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....and yes Chopz I'll be going back to MA1. I can honestly say I went into that event thinking I would be on a card with Haleigh for more than just the first round. I had no thoughts of acctually winning it until the second round.
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....and yes Chopz I'll be going back to MA1. I can honestly say I went into that event thinking I would be on a card with Haleigh for more than just the first round. I had no thoughts of acctually winning it until the second round.
chopz33
Eagle Member
just messin with ya....i'm moving up as well
i think once you win the division your in, right thing to do is move up huh?
i think once you win the division your in, right thing to do is move up huh?
thread drifting...
I've always thought of it more as you should play against people with a similar ability. If you can throw 350 no problem, anhyzer, hyzer, throw forehand and backhand, have a good thumber and backhand roller, your putting is good inside 30', and have been playing several years and many tournaments you should probably play advanced. If you aren't happy with the way you played an event yet you still finish in the top 5, it is probably time to move up.
The smart thing is to ignore the haters and play where your rating allows you to play.
PROS
1) It usually costs less.
2) You have a much better chance of finishing in the money.
3) You will have less pressure when you know you're better than the field.
4) It teaches you to be a winner.
CONS
1)You will be wrongfully accused of being a sandbagger.
GLong
* Ace Member *
damn i wish some of these were closer ... even kentucky is a good drive for us folks on the east coast. Jeremy is a great guy, very helpful - I would imagine the tournaments are great!
I'll just clarify and say this the way I play. I'm not trying to convert anyone to my way of thinking. Living proof is my wife. She is such a bagger!
That's the way most people play because they give into the pressure and guilt that the folks in the lower teir of their division are putting on them to try and force them to move up before they should....and because they think it will make them better to move up early and play with more advanced players.
Its not whether you win your division that tells you its time to move up, its how you would have done against the tougher competition HAD you played up.
Anyone know how many rounds the Towne Lake Pro/Am is? If it is 2 rounds, are they both at Towne Lake, or is there going to be a round at Alex Clark also?
Nice. Any idea what number of players they are capping the field at?
McLeod
Eagle Member
Round One-78
Round Two-77
At least I shot better on the longs. Took the better part of the first round just to get my hand to unlock from the cold. Still a great event.
Round Two-77
At least I shot better on the longs. Took the better part of the first round just to get my hand to unlock from the cold. Still a great event.
Something I always like about Dynamic Discs tournaments is how fast they get the results uploaded to the PDGA website. The morning round results for Towne Lake are already up and they're probably not even done with the afternoon round yet.
chopz33
Eagle Member
what type of player packs did you guys get at Towne Lake? Just wondering what to expect for this weekend.
Does anyone know the name of the closest campground to the lake Lewisville course?
try looking up lewisville lake park camping? they have camping practically at the course,, where the guard shack is by hole 4
I did and there are like 20 parks around the lake but the maps are crappy so I'm not sure what that one is that's right there at the course.
Is it lake Park Campground?
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