2024 Star City Classic sponsored by Disc Gauntlet + WGE

An email was sent to all participants on Monday morning using the emails provided during registratio ... show more ›

An email was sent to all participants on Monday morning using the emails provided during registration. Please either update your information or check your spam folder. More messages will be going out between tonight and tomorrow.

Hi Jason, we have the rules and layout information available on the pictures tab here in disc golf s ... show more ›

Hi Jason, we have the rules and layout information available on the pictures tab here in disc golf scene. I would recommend using that to ensure you're also familiar with the various hole rules as those are not loaded into UDisc.

All parts of the sidewalk, whether asphalt or concrete, are the OB line. There is a narrow fairway t ... show more ›

All parts of the sidewalk, whether asphalt or concrete, are the OB line. There is a narrow fairway that players may play to, or could throw over the out of bounds area to get to the wider portion of the fairway/green.

Hi James. Pin positions for all three courses were set yesterday. Beal Slough and Roper West each ha ... show more ›

Hi James. Pin positions for all three courses were set yesterday. Beal Slough and Roper West each have multiple pin positions on a few holes for the A and B pools, and Roper East is setup for the B pool layout.

Hi John, we're working on an email to all registered participants, but the only required check in wi ... show more ›

Hi John, we're working on an email to all registered participants, but the only required check in will be prior to your round each day. Players packs will be available at two different times at Beal for pickup, the details of which will also be communicated early next week.

Hi Cole, due to the requirements for ordering players packs items, registration for amateur division ... show more ›

Hi Cole, due to the requirements for ordering players packs items, registration for amateur divisions ended on April 17th. Registration for professional divisions is extended until May 3rd. I'll adjust some settings to allow for waitlist registrations for amateur divisions, but players on the waitlist would only be able to be promoted if someone drops no matter the field size.

Hi Jamalle, I’m very sorry to hear about the death of a member of your family. We implemented a ca ... show more ›

Hi Jamalle, I’m very sorry to hear about the death of a member of your family. We implemented a cancellation policy that aligns to the PDGA Competition Manual for Disc Golf Events. Additionally, we’ve followed policies implemented by many Disc Golf Pro Tour events as our goal is to provide an experience as close to that of a DGPT event for all competitors given the resources we have available. To directly answer your question as to why the policy applies if there isn’t a waitlist – there isn’t a waitlist as registration is still open for professional players and there are still spots available. Section 1.03 D. of the Competition Manual states the following: “Players who officially request to withdraw from an event 15 to 29 days before the start of the event will receive a 100% monetary refund of their entry fee minus up to a $10 handling fee only if their spot in the tournament is filled by a player who is on the waitlist at the time of the withdrawal request. If the player’s spot is not filled, the TD has the choice to provide either a 50% monetary refund of their entry fee or just the player’s pack the player would have received if they had attended (minus the cost of shipping). In the case of a player in a Pro division for an event without a Pro player pack worth at least 25% of the Entry Fee, the TD will provide the 50% monetary refund.” The notes attached to a withdrawal request aren’t reviewed to determine our actions as we follow the policy for all competitors no matter the circumstance as that is the fairest approach we can take. We specifically ask that all registrants review and agree to the withdrawal policy for this reason. Again, I am sorry for your loss. Feel free to reach out to me directly if you’d like to discuss this any further. Tony

Hi Travis, yes, all amateur divisions have a merchandise payout pool equal to $45 per player. The al ... show more ›

Hi Travis, yes, all amateur divisions have a merchandise payout pool equal to $45 per player. The allocation of your entry fees pertaining to players packs, event fees, and payout is clarified in the About section.

Hi Dan - it's possible. Our goal is to have three pools, and if that's the case then we won't be mak ... show more ›

Hi Dan - it's possible. Our goal is to have three pools, and if that's the case then we won't be making a change to the schedule. If we end up with only two pools again due to the number of registrants, then it's possible all divisions would play at Beal.

That's accurate as of now. In trying to provide courses best suited for all divisions, we determined ... show more ›

That's accurate as of now. In trying to provide courses best suited for all divisions, we determined that Beal isn't ideal for a lot of divisions, especially given the opportunities at the other two courses. This is subject to change based on registration numbers, but as of now the course schedule has C Pool not playing Beal.