anyone playing today? anyone want to meet anywhere?  it's to nice not
to.

boody

Nice!! see you sat. calvary

frisbeeFlowerpot <frisbeeflowerpot@...> wrote:Hey CHico, I recommend the
X-Clone for the Basket stealers, It has the edge that says "Dont touch that
basket".  you got Z's?

Tim Mackey <mackeytim@...> wrote:Good luck all MFAers on catching the meth
addicts who are ripping off baskets, and discs. If you catch them would a
predator or first run banshee works best for crushing into their skull from 10'.
Sorry I get a little frustrated to hear this. We are not immune either. One from
Riverside and Waite Psark last fall.


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"Anti-stick coating reduces friction and gum-up"...Heh, heh...


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> > Hey CHico, I recommend the X-Clone for the Basket
> > stealers, It has the edge that says "Dont touch that
> > basket".  you got Z's?
> >
> > Tim Mackey <mackeytim@y...> wrote:Good luck all
> > MFAers on catching the meth addicts who are ripping
> > off baskets, and discs. If you catch them would a
> > predator or first run banshee works best for
> > crushing into their skull from 10'. Sorry I get a
> > little frustrated to hear this. We are not immune
> > either. One from Riverside and Waite Psark last
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> stealers, It has the edge that says "Dont touch that
> basket".  you got Z's?
>
> Tim Mackey <mackeytim@...> wrote:Good luck all
> MFAers on catching the meth addicts who are ripping
> off baskets, and discs. If you catch them would a
> predator or first run banshee works best for
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> little frustrated to hear this. We are not immune
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says "Dont touch that basket".  you got Z's?

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addicts who are ripping off baskets, and discs. If you catch them would a
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We just need some of those industrial strength fee collection things like
the US forest service uses at campgrounds.


From: "Tony McGibbon" <discmnkey@...>
Reply-To: mfa-online@yahoogroups.com
To: mfa-online@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [mfa-online] Re: baskets for the masses
Date: Tue, 27 Apr 2004 15:58:55 -0000

Pay to Play courses are definately going to start rearing their
heads.  Bryant Lake is part of the Regional Park system which is why
there is a fee, it's not just for the DGC.  Many State parks have
courses and if you don't have a yearly/monthly pass you pay a daily
fee.  Willow Creek in Hudson is another example.

Because Kaposia and North Valley and others are city parks, a fee is
tougher to administer.  Kaposia has toyed with the Pay to Play idea
many times.  The downfall is you need to have security or a system in
place to make sure everyone is paying.  The only other option is a
collection box, but...if the perps are running off with 5ft tall,
60lb metal baskets, a little metal box on a tree/pole wouldn't stand
a chance.

Best medicine at this point is to go out and weld every damn bolt on
every damn basket on every damn course, bury those suckers in about
5ft deep of cement, wire them up to a circuit breaker and after dusk,
turn the electricity on!!!

Or...talk to EVERYONE on the courses (recs, walkers, etc..).  Get to
know the ones around you, the regulars, the newbies.  Form a group
from the people you see everyday on your home course and be vigilant.

Tony


--- In mfa-online@yahoogroups.com, James Ludlow <jamesludlow@y...>
wrote:
  > One prediction that I have about disc golf is that we
  > will start to see more fees on the courses.  Maybe not
  > greens fees right away, but something more like Bryant
  > Lake every day of the week.  Right now, you have to
  > have a pass to get into Bryant on the weekends.  It's
  > $25 per year for this pass, so it's not exactly big
  > money.  The course is much less crowded on the
  > weekends than most other parks.  As the courses reach
  > critical mass on number of players, something has to
  > give.
  >
  > The yearly pass at Bryant is for a large set of parks.
  >  There's only the one disc golf course, but I can see
  > where a group of parks (like North Valley and Kaposia
  > for instance) could get together and have a yearly
  > pass.  Could put this money toward things like wood
  > chips and signs, take some pressure off the rec
  > departments' budgets, ease up congestion, and let
  > those of us who use the courses pay more for them.

