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Whether you’re competing in an event or simply playing a round with friends, there are a few instances where you may choose to mark your lie. Keep in mind that the object you use during tournament play, typically a mini marker must be approved by the PDGA.
Just recently the PDGA got to celebrate a pretty cool milestone. Since each new member is issued their own number, it makes it easy to keep track of all of the disc golfers that have ever paid to be a part of the PDGA. In a true demonstration of the growth of the sport, PDGA number 100,000 was assigned not long ago!
As of 2017, there are over 31 countries with PDGA members. Events in Europe, Japan, Australia, and New Zealand are picking up steam, and the first event in Brazil was held in June of 2017.
The event takes place on at the Mundaring Sporting Club located at 665 Coolgardie St, Mundaring on Saturday January 30th 9am-3pm and Sunday 31st 9am-3pm. Spectating is free and everyone is welcomed to join the gallery and see the action. Best viewing is on Sunday from 12noon, when the top four players compete in the final.
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The Frisbee Shop is a proud sponsor of the 2015 Aussie Open Disc Golf Tournament! The Aussie Open is the first PDG...
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The Frisbee Shop is once again lending a hand with another big disc golf tournament on the Australian Disc Golf Tou...
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