The Colton Open is open for registration as a split tournament. The sign ups have not been what Joshua Cheney needs in order to continue the event July 15/16. This is his message:

So, I want to give everyone an update on the situation with registration and the event. When I split the divisions into their assigned days, I based it off of the set up Bill had last year. I also expected them to fill as fast as previous years. So far that has not been the case. With the current players signed up for both days is not quite enough to fill one day (not counting waitlist players). I put a hold on registration to allow players to waitlist and see how many players are actually able to play the event. I’m going to be honest in that the course is not cheap to rent out for the event and I have to reserve the entire course, whether its the full 72 players or 20. If I do not have enough players register, then I cannot run the event. I am going to keep things the way they are right now and allow players to join the waitlist. If enough player are interested in playing that join the waitlist for both days of play, then I will keep the event at two separate days. If there is not enough interest, then I will have to condense the event into 1 day and move all the currently registered players to the single day. Any players who were on the previous day that got moved that could no longer make the event would be entitled to a full refund and I would add players from the waitlist based on when the joined. I hope that this isn’t the case and we can run the event both days, but if we don;t have enough players, then it’s the only options I see possible. I will speak with the course manager before I make any final decision to see if there are other options.

So, if you know someone that is thinking of playing, have them join the waitlist! The more people I see join, then the more likely it is that we can keep it two separate days. I am going to wait until after this weekend to address the issue again, but if you have any questions, let me know. Thank you all.

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by Mike Byrne

Greetings SoCal Club!

If you’ve been wanting a fun two-round, one-day, SoCal Series tournament, and play MA1, FA1, or any pro division, take a ride up the mountain to Sky High/Mountain High North, Sunday, May 21. 

And although the Saturday Am day (except MA1 and FA1) is full, you’ll still be able to get in practice on the 9 holes not played in the tournament each round. Make it a weekend getaway and hit the great local  restaurants like Mexico Lindo and the Evergreen Cafe! And obviously the Wright Brew Co!!!! Registration

Also, if you’re a “Seasoned” disc golfer, did you know that registration is live for the Pasadena Senior Games at Oak Grove?!?!

Get your Advil and CBD cream ready and sign up today! Registration

After day one of the tournament, SoCal had a shockingly large lead of 63 to 17!

NorCal had no choice but to shake up their lineup drastically and hope for the reverse results on Sunday.

As the cards rolled in Sunday afternoon, two things were clear, Norcal did better than the day before, and SoCal would retain the California Cup water pail trophy!

Sunday scores: SoCal 51.5; NorCal 28.5. 

Grand total: SoCal 114.5; NorCal 45.5. 

I know that all SoCal hopes that we are in a new era of dominance (as NorCal has had), and we look forward to defending the coveted perpetual trophy next year! 

Cheers!

Mike Byrne

This is not part of the So Cal point series but trying something new to move tags around while showing our appreciation for those that work so hard for disc golf.

3rd Annual Bert Cotton Memorial Tournament Presented by Helix and Supported by Innova