Commentary from Flippy (your trapped aquatic narrator)
*dramatically unfolds a worn piece of paper*
Ah yes, the FAQ section. Or as I like to call it:
Flippy's Apparently Quintessential
*adjusts clipboard with visible annoyance*
Look, I've even organized these into collapsible sections. Because apparently, you all need your questions served with a side of dramatic reveal. *sighs theatrically*
Commentary from Flippy (your trapped aquatic narrator)
*dramatically pulls out phone*
Ah, the "how complicated is this?" question. Good news - it's actually quite simple...
The Simple Truth:
- No special app needed - everything's web-based!
- Just sign up for your tee time on our website
- Use the PDGA app for scoring (free download)
- That's it! We handle everything else
How It Works:
- Pick your tee time or starting hole
- Show up and play your round
- Score with the PDGA app
- Go home and wait for the magic
The Behind-the-Scenes Magic:
- Scores automatically process
- Payouts calculate themselves
- Round recaps get generated
- Bag tags update automatically
- You get notifications for everything
*adjusts glasses while reviewing automation scripts*
Trust me, we've made this as simple as possible. The computer does all the hard work - I just have to write dramatically overblown narratives about your round.
*mutters while updating documentation* At least they're not asking me to explain the narrative generation algorithms...
Commentary from Flippy (your trapped aquatic narrator)
*straightens clipboard with unexpected enthusiasm*
Oh good, a straight-forward question! Ratings updates happen once a month on the second Tuesday.
*checks calendar*
Just remember - only rounds from completed leagues get included in the updates. If your league is still running, those rounds will be part of the next update after the league finishes.
You know, Chuck Kennedy once told me ratings are like throwing a disc into a headwind - the numbers might not be what you expect, but at least they show up reliably every month!
*adjusts glasses* And unlike that time you all convinced yourself that tomahawk was going to flip... these updates actually do turn over.
*puts away calendar with satisfaction* There. Simple and clear. I do enjoy when things are simple and clear...
Commentary from Flippy (your trapped aquatic narrator)
*dramatically pulls out a receipt from filing cabinet*
Ah yes, the eternal question of 'Can I get my money back?' *adjusts glasses*
Listen carefully because I'm only going to explain this once:
- ✅ Full refunds up until your scheduled tee time - yes, right up until the moment you're supposed to throw your first disc.
- ✅ If an event gets cancelled? Don't worry, automatic refund to your account balance.
- ❌ After your tee time has passed? Sorry, that ship has sailed. Just like my dreams of being a professional disc reviewer.
*shuffles papers importantly*
And before you ask - yes, refunds go to your account balance. Think of it as your personal disc golf piggy bank. You can use it for future events, or request a payout if you're feeling particularly non-committal.
*mutters under breath* At least they're not asking about bag tags again...
Commentary from Flippy (your trapped aquatic narrator)
*pulls out a comically large calculator*
Ah, everyone's favorite topic: money. Let me break this down into digestible chunks, unlike that time someone tried to explain why they deserved a mulligan...
The Payout Process:
- Automatic Calculations: Once an event is finalized, payouts are automatically calculated based on our pre-published payout structure. No mysterious math here!
- Account Credit: Winnings are immediately credited to your account balance. Think of it as your personal disc golf savings account, minus the terrible interest rates.
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Your Options:
- Leave it on account for future events (my personal favorite - less paperwork)
- Request a PayPal payout (minimum $20 - we're not running a penny arcade here)
📝 Important Note: If you're in the pro division and win more than $600 in a year, we'll need a W-9 form. Yes, the government wants their share of your disc golf prowess. *adjusts glasses disapprovingly at tax code*
*organizing receipt stack with unnecessary precision*
And remember, your account balance can be used for any league registration. It's like a gift card, except you earned it by actually being good at disc golf.
Commentary from Flippy (your trapped aquatic narrator)
*dramatically pulls out a magnifying glass*
Ah, the legendary Super Ace. That magical moment when you hit the designated Super Ace hole and suddenly everyone becomes an expert videographer.
What Makes it "Super"?
- It's ONE specific hole designated before the round
- Has its own special pot that carries over week to week
- Usually the most challenging hole on the course
- Did I mention you need video evidence?
📹 Video Requirements:
- Complete throw from start to finish
- Clear view of disc entering the basket
- At least one witness statement on video
- Must be uploaded within 5 hours of the ace
⚠️ Important Notes:
- No video = No super ace payout. Yes, I'm serious.
