Moving up?

[Ring]

MOVE UP! MOVE UP! MOVE UP!

(What do you call a chick when you don't want her to be a pu$$?)

Panda??

[doc]

...a kitten??

[Cat]

Hey Duh...long time no see. Been watching your scores on the PDGA site. I am in the boat with you. Down here in the south, things are a little more relaxed. I moved up to Pro Master Women last year after winning over 50% of the tournaments I played in the year before. The Am/Adv. women's division was won by either myself or one other woman. I will say down here, there are a lot more women who play regularly which makes it kinda nice as far as competition is concerned. There was just a huge two-day tournament in Mobile this past weekend and there were 219 total players and there were four pro women, two pro master women and four or six am/adv women. Which in my book is a pretty good turn-out for the women.

If you are comfortable in your division, winning 80-95% of the tournaments you play in, try moving up for a six month period of time. Don't get discouraged though, just keep it real. You are a good and competative player. You will do well in the Pro division, should you decide to move. Take care. Good luck!!!!

[DUH]

Thanks, Cat!
My decision has been put on hold because I've managed to throw my shoulder pretty out-of-whack. I'm doing physical therapy exercises trying to get it back in good shape to throw. I plan on coming back & playing pro next year.

[Cat]

OMGoodness, Duh, you take care of yourself and that shoulder. Those injuries can reallllllllly be painful. Hope to see you on the courses really soon. Take care.