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Post by steelereign on Aug 18, 2015 8:45:57 GMT -5
If you don't qualify for R2Dubai, then you're practicing for Web.com Tour finals and playing the events unofficially for the interim. Meaning that I'm not registering for any events - just playing them "in-game" - is that correct? |
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Post by Doyley on Aug 18, 2015 9:14:50 GMT -5
If you don't qualify for R2Dubai, then you're practicing for Web.com Tour finals and playing the events unofficially for the interim. Meaning that I'm not registering for any events - just playing them "in-game" - is that correct? right - but give us a bit to get the inactive list up and running - it'll become much more clear then who's in and out - I'd be surprised if more than a handful from each tour are excluded from the first rounds of playoffs. |
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Post by Orion on Aug 18, 2015 12:11:10 GMT -5
Scott, Clarification needed. Is the CC Championship open to Web, Euro or PGA players to play in also?
Very nice will there be a filler event for us Europeans during the Presidents Cup? Not likely - will just encourage those that are interested in an event to play the Challenge Circuit Championship online. |
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Post by Doyley on Aug 18, 2015 12:26:37 GMT -5
Scott, Clarification needed. Is the CC Championship open to Web, Euro or PGA players to play in also?
Not likely - will just encourage those that are interested in an event to play the Challenge Circuit Championship online. No, just Challenge Circuit members - the above quote was just for those looking for an event to play in-game. They won't be able to submit scores unless they own a CC tour card |
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Post by Orion on Aug 18, 2015 12:42:52 GMT -5
Thank You, Scott.Scott, Clarification needed. Is the CC Championship open to Web, Euro or PGA players to play in also?
No, just Challenge Circuit members - the above quote was just for those looking for an event to play in-game. They won't be able to submit scores unless they own a CC tour card
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Post by Deleted on Aug 18, 2015 18:10:36 GMT -5
Just incase anyone hasn't seen there's going to be an unofficial Ryder Cup between the PGA Tour and Euro Tour. Anyone who holds one of those tour cards can take part as its just for bragging rights.
Sign up is in the Clubhouse section, would like to see some more PGA guys sign up as not many have so far.
Also putting together a Tiered 1 round Stableford event where players of different skills will be randomly drawn into teams of 3. Info on that is in the Clubhouse section too, not many CC or Web players have signed up yet, you will be teamed up with a PGA or Euro player so everyone has a chance.
Hope to see you in the sign up area.
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ALinquist
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Post by ALinquist on Aug 20, 2015 20:06:53 GMT -5
I'm trying to understand what's happening - is the Race to Dubai the top 78 or top 125 like the FedEx Cup? The Euro Tour section seems to say top 78 but the updated active player money lists and web.com finals sections seem to imply the top 125 active euro players will start the Race. Which is it?
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Post by Doyley on Aug 20, 2015 21:15:07 GMT -5
I'm trying to understand what's happening - is the Race to Dubai the top 78 or top 125 like the FedEx Cup? The Euro Tour section seems to say top 78 but the updated active player money lists and web.com finals sections seem to imply the top 125 active euro players will start the Race. Which is it? Top 78, we'll fix the money list soon |
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ALinquist
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Post by ALinquist on Aug 20, 2015 22:25:46 GMT -5
I'm trying to understand what's happening - is the Race to Dubai the top 78 or top 125 like the FedEx Cup? The Euro Tour section seems to say top 78 but the updated active player money lists and web.com finals sections seem to imply the top 125 active euro players will start the Race. Which is it? Top 78, we'll fix the money list soon Is it still top 100 in order to not play in the web.com finals? I think when all pga players are filtered out, I'll be between 78 and 100. By the way, thanks for all your hard work. I'm loving this. TGC Tours is one of the most enjoyable things I take part in on regular basis. |
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Post by Doyley on Aug 20, 2015 22:30:10 GMT -5
Top 78, we'll fix the money list soon Is it still top 100 in order to not play in the web.com finals? I think when all pga players are filtered out, I'll be between 78 and 100. By the way, thanks for all your hard work. I'm loving this. TGC Tours is one of the most enjoyable things I take part in on regular basis. Yes, if you are 100 to 79 - you'll have a few weeks off but retain your Web card. |
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Post by misternic on Aug 21, 2015 1:48:22 GMT -5
Web.com question, mainly cuz I am nervous and not willing to wait it out...
Fact: Top 10 on the Web money list get a PGA or Euro Card.
Question: Does the top 10 on the money list include "inactive" players? Or will they be skipped over for the top 10 "active players" on Web money list?
Question 2: Will Web.com players with enough Fed Ex points be allowed to compete in the Fed Ex? EXAMPLE Nick Nevedsky is 127 in Fed Ex as he has been up and down on the PGA.
Question 3: If a player in the Web.com top 10 money list earns a PGA or Euro card in another manner (Fed ex or Race for Dubai) will that still count as a top 10 spot taken up in Web money, or will it be top 10 in web money (who otherwise did not earn a card?). EXAMPLE Stephen Thompson and Vincent Acosta currently have PGA cards (as does Balzhiser) and could "earn" PGA cards by playing well over the next few weeks.
Thanks - I am 12th, and want to know other than me, who I need to cheer for....
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Post by Doyley on Aug 21, 2015 2:11:22 GMT -5
Web.com question, mainly cuz I am nervous and not willing to wait it out... Fact: Top 10 on the Web money list get a PGA or Euro Card. Question: Does the top 10 on the money list include "inactive" players? Or will they be skipped over for the top 10 "active players" on Web money list? Question 2: Will Web.com players with enough Fed Ex points be allowed to compete in the Fed Ex? EXAMPLE Nick Nevedsky is 127 in Fed Ex as he has been up and down on the PGA. Question 3: If a player in the Web.com top 10 money list earns a PGA or Euro card in another manner (Fed ex or Race for Dubai) will that still count as a top 10 spot taken up in Web money, or will it be top 10 in web money (who otherwise did not earn a card?). EXAMPLE Stephen Thompson and Vincent Acosta currently have PGA cards (as does Balzhiser) and could "earn" PGA cards by playing well over the next few weeks. Thanks - I am 12th, and want to know other than me, who I need to cheer for.... 1. Inactive players will be skipped as will those with pro tour cards 2. No, you need a PGA Tour card to play our FedEx Cup Playoffs and a European Tour card to play our Race to Dubai events 3. Once you get a PGA card you are not counted on Web.com Money list (see #1). Balzhiser has a tour card for next year due to battlefield promotion - the others will have to earn it via Web.com Tour finals (should be easy as there will be lots of cards available) if they don't make it into the top 100 of FedEx points after the 2nd event of the playoffs. |
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Post by misternic on Aug 21, 2015 2:15:32 GMT -5
Thanks Doyley! It will be even more tragic then if I drop out of the top 10 due to crappy play.  |
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Post by Doyley on Aug 21, 2015 18:57:32 GMT -5
minor change to how the Inactive list will work - easier on admin and simple for members to understand. Inactive Members
- Effective now
- Members placed on the Inactive List during the season will retain their Tour Card if they return that same season
- Members on the inactive list at the end of a season will be dropped 1 tour/flight (PGA/Euro to Web, Web to CC-A, etc.)
- Cards no longer stripped and a replay of Q-School not required for inactive members
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Kodiak_OS
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Post by Kodiak_OS on Aug 21, 2015 21:06:07 GMT -5
For the inactives, will they be removed from WGR or just a natural slide down from missing events? I'm good either way, simply curious.
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