Charlotte Tuesday League

Those of you who didn't show up to get your league payouts (J. Mays, Nic Kronberg, Ross Bohms, Elmer Cox and Michele Ramon) need to pick them up and cash them out at Skid's shop before Oct. 31. If yo ... show more ›

Those of you who didn't show up to get your league payouts (J. Mays, Nic Kronberg, Ross Bohms, Elmer Cox and Michele Ramon) need to pick them up and cash them out at Skid's shop before Oct. 31. If you want, I can just take all the payout slips down to Skid's shop and you can pick them up there and cash out at the same time. We also have club discs like the lincoln logs, night owl and some of the millennium discs left if you would like to spend you payouts on that stuff too. Let me know what you want and we can arrange it.

Some of us don't take it quite so seriously. I enjoy playing. Every year I get a little better. I am never likely to go pro. I am completely comfortable with that. I am certainly not going to practice ... show more ›

Some of us don't take it quite so seriously. I enjoy playing. Every year I get a little better. I am never likely to go pro. I am completely comfortable with that. I am certainly not going to practice for 2 hours a day. I applaud your desire to become the best DGer you can Jim, but some of us will never be that hardcore about it. I guess you could say I am content with being a casual player that improves over time and will certainly be moving up to AM3 next season.

Last year was my first league ever and I finished 4th, 2nd, 2nd, 6th, and 9th the first 5 weeks. I started putting an hour a day and played 2 rounds each day so I would not finish 4th, 2nd, 2nd, 6th, ... show more ›

Last year was my first league ever and I finished 4th, 2nd, 2nd, 6th, and 9th the first 5 weeks.
I started putting an hour a day and played 2 rounds each day so I would not finish 4th, 2nd, 2nd, 6th, and 9th. Since I get off work at 5pm this meant i was on the course until dark each day. I did not ask to be moved down.

How about giving some credit to someone who busted ass to be able to compete and this year cashed at STATES while proudly wearing a CDGA shirt!! The same people who helped me learn competitive disc golf now complain because I improved TOO MUCH. Hope we have some very constuctive discussions at the end of year party.

I had recommended that your division be based of your average for the course and use the actual SSA numbers for the course. Placing each person where they belond based on that should keep it the comp ... show more ›

I had recommended that your division be based of your average for the course and use the actual SSA numbers for the course. Placing each person where they belond based on that should keep it the compitition fair and fun. It may involve a little more work. Though I think adjusting each person monthly to allow for improved skills and getting better ect. I had detailed the system once I can pull up the info and post the idea I had, if anyone is interesting in seeing the exact science behind it.

There are a lot of logistical challenges in decide on how to split the league. Assigning divisions on your league average may be the best way to go. I originally liked the idea of basing it off PDGA ... show more ›

There are a lot of logistical challenges in decide on how to split the league. Assigning divisions on your league average may be the best way to go. I originally liked the idea of basing it off PDGA ranking, but that hasn't proven effective. Balance is very important to preserve league integrity. I wouldn't say I've been sandbagging... I moved up from AM4 last year to AM3 this year and I've only been disc golfing for just under two years.

I guess everyone didn't fully understand the points system. Only 12 of your best point weeks will be counted. That means every round you play over 12 has a possibility to drop off one of your worst ... show more ›

I guess everyone didn't fully understand the points system. Only 12 of your best point weeks will be counted. That means every round you play over 12 has a possibility to drop off one of your worst point rounds. 120 points is the most points you can have and that is only if you win 12 rounds. In short, the more rounds you play, the better chances you have of dropping off bad rounds therefore gaining more points.