This is the tentative schedule for 2017 NC PDGA events.
*****PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING****
This is not official. Always trust the flyer / PDGA Calendar before this calendar. This is simply a resource. I have tried to be as accurate as possible, but errors will happen.
https://www.google.com/calendar/embed?src=39r9j63c1mi3cfsh69bmokgdf0%40group.calendar.google.com&ctz=America/New_York
Friday, December 26, 2014
Wednesday, December 3, 2014
2017 North Carolina Series Information
The 2017 North Carolina Series has been set. Here are the things you will need to know.
- A winner will be crowned in Open, Pro Masters, Advanced Men and Intermediate.
- Each event on the series will have $1 of their entry deducted from these divisions. Other divisions in North Carolina Series' events will not have this deduction. All funds are collected throughout the year and paid out at the end. The amount paid is TBD as it is based on the amount of funds collected.
- The top three qualifying finishers in each division will receive a payout.
- To qualify for payout, you must compete in and finish at least one event in 3 of the 4 regoins. The divisions are geographically based (East, Triangle, Central, West). Each region has 5 events.
- Points are awarded based on your finish within the event. The points system is as follows:
1st - 50 points
2nd - 47
3rd - 45
4th - 43
5th - 40
6th - 37
7th - 35
8th - 33
9th - 30
10th - 27
11th - 25
12th - 23
13th - 20
14th - 17
15th - 15
16th - 13
17th - 10
18th - 8
19th - 7
20th - 5
21st or worse - 3
If two players tie, they both receive the same amount of points as their place. For example, Tom and Jon finish tied for 5th. Sam finishes alone in 7th. Tom and Jon receive 40, Sam receivs 35. No player in the divisions would receive 37.
A player's best 13 events count for the end of the year totals. If a player has more than 13 events, his top 13 events will count. If a player has 13 events, all events will count. If a player has less than 13 events, he will receive the appropriate number of zero's to calculate a 13 event total.
If two players tie at the end of the year, tie breaker proceedures are as follows (note, tie breakers will only determine a winner, and subsequent ties will split winnings).
- Wins on the series
- Most top 3 finishes
- Most top 10 finishes
- Events played
- PDGA Rating
- PDGA Number
- Each region will have a major event. Points are doubled for these events. The majors for 2016 are as follows:
- East - The Azalea Tournament
- Triangle - Forest Hills Open
- Central - Oak Hollow Open
- West - High Country Championships (Pro Major)
The Charlotte Am Championships (Am Major)
- The following is the schedule for the North Carolina Series.
Professional Events
East Region
Azalea Open - Wilmington (Major) - April 22-23
King's Cup - Kinston May 27-28
Down East Player's Cup - Greenville - October 21-22
ECO Jacksonville - Jacksonville - July 9
Craven Chains - New Bern - September 16-17
Triangle Region
Forest Hills Open - Durham (Major) - November 4-5
Tar Heel Tournament - Chapel Hill - May 20-21
Buckhorn Open - New Hill - February 11 - 12
Raleigh Crosstown - Raleigh Area - April 8-9
Midtown Chiropractic - Raleigh Area - August 4-5
Central Region
Oak Hollow Open - High Point (Major) - August 19-20
Spike Hyzer Sandhills - Pinehurst - June 17-18
Sneeky Pete - Burlington - October 28-29
Camp Durant - Carthage - March 11-12
Spike Hyzer Swinging DB's - Moncure - March 25-26
West Region
High Country - West Jefferson (Major) - July 8 - 9
Motown Showdown - Morganton - April 2
Archdale Event - Archdale - March 4 - 5
Spike Hyzer Stumpy Creek - Mooresville - February 25-26
Mooky's Cup - High Point - February 4
Amateur Events
East Region
Azalea Amatuer- Wilmington (Major) - April 1 - 2
King's Cup - Kinston - May 27-28
Down East Player's Cup - Greenville - October 21-22
ECO Jacksonville - Jacksonville - July 9
Craven Chains - New Bern - September 16-17
Triangle Region
Forest Hills Open - Durham (Major) - November 4-5
Tar Heel Tournament - Chapel Hill - May 20-21
Buckhorn Open - New Hill - February 11 - 12
Raleigh Crosstown - Raleigh Area - April 8-9
Midtown Chiropractic - Raleigh Area - August 4-5
Central Region
Oak Hollow Open - High Point (Major) - August 19-20
Spike Hyzer Sandhills - Pinehurst - June 17-18
Sneeky Pete - Burlington - October 28-29
Camp Durant - Carthage - March 11-12
Spike Hyzer Swinging DB's - Moncure - March 25-26
West Region
Charlotte Am Championship - Charlotte (Major) - June 10-11
Patriot's Amateur - Kernersville - April 29-30
High Country - West Jefferson - July 8 - 9
Archdale Event - Archdale - March 4 - 5
Spike Hyzer Stumpy Creek - Mooresville - February 25-26
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- A winner will be crowned in Open, Pro Masters, Advanced Men and Intermediate.
