The Pittsburgh Flying Disc Open - Pro Side

I love it. I would have never met had the golfers I know now or wanted to become a pro if it wasn� ... show more ›

I love it. I would have never met had the golfers I know now or wanted to become a pro if it wasn’t for the old mixed cards. I still think pdga events should do this more often. It was the best way to build the disc golf

I come to Pittsburgh to play grandmasters with j Gary and red and others. You should announce things ... show more ›

I come to Pittsburgh to play grandmasters with j Gary and red and others. You should announce things like this before folks register and book rooms. I think it’s pretty weak to drop that the week of the event.

Wow. Sorry you feel this way. Here's some more late info for you. With the small groups in all di ... show more ›

Wow. Sorry you feel this way. Here's some more late info for you. With the small groups in all divisions other than MPO, It is more than likely some MP40, MP50 and FPO will play together in rounds 2 & 3, and definitely in the Final 9. Unless 8 women sign up!! ... So bring your A game.

1.06 Grouping and Sectioning Last updated: Sunday, December 31, 2017 - 18:16 Professional and Amateu ... show more ›

1.06 Grouping and Sectioning Last updated: Sunday, December 31, 2017 - 18:16 Professional and Amateur players should not be grouped together. Divisions should be grouped together as much as practicable. All players within a division should be grouped for the first round via one of the following methods: Random grouping; players within a division may be randomly grouped for the first round. Player Rating grouping; players within a division may be grouped by player rating to set first round groups. Highest rated player starting on the lowest number hole, the second highest rated player starting on the following hole, etc. This process would continue until all starting holes have been filled. For example, a division of 12 players across 3 holes set by the ranking of their ratings would be: Hole 1: Players 1, 4, 7, and 10 Hole 2: Players 2, 5, 8, and 11 Hole 3: Players 3, 6, 9, and 12 In the case of a division that is large enough to be in multiple pools or sections, the players should be split by rating (example: 72 highest ratings in Pool A and 72 lowest ratings in Pool B) and then randomized within each pool for the first round. C-Tier events have the option to randomly mix divisions for groupings (first round ONLY) with the exception that Junior II - Junior VI divisional players should only be mixed with other players from those same divisions.