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Started by Chainmeister, October 06, 2008, 11:33:42 AM

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Chainmeister

The leaves are just starting to turn but Terry is already looking forward to the time when Thanksgiving dinner starts to turn.  That is about 2 days after the holiday when you start asking yourself, "is this still good?  Can I eat that?"  Terry posted the following on the PDGA website:

just wanted to make a quick announcement here that plans for the Cold Turkey III are in the works. It will be a PDGA C-Tier sanctioned event and it will probably take place at Brown Deer Park with the date likely being Saturday, November 29.

This is just a teaser message to get the word out there but that's currently what's being planned. Look for more details to come soon!

Thanks,

discglfr

Hey everyone!

I am working on the Cold Turkey III event flyer right now.  Hopefully I'll have it posted somewhere in the next day or two.  This event will likely be sold out since it is the only event taking place at Brown Deer Park this year.  I haven't decided on all of the pin placements just yet but they won't be maxed out because I anticipate a full field and don't plan to finish in the dark.

As always, pre-registration will be your only safe bet.  My only challenge now is deciding which divisions to offer.  I think I'll set it up like many other events ... offer a handful of divisions but if at least 4 people will play in a 'new' division then I'll create it for them.  Trophies might be scarce for those divisions late in the game but we'll do our best.  Did I mention to pre-register?

Thanks and look for a flyer on here in the next few days.

Terry "T-Dogg" Miller
PDGA 10738

Quote from: Chainmeister on October 06, 2008, 11:33:42 AM
The leaves are just starting to turn but Terry is already looking forward to the time when Thanksgiving dinner starts to turn.  That is about 2 days after the holiday when you start asking yourself, "is this still good?  Can I eat that?"  Terry posted the following on the PDGA website:

just wanted to make a quick announcement here that plans for the Cold Turkey III are in the works. It will be a PDGA C-Tier sanctioned event and it will probably take place at Brown Deer Park with the date likely being Saturday, November 29.

This is just a teaser message to get the word out there but that's currently what's being planned. Look for more details to come soon!

Thanks,

dana

I heard as part of your entry fee you need to bring a bag of diapers.

Congrats, Terry!
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discglfr

#3
Hey there everyone.  I have the online registration information up on TakeFlightToday as well as an official event flyer ready to rock and roll.

Let me also add that like many other events, I am willing to offer MORE divisions than what are listed as long as 4 or more people show interest in that division.  For instance, if I had 4 women that are 50+ and they wanted to have an advanced grandmaster women's division I'd gladly offer it as long as they all request it.  You want a junior girls under 13 division?  Round up 4 eligible girls and shoot me and e-mail and I'll offer it. 

For now here are a couple of links for everyone:

Online registration:  http://www.takeflighttoday.com/product_info.php?cPath=24&products_id=114

Mail in flyer:  http://lifetimediscsports.com/events/ColdTurkeyIII_Flyer.pdf

As always, contact me directly with any questions.  Or ... post them here so I can reply and everyone can read the answers.

Please notice the registration fee increase at 8pm on Thanksgiving Night!  Please do yourself and the event a favor by pre-registering immediately.  I sincerely think this event will fill so register one way or another today!!!

T-Dogg (officially a baby daddy looking for more diapers:)

Arok

#4
sweet! Good times!








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discglfr

Quote from: Arok on October 28, 2008, 09:07:29 AM
sweet!     O0

"Arok" - is that a challenge you're putting up for you to be the first to pre-register?  I'm looking forward to a large Discontinuum contingency for this event! 

Ter

Arok

#6
Hey Ter,

I cant bet that I'll be the first, but I have this one on my calendar. I'm going to rustle up some other
Discontinuum dudes so we can carpool up there. I'm sure Diabetic will be down, I'll talk to Chado, Jordan and a few other guys too. I have not played there in a few years so im looking forward to it.

Waiting for some slackers to pay me for disc sales then I'm on it.   8)


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If you've never played Brown Deer then I highly recommend getting out and playing this event. If you have played Brown Deer, well then you know and you are already planning on playing. If you haven't played one of Terry's events but you like how well we run the IOS and how our events run on time and nothing FUBAR happens, then you'll like that about Terry's events as well. If you have played Terry's events, well then you already know! I wish I could play this one but then there's a reason why I haven't finished a competitive event in over 2 years. Have fun and pre-reg!!
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damonshort

Hey Terry:

(congrats, incidentally...)

Just curious if the baskets are currently set where they'll be for the tournament. I might make it up there this weekend.
thanks,
Damon
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Could I possibly play any worse if I didn't practice putting??

dana

Last weekend, many of the baskets were in ultra long positions.  It was my first time playing Brown Deer since Worlds...tough course.
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damonshort

Quote from: dana on November 13, 2008, 01:18:14 PM
Last weekend, many of the baskets were in ultra long positions.  It was my first time playing Brown Deer since Worlds...tough course.