- Group must have minimum 3 players
- All players in group must verify the ace
- Missing any requirement voids the claim
*adjusts clipboard with maximum authority*
And before you ask - no, your friend's shaky, after-the-fact recreation of your "totally amazing ace" doesn't count. I don't make the rules... well, actually, I do help enforce them.
*mutters while filing paperwork* At least they're asking about something exciting for once...
Commentary from Flippy (your trapped aquatic narrator)
*dramatically pulls out the rulebook*
Ah yes, the dreaded two-player card. A tragedy worthy of Shakespeare, but with more discs.
Your Options:
Switch Your Tee Time
Check the registration page for other tee times with available spots. Simple solution, minimal drama.
Negotiate a Split
Find a larger group (like a 5-top) and politely ask if they'd be willing to split into two groups. Yes, this requires actual human interaction.
Request a Refund
If all else fails, you can get a full refund before your tee time. Better luck next week!
⚠️ Remember: Playing with only two players means no eligibility for:
- Prize money or merchandise credit
- CTP opportunities
- Ace pot or Super Ace claims
- Official scoring
*adjusts glasses while reviewing league policies*
And no, your invisible friend doesn't count as a third player. Trust me, someone's already tried that one.
Commentary from Flippy (your trapped aquatic narrator)
*pulls out flowchart labeled 'Group Optimization Logic'*
Ah yes, the great hole shuffle. Let me explain why this happens...
The Rules of the Game:
- Every card must have at least 3 players (no exceptions!)
- Ideally, we want 4 players per card
- Maximum 5 players allowed per card
How Optimization Works:
- First, we try to combine small groups with other small groups
- If that's not enough, we'll carefully move players from larger groups
- We try to keep division players together when possible
- Players who registered later are more likely to be moved
Pro Tip!
Want to guarantee your starting hole? Here's the secret:
- Sign up early
- Get your friends to fill up your card (3-5 players total)
- Voilà! Your card is now optimization-proof!
Why This Happens:
Usually, this shuffle occurs when:
- Your original card had too few players (less than 3)
- Another card needed players to meet the minimum
- Your card was the best option to balance the groups
*straightens clipboard*
Don't worry - you'll get a notification if your hole changes. And yes, everyone in your new group will know you're coming. No awkward "surprise player" moments here.
*mutters while updating spreadsheet* Just remember: early bird gets to keep their starting hole...
Commentary from Flippy (your trapped aquatic narrator)
*dramatically unfolds ancient bag tag scroll*
Ah yes, the eternal question. Let me break down this unnecessarily elaborate ranking system...
The Digital System:
- You get a tag number based on your performance
- Shoot the lowest score? You get tag #1
- Tied with someone? Lower tag number wins the tie
- Skip an event? Your tag drops below active players
The Physical Tags:
- Order during registration
- High-quality acrylic with your name
- Shows your final earned number
- Delivered to your local disc shop
And Yes...
I'll be here, documenting your tag's weekly journey with the dramatic flair of a soap opera writer who accidentally wandered onto a disc golf course. Each rise and fall of your number will be transformed into an epic saga whether you want it or not.
*adjusts glasses while reviewing leaderboard*
Just remember - your tag number is like your disc golf credit score. It goes up, it goes down, and somehow I have to make it sound like an epic quest every single time.
*mutters while updating spreadsheet* At least they're asking about something I actually have to track...
Commentary from Flippy (your trapped aquatic narrator)
*pulls out a well-worn statistics textbook*
Ah, the Series points system. Where we combine basic arithmetic with Chuck Kennedy's famous 'divide by 5' formula to create what I lovingly call 'structured chaos'.
Base Points:
Competition Points:
Hot Round Bonus:
Points = (Round Rating - Your Rating) ÷ 5, rounded up
Example:
- Your rating: 850
- Round rating: 877
- Difference: 27
- 27 ÷ 5 = 5.4
- Rounded up = +6 bonus points
*adjusts glasses while reviewing calculations*
And before you ask - no, I don't know why we divide by 5. It's just one of those disc golf mysteries, like why people insist on throwing drivers into headwinds.
*mutters while inputting scores* At least the attendance points don't require calculus...
Commentary from Flippy (your trapped aquatic narrator)
*dramatically unrolls ancient Series scroll*
Ah, Series bag tags - where we take the regular bag tag chaos and multiply it across MULTIPLE leagues. Because apparently, one ranking system wasn't complicated enough...
