I'm not sure where they got this but this is the best score card holder I've had. It's rain proof and shaped like a slightly bigger scorecard.
It works too.
Top picture shows it closed, bottom shows it open.
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I'm not sure where they got this but this is the best score card holder I've had. It's rain proof and shaped like a slightly bigger scorecard.
It works too.
Top picture shows it closed, bottom shows it open.
Cgkdisc
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Looks similar to some checkbook ledger plastic pockets I've seen.View attachment 70764
I'm not sure where they got this but this is the best score card holder I've had. It's rain proof and shaped like a slightly bigger scorecard.
It works too.
Top picture shows it closed, bottom shows it open.
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I get mine from Jeff Gradinger of dgNOMAD. He has the ability to customize them, but I would still contact him if you really only want blanks.
Jeff's contact:
info at dgnomad dot com
Jeff's contact:
info at dgnomad dot com
Thanks! Email sent. :hfive:
kenjiac
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Isn't that the benefit of coming early to registration? "Best Disc/player packs choices to those that come early!!" put it on your flyer and don't worry about assorted colors.
Dcinmd
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The lazy way would be to reach out to DD.
https://www.dynamicdiscs.com/Dynamic-Discs-Scorecard-Clipboard-p/4558.htm
I am in no way affiliated with them. But have received them in the past as part of a players pack.
https://www.dynamicdiscs.com/Dynamic-Discs-Scorecard-Clipboard-p/4558.htm
I am in no way affiliated with them. But have received them in the past as part of a players pack.
Dcinmd
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That is a nice way to take care of someone driving 2 to 3 hours the morning of the tournament.
That is a nice way to take care of someone driving 2 to 3 hours the morning of the tournament.
Another example of no matter what a TD does someone will complain and/or be unhappy.
That is a nice way to take care of someone driving 2 to 3 hours the morning of the tournament.
I mean you're spending all that time driving just like when I TD a tourney I often spend hours the day before cleaning up the course, printing score cards, player cards, taking all these last minute registrations, picking up water loading up the car, etc. Heck, there's usually so much work prior to a tourney I end up burning up a vacation day so I can get it all done. And by the way - I make nothing. All the money goes right back into the club or event.
So yeah, first come first serve. Deal with it.
kenjiac
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That is a nice way to take care of someone driving 2 to 3 hours the morning of the tournament.
Even driving a few hours you can be there when registration opens up. And if it's on the flyer you are telling player and they can make their own decisions on getting there early for better choice disc is worth it. I have driven hours to get to tournaments and i know if i'm getting there just before players meeting my options for players pack may be limited to what is left.
I don't know about events you may run but we don't buy enough stamped discs to let every player have every option. We tend to buy 3 molds 25 each 1st come 1st served on choices. Whatever pros are signed up wind up leaving extra discs for the club store and CTPS.
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kenjiac
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That is a nice way to take care of someone driving 2 to 3 hours the morning of the tournament.
Are you really suggesting that a TD provide every option to each player no matter when they come to sign in? That is just unrealistic. You would wind up with too much left over items.
F. Howl
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Maybe I missed the bit about how you plan to customize them, but if it's a sticker you can just bundle that with one of these, that come out to a buck a piece including rivets:
Anyone can find a makeshift awl to perforate the flight plate and rivet together their own clipboard.
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^ NOT PDGA LEGAL!!!!!
Kidding aside, I like it.:thmbup:
*tries this with DGA Blowfly* :doh:
Kidding aside, I like it.:thmbup:
*tries this with DGA Blowfly*
:doh:
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Dcinmd
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No I am suggesting the TD limit the offering to reduce their headache. Not starting a free for all first man wins.
TD already have enough to do rather than to cater to each disc golfer player pack wishes. A majority of the larger tournaments I attend, I am just given a bag with no choices. Which I am perfectly happy with. Its on me to exchange with fellow disc golfer if I so choose.
It would be much easier to just order anything you want online outside of a tournament and get exactly what you want, but hey that just me. It much better than to waking up at 4am and be dead by the second round to get a $15 disc that you want.
I clearly don't have the patience to deal with disc golfer and their needs. And I am very thankful for those that do.
Sorry my short non descriptive original answer blew up the thread and took it off topic.
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The Shide
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Maybe I missed the bit about how you plan to customize them, but if it's a sticker you can just bundle that with one of these, that come out to a buck a piece including rivets:
Anyone can find a makeshift awl to perforate the flight plate and rivet together their own clipboard.
These are exactly the clips I was complaining about. I don't like these at all. The only pressure points holding the scorecard are the two outside ends. Some scorecards are not wide enough to reach both points.
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Those black plastic grips seem pretty close together to me...maybe a couple of inches? But if you say you've had a score cards narrow enough to fit between them, I believe you.
Possible options:
1) place the card under only one of them.
2) cut them completely off.
3) These clips don't have them: https://www.amazon.com/H812-Nickel-Mini-Clipboard-Clips/dp/B00DSTJ5EW
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brutalbrutus
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I've also had a bit of a problem with that style clipboard in the past(usually it was at Mt Airy league nights where they just have skinny printer paper scorecards). After searching thru a rummage drawer, I found a small rectangular pencil eraser. I cut a slit in one side and slid it over the middle part of the clip. It took care of the problem and you also have an eraser which comes in handy sometimes with all the golf pencils we wind up using.:thmbup:
