TOURNAMENT FORMAT:
Singles - 2 rounds of at least 21-holes from concrete tees. Temp holes will be played from grass or pavement tees. Number of holes subject to change depending on weather conditions or other unforeseen circumstances. All divisions will play the same tees and basket locations for both rounds. 1st round will play from short tees, 2nd round from long tees.
REGISTRATION/CHECK-IN (note new times!):
7:30-8:30 AM, Players Meeting: 8:45 AM, Tee Time shortly thereafter. There will be a 1 hour break for lunch. If you do not check in by the appointed time, there is a possibility that your spot will be given up to another player!
ENTRY FEES/DIVISIONS:
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Saturday Divisions (5/2/15)
MPO Open Men - $55.00
MA2 Intermediate - $35.00
MA4 Novice - $35.00
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Sunday Divisions (5/3/15)
MPM Masters - $55.00
MPG Grandmasters - $55.00
FPO Open Women - $55.00
MA1 Advanced - $35.00
MM1 Adv Masters - $35.00
MG1 Adv Grandmasters - $35.00
MS1 Adv Sr Grandmasters - $35.00
FA1 Advanced Women - $35.00
FA2 Intermediate Women - $35.00
MA3 Recreational - $35.00
FA3 Recreational Women - $35.00
MJ1 Junior - $25.00 (trophy only)
1/2 In For Pros - $30
Trophy Only for Am's - $25
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Sunday, May 3, 2015 at Community Park in Channahon, Illinois
George Maltsiniotis May 10, 2016 at 9:48am
where? at the CAC? 888 is what is reported when a player DNF's but does not report their injury/reason for DNF to the TD. Same as a 999, but could affect your rating.
i think i saw it at the Pitner memorial last year, 2015.
888 and 999 are both DNF codes. 888 means that the player left the event without informing the tournament directors or were trying to avoid having a bad round rating affect their official PDGA rating. Some people were known to play 17 holes badly, and then decide not to putt out on hole 18 taking ... more
888 and 999 are both DNF codes. 888 means that the player left the event without informing the tournament directors or were trying to avoid having a bad round rating affect their official PDGA rating. Some people were known to play 17 holes badly, and then decide not to putt out on hole 18 taking a DNF so that the round would have no rating and not affect them. The PDGA instituted the 888's as a way to penalize a player's rating. It's a player's responsibility to report to the TD's if they cannot continue playing, and that's when we'll give a standard 999 for a DNF.