PDGA ratings are up. How'd you do?

[ray1970]

Mine shouldn’t have changed as I’m pretty sure I didn’t play any sanctioned events since the last update.

I’ll be playing a big A tier this weekend so hopefully I’ll manage to bring my rating up a little if I play well.

[Moose33]

Went up 8 points to 942, not quite at my goal yet but if I can keep shooting well 950 this year is doable.

Had a personal best 989 on the last update, one chain out away from the elusive 1000.

[EllEstar]

Barely managed to cling on despite some of my worst rounds in a hot minute and went up 3, holding on to my streak of improving every update.

[Koto]

Went up 1 point to 873 lmao

[ray1970]

Originally Posted by Koto

Went up 1 point to 873 lmao

Keep that up and you’ll be 900 rated in about two years.

[discerdoo]

After a slow climb towards 900 I took my first hit, down 9 to 869. 🤕

Can't seem to string 2 good rated rounds in a row these days. Played a Masters C Tier last Sunday, 36 holes with a heat index of 112 at the end of the day. That's not gonna help my next rating.

[Koto]

Originally Posted by ray1970

Keep that up and you’ll be 900 rated in about two years.

It's good to have goals

[ChrisWoj]

A few days late, but I was right. Dipped to just below 950. First time since 2007. 949.

Bright side - finally healthy after resting my body from mid-March onward (rating dipped due to end of a sanctioned single league, I only played rnd1 and then shut it down). On Tuesday I shot a 973 in literally my second full round (I also shot a half round a week before). And I picked up a birdie from an accurate pin-high drive on a 430' golf shot with no pain at all in the back/pelvic area. No pain after the round. No pain the next day.

No pain in the sacroiliac joint. Still some numbness in the rear of the hamstring/bottom-back of foot from the swollen piriformis pressing on the sciatic. But the stabbing pain I was getting there is about gone too.

Ready to get back up above 950 for another 15 years.

[ChrisWoj]

Originally Posted by bbwrenn

No kidding.

I can (barely) see the historical rationale, where they claimed they were trying to "encourage" current membership by using stats as a members-only perk. But, those days are long gone and any historical legitimacy for that strategy is dead.

There's been times when Ken Climo's info was hidden. Currently Nate Doss's information is hidden. A 3 time world champion and current DGPT commentator and you can't see his historical stats.

Cam Todd. John Ahart. Brad Hammock. Alan Schack. Phil Arthur. I could go on, but I won't.

Was trying to respond to some random person on reddit that claimed Kyle Klein is already the best player to ever come out of Michigan and came across this...

https://statmando.com/player/alan-schack/profile
https://statmando.com/player/nate-doss/profile
https://statmando.com/player/john-ahart/profile
https://statmando.com/player/cameron-todd/profile
https://statmando.com/player/brad-hammock/profile
https://statmando.com/player/phil-arthur/profile

Enjoy.

[bbwrenn]

Originally Posted by ChrisWoj

Was trying to respond to some random person on reddit that claimed Kyle Klein is already the best player to ever come out of Michigan and came across this...

Enjoy.

Nice, thanks Chris!

Which brings us to another point about why hiding this info is silly for the PDGA. The bigger a game/sport/activity gets, if you won't do it, somebody else will. So it's better for the PDGA to open up this info instead of letting somebody else get the eyes on their product.