garydropcho
Apr 03 2007, 09:56 PM
Thanks to the unprecedented support of Pennsylvania disc golf clubs, the 2007 State Disc Golf Championships to be held May 4-5 at the IUP College Lodge course in Indiana, PA, will pay the entry fee to the 2007 Women's National Championships for the highest finishing female Pennsylvania player .
The announcement by the host club for the PA States, Indiana Disc Links Association, completes a trifecta of state reps that will win a paid entry into their respective national championships. The top finishing Pennsylvania pro male at the May 4-5 State Championship will earn a paid entry to the United States Disc Golf Championship in Rock Hill SC in October. The top PA Advanced male finisher at the IUP College course will win a paid entry to the United States Amateur Disc Golf Championship to be held at the Toboggan Course in Kensington, MI in June. Finally, the best finish by a Pennsylvania female will win her a paid entry into the United States Women's Disc Golf Championship in Peoria, IL on September 28-30.
The field for the PA State Championships is limited to 90 players and as of April 3, only 22 spots remain to be filled. Any PDGA player can compete at the event with over $500 to be added to the pro purse and handsome player packages to all the ams. IDLA is hoping for a field of at least 10 women players and is discounting entry fees for women to encourage them to come and play! All the details, including on-line registration via Paypal, can be found at www.PFDS.org. (http://www.PFDS.org.)
Big Thanks go to the PA clubs that stepped up to sponsor their club players and enable the tournament to send state reps to the National championships: Boulder Woods Country Club, Bucks County Disc Alliance, Creekside Crawdads, Friends of Sedgely Woods, Indiana Disc Links Association, Kennett Square Discs, and Pittsburgh Flying Disc Society.
Finally, the baskets have been put back in the ground after the winter sledding season at the College Lodge course, and the new B pin layout has been revealed. The state championship will play rounds from the Blue and White tees to the B pins the first day, and to the A pins on Sunday May 5. If you've been itching for a road trip, plot your course to Indiana, PA to get in some practice. But if you aren't registered yet, you better send in your money before you head out the door or you might not get to play!
The announcement by the host club for the PA States, Indiana Disc Links Association, completes a trifecta of state reps that will win a paid entry into their respective national championships. The top finishing Pennsylvania pro male at the May 4-5 State Championship will earn a paid entry to the United States Disc Golf Championship in Rock Hill SC in October. The top PA Advanced male finisher at the IUP College course will win a paid entry to the United States Amateur Disc Golf Championship to be held at the Toboggan Course in Kensington, MI in June. Finally, the best finish by a Pennsylvania female will win her a paid entry into the United States Women's Disc Golf Championship in Peoria, IL on September 28-30.
The field for the PA State Championships is limited to 90 players and as of April 3, only 22 spots remain to be filled. Any PDGA player can compete at the event with over $500 to be added to the pro purse and handsome player packages to all the ams. IDLA is hoping for a field of at least 10 women players and is discounting entry fees for women to encourage them to come and play! All the details, including on-line registration via Paypal, can be found at www.PFDS.org. (http://www.PFDS.org.)
Big Thanks go to the PA clubs that stepped up to sponsor their club players and enable the tournament to send state reps to the National championships: Boulder Woods Country Club, Bucks County Disc Alliance, Creekside Crawdads, Friends of Sedgely Woods, Indiana Disc Links Association, Kennett Square Discs, and Pittsburgh Flying Disc Society.
Finally, the baskets have been put back in the ground after the winter sledding season at the College Lodge course, and the new B pin layout has been revealed. The state championship will play rounds from the Blue and White tees to the B pins the first day, and to the A pins on Sunday May 5. If you've been itching for a road trip, plot your course to Indiana, PA to get in some practice. But if you aren't registered yet, you better send in your money before you head out the door or you might not get to play!