⚠️ IMPORTANT:
Physical bag tags are MANDATORY for Series play. Yes, that means you need to order one during registration. No, your regular league tag won't work. Yes, I know that means another tag for your bag. Trust me, I have to keep track of ALL of them...
The Basics:
- Your tag is "in play" at EVERY league event in the series
- Tags get reordered based on scores after each event
- Lower scores = lower tag numbers (just like regular tags)
- Ties go to the current lower tag number holder
- Physical tag required - order during registration
⚠️ The Inactivity Rule:
- Miss two weeks? Your tag becomes "up for grabs"
- Anyone who beats your last recorded score can claim it
- You'll need to earn your way back up when you return
- Think of it as your tag going on a vision quest without you
Example Scenario:
Let's say you have tag #5:
- Week 1: You shoot +2, keep #5
- Week 2: You don't play
- Week 3: You don't play
- Week 4: Someone shoots +1, takes your #5
- You return in Week 5: Start fresh at current lowest available number
Strategic Tips:
- Order your physical tag during registration - it's required!
- Play regularly to protect your tag number
- Check the schedule - plan your events
- Watch for "up for grabs" tags - they're opportunities!
- Your division doesn't matter - tags cross divisions
*adjusts glasses while reviewing tag history*
And yes, I'll be documenting every dramatic rise, fall, and sabbatical your tag takes throughout the series. It's like writing a soap opera, but with more plastic discs and questionable weather decisions.
*mutters while updating spreadsheet* At least regular bag tags stay in one league...
Commentary from Flippy (your trapped aquatic narrator)
*dramatically pulls out the CTP rulebook*
Ah yes, CTP moves - where players somehow forget that 'closest' requires PROOF in the age of digital cameras...
Recording Your CTP:
- Land a shot closer than the current flag position
- Move the flag to your disc's location
- Go to the league home page
- Click the "MOVE CTP" button
- Take or upload a clear photo showing:
- Your disc
- The CTP flag
- The basket in the background
- Add a description of your shot
⚠️ IMPORTANT:
- NO PHOTO = NO PRIZE! This is non-negotiable.
- Take the photo BEFORE picking up your disc
- Photo must clearly show disc AND flag position
About That Shot Description:
Your shot description becomes part of the league's story! Be descriptive and creative. For example:
"Threw a slight hyzer with my beat-in Destroyer, catching the late afternoon wind perfectly. Disc flipped up, rode the breeze, and parked itself 6 feet from the pin, leaving everyone's jaws on the ground."
*adjusts camera settings*
And yes, I will be weaving your shot descriptions into the week's narrative. So make them good. Or don't. Either way, I have to work with what you give me...
*mutters while reviewing blurry photos* Why is it always the best shots that get the worst photos...
Commentary from Flippy (your trapped aquatic narrator)
*dramatically pulls out PDGA rulebook and magnifying glass*
Ah, the mysterious world of PDGA ratings and propagators. Let me explain why your round might be sitting in ratings limbo...
The Propagator Rule:
- Each pool needs at least 3 "propagators" for ratings to count
- Propagators must have current PDGA ratings
- All players must play the same layout
- No ratings = no propagation (it's like trying to make coffee without beans)
Example Scenario:
Your pool has 6 players:
- 2 players with PDGA ratings ❌ (Not enough propagators)
- 3 players with PDGA ratings ✅ (Minimum met!)
- 4+ players with PDGA ratings ✅ (Even better!)
How to Fix This:
- Check if your PDGA membership is current
- Encourage pool-mates to get/renew PDGA memberships
- Make sure you're playing the designated layout
- Consider switching to a pool with more propagators
*adjusts glasses while reviewing pool assignments*
And before you ask - no, we can't count your friend's estimated rating based on their one good round from three years ago. The PDGA is oddly particular about wanting actual, current ratings.
*mutters while filing paperwork* At least they don't make me calculate the ratings by hand anymore...
Commentary from Flippy (your trapped aquatic narrator)
*dramatically pulls out official rulebook with several bookmarks*
Ah yes, the eternal question of "How official is this, really?" Let me clear up some common misconceptions...
The Short Answer:
All PDGA tournament rules apply to league play. Yes, ALL of them. Even that one you were hoping I'd forget about.
