Longview Halloween Glow Classic

JUST POSTED THIS TO THE FACEBOOK EVENT PAGE AS WELL: ***ANY PRE-REGISTRATIONS DONE BEFORE OCTOBER 1 WILL GET 7 RAFFLE TICKETS IN THEIR PLAYER'S PACK*** This includes any registrations that have al ... show more ›

JUST POSTED THIS TO THE FACEBOOK EVENT PAGE AS WELL:
ANY PRE-REGISTRATIONS DONE BEFORE OCTOBER 1 WILL GET 7 RAFFLE TICKETS IN THEIR PLAYER'S PACK
This includes any registrations that have already been done, so if you were one of the first, you will still reap the rewards.
Basically, we need pre-registrations to help fund the tournament as well... The more people that sign up EARLY, the cooler we can make this tournament overall! So, that being said, PLEASE SIGN UP! HELP MAKE THIS TOURNAMENT AWESOME!

Currently waiting to hear back, but attempting to sanction this event as a C Tier, Competition Development Program event... This means for those of you NOT in the PDGA, it would be only a $5 non-PDGA ... show more ›

Currently waiting to hear back, but attempting to sanction this event as a C Tier, Competition Development Program event... This means for those of you NOT in the PDGA, it would be only a $5 non-PDGA fee... It would also mean for all the PDGA people, this would count towards your rating as a C-Tier event.

Here's to hoping it all goes well!

FROM PDGA.COM Regarding what can be used for sanctioned play for a tournament (as we are still debating on PDGA Sanctioning) Are players allowed to tape LED lights or Ribbons on discs for night or ... show more ›

FROM PDGA.COM Regarding what can be used for sanctioned play for a tournament (as we are still debating on PDGA Sanctioning)

Are players allowed to tape LED lights or Ribbons on discs for night or winter play?
A glow stick or LED light may be attached/taped to any PDGA Approved disc for use in sanctioned events where play occurs after sunset in that time zone.

In addition, these lights, ribbons, or chalk dust may be used with PDGA Approved discs for use during sanctioned play in daylight, specifically when there is sufficient snow cover on the course where the lights, ribbons, or chalk might make discs easier to locate. Non-PDGA Approved discs such as those with built-in LED lights cannot be used at any time during sanctioned play.