Ratings Predictions???

[Joshua Olmsted]

the next rating update is right around the corner, this coming Tuesday the 20th, and I was wondering if anyone has any bold predictions about what their new ratings might be, I know many are anxiously awaiting the inevitable breaking of the 1000 mark for Mr. Arlyn. Personally I'm predicting that with my 6 new rounds coming in I'm going to gain one single point. Here's hoping I at least get that.

[Chuck Kennedy]

(pssst... he made it)

[Matt B.]

(pssst... he made it)

How did 29577 do? :biggrin2:

["Over the Hill" Bob]

I predict a continuation of my downward spiral. At least two points! :bricks:

Bob

[REDFIVE]

If my math is correct I should go up 2 to 3 points.

[chanman]

Im sure Dion is going to pass me up with his incredible performance at the USDGC. He deserves it. As for me, Ill probably move up a couple.

[ahukingacehole]

for three updates I have been stuck at 942, I think I will go up this time with one 1013 rated round going into the books

[snap7times]

Im sure Dion is going to pass me up with his incredible performance at the USDGC. He deserves it. As for me, Ill probably move up a couple.

Don't forget his RCO scores too... As for me, I'm hoping for at least 10 points! Averaged about 933 the last 6 rounds while being 911... so let's see let's see...

[OneDarkRebel]

It looks like Lane Mason may break 1000 again...although it doesn't look like Eugene Celebration ratings will be included in this next update (??) I hope to move to 940...those inconsistent rounds are killin' me!! Willamette Open is a prime example...975, 844(thanks #11), 945, 987. I'm just all over the board...more practice needed..

[killa]

I'minterested to see what kind of a jump Chris Gilberts will be taking...he's been stepping it up big time this year. I seem to recall the last update boosting him 15 points or so, and I wouldn't be surprised to see another similar increase. Way to go, Gilbey!

[olydiscgolf]

Thanks Kyle! I had a nice jump last update, I don't think it will be quite that high this update, but should go up a few.

[Matt B.]

It looks like Lane Mason may break 1000 again...although it doesn't look like Eugene Celebration ratings will be included in this next update (??) I hope to move to 940...those inconsistent rounds are killin' me!! Willamette Open is a prime example...975, 844(thanks #11), 945, 987. I'm just all over the board...more practice needed..

"although it doesn't look like Eugene Celebration ratings will be included in this next update (??)"

I noticed that those rounds didn't show up in my list, although the unofficial results are in. Does this mean that the TD report didn't get submitted in time? :pullhair::pullhair::pullhair::pullhair::pullhair: :pullhair::pullhair::pullhair:

Well it WAS only a month before it needed to be submitted.

[snap7times]

serious?

[OneDarkRebel]

I've not been a TD or had to submit a TD report, but from what I've seen before the ratings will disappear once the TD report has been submitted to PDGA so they can become official results and included in your player stats...correct me if I'm wrong but the fact that the ratings are still available on pdga means that the final TD report hasn't made it to the PDGA yet...

[Chuck Kennedy]

Correct. Or maybe it just got to the PDGA a few days ago, too late to be processed in time for this update.

[snap7times]

umm, td's only have 2 weeks to complete their reports, therefore it should be included in this update unless the PDGA has bent this rule or not following up or something has changed?

[OneDarkRebel]

umm, td's only have 2 weeks to complete their reports, therefore it should be included in this update unless the PDGA has bent this rule or not following up or something has changed?

I played the Turkey Toss in McMinnville, C Tier, on 7/12/09 and something similar happened. The results didn't show on PDGA until after Worlds. The problem there was that the report wasn't submitted correctly I think.

[snap7times]

2 weeks still applies... what can be done incorrectly, the report form is pretty much cut and dry...

[OneDarkRebel]

Well someone could PM the TD of Eugene Celebration then to see what the issue might be...

[Magilla]

Well someone could PM the TD of Eugene Celebration then to see what the issue might be...

Huh? Would that be Rebecca OR Tom...It was kinda hard to tell... :whistler:

Not that Im all that upset....with those rounds of mine my rating would have "crashed" so far, even I may have been able to play Adv Masters.. DOH! But then again at least 2 of them were SO BAD that they wouldnt have been used in the calculations. :puke:

[DoubleDees]

after breaking my middle finger and dropping to 985 im going to get to just under 1000 i think... stupid nights of drinking too much whiskey...

[snap7times]

the majority of those rated over 1,000 have thier drinking under control or don't drink at all... *that be cool if that were true*

[DoubleDees]

sorry... im an alcoholic and know it :)

[snap7times]

was only kidding, but after doing a little research, it seems more true than not...
and after a little digging, it appears that the eugene celebration has not turned in the td report to the pdga so therefore the pdga cannot include eugene in the ratings update. someone wanna help them get the report in? I would help but i'm a littttle outside of town...

[Flash]

umm, td's only have 2 weeks to complete their reports, therefore it should be included in this update unless the PDGA has bent this rule or not following up or something has changed?

For a B-tier I believe they have 30 days!

[snap7times]

nope, its 2 weeks...
www.pdga.com - pdga tour - tournament directors - documents and resources - tour standards - open the pdf, scroll down - see completed reporting (electronic td report) C and B tiers are 2 weeks, A tier 48 hours, NT 24 hours.
Payment of fees, all levels have 30 days.