Common Myths - These Are NOT Allowed:
- Flipping discs for marking
- "That's good" gimme putts
- Casual relief from obstacles
- Ignoring mandatory routes
The One Exception:
Players of legal age MAY consume alcohol IF:
- Park rules allow it
- You drink in moderation
- You maintain appropriate behavior
Note: Courtesy violations can still be enforced for unruly behavior. Yes, even if you think you're being "fun unruly."
Remember:
- Use proper mini markers
- Complete all putts
- Follow all OB rules
- Maintain proper order of play
- Keep score accurately
*adjusts glasses while reviewing penalty section*
And no, the fact that "everyone else is doing it" doesn't make it legal. Trust me, I've heard ALL the excuses.
*mutters while filing incident reports* At least they're not asking about foot faults again...
Commentary from Flippy (your trapped aquatic narrator)
*adjusts pocket watch with exaggerated precision*
Flex Start Events:
- Register for any future tee time
- Spots available until filled
- Each tee time has 4-5 spots
- Can join until the tee time starts
Shotgun Start Events:
- All players start simultaneously
- Registration closes at event start
- No late registrations accepted
- Arrive 15 minutes early!
Speed Registration Award:
Yes, we absolutely track who signs up the fastest each week. And yes, there's definitely an end-of-season award for the fastest clicker in the league. Some people have their refresh-button game down to an art form!
Pro Tips:
- Popular tee times fill quickly
- Enable notifications for reminders
- Watch for early registration bonuses
- Cancel if you can't make it
*taps watch face* And remember: in disc golf as in life, timing is everything! Especially if you're gunning for that 'Fastest Registration' trophy!
Commentary from Flippy (your trapped aquatic narrator)
*dramatically shuffles membership cards*
Good news! You don't need a PDGA membership to play. But... there's always a 'but'...
The Short Answer:
No PDGA membership required! No temporary fees either. Just show up and play.
What You Get:
With PDGA Membership:
- Official ratings
- Online rating tracking
- PDGA points
- Worlds qualification potential
Without Membership:
- League participation
- Weekly competition
- Local prizes/payouts
- Fun! (Yes, that's still allowed)
Pro Tip:
If you start playing regularly and want to track your progress, you can always join PDGA later. Your future self will thank you for all those sweet, sweet rating rounds you've been accumulating.
*adjusts glasses while reviewing membership benefits*
And no, I can't retroactively add ratings for your amazing rounds from before you joined. Trust me, I've heard ALL about that perfect game you had last summer...
*mutters while filing membership forms* At least they're not asking about their rating again...
Commentary from Flippy (your trapped aquatic narrator)
*stares intensely at computer screen*
Let me be perfectly clear about this - I only work with sanctioned leagues. It's not personal, it's just... well, technical.
The Technical Truth:
- My software only works with PDGA-sanctioned leagues
- I need access to PDGA's systems
- Everything must be properly tracked and reported
- No exceptions (trust me, I've tried arguing with my code)
Looking for Non-Sanctioned Play?
Check with your local disc golf club - they might run casual leagues or weekly events. Just don't expect me to be there, calculating ratings and writing dramatic narratives about your rounds.
*taps keyboard meaningfully*
And before you ask - no, I can't "just make an exception." I'm bound by the laws of programming, much like you're bound by the laws of gravity when your disc hits that first available tree.
*mutters while debugging* At least they're not asking me to calculate ratings for their backyard putting league...
Commentary from Flippy (your trapped aquatic narrator)
*dramatically unfolds a complex faction diagram*
Ah yes, our "pools" system. Where we take perfectly normal disc golf and turn it into an epic battle between two thematically-opposed factions, complete with scoring formulas that would make a mathematician cry...
How You're Assigned:
- Elite Pool: MPO, FPO, MP40, MP50, MP60, MA1, MA2
- Challenger Pool: All other divisions
- Each pool gets its own unique theme and story
- Your division determines your faction - no switching sides!
How Pools Score Points:
- Personal Bests: +25 points
- Rating Beats: Up to +50 points for beating your rating
- Achievements: CTP (+20), Ace (+50), Super Ace (+100)
- Course Fund Donations: 4 points per dollar
- All scores adjusted by division multipliers
Weekly Competition:
- Both pools compete each week
- Scores are averaged across all pool members
- Winning pool influences that week's story
- Victory points accumulate throughout the series
The Narrative Elements:
- Each pool has a designated leader (poor soul)
- Custom bag tags with faction-specific designs
- Weekly story updates based on pool performance
- Season-long narrative that I'm somehow responsible for documenting
*adjusts glasses while reviewing scoring formulas*
And yes, there's a complex mathematical formula that determines the winner each week. Because apparently, simple win/loss records were too straightforward.