  > >
  > >
  > >

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that'll do. keep us posted. i have some friends up in ashland; they
will be excited to know a complex like this is being worked on.
---
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--- In mfa-online@yahoogroups.com, "Michael Wemlinger"
<softmagnet@c...> wrote:
> I am very familiar with this project. What kind of information
would you
> like to know?
>
>
>
> So far, the plan is to have 8 total courses, with 3 done this
summer. There
> is a smaller, training course going in as we speak, it will have
Mack 2
> baskets. Plan is to have 1 course for sure open by June.  There is
also
> camping at this "training course" rustic, but with bathrooms, and I
believe
> a shower. This will be a pay to play "discgolf resort" so to speak.
>
>
>
> High Bridge is about 20 miles southeast of Ashland on Wisconsin HWY
13
>
>
>
> This what you're looking for?
>
>
>
> Mike
>
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: myst3ray [mailto:myst3ray@y...]
> Sent: Tuesday, April 27, 2004 10:27 AM
> To: mfa-online@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [mfa-online] high bridge, wi course?
>
>
>
> hi guys.
> i saw in the files section that ck34_at_aol posted some pictures of
a
> new 72-hole disc golf complex to be built in high bridge, wi. does
> anyone have more information on this?
> thanks.
> ---
> -myst3ray
> http://playdg.com
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i was wondering if anyone has heard of the disc golfers for cancer
fund raiser yet? and if anyone could help get it going somewhere in
the cities...the website is
                        http://www.discgolfersforcancer.com/index.htm
.......you should check it out

                                           mike

Let's be careful not to set up the wrong incentives.  If the bounty
is for recovering the basket, we'd just be a convenient "fence" for
the thieves.  We'll end up with baskets being stolen just for the
reward money.

Instead, the bounty should be on the criminal's head.  I'd let a few
baskets go unrecovered if it meant that word got around that anyone
who steals a basket faces the combined resources of all of us to get
them prosecuted.  That may involve hiring private investigators if
the police aren't interested.

Nobody robs Domino's deliverers anymore, because they know the parent
company will spend $15,000 to prosecute a $15 theft.

Very Nice!!  Keep up the good work.

--- In mfa-online@yahoogroups.com, ck34@a... wrote:
> Check out this 6-minute video of my tour at the new National Disc
Golf Center
> in Augusta. It's a Windows Media file that plays better on a
faster link if
> you have one available. You should also be able to download the
video by right
> clicking on the link if you want to see it that way:
>
> http://www.pdga.com/video/NDGCPreviewTour.wmv
>
>
>
> For Mac owners, if you don't have Windows Media player on your
machine, you
> can download it from this site:
>
> http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/results.aspx?productID=E5F013AC-
393C-419D-A
> 2D5-7DB134CC1B32&freetext=mac&DisplayLang=en
>
>
> - Chuck
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Good luck all MFAers on catching the meth addicts who are ripping off baskets,
and discs. If you catch them would a predator or first run banshee works best
for crushing into their skull from 10'. Sorry I get a little frustrated to hear
this. We are not immune either. One from Riverside and Waite Psark last fall.


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Check out this 6-minute video of my tour at the new National Disc Golf Center
in Augusta. It's a Windows Media file that plays better on a faster link if
you have one available. You should also be able to download the video by right
clicking on the link if you want to see it that way:

http://www.pdga.com/video/NDGCPreviewTour.wmv



For Mac owners, if you don't have Windows Media player on your machine, you
can download it from this site:

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/results.aspx?productID=E5F013AC-393C-419D-A
2D5-7DB134CC1B32&freetext=mac&DisplayLang=en


- Chuck


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UW-Parkside Prairie Open
Kenosha, WI
June 5th + 6th

http://www.pdga.com/schedule/event.php?TournID=4122
http://oldweb.uwp.edu/admin/union/discgolf/tournys.html

Just curious to know if anyone has played this course, and even
better if someone was at the 2003 tournament. Is the course worth the
drive?  My in-laws live near Milwaukee, so I might make a family trip
out of it.

-- Jim

BIG THINGS to come at Highbridge. We will keep you posted then it opens. AS
for right now it is still being worked on.

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   Sent: Tuesday, April 27, 2004 10:27 AM
   To: mfa-online@yahoogroups.com
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   hi guys.
   i saw in the files section that ck34_at_aol posted some pictures of a
   new 72-hole disc golf complex to be built in high bridge, wi. does
   anyone have more information on this?
   thanks.
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Very commendable idea, but how do you enforce a pass at courses like The
Valley, or Kaposia? Perhaps the pass should be in the form of a yearly or
daily window sticker for your car, with a tag that corresponds that you
carry on your person, with additional tags to be purchased for each
additional person in said vehicle to be enforced via the police (doubtful)
or some parks person. But, again this kind of thing would have to go through
the community's parks department, and most likely through their local
government, an idea that would really piss off the individuals who don't
play disc golf, and are just using the park in some form of other
recreation.



Unfortunately, the basket theft, and stolen disc issue will continue as long
as disc golf is continued in its current from. Pay to play on private
property is the only real answer to the current and growing problems.



