I was browsing the old skills gap thread, and thinking... What's the current disc golf equivalent of a PGA tour professional? There seem to be a handful of DGPT regulars that finish in the bottom 10, so playing alone in the elite tournaments isn't it. Should we measure it by rating, world ranking (is that going to get updated again?), wins, DGPT/NT tour standing? Curious about everyones thoughts.
In the past I would have said 1000 rated (which would have been most likely been on the list in the 2019 world ranking, I don't see anything below 1000), but I'm not sure that's it. I think 1025+ would be there, but what about 1020 or 1015. Is rating the right measure, or should we look at DGPT/NT/Major performance, which points to world ranking, unless you don't play in a ton of events.
In the past I would have said 1000 rated (which would have been most likely been on the list in the 2019 world ranking, I don't see anything below 1000), but I'm not sure that's it. I think 1025+ would be there, but what about 1020 or 1015. Is rating the right measure, or should we look at DGPT/NT/Major performance, which points to world ranking, unless you don't play in a ton of events.
