PDGA # & your age

[mr.smOOOth]

38
#21589

 

[WIpilot]

do you think 17 is to young to get one.

 

[rusch_bag]

Are you going to play in enough PDGA tournaments to balance out the cost of joining? If you are going to then go for it, but if not, you are just kind of wasting your money. It doesn't hurt to support your sport though.

 

[Timko]

Are you going to play in enough PDGA tournaments to balance out the cost of joining? If you are going to then go for it, but if not, you are just kind of wasting your money. It doesn't hurt to support your sport though.

Actually, the pdga does very little to support you aside from giving you a rating, and let you play in major events. If you don't plan to play in enough events to offeset the cost of joining (5 or more), then save your money. If you live in a big enough city, then there may be unsanctioned events (we have around 10 a year in KC).

 

[jharr]

38
#21589

yep
38 22729
cya in masters next year!!!
might have to stay adv thru whirrleds then go pro

 

[Jesse B 707]

25 non pdga member

 

[dhoyda]

17

33481

 

[thrillcaptain1]

24

35121

'Sup Dut

 

[Beat Roc]

age: 42
pdga: no affiliation

 

[radsnowsurfer]

do you think 17 is to young to get one.

I got my number at 16 and I have seen kids much younger get numbers. Go for it.

 

[tumpsi]

#35557, 24

 

[Anonymous]

28, #28066

One crappy tournament showing = one crappy player rating

 

[PRES 101]

22 #33058

 

[Rob]

20
#33279

 

[C. B.1]

29

#35292

Joined last week.

 

[EBK357]

24... how do i join the pdga?