, or send us a message through here or our socials by 12pm if you'd like the spot which is a 12:15pm tee time on the Red course, followed by 9 holes on the Blue course.

We've added one more tee time at 12:45pm on Red and 4:45pm on Blue, and saved you and your partner a ... show more ›

We've added one more tee time at 12:45pm on Red and 4:45pm on Blue, and saved you and your partner a spot. Please send us an email at [email redacted] so we can provide you with links to update your and your partner's registration info and make payment for your team.

This event will use 2 courses for a total of 27 holes including 18 on the Red course and at least th ... show more ›

This event will use 2 courses for a total of 27 holes including 18 on the Red course and at least the front 9 of the Blue course (we're building the blue course out and may add more holes depending how many are done by this event.

We've realized that it would be difficult to have all the teams go through Blue 1-9 twice (some woul ... show more ›

We've realized that it would be difficult to have all the teams go through Blue 1-9 twice (some would be starting their second lap while others were still starting their 1st lap) so it's just going to be 1 lap on blue 1-9. It'll be 27 holes total.

Are there 11 blue holes open? If yes then you could then go 1-11 blue, and 4,5,14-18 gold for 18 hol ... show more ›

Are there 11 blue holes open? If yes then you could then go 1-11 blue, and 4,5,14-18 gold for 18 holes and we would get to play our way back to the clubhouse rather than trekking back from 9 blue without playing. Just a thought

We're only planning on a 1 round event but it could change before registration opens up. We apprecia ... show more ›

We're only planning on a 1 round event but it could change before registration opens up. We appreciate your feedback! The Blue course has 8 holes open currently and likely 4 more by then, but unlikely all 18 will be ready by then.