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bruce_brakel · Jan 12 2009, 03:34 PM

That's not entirely accurate. You can play as a junior if you are an amateur and were born in 1990 or later. You can pay a half-priced junior membership if you are an amateur and were born in 1993 or later. Probably the latter is what you care about when asking about "joining the PDGA as a junior."

If you are rated under 960 and are less than 40 years old it is pretty easy to get your am status back, but you have to ask for it. Call the office. The number is at the bottom of the page. They'll tell you, or whoever, what to do.

Jan 12 2009, 03:34 PM	#1420
bruce_brakel PDGA Member Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Dying More Discs Posts: 5,571	Re: Ask Chuck Kennedy That's not entirely accurate. You can play as a junior if you are an amateur and were born in 1990 or later. You can pay a half-priced junior membership if you are an amateur and were born in 1993 or later. Probably the latter is what you care about when asking about "joining the PDGA as a junior." If you are rated under 960 and are less than 40 years old it is pretty easy to get your am status back, but you have to ask for it. Call the office. The number is at the bottom of the page. They'll tell you, or whoever, what to do. __________________ Circuit court staff attorney - 25 years. My judge must retire. Looking for employment.