Mike





-----Original Message-----
From: James Ludlow [mailto:jamesludlow@...]
Sent: Tuesday, April 27, 2004 10:16 AM
To: mfa-online@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [mfa-online] baskets for the masses



Aside from DG being tons of fun, there are some
economics at work here.  Take one of the best baskets
available (like a Mach III).  A Mach III costs less
than a half-decent / borderline-shitty set of golf
clubs.  You can use it in your backyard, and it's
going to last 30+ years.  (Try installing a
maintaining a putting green in your yard.  You're
talking about big $$$ and a lot of work.  Yes, I
actually considered this at one point.)

A rec golfer and rec disc golfer will probably spend
about the same per year on balls or discs.  Not too
much, really.  Less than $100.  More serious players
will spend more, but in either case you're getting
your money's worth.

Greens fees are the second killer though. When I
stopped playing golf 5 years ago, even the public
courses were over $20 per 9.

One prediction that I have about disc golf is that we
will start to see more fees on the courses.  Maybe not
greens fees right away, but something more like Bryant
Lake every day of the week.  Right now, you have to
have a pass to get into Bryant on the weekends.  It's
$25 per year for this pass, so it's not exactly big
money.  The course is much less crowded on the
weekends than most other parks.  As the courses reach
critical mass on number of players, something has to
give.

The yearly pass at Bryant is for a large set of parks.
There's only the one disc golf course, but I can see
where a group of parks (like North Valley and Kaposia
for instance) could get together and have a yearly
pass.  Could put this money toward things like wood
chips and signs, take some pressure off the rec
departments' budgets, ease up congestion, and let
those of us who use the courses pay more for them.

There will always be tons of the free rec-9 courses to
get new players in, and give the teenagers a place to
hang out.

-- Jim


--- Spencer Madsen <spencer@...> wrote:
> Disc golf must really be hitting the mainstream; I
> saw a basket w/3
> discs on special in this weekend's FleetFarm
> newspaper insert.
>
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I am very familiar with this project. What kind of information would you
like to know?



So far, the plan is to have 8 total courses, with 3 done this summer. There
is a smaller, training course going in as we speak, it will have Mack 2
baskets. Plan is to have 1 course for sure open by June.  There is also
camping at this "training course" rustic, but with bathrooms, and I believe
a shower. This will be a pay to play "discgolf resort" so to speak.



High Bridge is about 20 miles southeast of Ashland on Wisconsin HWY 13



This what you're looking for?



Mike



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To: mfa-online@yahoogroups.com
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hi guys.
i saw in the files section that ck34_at_aol posted some pictures of a
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anyone have more information on this?
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Pay to Play courses are definately going to start rearing their
heads.  Bryant Lake is part of the Regional Park system which is why
there is a fee, it's not just for the DGC.  Many State parks have
courses and if you don't have a yearly/monthly pass you pay a daily
fee.  Willow Creek in Hudson is another example.

Because Kaposia and North Valley and others are city parks, a fee is
tougher to administer.  Kaposia has toyed with the Pay to Play idea
many times.  The downfall is you need to have security or a system in
place to make sure everyone is paying.  The only other option is a
collection box, but...if the perps are running off with 5ft tall,
60lb metal baskets, a little metal box on a tree/pole wouldn't stand
a chance.

Best medicine at this point is to go out and weld every damn bolt on
every damn basket on every damn course, bury those suckers in about
5ft deep of cement, wire them up to a circuit breaker and after dusk,
turn the electricity on!!!

Or...talk to EVERYONE on the courses (recs, walkers, etc..).  Get to
know the ones around you, the regulars, the newbies.  Form a group
from the people you see everyday on your home course and be vigilant.

Tony


--- In mfa-online@yahoogroups.com, James Ludlow <jamesludlow@y...>
wrote:
> One prediction that I have about disc golf is that we
> will start to see more fees on the courses.  Maybe not
> greens fees right away, but something more like Bryant
> Lake every day of the week.  Right now, you have to
> have a pass to get into Bryant on the weekends.  It's
> $25 per year for this pass, so it's not exactly big
> money.  The course is much less crowded on the
> weekends than most other parks.  As the courses reach
> critical mass on number of players, something has to
> give.
>
> The yearly pass at Bryant is for a large set of parks.
>  There's only the one disc golf course, but I can see
> where a group of parks (like North Valley and Kaposia
> for instance) could get together and have a yearly
> pass.  Could put this money toward things like wood
> chips and signs, take some pressure off the rec
> departments' budgets, ease up congestion, and let
> those of us who use the courses pay more for them.

