Strap in and check your gear — The Aero Cup is cleared for takeoff.

This is the first PDGA-sanctioned event hosted by Circle One Disc Golf, and we’re dropping it right into Altitude Disc Golf Park like a precision airstrike (the legal kind).
Expect fast play, tight lines, and competition that doesn’t miss. This isn’t a sightseeing tour — it’s a mission.

MISSION BRIEF:
• $1,500 in added cash (earned, not given)
• 2 rounds of combat-ready disc golf
• PDGA C-Tier (active PDGA membership not required)
• Flight zone: Altitude Disc Golf Park
• Two-day operation
• Saturday, February 21 — Round 1
• Sunday, February 22 — Final Run

Flight Schedule Posted:
Squad assignments (aka pools) may change based on enlistment numbers. Final flight orders will be issued one week prior to the event.
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PASS-THROUGH FEES:
(Because even fighter pilots have paperwork)
• PDGA Fee: $3 per player
• Course Use Fee: $9 per player per day
• TD Fee: $3 per player
• All TD fees are funneled into the end-of-year event
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AM PLAYER PACKS
You’re basically getting dressed for the Aero Cup, paid to visit Circle One, and fed for the round. Includes a custom Aero Cup tournament jersey and stickers, a $20 Circle One voucher, plus snacks to keep your engine running while you’re out there trying to survive the layout.
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RULES OF ENGAGEMENT (READ CAREFULLY):
• Any disc that strays onto airport property will be recovered by Circle One personnel.
Do not breach the fence.
Fence hopping = immediate disqualification and loss of flying privileges.
• Registration closes February 16.
Miss it and you’re stuck on the runway watching others fly.
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REFUND & EXTRACTION POLICY:
All refunds and cancellations are handled by Circle One Disc Golf (Shane Dehner) and must be submitted through Disc Golf Scene.
• Refunds issued only if your slot is backfilled, up until the day before the event
• No refunds within 48 hours of launch, per PDGA Competition Manual Section 1.03.F

Standby / Waitlist:
Standby pilots pay full entry. Any player not cleared for takeoff will receive a full refund.

Circle One Disc Golf (San Diego) is responsible for all refunds and cancellations.

Note: DGS is set to automatically issue refunds but please allow a few days for processing. Do not hesitate to reach out if you haven’t received a refund or if you have any questions.