2013 National Seniors Championship

Rick Gzesh    July 19, 2013 at 1:04am

Hello All! I am a local with Sims Park as my home course. I played Parma today and it is looking really good though I do not think basket locations for the tournament are set yet. A word of advice for Parma. Wear long pants are at least tall socks. Parma is mostly wooded and on many holes if you shank a drive, you could land deep into some thick thorny brush. At Sims you won't have that issue as most holes are on a park lawn. Only 1 or 2 holes at Sims has that issue. Looking forward to meetin and playing with everyone this weekend.

Rick Gzesh    July 19, 2013 at 1:04am

Hello All! I am a local with Sims Park as my home course. I played Parma today and it is looking really good though I do not think basket locations for the tournament are set yet. A word of advice for Parma. Wear long pants are at least tall socks. Parma is mostly wooded and on many holes if you shank a drive, you could land deep into some thick thorny brush. At Sims you won't have that issue as most holes are on a park lawn. Only 1 or 2 holes at Sims has that issue. Looking forward to meetin and playing with everyone this weekend.

mike young    July 18, 2013 at 2:43am

Planning on playing Parma on Fri. around noon. Coming in from Buffalo,NY and I've never played this course before. If any one is interested in meeting up for a round my # 716-698-8047.

Rick Gzesh    July 17, 2013 at 8:49pm

Bill, I am trying to help my friend John Schwarz (no internet or PayPal) get registered but the registration link is no longer available. Your flyer states that registration is open through Wed (today) I can Paypal you the funds today. Please let me know how. Thanks.

Rick G
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Bill Griffith    July 13, 2013 at 4:47pm

Only one more week until the first disc golf event ever offered in the National Senior Games and still plenty of open space. Registration is currently sitting at 42. The NSG portion of the event is closed but the PDGA National Senior Championship part is still open until Wed. July 17th.

The NSG sent out information to all registered players but made a few mistakes:

The location of the practice round on Friday will be at Veterans Park in Parma at 6:-00 pm, not at Sims Park in Euclid ... more

Only one more week until the first disc golf event ever offered in the National Senior Games and still plenty of open space. Registration is currently sitting at 42. The NSG portion of the event is closed but the PDGA National Senior Championship part is still open until Wed. July 17th.

The NSG sent out information to all registered players but made a few mistakes:

The location of the practice round on Friday will be at Veterans Park in Parma at 6:-00 pm, not at Sims Park in Euclid.

The schedule will be players ages 50-69 - 2 rounds of 18 holes both days (no final 9)
70 + - 1 round of 18 holes both days (no final 9)

All NSG players must check-in at Cleveland Convention Center on Friday before 5:00 pm and pick up their players NSG packers pack there. All players must also check-in Saturday before 9:30 am at the course at Veterans Park in Parma. They will receive their disc golf players pack and food tickets.

Lunch will be provided both days at the course. There will be a dinner provided after the last round on Sunday as part of the Awards Ceremony at Scotti's restaurant which is about 5 minutes from Sims Park. If you are bringing a guest, they can also have lunch and dinner at $5 for each lunch and $10 for dinner. We need to know ahead of time if you will be bringing a guest for lunch or dinner. Also, let us know ahead of time if you would want a vegetarian lunch. The player's social on Saturday night has been canceled but players are encouraged to visit the Athletes Village at the Convention Center.

Bill Griffith    June 15, 2013 at 8:02pm

All players who have registered for disc golf in the National Senior Games (NSG) are automatically registered in the PDGA XC tier National Senior Championship. Players scores will count for both events. Players will simulateously compete in their respective NSG and PDGA NSC divisions. The NSG will award medals and the PDGA NSC will award trophies only (including Pro divisions).

Registration for the National Senior Games portion of the event is now officially closed. Registration for the PDGA ... more

All players who have registered for disc golf in the National Senior Games (NSG) are automatically registered in the PDGA XC tier National Senior Championship. Players scores will count for both events. Players will simulateously compete in their respective NSG and PDGA NSC divisions. The NSG will award medals and the PDGA NSC will award trophies only (including Pro divisions).

Registration for the National Senior Games portion of the event is now officially closed. Registration for the PDGA NSC will remain open until July 17th but only for the PDGA NSC portion of the competition. Players can now register on-line at this website for the PDGA NSC at a reduced rate.