- Each event on the series will have $1 of their entry deducted from these divisions. Other divisions in North Carolina Series' events will not have this deduction. All funds are collected throughout the year and paid out at the end. The amount paid is TBD as it is based on the amount of funds collected.
- The top three qualifying finishers in each division will receive a payout.
- To qualify for payout, you must compete in and finish at least one event in 3 of the 4 regoins. The divisions are geographically based (East, Triangle, Central, West). Each region has 5 events.
- Points are awarded based on your finish within the event. The points system is as follows:
1st - 50 points
2nd - 47
3rd - 45
4th - 43
5th - 40
6th - 37
7th - 35
8th - 33
9th - 30
10th - 27
11th - 25
12th - 23
13th - 20
14th - 17
15th - 15
16th - 13
17th - 10
18th - 8
19th - 7
20th - 5
21st or worse - 3
If two players tie, they both receive the same amount of points as their place. For example, Tom and Jon finish tied for 5th. Sam finishes alone in 7th. Tom and Jon receive 40, Sam receivs 35. No player in the divisions would receive 37.
A player's best 13 events count for the end of the year totals. If a player has more than 13 events, his top 13 events will count. If a player has 13 events, all events will count. If a player has less than 13 events, he will receive the appropriate number of zero's to calculate a 13 event total.
If two players tie at the end of the year, tie breaker proceedures are as follows (note, tie breakers will only determine a winner, and subsequent ties will split winnings).
- Wins on the series
- Most top 3 finishes
- Most top 10 finishes
- Events played
- PDGA Rating
- PDGA Number
- Each region will have a major event. Points are doubled for these events. The majors for 2016 are as follows:
- East - The Azalea Tournament
- Triangle - Forest Hills Open
- Central - Oak Hollow Open
- West - High Country Championships (Pro Major)
The Charlotte Am Championships (Am Major)
- The following is the schedule for the North Carolina Series.
Professional Events
East Region
Azalea Open - Wilmington (Major) - April 22-23
King's Cup - Kinston May 27-28
Down East Player's Cup - Greenville - October 21-22
ECO Jacksonville - Jacksonville - July 9
Craven Chains - New Bern - September 16-17
Triangle Region
Forest Hills Open - Durham (Major) - November 4-5
Tar Heel Tournament - Chapel Hill - May 20-21
Buckhorn Open - New Hill - February 11 - 12
Raleigh Crosstown - Raleigh Area - April 8-9
Midtown Chiropractic - Raleigh Area - August 4-5
Central Region
Oak Hollow Open - High Point (Major) - August 19-20
Spike Hyzer Sandhills - Pinehurst - June 17-18
Sneeky Pete - Burlington - October 28-29
Camp Durant - Carthage - March 11-12
Spike Hyzer Swinging DB's - Moncure - March 25-26
West Region
High Country - West Jefferson (Major) - July 8 - 9
Motown Showdown - Morganton - April 2
Archdale Event - Archdale - March 4 - 5
Spike Hyzer Stumpy Creek - Mooresville - February 25-26
Mooky's Cup - High Point - February 4
Amateur Events
East Region
Azalea Amatuer- Wilmington (Major) - April 1 - 2
King's Cup - Kinston - May 27-28
Down East Player's Cup - Greenville - October 21-22
ECO Jacksonville - Jacksonville - July 9
Craven Chains - New Bern - September 16-17
Triangle Region
Forest Hills Open - Durham (Major) - November 4-5
Tar Heel Tournament - Chapel Hill - May 20-21
Buckhorn Open - New Hill - February 11 - 12
Raleigh Crosstown - Raleigh Area - April 8-9
Midtown Chiropractic - Raleigh Area - August 4-5
Central Region
Oak Hollow Open - High Point (Major) - August 19-20
Spike Hyzer Sandhills - Pinehurst - June 17-18
Sneeky Pete - Burlington - October 28-29
Camp Durant - Carthage - March 11-12
Spike Hyzer Swinging DB's - Moncure - March 25-26
West Region
Charlotte Am Championship - Charlotte (Major) - June 10-11
Patriot's Amateur - Kernersville - April 29-30
High Country - West Jefferson - July 8 - 9
Archdale Event - Archdale - March 4 - 5
Spike Hyzer Stumpy Creek - Mooresville - February 25-26
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Monday, November 17, 2014
Winners In Durham Crowned
A cold weekend was warmed up by the excitement of a great venus, great course and the one day a year all three NC trophies are in the same place.
In Open, Terry Gallops was able to finish 4th to win his 4th NC Series. Gallops is now tied with Carlton Howard for second on the all time title list. They both trail Larry Leonard who has six. Brian Schweberger couldn't quite catch Gallops and finished 2nd. Nate Sexton won the last two events of the year to take third and overtook Michael Johansen by a single point.
Dave George won his first title in Masters. Coming in second was Eric Vandenberg and Brian McRee, both tying.
The Advanced division featured some verves as a charging Mitch Dickens almost snagged the title from Ross Trevor. Trevor's 15th place finish was good enough to win the series by 17 points over Dickens. 2013 champion Todd Gingerich won the event and was able to finish third.
The closest battle of the year was between Matt McKone and Jason Hennard. Just 9 points apart heading to Durham, it came down to a single event. McKone struggled in round 1 and couldn't catch Hennard who clinched the title. Reid Stansel snuck into third.
As we close out the 2014 year and award the trophies for the 37th time, it's important that I thank everyone who helped me this year. First off, I thank all the TD's who ran events on the NC Series. They do not have to be involved and it certainly adds a bit of work to an already thankless job. I also have to thank tour Sponsor Spike Hyzer. Spike Hyzer was able to add cash into the payout. And finally, I have to thank Bobby Henn. Bobby did all the points for the series this year.
I have also updated the historical list of winners. This is available on the right. This is our state's history and is amazing to think about this all!
As always, it's important to showcase the payout so players can see how the money is collected. Here is that information.
Open:
1. Terry Gallops - $300
2. Brian Schweberger - $180
3. Nate Sexton - $100
Masters:
1. Dave George - $200
T2. Eric Vandenberg - $112
T2. Brian McRee - $112
Advanced:
1. Ross Trevor: $175
2. Mitch Dickens: $100
3. Todd Gingerich: $60
Intermediate:
1. Jason Hennard: $175
2. Matt McKone: $80
3. Reid Stansell: $40
Total Collected $1,512
Total Paid out: $1,649
Can't wait for 2015!
Robert Leonard
North Carolina State Coordinator
In Open, Terry Gallops was able to finish 4th to win his 4th NC Series. Gallops is now tied with Carlton Howard for second on the all time title list. They both trail Larry Leonard who has six. Brian Schweberger couldn't quite catch Gallops and finished 2nd. Nate Sexton won the last two events of the year to take third and overtook Michael Johansen by a single point.
Dave George won his first title in Masters. Coming in second was Eric Vandenberg and Brian McRee, both tying.
The Advanced division featured some verves as a charging Mitch Dickens almost snagged the title from Ross Trevor. Trevor's 15th place finish was good enough to win the series by 17 points over Dickens. 2013 champion Todd Gingerich won the event and was able to finish third.
The closest battle of the year was between Matt McKone and Jason Hennard. Just 9 points apart heading to Durham, it came down to a single event. McKone struggled in round 1 and couldn't catch Hennard who clinched the title. Reid Stansel snuck into third.
As we close out the 2014 year and award the trophies for the 37th time, it's important that I thank everyone who helped me this year. First off, I thank all the TD's who ran events on the NC Series. They do not have to be involved and it certainly adds a bit of work to an already thankless job. I also have to thank tour Sponsor Spike Hyzer. Spike Hyzer was able to add cash into the payout. And finally, I have to thank Bobby Henn. Bobby did all the points for the series this year.
