ADGTour 2007 Final Standings

Here are the final standings for the ADGTour 2007. Planning is currently underway for next years ADGTour 2008. TD’s are invited to send their proposals to competitions@australiandiscgolf.com

Mens Open Points   Mens Advanced Points   Womens Points
Tim Marchbank 392   Ben Ayres 152   Cassie Anderson 250
Andrew Ferguson 345   David Bandy 140   Sally Hill 151
Kurt Karlsson 338   Ian Bycroft 128   Kathrin Centler 113
               
Mens Rec. Points   Mens Masters Points      
Jarrath Sweetten 136   Greg Sparksman 272      
Jamie Knight 94   Peter Stack 143      
Jason Howe 59   Michael Canci 37      

Image Full Standings Table

If you feel there is any errors or omissions in these results please contact paul.arden@australiandiscgolf.com to have corrections made.

– Arden

Australian Disc Golf Championships 2007 – Results

If there is one thing that was proven at the 2007 Australian Disc Golf Championships is that the Swedish know their disc golf, but the Aussies are never too far behind.  The event that capped off the inaugural year of the Australian Disc Golf Tour was very well attended, leaving little doubt of the growth of disc golf in Australia over the last few years has been larger than what most of us expected.  It was a lot of work for many of us, getting players packages together, inputting scores and making sure overall everyone was having a good time, but needless to say we were very pleased with the turnout and the smoothness of how everything ran.

(more…)

Australian Disc Golf Championships 2007 – Results

If there is one thing that was proven at the 2007 Australian Disc Golf Championships is that the Swedish know their disc golf, but the Aussies are never too far behind.  The event that capped off the inaugural year of the Australian Disc Golf Tour was very well attended, leaving little doubt of the growth of disc golf in Australia over the last few years has been larger than what most of us expected.  It was a lot of work for many of us, getting players packages together, inputting scores and making sure overall everyone was having a good time, but needless to say we were very pleased with the turnout and the smoothness of how everything ran.

(more…)

Armory Rattle 001

AAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!

What a joy it is to have a permanent course! This the second weekend with the targets in the ground, we simply couldn’t resist running an event despite having no tees, Father’s Day and very short notice. Martin Ryland-Adair stole the show; starting with a course record 48 (same as Luke Williams) and then following up with the first ever ace on this course: hole 7, from the short tee (174g dyed Champion Teebird). His game crumbled towards the end loosing 7 strokes over the last 7 holes to Kurt Karlsson who set a new course record (45) but Martin was still quite satisfied, noting that the ace was not only the first at the course, it was also the first ever for him. Congratulations!

(more…)

Armory Rattle 001

AAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!

What a joy it is to have a permanent course! This the second weekend with the targets in the ground, we simply couldn’t resist running an event despite having no tees, Father’s Day and very short notice. Martin Ryland-Adair stole the show; starting with a course record 48 (same as Luke Williams) and then following up with the first ever ace on this course: hole 7, from the short tee (174g dyed Champion Teebird). His game crumbled towards the end loosing 7 strokes over the last 7 holes to Kurt Karlsson who set a new course record (45) but Martin was still quite satisfied, noting that the ace was not only the first at the course, it was also the first ever for him. Congratulations!

(more…)

MADD MACQ’S 024

Just because the Newington course wasn’t ready for play yet, we didn’t cancel – we just swapped location for another MM. The shorts were back on, the sky was blue but the fountain had been turned off. Most of the talk was about the Newington course, the October Championships and yet another layout for Macquarie. For some, it meant relaxed play, for others difficulties concentrating. After the first round, Luke and Rod went to Newington for some course work, not to be seen again. After the longest lunch ever, we played another round and then hauled the baskets back into the dark dungeons of Macq Uni Gym where they’ll stay till October (we think).

(more…)

Queensland Disc Golf Open 2007 Results and Report

The 2007 Queensland Disc Golf Open was held last weekend with a total of 14 players from around Australia and even one from NZ attempting to win "The Chocolate to die for Cup". The event was won by Simon Feasey from New Zealand on the fourth hole of a sudden death play-off with local Tim Marchbank, after Tim made up 3 shots during the final nine holes of the competition.

There was also a team competition between Team Australia & Team New Zealand – results are included, click ‘Read more…’ to go to the full report.

(more…)

Queensland Disc Golf Open 2007 Results and Report

The 2007 Queensland Disc Golf Open was held last weekend with a total of 14 players from around Australia and even one from NZ attempting to win "The Chocolate to die for Cup". The event was won by Simon Feasey from New Zealand on the fourth hole of a sudden death play-off with local Tim Marchbank, after Tim made up 3 shots during the final nine holes of the competition.

There was also a team competition between Team Australia & Team New Zealand – results are included, click ‘Read more…’ to go to the full report.

(more…)

MADD MACQ’S 024

Just because the Newington course wasn’t ready for play yet, we didn’t cancel – we just swapped location for another MM. The shorts were back on, the sky was blue but the fountain had been turned off. Most of the talk was about the Newington course, the October Championships and yet another layout for Macquarie. For some, it meant relaxed play, for others difficulties concentrating. After the first round, Luke and Rod went to Newington for some course work, not to be seen again. After the longest lunch ever, we played another round and then hauled the baskets back into the dark dungeons of Macq Uni Gym where they’ll stay till October (we think).

(more…)