Third Coast October Open - Driven by Innova

I believe that Competition Manual 2.01.F applies. \"Professional players playing in a Professional ... show more ›

I believe that Competition Manual 2.01.F applies. "Professional players playing in a Professional division compete for money. Amateur players playing in a Professional division may only accept money by becoming a Professional, or they may decline money and accept only a trophy (if one is available) to retain their Amateur status. (See Section 1.10 A&B Distribution of Prizes)." That gives a trophy-only option, but no merchandise option in a pro division.

In the competition manual on the PDGA site, 1.10A is struck through, and 1.10B says you cannot accep ... show more ›

In the competition manual on the PDGA site, 1.10A is struck through, and 1.10B says you cannot accept merch in lieu of cash in a PDGA Major, NT, or A-tier. In the player classification and divisions section, it says Ams playing Pro can take merch in B- or C-tiers (as of 2018?) No biggie. We can figure it out in the morning. Thanks

The format is posted in \"About this tournament\". Blue tees in the morning and red tees in the aft ... show more ›

The format is posted in "About this tournament". Blue tees in the morning and red tees in the afternoon. We likely will play 10A and 10B, which makes 20 holes per round. UDisc is a good source for the hole-by-hole layout with map.