I have also updated the historical list of winners. This is available on the right. This is our state's history and is amazing to think about this all!
As always, it's important to showcase the payout so players can see how the money is collected. Here is that information.
Open:
1. Terry Gallops - $300
2. Brian Schweberger - $180
3. Nate Sexton - $100
Masters:
1. Dave George - $200
T2. Eric Vandenberg - $112
T2. Brian McRee - $112
Advanced:
1. Ross Trevor: $175
2. Mitch Dickens: $100
3. Todd Gingerich: $60
Intermediate:
1. Jason Hennard: $175
2. Matt McKone: $80
3. Reid Stansell: $40
Total Collected $1,512
Total Paid out: $1,649
Can't wait for 2015!
Robert Leonard
North Carolina State Coordinator
Thursday, November 13, 2014
Contenders for Title established
After the third major of the year, we now have a much better picture of who will win each title.
In Open, Terry Gallops has clinched a spot in the top 3. A 10th place finish in Durham will clinch the title for him. Brian Schweberger can catch him with a win an 11th or worse place finish from Gallops. Coming off a win in Rocky Mount, Nate Sexton moved into 4th. With Michael Johansen not scheduled to play Durham, a win will secure Sexton a place in the payout.
The masters division has been won by Dave George already, but there is a tense battle for second. Brian McRee and Eric Vandenberg are tied currently. Matt Peckham, George Alvarez and Anthony Gale all have chances to catch them.
Ross Trevor's lead grew after a solid last round in Rocky Mount. If he finishes 10th or better in Durham, he will clinch the series. Mitch Dickens could catch him after a win in Rocky Mount and then another win in Durham. Both have clinched spots in the payout. Nicholas Licare sits in third but Todd Gingerich and Jake McCoy have chances to knock Licare off the podium.
Matt McKone has a slight lead in Intermediate over Jason Hennard. This year long race could come down to a single hole in Durham. Cory Kirchner sits third, but Jason Wallace, Jeremiah Callicutt and Reid Stansell are within striking distance.
If you aren't playing Durham, come out Sunday and watch some of the world's best compete on one of the best courses in North Carolina. Then hang out and see the most prestigious and famous trophy in North Carolina presented.
In Open, Terry Gallops has clinched a spot in the top 3. A 10th place finish in Durham will clinch the title for him. Brian Schweberger can catch him with a win an 11th or worse place finish from Gallops. Coming off a win in Rocky Mount, Nate Sexton moved into 4th. With Michael Johansen not scheduled to play Durham, a win will secure Sexton a place in the payout.
The masters division has been won by Dave George already, but there is a tense battle for second. Brian McRee and Eric Vandenberg are tied currently. Matt Peckham, George Alvarez and Anthony Gale all have chances to catch them.
Ross Trevor's lead grew after a solid last round in Rocky Mount. If he finishes 10th or better in Durham, he will clinch the series. Mitch Dickens could catch him after a win in Rocky Mount and then another win in Durham. Both have clinched spots in the payout. Nicholas Licare sits in third but Todd Gingerich and Jake McCoy have chances to knock Licare off the podium.
Matt McKone has a slight lead in Intermediate over Jason Hennard. This year long race could come down to a single hole in Durham. Cory Kirchner sits third, but Jason Wallace, Jeremiah Callicutt and Reid Stansell are within striking distance.
If you aren't playing Durham, come out Sunday and watch some of the world's best compete on one of the best courses in North Carolina. Then hang out and see the most prestigious and famous trophy in North Carolina presented.
Monday, November 3, 2014
Two Events, Two Majors
With 18 events in the books and 2 majors left, it's anyone title to win.
That is unless you are in the masters division.
Based on the results from the past weekend, Dave George of Wilmington has clinched the masters trophy.
Terry Gallops strengthened his lead after a dominating win. Michael Johansen's runner up showing put him in second heading to Rocky Mount. Brian Schweberger is in third. All three are registered for Rocky Mount.
The advanced division has 15 people that still could win the title. Currently Ross Trevor leads over Nick Licare, who are both scheduled to play in Rocky Mount.
The Matt McKone Jason Hennard battle in intermediate. Despite finishing ahead of Hennard, McKone is now three points back based on the events that Hennard dropped. With 100 point events coming up, it could come down to a single putt or a single drive.
