On the 18th July 2010 Quarry Park Golf course will be hosting the inaugural One Day Wonder. 

This is a PDGA C  - Tier rated tournament incorporating Open, Advanced and Intermediate Amateur divisions.  You do not need to be a PDGA member to play however membership will give you use of the PDGA ratings system which is a great way of tracking your development similar to the handicap system in golf.  You can join the PDGA for free by becoming a member of the BDGA (the British Disc Golf Association - £24 yearly membership, gives a £5 reduction to all British Tour events)

The BDGA stattos have been playing with the Hotlist Data and can now announce the player dashboard. Click the thumbnail to go see any BDGA player's 2010 Tour performance. You can see all their rounds and how each round related to their rating at the time of the event.

You can also view the BDGA Tour summary (click here ) and jump from there to the player dashboard by clicking on the player's name.

The Bristol Open was held this year over the weekend of the 21^st/22^nd May. 

It was played over a challenging 12 hole temporary course lovingly prepared by the Bristol crew through the woods and over the hills of the south end of Ashton Court Estate. 

The event drew an almost capacity field and the competitors were greeted by two days of stunning weather. 

UPDATED! 3 June - Bristol Open includedl!

We've taken some more data from the PDGA.com webpagesand can now reveal which players are smashing through their ratings. Click the link to the right to see a review of who's played the best rated rounds at each event in the 2010 BDGA Tour.

After a weekend of weather described by many as "good practice for Mull", the windswept results of Burnlaw are:
Open
1 Bruce Webber
2 Ivan Bromage
3 Chris O'Brien
4 Conor Davies
5 Woody Harding

Of note is that all the top players were the touring stalwarts - none of the young crop of players managed to cope well enough in the wind to reach the final.

Full results are already up on the PDGA website .

 Thanks to all at Burnlaw for another great event. See you there again in September!

**Updated to include Mull results!***

We did some analysis to look at how a player's PDGA rating compare to their average round rating for all the events at a tournament. Click on the thumbnail below to see the results

Derek Robins wins the second event of the 2010 British Tour, The Chilly Chuck.

The event was held this weekend at Derek’s beautiful course Quarry Park in the heart of England.  With heavy snows falling on Thursday the hardy campers at the course had to pitch tents and sleep in minus temperatures.  With another snow fall on Saturday night nature seemed determined to prove the chosen name Chilly Chuck correct!

Not to be deterred the show went on as normal with entrants split evenly across the three divisions.

The Chilly Chuck – held at Quarry Park near Leamington Spa – will be held this weekend the 20^th -21^st February. 

This is the second event of the year on the British Tour and is the first of two events to be held at Quarry Park. 

Registration is still open for anyone who fancies the challenge this weekend. 

Format will be four rounds of 18 over the two days and no final for any division. 

Invite can be found at the following link: http://www.bdga.org.uk/index.php?option=com_docman&task=cat_view&gid=28&Itemid=34

Derek Robins came out on top of the toughest Open division seen for many years at the opening event of the British Tour Season. 

InFlight, the annual review of British disc golf, is available online for all to download. Click here to goto the InFlight page and download the PDF.

We would like to thank Innova Discs, Catch the Spirit, Croydon Disc Golf, Disczoo, Essex Disc Golf, and Quarry Park for their support of InFlight.