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Disc Golf: Texas Women’s Championship

TWC Tournament Stamp From the flyer:

At Cat Hollow disc golf course: A women’s only PDGA B-Tier event to benefit the American Cacner Society to raise awareness for breast cancer. Directed by Vinnie Miller and Ed Coffey. Sign up by mail (attn: Vincent Miller, 2741 “b” Citation, Garfield, Texas 78617) or Friday before the event at the pavilion located across the street from the course. Saturday morning sign up will be from 8:00am thru 9:00am. Saturday’s players meeting is 9:00am. Tee off at 9:30am. The second round start time to be determined.

The largest women’s field to date was the 2005 United States Women’s Disc Golf Championships, where 51 Pro and Amateur women competed.

So far, about 60 women have signed up or have committed to play in what will undoubtably be the largest women’s field ever for a PDGA-sanctioned event.

If you only make one tournament this year, ladies, this should be the one. I wish I could be out there to watch at least 3 confirmed World Champions, but I’ll be in Bowling Green, KY that weekend for a disc golf tournament of my own.

Find more information or post any comments and questions you might have on the PDGA Message Board.

UPDATE: 52 women competed in the Texas Womens Championships, making it the largest field of women ever. Congratulations to all the winners (including Des Reading in the Women’s Pro Open division) and to tournament Vinnie Miller for having the vision to put together such a significant event.

Posted by Robbie Cooper on Thursday, March 10th, 2005 | Trackback |

5 Responses to “Disc Golf: Texas Women’s Championship”

Hello! I have not entered in a tournament yet. I have not played with women that have experience playing. Would this be a good tournament for me to enter in? I would also like to know if there is anyway to know if there are other women tounaments or not.

Thank you,
Najla

Left by Najla Gergab on June 3rd, 2005 at 4:46 pm

Please e-mail me the info. on the Women’s Champ. in Round Rock for ‘06. I heard a rumor that it was half and half Rivery and Cat Hollow.

Left by Rose Pilcher on February 26th, 2006 at 5:23 am

najla isfat overweight and a poser to disc golf,,,shesscandalist,,,she robbed a disc golf store and now trys to be like her x drug addict todd harris who supports her habbit of cocaine,,oh get this”she is pregnate to,,e- mail me ifyou want to know more!!

Left by lance on August 16th, 2006 at 1:05 am

kidatplay21stone@yahoo.com

Left by lance on August 16th, 2006 at 1:06 am

yah i do! if you have ever heard of so called pdga’s todd brigance than you should know that he doesnt think of the game as a team sport more than a way to sell his pot,,most drug dealers these days are found on the course for other reasons besides to play the sport,,its what i call the trendy wanna-be hippey faze for potheads,another way to network with freinds scandalizing with fellow man to make a buck,,thats so screwed up,,,,this isnt for —>”"people without a hobbie”If your a real pioneer of this sport you would know that it was based on talent aggressiveness,strenth ,focus, and teamwork,,not drugs and partys.. what the hell is wrong with you people,,this sport is for those who enjoy it,,”not tolerate it cause of pot, nor to use the disk as a pot tray for breaking up weed!! by the way!! i have notified the undercover following dfw and surrounding police stations of this action im taking,,”known as “the teamwork connection”…undercover agents are notified and areout on the courses doing studies on this affair as well as others im dealing with,,good-luck and remember “”its a sport” not a place for potheads!!sincerally::: the peace maker!#!$#%&@***

Left by unknown on January 31st, 2007 at 3:00 pm

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