That is unless you are in the masters division.
Based on the results from the past weekend, Dave George of Wilmington has clinched the masters trophy.
Terry Gallops strengthened his lead after a dominating win. Michael Johansen's runner up showing put him in second heading to Rocky Mount. Brian Schweberger is in third. All three are registered for Rocky Mount.
The advanced division has 15 people that still could win the title. Currently Ross Trevor leads over Nick Licare, who are both scheduled to play in Rocky Mount.
The Matt McKone Jason Hennard battle in intermediate. Despite finishing ahead of Hennard, McKone is now three points back based on the events that Hennard dropped. With 100 point events coming up, it could come down to a single putt or a single drive.
Raleigh Winter Jam
THE RALEIGH
A PDGA Sanctioned C-Tier event
benefiting the North Carolina Food Bank
All profits from this event and 5
dollars from every entry will be donated to help the North Carolina Food Bank!
Saturday, January 17, 2015
Sign In: 7:00 – 8:30
Required Players Meeting : 8:30 AM
1st Round Tee : 9:00 AM
2nd Round Tee: 1 hour after final card is
turned in
Final Nine (top 4 open players): Immediately following
final round
Awards : Immediately after the final Nine
Kentwood Disc Golf Course
All Pro Divisions : $40*
All Advanced Divisions : $30 *
All Intermediate Divisions: $25 *
All Recreational / Junior Divisions: $20
EVENT IS FULL.
To be added to the registration list, send your name PDGA and division of choice to
Final 9 Layout:
1 – Temp tee at bathroom to 2’s basket
2 – 3’s tee to 4’s basket (tree before creek on 3 is
mando left)
3 – 5’s tee to 14’s baskets
4 – 15’s tee to 4’s basket
5 – Temp tee at bathroom to 1’s basket
6 – Temp tee in 10’s fairway to 11’s basket
7 – 14’s tee to 15’s basket
8 – 16’s tee to 17’s basket
9 – 18’s tee to 9’s basket
Thursday, October 30, 2014
Three events left
With just three events left, anything can happen.
Then throw in two majors left, the last two events of the year, and we have tons of room for movement.
Terry Gallops' consistency this year has pushed him to the top by Brian Schweberger is on heels. Nate Sexton and Michael Johansen are also in striking distance.
While it's not over, Dave George appears to be the guy hoisting the masters trophy this year. With a commanding lead, George looks like he will coast to his first title.
The advanced division has lots of room for movement. Ross Trevor has lead all year but Nick Licare has been playing great in the last part of the year and is poised to win the title. Don't count out defending Champion Todd Gingerich as he in third.
Without a doubt the most amazing race is in intermediate. Matt McKone and Jason Henard are now tied. Yes, tied. Amazing! These two have both hit their event caps but with two majors left, certainly will erase some smaller performances.
Reidsville this weekend will close out the central division. Then we head to Rocky Mount for the East Major before finishing in Durham for the Triangle Major.
Then throw in two majors left, the last two events of the year, and we have tons of room for movement.
Terry Gallops' consistency this year has pushed him to the top by Brian Schweberger is on heels. Nate Sexton and Michael Johansen are also in striking distance.
While it's not over, Dave George appears to be the guy hoisting the masters trophy this year. With a commanding lead, George looks like he will coast to his first title.
The advanced division has lots of room for movement. Ross Trevor has lead all year but Nick Licare has been playing great in the last part of the year and is poised to win the title. Don't count out defending Champion Todd Gingerich as he in third.
Without a doubt the most amazing race is in intermediate. Matt McKone and Jason Henard are now tied. Yes, tied. Amazing! These two have both hit their event caps but with two majors left, certainly will erase some smaller performances.
Reidsville this weekend will close out the central division. Then we head to Rocky Mount for the East Major before finishing in Durham for the Triangle Major.
Wednesday, September 24, 2014
Points Through Craven Chains!
All points are updated through Craven Chains.
As the season winds down, we have some very intense and close races. Check them out!
As the season winds down, we have some very intense and close races. Check them out!
Wednesday, July 23, 2014
Points Updated after Midtown!
All 4 leaders retained their leads after Midtown despite none of them picking up a victory.
