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Yes. The registration fees are what they are to cover the costs of the players pack and lunch being ... show more ›

Yes. The registration fees are what they are to cover the costs of the players pack and lunch being provided both days. The Open entry fees are high to encourage a professional and competitive environment among the best players in the state. There is a list of what is in the players pack on the main information page as well! Hope this helps answer your question.

Players Packs are Ams only. After the registration cut off people may move between divisions of the ... show more ›

Players Packs are Ams only. After the registration cut off people may move between divisions of the same Pro/Am classification. I.e. Someone could move from AM50 to Intermediate but not from AM50 to Open. The only exception would be if there are less than 3 people in a division.

Yes! Trophy Only plays a Pro Division for the $100 Amateur Cost and you get the full Amateur’s pla ... show more ›

Yes! Trophy Only plays a Pro Division for the $100 Amateur Cost and you get the full Amateur’s player Pack. You aren’t eligible for payouts with this option but it’s certainly welcome for anyone!

I had a lengthy conversation with Andrew Sweeton (PDGA Tour Manager) regarding trophy only recently. ... show more ›

I had a lengthy conversation with Andrew Sweeton (PDGA Tour Manager) regarding trophy only recently. The entry fee paid by trophy only players should be included in the pro payouts, and the TD is under no obligation to give these players the AM player's pack. If you choose to do so it is essentially costing your event, as their fees (whatever rate the TD decides) are not going to the event but end up in the payout for the division they play in. Just FYI