I have the Username of a member on UDisc, does anyone know how I can contact them using that Username?
Any chance you can find out the PDGA # if it's available?
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I have the Username of a member on UDisc, does anyone know how I can contact them using that Username?
Do you see any more info if you create a scorecard and add that username to it?I have the Username of a member on UDisc, does anyone know how I can contact them using that Username?
Do you see any more info if you create a scorecard and add that username to it?
I just looked at that and no. You can look up a player if you know their user name or their PDGA#, but I could not see any profile information. The user name doesn't tell you PDGA #.
Still won't give direct contact info, but once you have a name and state, you could probably track them down through social media.
I'll be running a skins tournament in the near future - players will not keep score, they just need to keep track of how many holes each player in the group won.
I was wondering if anyone has used UDisc to keep track of skins and if so how did they do it?
UDisc does not have a skins feature that I know of.
I know it's pretty easy to keep track with pencil and paper, but I thought I'd ask.
Fudge it with a custom score card maybe?
Win the hole you get a 1? Everyone else cards a zero?
Thanks guys, I'll try one of those. The User has access to a course on a military installation, I was hoping to contact them to wrangle an invite, and bag a new course.
Guess this is another one that goes in the column: DGCR is better than UDisc!! :clap:
As a retired military person, it will be near impossible for you to get that invite. The person will need to know you as they will have to sponsor you and you will have to be with them the entire time; you will also have to submit information about yourself in advance and pass a background check.
Depends on the installation.
In the 90's I was in the USAR and I took my buddy on an air base to play ball golf. Showed ID and no big deal.
My most recent trip to Japan I was working on airbase. It was a lot more restrictive than the 90s, but I don't think they did background checks. Not 100% certain because we are a subcontractor and I know we had to have some form provided by the prime contractor. Did have to get an unescorted pass so I could enter.
You were working on the base at Japan....different thing. Bases have become a lot more locked down. My daughter's husband is Army....every one they had visit (except my wife and I) had to submit their info well in advance of their trip. But the big hurdle is that the military person has to vouch for the person they are bringing in and unless they know the person well enough it isn't going to happen.
You were working on the base at Japan....different thing. Bases have become a lot more locked down. My daughter's husband is Army....every one they had visit (except my wife and I) had to submit their info well in advance of their trip. But the big hurdle is that the military person has to vouch for the person they are bringing in and unless they know the person well enough it isn't going to happen.