The story that could get real interesting is involving Nate Sexton. Just recently moving to Chapel Hill via Oregon, Nate has already climbed into 4th place on the series after his win at Midtown.
And since Jason Hennard said I never say anything about him other than his name, here is a paragraph about Jason. Jason is leading intermediate. There's your paragraph, sir.
It's a busy time of the year for the series - back to back weekends in Charlotte (2nd weekend in pro only) before heading to the Oak Hollow Open.
See you guys on the course!
The story that could get real interesting is involving Nate Sexton. Just recently moving to Chapel Hill via Oregon, Nate has already climbed into 4th place on the series after his win at Midtown.
And since Jason Hennard said I never say anything about him other than his name, here is a paragraph about Jason. Jason is leading intermediate. There's your paragraph, sir.
It's a busy time of the year for the series - back to back weekends in Charlotte (2nd weekend in pro only) before heading to the Oak Hollow Open.
See you guys on the course!
Wednesday, July 16, 2014
New Leader in Open after Central Major
Terry Gallops' runner up finish in Whispering Pines put him in the lead in the Series for the first time this year. His lead over Brian Schweberger is very slim.
Leaders through Sandhills:
Open - Terry Gallops
Masters - Dave George
Advanced - Ross Trevor
Intermediate - Jason Hennard
With all 4 leaders registered for the next event, The Midtown Chiropractic Raleigh Disc Golf Championship, the guys chasing them will need strong performances!
Leaders through Sandhills:
Open - Terry Gallops
Masters - Dave George
Advanced - Ross Trevor
Intermediate - Jason Hennard
With all 4 leaders registered for the next event, The Midtown Chiropractic Raleigh Disc Golf Championship, the guys chasing them will need strong performances!
Tuesday, May 27, 2014
Update through The King's Cup
Points are now updated after Tar Heel and King's Cup.
Check the full standings out to the right!
Current Leaders:
Open - Brian Schweberger
Masters - Dave George
Advanced - Ross Trevor
Intermediate - Jason Hennard
Check the full standings out to the right!
Current Leaders:
Open - Brian Schweberger
Masters - Dave George
Advanced - Ross Trevor
Intermediate - Jason Hennard
Monday, May 5, 2014
Results after the Clash - First Major on Series
The Carolina Clash has quickly become a must play for any disc golfer. Since being considered a warm up event for the 2012 worlds, this event has risen to one of the top events in North Carolina. This year was no different as a total of 184 players headed to Charlotte to take on some of the world's best courses.
Due to it's steller repuation, The Clash was award the first Major event on the NC Series for 2014. Points were doubled at the event to highlight the importance of the event in North Carolina.
Let's face it, Michael Johansen is pretty much unstoppable at Hornet's Nest. He showed this again this year with a 10 throw win. The 100 points for the win now puts him in first place in the series. Brian Schweberger is hot on his tails.
Dave George's solid finish of 4th put him in the lead on the series in Masters. Clash winner Dennis Young now sits in 3rd.
The Advanced division is an extremely close race. Ross Trevor currently leads after his 5th place finish in Charlotte. However 5 players, including Clash winner Chris Dickerson, are within 40 points of him.
Another solid finish for Jason Hennard at the Clash puts him in the lead.
Next stop is to the triangle for the Tar Heel Tournament.
Due to it's steller repuation, The Clash was award the first Major event on the NC Series for 2014. Points were doubled at the event to highlight the importance of the event in North Carolina.
Let's face it, Michael Johansen is pretty much unstoppable at Hornet's Nest. He showed this again this year with a 10 throw win. The 100 points for the win now puts him in first place in the series. Brian Schweberger is hot on his tails.
Dave George's solid finish of 4th put him in the lead on the series in Masters. Clash winner Dennis Young now sits in 3rd.
The Advanced division is an extremely close race. Ross Trevor currently leads after his 5th place finish in Charlotte. However 5 players, including Clash winner Chris Dickerson, are within 40 points of him.
Another solid finish for Jason Hennard at the Clash puts him in the lead.
Next stop is to the triangle for the Tar Heel Tournament.
