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Rank: Regular
Joined: 9/30/2008
Posts: 58
Location: Hiding in Chuck E. Cheese's Ball Pit
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Hi. I am wondering how good the the novice division is for the ccs events. I am ok, but I cant throw huge bombs yet, nor can my dad. We are considering about playing A.J. Jolly that is coming up, and I just want to know how good people are in the novice division to see if we can compete without looking stupid. Thanks.
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Rank: Veteran
Joined: 10/25/2007
Posts: 267
Location: Cincinnati, OH
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There is a wide range of skills in the novice division. I have played with a few people that were playing in there first CCS. The idea is not to make them look stupid, as you put it. The idea is to help them with thier game. The people you play with in your rounds are happy to help. AJ is normally one of the smallest fields for the season, so the rounds are not as long as some others. Come on down, have some fun, and play the game you enjoy.
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Rank: Veteran
Joined: 8/2/2007
Posts: 176
Location: Hamilton (West)
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Don't worry about looking stupid. Tournaments are the best way to learn to throw.
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Rank: Veteran
Joined: 6/4/2007
Posts: 152
Location: Fairfield Ohio/on the discgolf course
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they really are and meeting the wright people thats how i learned its not about looking stupid its about having fun and learning how to play the game
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Rank: Tree Hukker
Joined: 9/4/2008
Posts: 31
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NKY...nothing stupid. I played my first CCS event in 02' and trust me, if there was a "stupid" I was that one...haha. But for real, the people are very nice and never look at players in that way. Your good to go and I highly suggest you play the CC. It is the doorway to so many tourneys in the midwest!!!
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