Here is the link to their facebook page. I think you have to like the page and then scroll down and click on the signup link. Takes like 10 seconds.https://www.facebook.com/discgolfcoursesuk/Both of these links give me a 404.
Here is the link to their facebook page. I think you have to like the page and then scroll down and click on the signup link. Takes like 10 seconds.https://www.facebook.com/discgolfcoursesuk/Both of these links give me a 404.
Both of these links give me a 404.
Pro Tour rounds count twice, so out of last 25 rounds, if 21 are multi, that is 21 data points. Each pro tour round would be 2, so that is 29 total rounds. Simply take average of those and divide by 29.For ratings, I imagine all 4 Pro Tour rounds must count somehow? And then the last 25 rounds? Is there an official rating calculation somewhere online?
Also, can you drop "divisions"? Or if you make Pro, are you Pro forever?
**Also, regarding spitouts, I've had some more doozies recently. At least one hit the bottom of the basket and jumped back out, and one other managed to hit the pole and jump straight back out at me, Ricky Wysocki style. Throwing a bit too hard seems to be the biggest risk factor, and any time the wind is 3 or greater, putting nonsense is a possibility. I shouldn't complain so much, but one stole an eagle that would have put me at -13 for this week's tournament!
I guess it just seems to me like all four Pro Tour rounds SHOULD count toward each rating update. Lately I had been playing quite a few, so I rarely had more than 1 (if even that) count. I'll do a calculation myself and see if it's the same.
BTW, is 900 the cutoff for Pro?
BTW, is 900 the cutoff for Pro?
Last night while playing multiplayer I get stuck in a rock wall and ended up with a 13. That plus two other rough holes left me with a 355 rated round. The round before was 899 and the round after was a 942. My normal bad rounds are usually in the 600-700 rated area.
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Or they need to add the option to "return to previous lie" after you have moved to new lie.
You can do this, right? You just have to pay close attention before reflex-clicking the "move to lie" button. Usually you can tell when it will be trouble before getting there, though not always. I need to make a note to myself to take advantage of this more...
There is the "re-throw" but sometimes it is hard to tell how bad the lie is going to be. In this instance I hit the wall then bounced into a river and couldn't really tell how bad it was going to be.
Questions about the event:
Will you have a platform for people to chat? Discord server?
What version of the game are we suppposed to play?
There's kind of a shortage of good YouTube content on this game. DG finger flicker is a good channel and it's kind of interesting to see how he has improved month to month. I'd also love to see more "invitationals" with top players, especially where we can actually watch their game play.
This video is a must watch. It's from the previous version of the game, so you get to see some "inversions" and learn about the technique. I was also surprised by a few missed putts by the game's top players. (I suspect they weren't taking it too seriously since there wasn't much at stake.) At any rate, new players can pick up some tips on aiming, adjusting for wind, etc. Give it a watch! Plus, DG Comedy is always funny. No exception here.