Career Wins tab on PDGA Player Statistics

[LateWesternSky]

Just an FYI, there is now a Career Wins tab under Player Statistics on the PDGA website.

I think it's a cool feature. Some of the pros probably have an impressive collection.

 

[ScottyLove]

I actually got a new feature added during AmWorlds since the guy who directs the work is in my division.

For a large tournament with many players in a division (like AmWorld Advanced) and you hate having to scroll down to find you division many many pages down, you can now click on the division title and collapse it! Same thing works for the tournaments listed by date, but that's been there for a while.

Keep up the good work Steve Ganz!

 

[LateWesternSky]

I noticed that, that's a good new feature as well.

 

[_MTL_]

so cool!

 

[DiscFifty]

Just an FYI, there is now a Career Wins tab under Player Statistics on the PDGA website.

Nice! :clap:

 

[ShopTom.com]

I wish they would add the number of people they beat to get those wins. You can play in a protected division with 50 wins against 75 players total.

 

[ru4por]

I wish they would add the number of people they beat to get those wins. You can play in a protected division with 50 wins against 75 players total.

LOL....I don't really care how someone else got a win. Winning a division of one has no less winning value than a win in a field of 60.

 

[SaROCaM]

Winning a division of one has no less winning value than a win in a field of 60.

1) There is a huge difference in terms of PDGA points.
2) If by "winning value" you mean for the purpose of data entry, then yes. Otherwise, no.

 

[JC17393]

If they're a pro, then looking at the payout seems a good indicator of the field faced. And if there's any question, you can always click on a tournament or two to find out what kind of tournaments the player is winning (big field vs little field).

That said, it probably wouldn't be that much trouble to add a column for the points earned. It's not difficult to extrapolate the size of the field based on how many points the player earned for their win.

 

[Horsman]

I love that one of my "wins" is a tie for first that I lost. Just padding those stats