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cgkdisc · Sep 13 2011, 09:40 AM

The PDGA regularly goes back and produces ratings for new members who played events earlier in the year if the TD or PDGA catches it or the new member lets the PDGA know what events they played before getting a PDGA number. If she just got the rating in yesterday's update, there's a two week grace period (at the discretion of the TD, see 2.2(2) in Competition Manual) that allows a player who is pre-registered to remain in the division they entered even if a ratings update just before the event should move them up a division. So any amateur that was pre-registered before yesterday for an event on the weekends of Sep 17 or Sep 24 can remain in that division even if their rating went to the next higher division in yesterday's update.

Sep 13 2011, 09:40 AM	#2815
cgkdisc PDGA Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Twin Cities, Minnesota Posts: 6,220	The PDGA regularly goes back and produces ratings for new members who played events earlier in the year if the TD or PDGA catches it or the new member lets the PDGA know what events they played before getting a PDGA number. If she just got the rating in yesterday's update, there's a two week grace period (at the discretion of the TD, see 2.2(2) in Competition Manual) that allows a player who is pre-registered to remain in the division they entered even if a ratings update just before the event should move them up a division. So any amateur that was pre-registered before yesterday for an event on the weekends of Sep 17 or Sep 24 can remain in that division even if their rating went to the next higher division in yesterday's update. __________________ Rater of the tossed arc. Last edited by cgkdisc; Sep 13 2011 at 09:46 AM.