Stokely beat Simon Lizotte today at the Texas Open, http://www.pdga.com/tour/event/20061
so yeah, pretty much /thread
so yeah, pretty much /thread
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Can Scott Stokely compete in the Open division against McBeth & Wysocki in 2015?
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With Simon shooting a round 42 points below his average, and Scott shooting 23 above his.
The guy in first is crushing it, though.
joecoin
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Wait wait, reopen the thread. The threads title is:
"Can Scott Stokely compete in the Open division against McBeth & Wysocki in 2015?"
I don't see the name Lizotte.
Smigles
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Wow, 981 rated.
The thread could just as well be named "Can Smigles compete with McBeth".
The thread could just as well be named "Can Smigles compete with McBeth".
shakatak
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There's only 25 pro and advanced players in a B-Tier and only 26 in the other divisions? I thought everything was bigger in Texas.
A 3-day B-tier. Texas or not, starting a tournament on a Friday can cut down on attendance. Can't imagine being sandwiched between a Texas A-tier last weekend and a Texas A-tier next weekend can help either, not to mention sharing the weekend with two other B/C tier events in state as well.
Well, Texas is a pretty big state. We have a couple 3 day tourneys per year here in CO, but they are on holidays that most people have off. Even still, a lot of people struggle to make it.
shakatak
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Ahh, I see. I didn't notice that it was a 3 day tournament. It just looked weird having the #9 guy in the world (as of the end of 2014) in a B-tier that only attracted a total of 25 Open, Masters, and Advanced players.
Most of the top players went to go play in Woodville TX at the Crush Clothes event, but that field was capped pretty small, so most of the top players that played Texas States last weekend that didn't get into that tourney are just taking the week off before playing in the Nick Hyde Memorial in Dallas next weekend, which will have the biggest purse of any TX tourney this year. I think McCray was signed up for the Texas Open as well but must have backed out due to the small field, or for some reason.
And Easter Weekend.
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