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 Registered Member #46 Joined: Thu May 22 2008, 02:43PMPosts: 30 | So it was a pretty good time. My only problem is how many people showed up. Its a shame that some chose to go elsewhere. The Oahe Downstream was good as a 9 hole and is now awesome as an 18 hole. They did an incredible job of improving it. I hope having it in Sioux Falls next year sticks. I like Tut Hill and I hear nothing but great things about the new course being built. So in a year I better not hear any lame excuses about better prizes and more money somewhere else. I dont really have a threat to back that up, so just be there. [ Edited Tue Sep 16 2008, 11:05PM ] Dont fake the jitter on a malicious soak. | ||
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CDGC Media  Registered Member #1 Joined: Fri Jan 18 2008, 03:01PMPosts: 50 | Haha, glad to hear you enjoyed state this year. Unfortunately I didn't have the privilege of attending. It's also great to see people are coming back to the website so quickly. {// prevent chicken at compile-time from crossing the f…ing road};
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| Registered Member #46 Joined: Thu May 22 2008, 02:43PMPosts: 30 | I've been checking in almost everyday to see if the site was back up. I mean even if we have never met, y'all my friends. Dont fake the jitter on a malicious soak. | ||
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| CDGC Media Registered Member #1 Joined: Fri Jan 18 2008, 03:01PMPosts: 50 | Hopefully that can change at some point. Someone I was talking to just the other day suggested that we work up some sort of tour that goes through the state... so certain events would earn X amount of points, and figure some type of scoring system to make a 5 event tour over the course of next summer. {// prevent chicken at compile-time from crossing the f…ing road};
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| justin |
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| Registered Member #46 Joined: Thu May 22 2008, 02:43PMPosts: 30 | Thats funny because me and a friend were talking about something similar. We just dont have the organization skills to pull something like that off. Any ideas on which courses you would use? Its for sure a fun idea, so let me know what comes of it. Dont fake the jitter on a malicious soak. | ||
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| Daniel |
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| CDGC Media Registered Member #1 Joined: Fri Jan 18 2008, 03:01PMPosts: 50 | Well, I think the idea would be to promote disc golf state wide, so perhaps integrate pre-existing events into the 'tour'. This would allow for players across the state to score 'points' and compete against each other. The confederacy has news of a new 18 hole in Custer so perhaps we could target the new courses coming to SD. There is a new one in Sioux Falls (18), Custer (18), Remodeled Pierre (18), we're working on getting our feet in the ground for another here in Spearfish. Then maybe work it down with the state to promote their courses on the state parks. {// prevent chicken at compile-time from crossing the f…ing road};
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| Registered Member #46 Joined: Thu May 22 2008, 02:43PMPosts: 30 | Theres supposed to be a new one in Aberdeen too. The only problem with that is its Aberdeen and they say theyre doing something and it takes 5 years to actually do it. It would be great to get more people to the course we have now. Its a great course but nobody promotes the tournaments so people never get to behold its greatness. I really like the idea though. It has a good time brodown feeling with a splash of competition. Dont fake the jitter on a malicious soak. | ||
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| Kayne |
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South Dakota State PDGA Coordinator  Registered Member #8 Joined: Tue Feb 05 2008, 02:01PMPosts: 8 | Scores from States: Div First Name Last Name Rd1 Rd2 Rd3 Total MPO 1 Ken Franks 53 53 67 173 MPO 2 Rob Kauffman 65 54 64 183 MPO 3 Jesse Selland 61 55 67 183 MPO 4 Adam Wilson 60 57 74 191 MPO 5 Chris Disanto 61 56 75 192 MPO 6 Justin Faber 60 59 77 196 MPM 1 Kayne Larimer 63 52 70 185 MPM 2 Doug Heckenlaible 64 55 69 188 MPM 3 Scott Caeser 61 52 76 189 MA1 1 Brandon Boone 60 54 76 190 MA1 2 Lance Dwyer 63 61 75 199 MA1 3 Ron East 65 56 79 200 MA1 4 Brock Antijunti 67 64 78 209 MA1 4 Justin Dunker 69 62 78 209 MA1 6 Alan Freng 64 66 87 217 MM1 1 Bruce O'Connell 64 61 74 199 MM1 2 Jay Blount 65 61 75 201 MM1 3 John Wheeler 70 63 86 219 MM1 4 Lane Prang 75 69 84 228 MA2 1 Josie Bure 69 60 73 202 MA2 2 Tim Jackson 68 65 77 210 MA2 3 Justin Cournoyer 69 62 81 212 MA2 4 Mike McEntaffer 68 63 82 213 MA2 5 Alex Miller 74 64 83 221 MA2 6 Casey Smith 97 78 113 288 FW1 1 Melisa Antijunti 79 70 95 244 FW1 2 Theresa C'Connell 86 75 93 254 MA3 1 Dan Sahr 76 76 152 MA3 2 Dave Bishop 87 72 159 MA3 3 Matt Mancuso 91 77 168 MJ2 1 Derek Sahr 67 63 130 MJ2 2 John Breckenridge 75 66 141 MJ2 3 Cody Bishop 76 69 145 FJ2 1 Sammie Jackson 88 88 176 FW3 1 Brenda Bure 86 76 162 FW3 2 Jessica Smart 89 74 163 | ||
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| Rich |
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 Registered Member #68 Joined: Sat Oct 04 2008, 06:15AMPosts: 1 | Can't leave out Brookings at Larson Park if you're gonna have a state tour! It's a fairly easy course but I think it's a great place for a tournament. Not sure how it stacks up with difficulty compared to other courses in the state but I know it's about 3/4 as long as tuthill or less so maybe it's not a big enough course..... | ||
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| justin |
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| Registered Member #46 Joined: Thu May 22 2008, 02:43PMPosts: 30 | I say any or every 18 hole course should be included. Im hopefully going to be in Brooking this Sunday or next Sunday. I've never played that course before so it would be nice to hook up with a local if youre down. Dont fake the jitter on a malicious soak. | ||
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