Reminder: To register you must be a 2022 current PDGA member and a Certified Official with an expiration date after the Worlds concludes.
Certified Official = a PDGA member who has passed the PDGA Certified Rules Official Exam and paid the $10 certification fee to be a Certified Official for a three year period. See your member profile page to note if you are a Certified Official, and if so, when your certification expires.
Cadence Burge and Paul Krans pose as newly-crowned Amateur World Champions. Photo: PDGA Media
FA1 Comes Down to the Wire
Sports are always at their most riveting when something big is on the line.
And we’re not just talking about titles here, because, of course, whenever you are playing for a title like a world championship, something big is on the line.
Rather, it's about individual moments – what’s on the line with THIS shot, or with THIS putt?
Sometimes, it seems, those key moments stretch on – for a few holes, for a playoff, for a final round.
Reminder: To register you must be a 2022 current PDGA member and a Certified Official with an expiration date after the Worlds concludes.
Certified Official = a PDGA member who has passed the PDGA Certified Rules Official Exam and paid the $10 certification fee to be a Certified Official for a three year period. See your member profile page to note if you are a Certified Official, and if so, when your certification expires.
Payton Staman of Indianapolis, IN, matched the hot round of the day with bogey-free 7-under at the Princeton Country Club. Photo: Danny Voss / PDGA
It’s a marathon, not a sprint.
So says the old expression. And, with 90 holes to be played at the 2022 PDGA Amateur World Championships, the expression holds true in southern Indiana.
But, that doesn’t mean the start is not an important component in a run for a championship.
On Tuesday, a field of the best amateur disc golfers in the world faced the first round of a five round PDGA Major, taking place on multiple courses in the Evansville, Indiana area, in the steaming June, midwestern heat.
This year marks the first time that the top amateur fields will be split into their own event. All Masters and Juniors divisions will compete for their chance at a world title in July.
Reminder: To register you must be a 2022 current PDGA member and a Certified Official with an expiration date after the Worlds concludes.
Certified Official = a PDGA member who has passed the PDGA Certified Rules Official Exam and paid the $10 certification fee to be a Certified Official for a three year period. See your member profile page to note if you are a Certified Official, and if so, when your certification expires.
We are honored to officially welcome you to the Hoosier State for the 2022 PDGA Amateur World Championships presented by Toyota. It has been 30 years (1 month shy of the exact day) that the last Amateur World Championship was played in the state of Indiana. Jason Labella and I, along with our staff, are very excited to see everyone during worlds week June 18th-25th. This packet will list our course schedule, course maps, locations of social events, and more.
Reminder: To register you must be a 2022 current PDGA member and a Certified Official with an expiration date after the Worlds concludes.
Certified Official = a PDGA member who has passed the PDGA Certified Rules Official Exam and paid the $10 certification fee to be a Certified Official for a three year period. See your member profile page to note if you are a Certified Official, and if so, when your certification expires.
Reminder: To register you must be a 2022 current PDGA member and a Certified Official with an expiration date after the Worlds concludes.
Certified Official = a PDGA member who has passed the PDGA Certified Rules Official Exam and paid the $10 certification fee to be a Certified Official for a three year period. See your member profile page to note if you are a Certified Official, and if so, when your certification expires.
Pre-registration is required! There will be absolutely no walk-ups accepted.
All events must be COMPLETED by 4:00 p.m. Last call to begin the Mini Golf and EDGE competitions will be 3:00 p.m. Last call to begin the Putting competition will be 3:30 p.m.
The PDGA Worlds Doubles format is designed to ensure that the results accurately reflect a team performance by using both partner’s skills and abilities to contribute to the team’s score.
Reminder: To register you must be a 2022 current PDGA member and a Certified Official with an expiration date after the Worlds concludes.
Certified Official = a PDGA member who has passed the PDGA Certified Rules Official Exam and paid the $10 certification fee to be a Certified Official for a three year period. See your member profile page to note if you are a Certified Official, and if so, when your certification expires.
Reminder: To register you must be a 2022 current PDGA member and a Certified Official with an expiration date after the Worlds concludes.
Certified Official = a PDGA member who has passed the PDGA Certified Rules Official Exam and paid the $10 certification fee to be a Certified Official for a three year period. See your member profile page to note if you are a Certified Official, and if so, when your certification expires.
