USDGC Doubles @ Boyd Hill
Saturday, June 3, 2023 at Boyd Hill in Rock Hill, South CarolinaAmateur XC-tier · PDGA-sanctioned doubles tournament
About this tournament
XC-Tier 1 Round
Flex start, Pick your own Tee Time!
Helps earn points for worlds 2024!!
Number of teams that qualify - Men (MA1 only)
1-14 Teams = 1 Team qualifies
15-24 Teams = 2 Teams qualify
25+ Teams = 3 Teams qualify
Women (FA1 only)
1-4 Teams = 1 Team qualifies
5-9 Teams = 2 Teams qualify
10+ Teams – 3 Teams qualify
Player Eligibility:
All players must meet one of the following criteria in order to be eligible to compete in the USDGC Doubles Main event:
The Player is not a PDGA member or does not have a player rating and has never accepted cash in a PDGA event.
The player has an Amateur Player Classification with the PDGA - meaning the player is classified as an amateur and plays in amateur divisions for prizes instead of cash. If a player plays in a Pro division and accepts cash at any time, they become classified as a Professional member. An Amateur class player has either never accepted cash, or if they have, they have later met the criteria to be reclassified from Professional back to Amateur with the PDGA.
A mixed group of pro and am-class players is not allowed.
Players who qualify as a team must play together as a team in the main event. No substitutions, no exceptions.
$2 PDGA
Flex start, Pick your own Tee Time!
Helps earn points for worlds 2024!!
Number of teams that qualify - Men (MA1 only)
1-14 Teams = 1 Team qualifies
15-24 Teams = 2 Teams qualify
25+ Teams = 3 Teams qualify
Women (FA1 only)
1-4 Teams = 1 Team qualifies
5-9 Teams = 2 Teams qualify
10+ Teams – 3 Teams qualify
Player Eligibility:
All players must meet one of the following criteria in order to be eligible to compete in the USDGC Doubles Main event:
The Player is not a PDGA member or does not have a player rating and has never accepted cash in a PDGA event.
The player has an Amateur Player Classification with the PDGA - meaning the player is classified as an amateur and plays in amateur divisions for prizes instead of cash. If a player plays in a Pro division and accepts cash at any time, they become classified as a Professional member. An Amateur class player has either never accepted cash, or if they have, they have later met the criteria to be reclassified from Professional back to Amateur with the PDGA.
A mixed group of pro and am-class players is not allowed.
Players who qualify as a team must play together as a team in the main event. No substitutions, no exceptions.
$2 PDGA
Refund policy
Please check PDGA rules for refunds. https://www.pdga.com/rules/competition-manual/103
PDGA Competition Manual, and all refunds can be deducted a maximum of $10 for processing fee.
1.03 Withdrawals and Refunds
PDGA Competition Manual, and all refunds can be deducted a maximum of $10 for processing fee.
1.03 Withdrawals and Refunds