Battle of Seattle **WSS B-tier** presented by Chainbanger'z June 11/12 Seatac/Lakewood

[maynard]

Geez Jub do you think all the people on the forum cant see right thru your probe and what your intentions are by doing so? Is the CSI scandal still getting at you? Looks like your just trying to pull someone down to your level...

[maynard]

Oh and by the way, Great job on the tourney! The player packs were great and everything went smoothly from start to finish... You guys ran a great show and it was fun watching the action packed final 9!

[kylesmart]

Originally Posted by maynard

Oh and by the way, Great job on the tourney! The player packs were great and everything went smoothly from start to finish... You guys ran a great show and it was fun watching the action packed final 9!

So I was the one who had some things to say about the raymond Seick invitational. Wow the TD for battle of seattle really stepped up and ran a great event from an Am's perspective.
My version included playing the Dub's the night before with the gentlemen although new to disc golf who were the ones from natural creations who put in the tee pads and benches. Great playing with them and thanks for all the hard work you put in there.
Seatac sucked but hey its seatac. Lakewood was good both days. i like playing the same course but different.
The payouts. i finished in like 20th and was happy that i got as much scrit as i did. because again being from the east side its nice to go home with at least one disc (non players pack).
Thank you again players pack was awesome. A disc of the event, a mini, cool chainbangers stuff, shirt, and the rest really made my $40 event worth it, even if i were to finish dead last.
Event ran smothly except the second round at seatac we were all there like WTF where is the TD.
The awards ceremony,raffle, thank yous people needed to speak louder come yell at us.
All in All cant wait to play future events held there.
Ohh yeah and SQUIRREL!

[Rideout]

That’s pretty funny that you guys thought you were waiting such a long time for the TD on Saturday afternoon. The flier said that the second round players meeting would be about 2:15 and that the round would start at about 2:30.

After coordinating all the scores with the other course, I pulled into TC at Seatac at 2:25 and had the round started at 2:40.

I try to run a very tight ship and I am quite surprised at how impatient some of you guys were about me being 10 minutes late on an estimated time. Trust me – if you keep playing in tourneys, 10 minutes is hardly a wait.

This is the first time that I have had to coordinate scores between two different course seperated by a 10 minute drive. I think we pulled it off pretty good for you guys.

[ericedge]

A few PICTURES from the finals.

[maynard]

Great pix's Edge! Thanks for sharing...

[forehandfranz]

Originally Posted by ericedge

A few PICTURES from the finals.

Great images - as usual, Eric!

[PuttsRrad]

We'd like to thank Keith Lionetti, Adam Clark, Thomas Little, and their crew for working around the clock to make this happen. Chainbangerz sure knows how to work hard, long hours in order to make something like this a success. We're glad they brought Mike Rideout and Eric Edgerton along for the ride. Nothing like having people on board who know what they are doing! Thank you! What a great tournament.

[Rideout]

Thank you-

Tim Coye was the other TD & played a major role in the planning of the Battle.


I still can't believe how many hours the Chainbanger'z crew put into the course redesign and the planning of the Battle. Very awesome!!!!

[Yardbird]

I know this has been said multiple times, but is worth saying again.

The course conditions were amazing, especially Sea-Tac.

Thanks to all that helped in preparing the courses for the Battle.