> >
> >
> >

hi guys.
i saw in the files section that ck34_at_aol posted some pictures of a
new 72-hole disc golf complex to be built in high bridge, wi. does
anyone have more information on this?
thanks.
---
-myst3ray
http://playdg.com

That's so sad it's almost funny.  Hopefully it was a
one time prank, and not a sign of things to come.

My neighbor caught one of the kids from down the
street trying to get into my garage.  He wasn't trying
all that hard, just checking the lock, but I'm sure it
was because he sees me outside putting all the time.
I doubt he wanted my lawn mower.

I went down and had a little chat with him and his
friends, and they seemed to agree that it would be
better for them to stick to skateboarding and not
touching my garage.

Is it a sign that I'm getting old when I'm thinking
"what the hell is wrong with kids these days?"  It's
not like he couldn't have just come and asked to use
the basket.  I would have been happy to show him how
to throw.

-- Jim

--- doug <dougmichelerose@...> wrote:
> heres one better for ya
> playing oakwood today with friends.....my friend dan
> was the last of
> 4 to drive on 8.....his drive is decent but left of
> the fairway, some
> kid wearing a hooded sweatshirt comes running outa
> the bushes, grabs
> his disc and takes off down the fairway at full
> speed....now hes 50+
> yards away already and going full speed away from
> us. no way in hell
> were gonna catch him!!
>
> just very fu@#$d up!!!
>
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Aside from DG being tons of fun, there are some
economics at work here.  Take one of the best baskets
available (like a Mach III).  A Mach III costs less
than a half-decent / borderline-shitty set of golf
clubs.  You can use it in your backyard, and it's
going to last 30+ years.  (Try installing a
maintaining a putting green in your yard.  You're
talking about big $$$ and a lot of work.  Yes, I
actually considered this at one point.)

A rec golfer and rec disc golfer will probably spend
about the same per year on balls or discs.  Not too
much, really.  Less than $100.  More serious players
will spend more, but in either case you're getting
your money's worth.

Greens fees are the second killer though. When I
stopped playing golf 5 years ago, even the public
courses were over $20 per 9.

One prediction that I have about disc golf is that we
will start to see more fees on the courses.  Maybe not
greens fees right away, but something more like Bryant
Lake every day of the week.  Right now, you have to
have a pass to get into Bryant on the weekends.  It's
$25 per year for this pass, so it's not exactly big
money.  The course is much less crowded on the
weekends than most other parks.  As the courses reach
critical mass on number of players, something has to
give.

The yearly pass at Bryant is for a large set of parks.
  There's only the one disc golf course, but I can see
where a group of parks (like North Valley and Kaposia
for instance) could get together and have a yearly
pass.  Could put this money toward things like wood
chips and signs, take some pressure off the rec
departments' budgets, ease up congestion, and let
those of us who use the courses pay more for them.

There will always be tons of the free rec-9 courses to
get new players in, and give the teenagers a place to
hang out.

-- Jim


--- Spencer Madsen <spencer@...> wrote:
> Disc golf must really be hitting the mainstream; I
> saw a basket w/3
> discs on special in this weekend's FleetFarm
> newspaper insert.
>
>
>
>
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>      mfa-online-unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com
>
>
>

We should all carry some lightning plastic for such events.  If you
see this happen just whip it at his knees and hope you can muster
some accuracy.  If you miss...who cares, you ain't gonna throw it
anyways.

maybe we should start carring slingshots with marbles that will fix the
little basterds


>From: "doug" <dougmichelerose@...>
>Reply-To: mfa-online@yahoogroups.com
>To: mfa-online@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: [mfa-online] stolen disc
>Date: Tue, 27 Apr 2004 00:37:22 -0000
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you got to be kidding me


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Disc golf must really be hitting the mainstream; I saw a basket w/3
discs on special in this weekend's FleetFarm newspaper insert.

heres one better for ya
playing oakwood today with friends.....my friend dan was the last of
4 to drive on 8.....his drive is decent but left of the fairway, some
kid wearing a hooded sweatshirt comes running outa the bushes, grabs
his disc and takes off down the fairway at full speed....now hes 50+
yards away already and going full speed away from us. no way in hell
were gonna catch him!!

just very fu@#$d up!!!

