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It is something that is usually played by ear. A delay may be called by the TD if the conditions get ... show more ›

It is something that is usually played by ear. A delay may be called by the TD if the conditions get bad, but if it is just rain the event is played. Here is the PDGA rules for suspension of play. https://www.pdga.com/rules/competition-manual/107

Not necessarily, a lot of people jump in as soon as it opens because that’s the only way to get in ... show more ›

Not necessarily, a lot of people jump in as soon as it opens because that’s the only way to get in, then drop when life stuff comes up (especially since they’re guaranteed that full refund from the waitlist), so there’s a decent chance, especially the higher up the waitlist you are

There were about 20 or so that got in off the wait list last year plus several of the waitlist last ... show more ›

There were about 20 or so that got in off the wait list last year plus several of the waitlist last year removed their request. There is always a chance, but the hard part is most of the drops happen within 2 weeks of the event.

Lol you’re rated higher than me, chill; just pointing out where you’d play instead. And so what ... show more ›

Lol you’re rated higher than me, chill; just pointing out where you’d play instead. And so what exactly was your point? I don’t personally see a reason for age protected divisions to have a four player cap so they can form; if 4 of the age guys don’t get in, they can just play in one of the general am divisions. To me, it’s more unfair for an MA40 dude to be able to sign up after everyone races to sign up already. If they’re not on their computer or phone waiting for 8 pm so they can get in, why should their spot be saved over a MA2 or ma1 guy who’s there waiting and ready?

I should also add that I can see the argument for protecting the women’s divisions more clearly as ... show more ›

I should also add that I can see the argument for protecting the women’s divisions more clearly as there are so few of them who play tournaments, whereas there are plenty of folks who can fill out the MA40 and above fields, they just weren’t fast enough on registering in time for a tournament that historically sells out extremely quickly