2021 Arboretum Classic presented by Avalon Disc Golf
Staff
About this tournament
Tournament Update-Postponed:
With the tournament a week out the decision has been made to postpone this event until later in the fall. Our goal at every event is to provide the player with a full tournament experience, in this endeavor we will be postponing the tournament to a time where we can get a full field to come out and experience the fantastic new 24 hole layout. Due to the smaller field size a week out, we have decided to move it to the fall where we can have more people come out and play the new design at Andrews. We would like to thank all who have already signed up for the 2021 Arboretum Classic, you are welcome to be refunded (can request for the refund on disc golf scene or email [email redacted]) or stay registered for the new date, whatever works best for you. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this might be, please feel free to out to Jonathan Logan [email redacted] or [email redacted] with any questions you may have. We hope to see a full field in the fall! The new date will be posted by the end of the week.
Dust off your drivers and enjoy this beautiful college campus in the prime of spring! This is a 24-hole, 2 round tournament presented by Avalon Disc Golf. Proceeds from this 50/50 fundraiser will go to course development.
The Andrews University disc golf course features lots of long, open/moderately wooded holes. You will be throwing a fresh, 24-hole layout that reduces walking between holes and adds a couple new, unique shots.
We are using a Google Doc to share information instead of a players meeting. Details for this event may change between now and the event so be sure to read this just before coming out to the tournament for the latest information.
Details:
- CASH payout for podium finishers in all divisions
- Players pack includes a mini and towel set from Avalon Disc Golf
- 12 holes will have CTP/LP prizes during round one
Please email all questions to Jonathan Logan via [email redacted].
With the tournament a week out the decision has been made to postpone this event until later in the fall. Our goal at every event is to provide the player with a full tournament experience, in this endeavor we will be postponing the tournament to a time where we can get a full field to come out and experience the fantastic new 24 hole layout. Due to the smaller field size a week out, we have decided to move it to the fall where we can have more people come out and play the new design at Andrews. We would like to thank all who have already signed up for the 2021 Arboretum Classic, you are welcome to be refunded (can request for the refund on disc golf scene or email [email redacted]) or stay registered for the new date, whatever works best for you. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this might be, please feel free to out to Jonathan Logan [email redacted] or [email redacted] with any questions you may have. We hope to see a full field in the fall! The new date will be posted by the end of the week.
Dust off your drivers and enjoy this beautiful college campus in the prime of spring! This is a 24-hole, 2 round tournament presented by Avalon Disc Golf. Proceeds from this 50/50 fundraiser will go to course development.
The Andrews University disc golf course features lots of long, open/moderately wooded holes. You will be throwing a fresh, 24-hole layout that reduces walking between holes and adds a couple new, unique shots.
We are using a Google Doc to share information instead of a players meeting. Details for this event may change between now and the event so be sure to read this just before coming out to the tournament for the latest information.
Details:
- CASH payout for podium finishers in all divisions
- Players pack includes a mini and towel set from Avalon Disc Golf
- 12 holes will have CTP/LP prizes during round one
Please email all questions to Jonathan Logan via [email redacted].
Refund policy
Avalon Disc Golf is responsible for all refunds/cancellations. Refunds will not be given out after registration closes.
Andrews University