The inspiration for this thread:
I fall between JC Kester and Eagle in the 37700 to 37800 range
I fall between JC Kester and Eagle in the 37700 to 37800 range
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Between which 2 touring pros does your PDGA number fall?
- Thread starter ejvogie
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I realize JC may be a stretch for "touring pro". Slot in Seppo Paju instead if you like
Cgkdisc
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Stokely (3140) and Juliana (7438)
Oooh, let me see...Probably Feldberg (#12626) and Greg Barsby (#15857, he got it as a junior). Or, now that I think about it, Garrett Gurthie also got his number as a young kid. Looking that up now...Yep, #13864. I'm actually between GG and Barsby.
Looks like we all joined in the late '90s. I was in my mid-twenties at that point.
I love this kind of stuff!
Looks like we all joined in the late '90s. I was in my mid-twenties at that point.
I love this kind of stuff!
Holyn Handley (133547) and Ella Hansen (144112). Not sure I'd actually be able to narrow it down much more if we are talking about DGPT level players.
Six digits unite!
Six digits unite!
At first, my brain saw "TC Jester" and immediately took me to one Thanksgiving Eve (maybe 8 years ago or so?) when we were visiting our Houston in-laws. Played there on what I, as a Michigander, would consider a PERFECT day, sunny and 65. We had the whole place to ourselves, and my nephew explained, "The cold is probably keeping a lot of them away."
I also saw a gal in a full-out winter hat that day. Blew my mind. I wilt when it gets above 85.
I don't see anyone in the vicinity of my 6 digit # starting with 157###
I did see a lot of things that make no sense. Players with no rating listed as pro. Ratings in the 400 and 500 range listed as pro. Lots of 700 and 800 ratings listed as pro.
Many (but not all) seem to be Euro, so maybe they choose pro for a reason that's not apparent.
I did see a lot of things that make no sense. Players with no rating listed as pro. Ratings in the 400 and 500 range listed as pro. Lots of 700 and 800 ratings listed as pro.
Many (but not all) seem to be Euro, so maybe they choose pro for a reason that's not apparent.
Grndmstrgk
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Does Nikko count? If not, John E. McCray and David Feldberg.
Somewhere between Garrett Gurthie (13864) and Gregg Barsby (15857)
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Drew Gibson #48346
Matt Bell #48950
Matt Bell #48950
Same here--joined '91 or so, played a couple years, stepped away for a bit until 2017, but since PDGA lets you keep your original number...
JohnE McCray #9852
Nikko Locastro #11534
Nikko Locastro #11534
auzcar
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I'm in Sweden and I got listed as professional right away, it wasn't something I choose. Why that is I have no idea.
Brockness Monster
Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah-nagl fhtagn
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Levi Hancock #103050 and Ezra Aderhold #121715
Waited way too long to sign up
Waited way too long to sign up
biscoe
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On tour currently it would be Lizotte (8332) and McCray (9852).
Chandler Kramer (#139228) and Ella Hansen (#144112) for me!
A lot of places in Europe don't have a lot of divisions to choose from due to a small player pool, and nobody makes a big deal out od AM majors. Plus, the payout eukes are different in Europe, so AMs often just get a trophy, so if you can get $20 for placing then that's a sweet deal!
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If I would've joined right away when I started playing in 1989, that would've been interesting. I wonder how I'd find out what PDGA numbers were being handed out in a specific month of a specific year?