Just got back from a couple rounds up there today. Weather really wasn't bad at all, not nearly as windy as predicted and no precip.

We only noticed maybe half a dozen pins that were different from Am Worlds. Two of them were extreme;  #16 is a couple hundred feet longer- after you negotiate the tunnel there's a mild dogleg left and still a mess of trees to avoid. A 3 would be terrific and most people should be happy with a 4. The other one is (I think) #12 - next to last one before you cross back over the road. Another long tunnel, then a fairly hard right though a fair amount of schule/crap. It's 3able but there's absolutely no room for error.

The other pin differences really didn't make much difference in difficulty. I played par 4 golf the first round  ::) but did much better the 2nd - shot a 62 which felt like a 910ish round.  Hoping the weather will be similar for the tournament.  ;D

thanks,
Damon
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Could I possibly play any worse if I didn't practice putting??

discglfr

Sorry that it's been a while since I last visited this thread.

The baskets that you saw last weekend were not necessarily tournament positions.  In fact, I just talked about tournament positions with Mark "The Shark" Peterson tonight.  Since he will in fact be doing most of the work with the positions him and I had some compromising back and forth.  More importantly, RECREATIONAL players currently make up for 55% of the registration which I find very interesting.

Registration has been updated and can be found here:  http://www.pdga.com/tournament-results?TournID=8379

The pins will be on the medium to shorter side of things for this event.  We will have anywhere between 60 and 90 competitors with limited daylight.  Regardless of where the pins are - this course plays long and tough for most divisions.

In fact, if Mark read the distances to me correctly here is what they will be:

380
262
273
239
266
388
663
240
704
290
292
298
433
246
184
245
225
300

Please do everyone a favor and get pre-registered one way or another.  All non-pros are receiving a custom event disc as part of the player's pack!!! 

Registration fees go up by $10 as of Thanksgiving night, Thursday - Nov 27th!

Tom McManus

This has been a very fun event the last couple of years.  Terry does a great job of getting everyone on the course and then getting the scores together and awards wrapped up in a timely fashion.

Brown Deer is a very fun course, it doesn't make much difference regarding pin postiions, this course plays tough.

I am looking forward to a great event.

dana

Check is in the mail.

Talked to Todd today, he should be registering any day now..

Looking forward to it!

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discglfr

I had three or four different people tell me today that the check is in the mail.  Perfect!

This just in - added incentive for anyone that signs up online - a free set of hand warmers when you check in!

Here is the link to the online pre-registration: http://www.takeflighttoday.com/product_info.php?cPath=24&products_id=114

If you want to save the $4.58 (plus the cost of the envelope) then please feel free to just mail in your registration as well.  No problem with that what so ever!

Thanks guys!

Ter

PS - The largest division is STILL THE REC DIVISION!   

damonshort

Quote from: discglfr on November 17, 2008, 09:25:19 PM


The baskets that you saw last weekend were not necessarily tournament positions. 

Right, my observation was that with the exception of those two holes I mentioned I didn't see the course being all that much 'longer' than what we played at Worlds. I see that those 2 will clearly be shorter for next week. (interesting that #18 appears to be a whole lot *longer* though - it was definitely shorter on Sat than I remember...).

I plan on reg before Tgiving night, just keeping a wimpy eye on the long-range weather forecast.  ::)

thanks Terry!
thanks,
Damon
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Could I possibly play any worse if I didn't practice putting??

discglfr

Only 6 more days before the registration fees increase!!!

I am also posting to let you know that the baskets are currently IN THE TOURNAMENT positions.  Mark the Shark put them there the other day so I wanted to relay the news in case anyone was on the fence about coming up here this weekend to practice.

Also, the custom stamped Champion BOSSES should be arriving any day now as well.

Send in your check (made to Terry Miller | 14781 W Hidden Creek Ct | New Berlin, WI 53151) or get out to TakeFlightToday.com to get yourself registered.  Anyone that uses TFT will receive a free hand warmer upon check in.

Ter

dana

You get my check in the mail yet??
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discglfr

Hey there Dana,

I got yours when I checked the mail after returning home from a long weekend last night.  I will be getting yours and about 5 others all updated on the website a little later tonight.

So far I'm pretty disappointed with the pre-registration counts but I guess we'll see what happens.  Pins are in their positions so anyone that wants to come and practice can do so Thursday or Friday (or before then). 

All non-pros will be receiving CUSTOM STAMPED CHAMPION BOSSES as part of their player's package.  As I said before, a free handwarmer pack to anyone that registers using Take Flight Today. 

Ok - I'll post again in a few hours once I get caught up.

Ter