Doug

Rick Sanders <flyingdisc55075@...> wrote:
Brian
Rick here I have a bunch of flyers made up to put at
the courses right now. What I would like to know is
how much is the bounty going to be for the recovery of
these baskets. I have talked to a few people about
this idea of mine. all we need is to get it approved
and run with it. The flyers can go up this weekend at
the local courses. Trust me I want to catch these
bastards so damn bad. Break those fingers.. Anyway
could you call the house tonight. 651-552-8654

Peace
Viper




--- Brian Donahue
wrote:
> time to renew talks about the MFA basket recovery
> reward program, and
> decide on a means to curb theft. What will it take?
> I definitely think
> we should post a flyer on all courses, alerting
> players to the theft,
> and perhaps write a public awareness piece for all
> the local
> newspapers, park board people, and police. I have
> some artwork for the
> flyer already—a basket on the side of a milk carton.
> I just need some
> copy from someone who wants to write it. Snelson,
> what do you think? We
> have a board of volunteers to address this problem
> already right?
>
> Brian Donahue
> MFA Secretary
> 612-827-0444
> brian-bedesign@...
>
>
>
>
>
> On Thursday, April 22, 2004, at 05:31 PM, greg stein
> wrote:
>
> > It seems like the current way we secure our
> beloved baskets is
> > ineffective.  How are they being removed???!!!
> Helicopter?
> > BullDozer? Saw? Taking out the bolts?
> >
> > Perhaps we can come up with some designs which
> will stop some of
> > these methods of theft.  I don't know how they are
> being removed so
> > my nerd powers are no good.
> >
> >
> > --- In mfa-online@yahoogroups.com, "Tony McGibbon"
>
> > wrote:
> > > Okay all you peeps that do not have
> jobs....Please go and camp out
> > on
> > > the course nearest you.  All summer long.  We'll
> have Meals on
> > Wheels
> > > deliver to you!
> > >
> > > Anyone know of a place where cheap surveillance
> equipment can be
> > had?
> > >
> > > I want to catch one of these dolts sooo bad!!!
> Hmmmm...I may need
> > to
> > > camp out at NV tonight or something.
> > >
> > >
> > > --- In mfa-online@yahoogroups.com, "doug"
>
> > > wrote:
> > > > my friend just called and said that #s 5 and
> 18 are missing from
> > > > oakwood....i left a message with the parks
> dept and will speak
> > with
> > > > them tomorrow.
> > > >
> > > > Doug
> > > >
> > > > --- In mfa-online@yahoogroups.com, ck34@a...
> wrote:
> > > > > Dan Lang reported this morning that basket
> #1 was stolen
> > > apparently
> > > > sometime
> > > > > last night. The Park Dept has been notified.
> > > > >
> > > > > - Chuck
> > > > >
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Rick

Send a copy to me I will cover the 4 on my side of town (Crystal-Plymouth)

I wish I could camp out

Here's a thought

what about a cable all the way thru pole to top attached to an anchor in the
ground  I dont know how feasible just thinking out loud



Sean






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Timmy had a tough round this morning and dropped back. He rebounded with a
strong 46 to finish tied with Walt Haney in 8th. Middlecamp came in with a solid
10th place tied with Heeren and Wyngaard.

Live Final 9 scoring should start about 3pm our time. Climo is leading by one
over Keith Warren and Cam Todd. Schweberger, Schultz and McCray should be
playing off for the 4th spot in the Finals right now.

http://www.pdgatour.com/results.php

Click on Live Scoring link when it shows up soon.

- Chuck


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Those of not going to Standing Rocks Saturday May 1st. We hope to see you at the
Calvary Open. Registration 8-9:30.
We will be playing 18, using some of the original holes that were taken out due
to erosion and the water tower project.
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Cam takes the lead with a hot second round, Timmy still one back,
tied with Climo.  Go TG, way to represent MN.
--- In mfa-online@yahoogroups.com, ck34@a... wrote:
> After round 1 at Bowling Green, Climo in at 43 with Gill, Todd and
McCree one
> back. Middlecamp is one further back in 6th with Keith Warren and
last week's
> winner 16-yr old, Matt Orum.
>
> Schultz had it rough and is 7 back in 40th place with a first
round 50. His
> cheesehead rival Hereen is in 24th with a 48.
>
> - Chuck
>
> http://www.pdga.com/tournament/tournament_results.php?
TournID=3998#Open
>
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After round 1 at Bowling Green, Climo in at 43 with Gill, Todd and McCree one
back. Middlecamp is one further back in 6th with Keith Warren and last week's
winner 16-yr old, Matt Orum.

Schultz had it rough and is 7 back in 40th place with a first round 50. His
cheesehead rival Hereen is in 24th with a 48.

- Chuck

http://www.pdga.com/tournament/tournament_results.php?TournID=3998#Open


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