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PDGA dues will go up up up. Where else is the money gonna come from?
The real amount available is about $150K. The remainder is simply a three month operating reserve that is the minimum recommended for good fiscal management in a business, profit or non-profit. A Board committee will oversee the application of the $150K over time primarily as suitable grassroots development ideas emerge.jenb - The budget they posted says they have half a million in cash "profit" from last year sitting in an account, waiting for the new board to decide what to do with it.
PDGA dues will go up up up. Where else is the money gonna come from?
He also must have got REAL bad poison oak on the back of his neck at the start of the week. It must have been very annoying to deal with during this tournament. You could literally see the huge boils and blisters and they looked itchy as hell. His composure and professionalism can be seen every time he steps up to the pad. Great job Will.
He has that skin condition on back of his neck at USDGC last year when I was there so I guess it is some kind of skin condition. But hell, he plays GREAT! He has great future for sure! Kudos to Nate and his 3x!
Jon dominated from wire to wire!! He played Pinto on Tuesday with only one OB penalty (on #2 which is highly probable if you are driving and not laying up half way) that day!!Congrats to the winners. Glad Jon Baldwin got a win, really cool guy. :clap:
First of all, I want to thank everyone who tuned into the broadcast. We honestly couldn't do it without you.
Second, I want to apologize for my "sniffling". With the extreme dry conditions and all the dust that was getting kicked up from the spectators and players my sinuses were killing me. The microphone that we have is very sensitive so that we can pick up all the sounds from the play and players, and I didn't realize that I was doing it until I got a text from someone. At that point, I made a concerted effort to push the microphone away and take care of my snot issue.
This was my first time doing commentary for DGPL and I was really thrown in at the last minute. Normally Terry does the broadcast, but with him playing (and cashing) someone had to tell you guys what was going on.
I have not had a chance to go back and watch any of the replay yet, but I plan to and hopefully take some notes as to what I can do to improve in case I am needed again in the future. CONSTRUCTIVE criticism is always welcome for me or the broadcast.
Thanks for tuning in. This is Jonny *sniffles* Van Deurzen signing out.
First of all, I want to thank everyone who tuned into the broadcast. We honestly couldn't do it without you.
Second, I want to apologize for my "sniffling". With the extreme dry conditions and all the dust that was getting kicked up from the spectators and players my sinuses were killing me. The microphone that we have is very sensitive so that we can pick up all the sounds from the play and players, and I didn't realize that I was doing it until I got a text from someone. At that point, I made a concerted effort to push the microphone away and take care of my snot issue.
This was my first time doing commentary for DGPL and I was really thrown in at the last minute. Normally Terry does the broadcast, but with him playing (and cashing) someone had to tell you guys what was going on.
I have not had a chance to go back and watch any of the replay yet, but I plan to and hopefully take some notes as to what I can do to improve in case I am needed again in the future. CONSTRUCTIVE criticism is always welcome for me or the broadcast.
Thanks for tuning in. This is Jonny *sniffles* Van Deurzen signing out.