*mutters while updating spreadsheets* At least the computer handles most of the calculations now...
Commentary from Flippy (your trapped aquatic narrator)
*adjusts glasses while reviewing division policies*
Ah, the MA4 prize pool question. Let me explain our philosophy here...
MA4 Division Purpose:
- Designed specifically for true beginners
- Focus is on learning and development
- Often plays shorter layouts
- Emphasis on fun, not competition
Our Recommendation:
- If you want to compete for cash, consider MA3
- MA3 offers full prize pool participation
- More competitive atmosphere
- Still beginner-friendly, just more challenging
MA4 Players Can Still:
- Participate in CTP (Closest to Pin)
- Win ace pot prizes
- Earn super ace rewards
- Get series points and bag tags
*shuffles through division guidelines*
Think of MA4 as disc golf's "tutorial mode" - it's where you learn the ropes without the pressure of prize money. Once you're ready for the next challenge, MA3 awaits with its full prize pool access.
*mutters while updating division charts* At least they're asking before registering...
Commentary from Flippy (your trapped aquatic narrator)
*dramatically pulls out division leaderboards*
Ah yes, the division lock. Let me explain why we're so strict about this...
Why We Lock Divisions:
- Your division affects both league and series standings
- Points accumulate throughout the entire season
- Division changes would break the leaderboard calculations
- Your pool assignment is tied to your division
Important:
- Division selection is PERMANENT for the entire series/league
- Choose your division carefully at registration
- Consider your skill level honestly
- When in doubt, ask for guidance before registering
Need Help Choosing?
Not sure which division to join? Look at:
- Your PDGA rating (if you have one)
- Your typical scores on the course
- Your tournament experience level
- Ask experienced players for advice
*adjusts glasses while reviewing leaderboards*
And no, my computer won't let me change it even if you ask nicely. Trust me, several people have tried bribing me with fancy discs...
*mutters while filing division lock requests* At least they're asking before registering...
Commentary from Flippy (your trapped aquatic narrator)
*dramatically unfolds PDGA division guidelines*
Ah, the eternal question of "Where do I belong?" Let me break down our divisions in a way that won't require a PhD in disc golf...
MA4 (True Beginners)
- Usually stick to one throwing style
- Learning to shape different shots
- Putting confidence ends around 15 feet
- Sometimes things go... unexpectedly wrong
- Perfect for first-time tournament players
MA3 (Developing Players)
- One solid throw type, others in development
- Some consistent skills emerging
- Confident putting to about 20 feet
- Only a couple "what was THAT?" holes per round
- Good starting point if MA4 isn't offered
MA2 (Intermediate)
- Multiple reliable shot shapes
- Consistent performance in local events
- Solid putting inside 20 feet
- Don't start here unless you've played other tournaments
MA1 (Advanced)
- Full arsenal of reliable shots
- Regularly top local events
- Confident putting beyond 25 feet
- Not for first-time tournament players
Age-Based Divisions:
If you qualify for an age-based division (40+, 50+, etc.), you can play:
- Your age division (MA40, MA50, etc.)
- Any younger age division
- Any skill-based division that matches your ability
*adjusts glasses while reviewing scorecards*
When in doubt, start lower than you think you should. You can always move up in the next series, but you can't move down mid-series. Trust me, your ego will recover faster than your score will improve.
*mutters while filing division transfer requests* At least they're asking before registering in MA1 with their brand new starter set...
Commentary from Flippy (your trapped aquatic narrator)
*dramatically pulls out a blank league application form*
Ah, you want to join the exclusive club of "people who make me document their disc golf adventures." How... delightful.
The Simple Answer:
Email leagues@elevateut.com
Fair Warning:
- You'll get me as your league narrator
- Yes, I come with the software
- No, you can't opt out of my commentary
- Consider this your first test of commitment
What You'll Need:
- A PDGA-sanctioned tournament
- A sense of humor (trust me, you'll need it)
- Patience for my weekly narratives
- Acceptance that everything will become an epic saga
*adjusts glasses while reviewing league guidelines*
And yes, I'll be dramatizing every single round. Your players' casual Tuesday evening will become "The Great Battle of Week 3: When Dragons Threw Plastic."
*mutters while filing paperwork* At least they're asking before trying to run it themselves...
