2015 DFOK Doubles

I did not see the Score Cards before I left on Tuesday night, but a huge congratulations to Rob Santiago and A.J. Cruz for breaking the course doubles record with a scorching 16 down (17 down accordin ... show more ›

I did not see the Score Cards before I left on Tuesday night, but a huge congratulations to Rob Santiago and A.J. Cruz for breaking the course doubles record with a scorching 16 down (17 down according to discgolfscene)!

Also, congratulations to Season Points Champions, JP (1st place), Rob Santiago (2nd place), and A.J. Cruze (3rd place), all members of the exclusive 300 club!

I personally want to thank everyone who participated or helped in any way with Doubles League during the 2015 Season! Particularly, thanks to JP McVey for serving as Co-Administrator, and Mark Kewley ... show more ›

I personally want to thank everyone who participated or helped in any way with Doubles League during the 2015 Season! Particularly, thanks to JP McVey for serving as Co-Administrator, and Mark Kewley for serving as backup! This is not official, but I think Mark attended more league nights than anyone this year, including myself! If we had an Iron Man Award, Mark would win it!

At the most recent DFOK meeting, it was suggested that we do some kind of online poll to gather suggestions for what to do with the remainder of last year's doubles league Ace Fund ($80), and also any ... show more ›

At the most recent DFOK meeting, it was suggested that we do some kind of online poll to gather suggestions for what to do with the remainder of last year's doubles league Ace Fund ($80), and also any amount that may remain after the 2015 season.

At the end of last season, we have a brief conversation about rolling over last year's remainder into this year's pot, so that we could start out with a nice balance, however, no one expressed any strong opinions about it. Another possibility would be to use this money for course improvements at Tuttle, Fairmont, and/or Warner Park. A few years ago, the remainder was used to buy burgers, dogs, buns, chips and soda for a year end party. Here are a couple of other ideas: Any money in the Ace Fund could be used to "Prize Out" the top three leaders in the season points standings. Or any remainder could be given to the winner of a CTP contest on the last league night of the season.

DFOK will need to make a decision about two pools of money--last year's remaining $80 and any money remaining at the end of this 2015 season.

Please reply to this news post with your suggestions for both of these pools of money:
1. Rollover to next season's Ace Fund.
2. Donate money for course improvements.
3. Party
4. Award Season Points Leaders
5. CTP at end of season for entire remainder in Ace Fund.
6. Other (Your suggestions here)

This is just a poll. You are all invited to the next DFOK meeting to cast your official vote.

"Cali" Rules If you are the "Cali" player during doubles league (i.e. you are playing without partner), this is how it's done: 1. You get to re-throw one shot per hole, from the same lie, withou ... show more ›

"Cali" Rules

If you are the "Cali" player during doubles league (i.e. you are playing without partner), this is how it's done:

1. You get to re-throw one shot per hole, from the same lie, without penalty (drive, approach, or putt).

2. After you make your repeat throw, you may decide to keep your original shot, or your re-throw. You are NOT forced to keep the re-throw.

3. If you ACE on a re-thrown drive, the ace counts, both for your score and for winning the Ace Fund.

4. In a sudden death playoff, the Cali player continues to get one re-throw per hole.

5. In a "CTP" (Closest to Pin) playoff, the Cali player gets two throws.

6. These rules may be changed at an official DFOK Club Meeting.

7. I will also consider changing these rules is there is a consensus among active league players.