PDGA WORLD'S in Charlotte 2012

[Stan McDaniel]

you did a good job hiding from me old man

You are scary, like moose. Uh, I mean hairy like moose.

 

[DGRZ001]

I used Boris Badenov voice to read what you wrote, and it sounded good, especially the moose parts.

"We must find moose and squir-rull."

 

[tom12003]

Scoring stats, 2012 World's, Plantation Ruins

statistics for all 6 rounds (played by men) for the 2012 Worlds at Plantation Ruins (Winget) are under the links/file section of the course's page.

 

[tom12003]

statistics for all 6 rounds (played by men) for the 2012 Worlds at Plantation Ruins (Winget) are under the links/file section of the course's page.

"Supervisors" deleted my statistics file (no longer there!). Didn't know that there was a restriction in posting information.

 

[ERicJ]

statistics for all 6 rounds (played by men) for the 2012 Worlds at Plantation Ruins (Winget) are under the links/file section of the course's page.

I'd like to see what you've got for those stats, can you post 'em here?

 

[tom12003]

Wow! Just compiled what the Charlotte Disc Golf Club http://charlottedgc.com did to prepare for the 2012 Worlds. Seven new (or expanded) courses were established in the past 2 years. CGDC hosted 10 PDGA events since March (one A, 3 Bs, and 6 Cs) for players wanting to practice—over 3000 PDGA tournament rounds before the Worlds. Add the almost 8,000 rounds played during the combined Pro/Am Worlds, we compiled 11,000+ PDGA rounds in the last 5 months. We are tired but pleased; do it again? Who's so crazy to take charge?

 

[tom12003]

I'd like to see what you've got for those stats, can you post 'em here?

I tried to, but the overseers found it inappropriate for me to post such stats. MA1s at Plantation were just a little below one under (55.97 for a par 57); almost a perfect bell distribution curve. Also have hole-by-hole stats (trying to figure how best to post them); hole #13 (hardest hole, par 3) averaged over 3.5--I've deuced it twice as a 65-yr old fossil.

 

[notroman]

13 was the one hole at Winget that I had no confidence for. Not sure why. Probably because the practice rounds treated me so bad. I ended up taking a 5 on it at the tournament after TRYING to play safe.

 

[tom12003]

13 was the one hole at Winget that I had no confidence for. Not sure why. Probably because the practice rounds treated me so bad. I ended up taking a 5 on it at the tournament after TRYING to play safe.

Easy--a short up shot mid fairway half way up the hill; you'll have a decent RH flick for the par (or a lucky/skill deuce). Try to kill it, it will probably kill you! Played it smart last week for a deuce and gained the tee against MJ during a causal round!

 

[notroman]

Here's how it went down for me.

1. Decide to play smart, grab Comet.
2. Turn into a scared little girl on the tee, release early, kick off a tree right.
3. Pitch out.
4. Throw putter up the gut to the basket, catch a gust of wind that lifts the putter and hits a branch, kicks right again.
5. Pitch out to the green.
6. Putt

 

[1978]

That was basically my experience in worlds... sigh, somehow saved a 4 though.
Day before easy buzzz up the gut... sigh

 

[hogleggbob]

HA, ive aced that hole....easy peasy

 

[1978]

I think about that everytime I step up to it, darn you hogleg!

 

[apparition]

I was just looking through the Worlds scores from the different rounds at Bradford and Nevin reminiscing about my brief trip to Charlotte in January. Does any one have a list of who was in Pool A and B?

 

[Cgkdisc]

Most of your top rated players were in pool A all the way through. Otherwise, only the PDGA has the details on who was AA, AB, BB and BA because players were shuffled midway through.