Tour dates and locations are listed below, followed by some general rules for the tour.
March 18-19: Battle on the Bann ‘23 in Northern Ireland
May 6-7: Sackville Showdown at Beech Hill Park in Sackville, New Brunswick
June 3-4: Flickline Rose Valley in Breadalbane, Prince Edward Island
June 24-25: CBU Open in Sydney, Cape Breton
July 22-23: Flickline Corner Brook in Corner Brook, Newfoundland
August 19-20: Flickline Dieppe in Dieppe, New Brunswick (maybe Kings Pine)
September 4-10: Discmania Open in Prince Edward Island
October 14-15: Iron Leaf in New Minas, Nova Scotia
November 4-5: Tour Championship in Hillsborough, New Brunswick
The tour itself will have a year-long point system that will be tracked and displayed on our website (www.flickline.ca). Players can use their best 5 finishes for their overall tour points.
The point system is as follows:
1st place = 25 points
2nd place = 22 points
3rd place = 20 points
4th place = 18 points
5th place = 16 points
6th place = 14 points
7th place = 13 points
8th place = 12 points
9th place = 11 points
10th place = 10 points
11th place = 9 points
12th place = 8 points
13th place = 7 points
14th place = 6 points
15th place = 5 points
16th place = 4 points
17th place = 3 points
18th place = 2 points
19th place and up = 1 point
In order to qualify for end-of-the-year prizes, players must play in at least 4 events in the same division.
Numbers of players who cash / Total number of players in the division
1/3
2/4
2/5
3/6
3/7
4/8
4/9
4/10
5/11
5/12
6/13
6/14
7/15
7/16
8/17
9/19
9/20
For all Amateur divisions the top 4 places will win trophies.
For all Open division the top 3 places will win trophies in addition to cash.
If you win your card on the final round you win a prize. Prizes get better the later you tee off. (AM Players only)
For every event, the winner of each division will be give a 24-hour advanced registration for the Tour Championship. After that 24-hour window, the remaining spots will be offered to the public.
In the event of a tie, the player who plays the most events will win. If it is still tied, then the player with the most first-place finishes wins. In the event that it is still tied, then the player with the best placement at the Tour Championship will win.
If, for some crazy reason, each of those scenarios still results in a tie, then the tied players will play a sudden-death playoff starting at hole #1 on the Tour Championship.
When you are on site, please adhere to the following guidelines:
With the influx of new people playing and watching the game, we hope that these guidelines will serve as a reminder of good event practices, and will help shape disc golf's future in the Atlantic region.