Same general setup as Ledgestone + Pro Worlds in Peoria in 2019.
And Emporia in 2016.
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Same general setup as Ledgestone + Pro Worlds in Peoria in 2019.
Those courses for Am worlds in 2021..i dunno. Original Mesker is a good fun course, Woodmere was very meh when I played it when I lived down that way. I'll give them Prides, but the others don't really scream championship caliber courses.
Considering that we haven't heard a whole lot about the courses and events in this area on a national scale, we might speculate that the CVB (Convention & Visitors Bureau) and Park Depts came through with a sweet deal for supporting the event with money, expense offsets and volunteers along with the possibility of a new course or two by 2021. Might be similar to how a smaller market like Emporia will rally around an event that is big for them but maybe not so impressive for say 500K+ population markets.Those courses for Am worlds in 2021..i dunno. Original Mesker is a good fun course, Woodmere was very meh when I played it when I lived down that way. I'll give them Prides, but the others don't really scream championship caliber courses.
You just need clean, maintained, well marked, average courses. The average MA1 player is around 930 rated. Rarely do MA1 players play on "championship caliber courses." Having gone through the process...having long or hard courses as your keystone for the event is actually a detriment. Too few players can survive them and the event is as much about fair courses and round speed as anything.
You just need clean, maintained, well marked, average courses. The average MA1 player is around 930 rated. Rarely do MA1 players play on "championship caliber courses." Having gone through the process...having long or hard courses as your keystone for the event is actually a detriment. Too few players can survive them and the event is as much about fair courses and round speed as anything.
why would they want pro worlds to be in a windy field
why would they want pro worlds to be in a windy field