This year Disc Girls will be run as a women's team event. Teams are made up of four players each.

THERE WILL BE A 3200 RATING CAP FOR ALL TEAMS. This means that the combined rating of all four of your team members cannot exceed 3200. There is also a limit of only 1 FPO/FP40 player per team please. The other 3 players must be Amateur (or you can have a Pro rated under 750). There will only be one division for this event.

If a player on your team has never received a PDGA rating, they will be assigned a rating of 750. If a player on your team is not a current PDGA member, we will go with their last known rating with the PDGA.

This event is modeled after the format used in the National Collegiate Disc Golf Championships. Teams of 4 women will play two rounds of Team Doubles Play.

What is Team Doubles Play?

Doubles is played with two sets of teammates, one ODD, one EVEN. The ODD set will tee off on every odd-numbered hole, while the EVEN set tees off on every even-numbered hole. After the tee shots, the team chooses which of the two lies to play. From there, the set that did not tee throws their two shots. Again, the whole team decides which lie to play from and the set that teed off would throw. That alternating process continues until the hole is complete. On the next hole, the corresponding set of teammates according to the hole number, ODD or EVEN, would tee off no matter which set putted out on the previous hole. This format allows for each player to tee off the same amount of times and for teams to play as a whole. Each hole has two teams playing together as an eight-some.

Layout Round 1, Renegades-

1. Short to Short
2. Short to Short
3. Short to Short
4. Long to Short
5. Short to Long
6. Short to Short
7. Short to Short
8. Short to Long
9. Short to Short
10. Long to Long
11. Short to Short
12. Long to Short
13. Short to Short
14. Long to Long
15. Short to Long
16. Short to Short
17. Long Tee
18. Short to Long

Layout Round 2, Renegades-

Short - Short on all holes.

OB -

1. Cement surrounding winter sports building or on building.
2. Road to the right and over
3. none
4. Fence to the far right if you can reach it
5. none
6. Sand Trap plays as a hazard. If you are in the sand, play from where it lies with a 1 stroke penalty. Rocks are safe.
7. Sand Trap plays as a hazard. If you are in the sand, play from where it lies with a 1 stroke penalty. Rocks are safe.
8. Surrounded by water in the marsh is OB. Road and Over.
9. Road and over
10. Road and over
11. Sand Trap plays as a hazard. If you are in the sand, play from where it lies with a 1 stroke penalty. Rocks are safe.
12. none
13. Sand Trap plays as a hazard. If you are in the sand, play from where it lies with a 1 stroke penalty. Rocks are safe.
14. none
15. Sand Trap plays as a hazard. If you are in the sand, play from where it lies with a 1 stroke penalty. Rocks are safe.
16. none
17. Island: play as hazard if you land outside the wall, play it where it lies with a 1 stroke penalty.
18. Road and over.

Lunch will not be provided so please bring one with you if possible to avoid a long lunch break.

This year will be an all cash payout.
$4 per player will come out of entry fee for course pay to play fees.

There will be a raffle with the grand prize of a Chainstar Lite basket. So bring extra cash!

Trip C's is responsible for all refunds and cancellations.