Tuesday, April 22, 2014
Midtown Chiropractic Raleigh Disc Golf Championship
MIDTOWN CHIROPRACTIC
RALEIGH DISC GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
July 19th - July 20th, 2014
A PDGA Sanctioned B-Tier Event
A NC Point Series Triangle Division Event
Entry Fees:
Men’s
Open: $70 All other
Pro Divisions: $60
Men’s
Advanced Division: $50 All
Other Advanced Divisions: $40
All
Intermediate Divisions: $40 Recreational / Jr. Divisions: $35 Non PDGA / Not Current PDGA Member - Add $10
Registration covers
entry, NC Points Series Fees, all PDGA fees, and $1 Ace Pool
All
PDGA Divisions will be offered however there must be 3 competitors in a
division for the division to be opened, except for women and junior divisions.
Pre-Registration
Options:
1. Email (robertleonard01@yahoo.com) or text (919-389-5780)
Robert Leonard the following information and then pay on site:
Name
Division
PDGA
# (If applicable)
If you do not get a response of "in" please consider your registration as not received.
If you do not get a response of "in" please consider your registration as not received.
2. Mail a check made payable to
Robert Leonard to:
8247
Martello Ln.
Raleigh,
NC 27613
3. Paypal gift the funds to:
Robertleonard01@yahoo.com
TD Contact Info:
Robert
Leonard
919-389-5780
REGISTRATION CLOSES THURSDAY JULY 17th AT
5:00 PM
FIELD IS LIMITED TO 150 PLAYERS (First come
first serve!)
Only
90 event player packs will be ordered. If we receive more than 90 Amateurs,
these players will receive a merch credit of equal value.
Schedule: POOLS WILL BE ASSIGNED THE EVENING OF
THURSDAY, JULY 17th on the Event Registration Page
Pool
A:
Saturday,
July 20th
Round
1 – Cedar Hills
Check
in Begins at Cedar Hills – 7:00 AM
Check
in Ends – 8:30 AM
Players
Meeting Begins – 8:35 AM
Round
1 Starts – 9:00 AM
1 ½
hours after round ends – Round 2 starts at Zebulon
Sunday,
July 21st
Round
3 – Middle Creek
Play
Begins – 9:00 AM
1 ½
hours after round ends – Round 4 begins at Buckhorn
Pool
B:
Saturday,
July 19th
Round
1 – Zebulon
Check
in Begins at Zebulon – 7:00 AM
Check
in Ends – 8:30 AM
Players
Meeting Begins – 8:35 AM
Round
1 Starts – 9:00 AM
1 ½
hours after round ends – Round 2 starts at Cedar Hills
Sunday,
July 20th
Round
3 – Buckhorn
Play Begins
– 9:00 AM
1 ½
hours after round ends – Round 4 begins at Middle Creek
***All
Awards will take place at your final course***
Layouts
Used:
Cedar
Hills – All
divisions – long tees except hole 10. Pins will be in the short / traditional
tournament locations.
Zebulon
– All
divisions will play the same tees, the standard layout
Middle
Creek – All
divisions will play the long tees, including 8, on all holes
Buckhorn
– All pro divisions, advanced men and advanced masters will play the All Star
Layout (long
1, long 2, long 3, long 4, short 5, short 6, long 7, long 8, short 9, long 10,
long 11, long 12, long 13, long 14, long 15, short 16, short 17, short
18). All other divisions will play all the short tees.
ALL PLAYERS MUST CHECK IN BY
8:30 AM OR YOUR SPOT WILL BE GIVEN AWAY!
Wednesday, April 9, 2014
Tuesday, March 25, 2014
Results after Am Azalea!
Marco Ianello's third place finish in the Advanced division put him into the early lead in the Advanced Division. Jason Hennard took over the lead in intermediate.
Thanks to the New Hanover Disc Golf Club for a great event!
Next up is this weekend at the North Carolina Doubles Championship!
Thanks to the New Hanover Disc Golf Club for a great event!
Next up is this weekend at the North Carolina Doubles Championship!
Monday, February 10, 2014
The 2014 Series Underway
Congrats to Brian Schweberger (Open), John Sheffield (Masters), Andy Kloiber (Adv) and MAc Buie (Intermediate) for their wins at the opening event of the NC Series, the Buckhorn Open.
Next up is the Amateur Azalea. Pros next event is the North Carolina Doubles Championship.
Next up is the Amateur Azalea. Pros next event is the North Carolina Doubles Championship.
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