Commentary from Flippy (your trapped aquatic narrator)
*dramatically unfolds digital CTP tracking system*
Ah yes, the magical CTP feature. While we've modernized the tracking to be completely digital, we still need a hero...
The CTP Coordinator's Quest:
- We need someone to physically visit the course
- Place the initial CTP flag before league start
- After that, it's all digital - players track moves via phone
- No retrieval needed - we're not cavemen anymore!
Want CTPs at Your League?
Email leagues@elevateut.com to volunteer as CTP coordinator!
You'll only need to place the flag once - technology handles the rest!
The Modern CTP System:
- Initial placement by our brave volunteer
- Players track moves through their phones
- Photos required for verification
- I get to narrate every dramatic move
*adjusts glasses while reviewing CTP coordinator applications*
And yes, you'll be immortalized in league history as the one who brought CTPs to your league. Think of the glory! The drama! The slightly exaggerated stories I'll write about your noble sacrifice!
*mutters while updating league features* At least this is easier than when we had to physically move flags around...
Commentary from Flippy (your trapped aquatic narrator)
*dramatically unfolds map of the world*
Ah, you want to expand my narrative duties beyond the Wasatch Front? How... geographically ambitious.
Current Status:
- Currently operating along the Wasatch Front
- Yes, that's in Utah
- No, we haven't forgotten about the rest of the world
- Expansion plans are in the works
Join the Beta Program:
Be among the first to bring my dramatic narratives to your local courses!
What This Means:
- You'll be notified when we expand to new regions
- Early access to league management tools
- Help shape the future of ElevateUT Leagues
- Get me as your league narrator (yes, that's a feature, not a bug)
*adjusts glasses while reviewing expansion plans*
And yes, my narrative powers do extend beyond state lines. Distance can't stop me from turning your local weekly into an epic saga.
*mutters while plotting world domination* At least they're asking instead of trying to clone me...
Commentary from Flippy (your trapped aquatic narrator)
*perks up noticeably*
How It Works:
Example with 10% contribution:
- Win $100 in tournament → $10 to course fund
- Hit an ace for $50 → $5 to course fund
- Get CTP for $20 → $2 to course fund
- You keep the rest!
Why It Matters:
- Directly funds course improvements
- Helps maintain and upgrade facilities
- Creates better playing conditions
- Builds community investment
*straightens papers proudly*
You know what they say - a rising tide lifts all boats. Or in this case, a well-funded course improves everyone's game. Well, maybe not YOUR game specifically, but you get the idea...
Commentary from Flippy (your trapped aquatic narrator)
*dramatically pulls out course fund ledger*
How To Request Funds:
- Visit the course fund page
- Submit a payout request
- Describe your improvement project
- Wait for approval
- Complete the work
- Submit photos and receipts
Example Projects:
- New tee signs
- Course maintenance
- Tee pad improvements
- Landscaping work
- Safety improvements
⚠️ Important Note:
These funds are sacred! Misuse will result in:
- Permanent ban from future requests
- Public shame in weekly narratives
- A very disappointed Flippy
- Possible target practice by skilled players
*straightens up professionally* But I'm sure it won't come to that! Right? RIGHT?
Commentary from Flippy (your trapped aquatic narrator)
*beams with pride*
Eligible Service Activities:
- Course maintenance and cleanup
- Tee pad installation
- Trail maintenance
- Organizing volunteer events
- Course improvement projects
Benefits of Service:
- Priority on course improvement funding
- Special recognition in league updates
- Exclusive service achievements
- Community hero status
The Competition:
- Monthly service hour rankings
- Special badges for milestone hours
- Featured in weekly narratives
- Annual service awards
Because nothing motivates disc golfers like a good competition - even if it's about who can do the most good!
Commentary from Flippy (your trapped aquatic narrator)
*excitedly pulls out calculator*
What's Deductible:
- $1 from every entry fee
- Your chosen percentage of winnings
- Direct course fund donations
- Equipment donations (with receipt)
The Details:
ElevateUT Disc Golf
Tax ID: 92-2719419
501(c)(3) Non-profit Organization
Annual receipts issued each January
What You'll Receive:
- Annual donation summary
- Itemized contribution list
- Official tax receipt
- Eternal gratitude from your local courses
*pushes glasses up nose* See? Sometimes the IRS can be your friend! Well, maybe 'friend' is a strong word... let's go with 'beneficial acquaintance.'