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Tournament information for KDGA Oz Tour events
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Scores are up!

http://www.pdga.com/tournament/tourname ... urnID=5831

Well, some of them anyway.
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check out the leader in pool G !1st PDGA tourney?Won doubles!Looks like Liz has some stiff competition.Still in the chase!Kick it Liz :!: Play Well
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Looks like Rusco had somewhat of a tough first round. I KNOW he will bounce back tomorrow!!!
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Must not be to tough of a course, 41? I wonder if the 43 was on the same course?

As far as Liz goes? I don't know of any tourney that has ever been won after 1 round. I do know of a lot that have been lost after 1 round. I think she is in pretty good position.

Come on Rusco! Flymart tonight, that will be a load off of his mind.
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Here are the course assignments:

http://www.2007amworlds.com/files/AW200 ... leV1.3.pdf

Looks like Rusco drew the toughest course first (and at 8 in the morning no less). Group D got it later. He'll make a comeback tomorrow.
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Post by carlbren21 »

There are several other Kansans in the field this week as well. Ryan Orton from Topeka is down there with William Lister from Topeka (now resides in San Diego). They are both playing Advanced Men but are in different pools as Rusco... I think they are in Pool D. Didn't look like any of them played extremely well in the first round, but hope they all shoot better.
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Get 'em Rusco!!!
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carlbren21 wrote:There are several other Kansans in the field this week as well. Ryan Orton from Topeka is down there with William Lister from Topeka
Yeah........I knew Ryan was going. Hopefully all the Kansans will finish well!!
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scarpfish wrote:Here are the course assignments:

http://www.2007amworlds.com/files/AW200 ... leV1.3.pdf

Looks like Rusco drew the toughest course first (and at 8 in the morning no less). Group D got it later. He'll make a comeback tomorrow.

So what is the deal with the round ratings? Obviously Rusco didn't shoot an 818.

Do they resort all the scores to the correct courses after the tourney? Being worlds, I would expect them to. Many tourney's don't do this. While the average rating for the tournament will remain the same, it does make a difference when it comes to determining which rounds stay in the rating and which get thrown out.
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Post by smitty »

Sounds like this event is weak!

Funny money for the Ace fund.

Screw job on the fund raisers.

Short courses!

With all that said!

Come on Rusco! Kick some arsse Liz!!

THROW SOME D'S ON IT
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smitty wrote:Sounds like this event is weak!

Funny money for the Ace fund.


THROW SOME D'S ON IT
They did this last year too. To keep am status you cannot accept cash of any kind including "side bets"
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Schoen-hopper wrote:
scarpfish wrote:Here are the course assignments:

http://www.2007amworlds.com/files/AW200 ... leV1.3.pdf

Looks like Rusco drew the toughest course first (and at 8 in the morning no less). Group D got it later. He'll make a comeback tomorrow.

So what is the deal with the round ratings? Obviously Rusco didn't shoot an 818.

Do they resort all the scores to the correct courses after the tourney? Being worlds, I would expect them to. Many tourney's don't do this. While the average rating for the tournament will remain the same, it does make a difference when it comes to determining which rounds stay in the rating and which get thrown out.
Yes they will do that, and may have started it already.
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Does anybody know what the cutoff is to make it to the semis?
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Probably somewhere around 80 is my guess.

The way I see it is, if Rusco can still pull into the top 50 with 2 ~980 rated rounds.
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Post by DUH »

Not sure if its always this way, but when I played worlds, the top 1/2 of each division went on the the semifinals.
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