Canadian Championship presented by Innova

we are reviewing the schedule to see if we can accommodate more players per course each day, it is i ... show more ›

we are reviewing the schedule to see if we can accommodate more players per course each day, it is important that we don't create a situation where a storm delay can't possibly be worked out because we don't have a buffer of daylight,

Waitlists can be frustrating for sure, experience shows that on such large events there typically is ... show more ›

Waitlists can be frustrating for sure, experience shows that on such large events there typically is a good number of withdrawals as the event approaches...but this one is also a significant commitment for those who signed up, so they may have done it with more determination than you would for a C-tier close to home, sorry, don't have much more to offer than that...10% withdrawal rate is not uncommon.

We are still finalizing the event budget, and working to garner some sponsorship support of the pro ... show more ›

We are still finalizing the event budget, and working to garner some sponsorship support of the pro payouts, but as it stands, based on today's numbers and registration, the added cash will be over $7000 with a total pro purse of over $24,000...this is subject to change.

Bon Bon, Sean added you from the back of DGS, we have your info from the Foxwood Open, he sent you t ... show more ›

Bon Bon, Sean added you from the back of DGS, we have your info from the Foxwood Open, he sent you the registration link so you can pay. Thanks for signing up. Exciting to have good full women's divisions.

I was born a citizen of the USA and moved to Canada as an adult. This is the first time I’ve heard ... show more ›

I was born a citizen of the USA and moved to Canada as an adult. This is the first time I’ve heard that I ‘can’t be friends’ with people in Canada. I’ve always believed that strong communities are built on respect and shared values, not division. I hope this tournament embodies the spirit of inclusivity and sportsmanship that disc golf is known for—without politics getting in the way.

Now that we have almost 400 players signed up our group of organizers will start on some of these fi ... show more ›

Now that we have almost 400 players signed up our group of organizers will start on some of these finer grained details. But we would like to give the tournament a bit more time to fill up, at least a week after the out of country players get a chance to register.

Yes, different divisions may be at different courses on different days, the logistics of allocating ... show more ›

Yes, different divisions may be at different courses on different days, the logistics of allocating players to skill appropriate courses will be challenging. This is all to be determined, but early registration helps us plan this out sooner. So thanks for signing up.

We stayed at Cedar Valley last year. It's a nice trailer park camp ground with limited tent sites. V ... show more ›

We stayed at Cedar Valley last year. It's a nice trailer park camp ground with limited tent sites. Very convenient location and owner of the park is a great guy and very accommodating. He has a few of those baskets set up in an open field in their park area.

The last two Canadian Championships have not had any players in those divisions. That would suggest ... show more ›

The last two Canadian Championships have not had any players in those divisions. That would suggest either that there either are no players in those divisions or that people that are eligible would rather play in a slightly bigger field by playing MP60. MA70 had 6 players for each of the past two years (and by PDGA rules if you offer a division of MA you must offer the corresponsing FA division.

There was only one MP70 and zero FP70 rounds recorded in the 2024 PDGA statistics for all of Canada, ... show more ›

There was only one MP70 and zero FP70 rounds recorded in the 2024 PDGA statistics for all of Canada, this information is available through the PDGA statistics page. That player was you Robert, if you would like us to add that division for you please let me know, if you would prefer to play with others in the MP60 division we can do that, either way we would love to have you come to Ontario to join us for the Canadian Championship.

I can't speak to what the TDs have discussed with the golf course owners but the majority of the dis ... show more ›

I can't speak to what the TDs have discussed with the golf course owners but the majority of the disc golf course does not overlap with the ball galf course. The designers utilized the OB areas and woods of the golf course for disc golf.

Thinking about it further, you could put this as a registration add on, much like ace pots, lunches, ... show more ›

Thinking about it further, you could put this as a registration add on, much like ace pots, lunches, etc at other tournaments. I'd make separate items for Wednesday and Thursday, as that would help you judge expected traffic each day, and gives players max flexibility.

Practice rounds will be available and exclusive to tournament players only in the two days prior. T ... show more ›

Practice rounds will be available and exclusive to tournament players only in the two days prior. They will also be available for tournament players 7 day prior to the start of the tournament with no extra fee. That way there will be lots of opportunities to practice the courses if you’d like to :)

That is the course fee set by the four properties for A-tier Tournament ready play, it will not be b ... show more ›

That is the course fee set by the four properties for A-tier Tournament ready play, it will not be broken down into how much is spent on the individual aspects of building, managing, maintaining and owning these properties.

We are working on the player pack but details have not been finalized...as Ken pointed out it is mon ... show more ›

We are working on the player pack but details have not been finalized...as Ken pointed out it is months away still. It will be above the value expected by an A-tier according to PDGA event management guidelines.

I don’t think you can compare entry fees to determine AM packs. DGLO has a lot of major sponsors w ... show more ›

I don’t think you can compare entry fees to determine AM packs. DGLO has a lot of major sponsors who probably contribute to those items. IE Both Merrell and GripEq are major sponsors. They also sell DGLO merchandise and logoed discs all year and charge a spectator fee.

The added cash will meet the PDGA minimum standards but is expected to be at least $7,000 assuming r ... show more ›

The added cash will meet the PDGA minimum standards but is expected to be at least $7,000 assuming registration is similar to previous years with the potential for more. As we are still in the early planning stages, the final amount will depend on sponsorship contributions and registration numbers. Thank you for your interest, and we look forward to having you join us!

we'll be sharing that soon, likely comparable to last year, probably a bit more though, we have four ... show more ›

we'll be sharing that soon, likely comparable to last year, probably a bit more though, we have four private courses working together to host this so there will be pass through fees for each round, but practice rounds will be included in the entry fee for players,

hmmm...I expect Permanent Residents have Canada listed with the PDGA...good inquiry for the PDGA, if ... show more ›

hmmm...I expect Permanent Residents have Canada listed with the PDGA...good inquiry for the PDGA, if this is a problem for someone specifically who lives in Canada please reach out and we can try to resolved, keep in mind this requirement is only for the first week.

we're still planning some of these extras...the PDGA requires that courses are available for practic ... show more ›

we're still planning some of these extras...the PDGA requires that courses are available for practice rounds for the two days prior to an A-tier...that may limit us to not hosting other events on those days, will be confirming this,

We are not planning to specify which courses will be used for which divisions specifically until we ... show more ›

We are not planning to specify which courses will be used for which divisions specifically until we have a better understanding of the number of players that register. Previous years have quite a bit of variation in numbers per division so it is a logistical challenge to anticipate this.  We have four courses participating, each of which can handle upwards of 140 players per day with allowances for weather/logistical delays. It is our intent that everyone will play three different properties on layouts that are designed to suit the challenges expected/appropriate for the division. As an example at Haute Goat I expect we will have at least three unique layouts used, that fall along the lines of our 'white', 'blue' and 'gold' level layouts in anticipation of the need to accommodate all skill levels.  As we are expecting 400-500 players to attend with a diversity of skill sets this will become an important part of the planning process. There will likely be an opportunity to switch your division closer to the event assuming space permits, I expect your concern affects those that have the option and skill set to move between age protected divisions and mixed divisions mostly.