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- Thread starter YoAdrian
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the home page on here isn't a bad start actually. Local club pages generally have a schedule of events as does the PDGA for some.
Get in touch with people in your area already doing the same who should help you get in where you fit in.
http://www.dgcoursereview.com/tournaments.php?mode=cal
Get in touch with people in your area already doing the same who should help you get in where you fit in.
http://www.dgcoursereview.com/tournaments.php?mode=cal
bogeyfreetilinfinity
Eagle Member
to see an example of an exquisitely done regional disc golf calendar, check out nwdiscgolfnews.com
Looks like you're in Texas.
Here are the events listed in Texas by the PDGA.
Find the local leagues too, great way to meet people, improve your game, and ask all the questions you have about getting into the tourneys.
Here are the events listed in Texas by the PDGA.
Find the local leagues too, great way to meet people, improve your game, and ask all the questions you have about getting into the tourneys.
Hfactor
Bogey Member
Local Leagues / clubs are a wonderful place to start.They're cheap usually around $5 for the day and you could end up playing with some 1000 rated players who can really help your game.
http://www.discgolfscene.com/ is a really good way to find leagues around my area although most states don't use it as much as Michigan does. Grand Woods even has a message board at hole 1 that has all the current happenings.
Hopefully this will give you an idea of where to start!
http://www.discgolfscene.com/ is a really good way to find leagues around my area although most states don't use it as much as Michigan does. Grand Woods even has a message board at hole 1 that has all the current happenings.
Hopefully this will give you an idea of where to start!
