I just joined up on feb. 8th via online w/ my credit card and am starting to get antsy. I've preregistered for the AM Crosstown and the Bowling Green Ams, but couldnt give my # because of course I haven't received it yet. Will this affect my registration, and will I have a rating for those rounds or what. A little confused here in NC. Any clarification would set my mind at ease. Thanks in advance.

no worries,,, td's have access to the most current info!! if they have received your registration you should be set!! you can contact them to verify any info of this nature!!

Thanks I'll be looking forward to contacting the TD of both then.

started playing 12 years ago this month

joined the PDGA in 2003.

26330 Tim Zaleski

2.5 years casual (drunk) golf!! just over 2 years pdga#21173

wow that is nuts!

i signed up as soon as i heard about the pdga and what it did. been current every since. so that was 2001. sure wanted to be better by now :p

i don't remember those first 2.5 years so as far as i can remember i have been always been current also!!

Tournament director's receive a list of current players before the event. So, you'll be all good. My order was processed on 12-23-04 and I finally got my packet the last weekend of Jan. It'll get there. New ones take a little bit longer since they have a lot more stuff to give you.

Thanks for all the info everyone, one last ??? before we let this thread die: whats in the new package?

I think they are still giving out those gold stamped black elite x storms.

How long did it take? 19 years of frisbee golf and about a month of knowing about the PDGA. :)

You should print out the confirmation page from the website and bring it with you, just in case you need to show something that says you paid. The problem is that people will say anything to skip that $5 fee, and the TD ends up having to pay it when someone "gets over". So having that piece of paper will make it fo smoothly if the roster doesn't have your name on it.

I started playing in '93 and didn't join til 2002. I was mad at the PDGA for upping the masters age from 35 to 40. I wish I would of joined when I first started, I would of had a much lower number.

Been playing for 8 years, signed up in 2002 after I saw Worlds in Houston. Couldn't believe how far and accurate the Pros could throw and figured if I joined I'd be able to throw like that too! :D Best entertainment investment I've ever made. Why I spend hours just writing dribble here.