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2016-17 PDGA Canada Annual Report FINAL – February 2017 Team Canada at the 2016 PDGA-WFDF World Team Championships Credit: Moonrider Productions
2016-17 PDGA Canada Annual Report
FINAL – February 2017
Team Canada at the 2016 PDGA-WFDF World Team Championships
Credit: Moonrider Productions
Professional Disc Golf Association
Brian Hoeniger, International Director
5 Dacotah Ave, Toronto ON, CANADA M5J 2E4
Tel: (416) 203-0912 Email: [email protected]
Headquarters: 3828 Dogwood Lane
Appling GA USA 30802-3012
(706) 261-6342 [email protected]
www.pdga.com
Introduction:
To PDGA Canada Coordinators, Tournament Directors, and Members:
Greetings Folks, and welcome to a brand new season of disc golf across the great white north.
PDGA Canada was set up in 2007 as a small branch office of PDGA headquarters in USA, with the purpose of supporting and promoting disc golf and PDGA activities in Canada. Currently the PDGA International Director works as Canada Manager an average of about 4-6 hours a week. His roles include Treasurer of PDGA Canada funds, reviewing event reports prior to PDGA database entry, working with the elected PDGA Provincial Coordinators and Provincial Disc Sports bodies, and responding to requests and inquiries from Canadian TDs, members, new course developers, etc.
As you probably already know 2016 was a year filled with milestones for disc golf and the PDGA. On top of having record growth once again in both PDGA membership and events, the sport saw new levels of media exposure, on-line promo and learn to play videos, new well-organized professional tours, new distance world records, and much more. All told PDGA current membership grew by an impressive 17% to more than 35,000 members in 46 different countries, while the 3,105 PDGA Tour events worldwide represented an increase of almost 20%. Here is a great synopsis of 2016, the year that was: http://www.pdga.com/bar-set-record-height-2016-aimed-higher-2017 .
Canada was a significant contributor to all these positive trends which show no signs of slowing down. To this end, this annual report aims to inform you about PDGA Canada and its activities. Hopefully it will also inspire you to renew your PDGA membership and sanction your events in 2017!
Part One: 2017 – the Year Ahead
Memberships & Events - PDGA Canada Protocol Please see the attached 2 page document on 2017 PDGA Canada Protocol for all the how to’s regarding renewing and new memberships, the official’s exam, event sanctioning at http://www.pdga.com/pdga-event-sanctioning-agreement , and submitting event reports and player fees to the Canada Manager. Here you will also find a list of PDGA Canada Provincial Coordinators and contacts.
All TDs of B & C tier events are reminded that they must have their event date(s) approved by their Provincial Coordinator prior to submitting their sanctioning agreement.
A number of resources for Canada event TDs and members are also available at the PDGA Canada webpage, including this report, the Canada TD report form as well as links to Provincial Disc Golf websites. You can find these resources at: http://www.pdga.com/canada
2017 Canadian National Championships PDGA Canada is pleased to announce that the Provincial Coordinators recently approved Toronto at the site of the 2017 Canadian Nationals. This fabulous event was previously held on the west coast, hosted by 2 of Canada’s and BCs strongest clubs – Van City United (2015) and Kamloops (2013, 2011). It is now expected that the Canadian Nationals will be an annual showcase event, that attracts players from across the country, and that rotates between different provinces.
The 2017 Canadian Nationals will be held Labour Day long weekend, September 2-4, on the Toronto Island and Etobicoke Centennial courses, in conjunction with the long standing and renowned Toronto Island Maple Leaf event. The tournament will have a capacity of 150 players, in celebration of Canada’s 150th anniversary. All info will be available at www.timl.ca and player registration will begin on May 1.
If your club is interested in hosting Nationals in 2018 please note that the deadline for bids is September 30, 2017. You will find the bid guidelines document here: http://www.pdga.com/pdga-documents/canada/bid-guidelines-canadian-national-disc-golf-championships
Martin Hendel, Ontario’s top player Credit: St. Thomas Times-Journal 2017 PDGA World Championships This year the PDGA will be holding 3 World Championships, with the Pros divided into 2 events, 1 for Open Men and Open Women’s divisions only, and the other for Pro Masters and older players. The Pro Open Worlds will be held June 20-24 in Augusta, Georgia; the Amateur & Junior Worlds will be held July 15-22 in Quad Cities, Iowa/Illinois, and the Pro Masters Worlds will be held August 12-19 in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Pro Open Worlds registration is based on Player Ratings while Amateur and Pro Master Worlds registration includes a specific window of time when only Canadian players may register. You can find the Invitation Criteria and Registration Schedules for all these events here (the official lists of invited players will also be posted here soon): http://www.pdga.com/world-championships
2017 WFDF Team World Championships The 2nd edition of this unique competition is being organized by WFDF and will be held August 23-26 at Essex University in Colchester, England. All the event details can be found at www.2017wtdgc.uk . PDGA has agreed to sanction the event at the XA tier level. PDGA Canada will once again be organizing the selection of our national team, beginning with an email to Canada’s top rated players requesting that they confirm their interest in participating in the event.
2017 USDGC Qualification The big news is that for the first time ever there will be 2 Canada event qualifiers for the 2017 USDGC. 5 places will be awarded at the BC Open (July 8-9) and at the TIML/Canadian Nationals (September 2-4). This event is the hardest in the world to qualify for and we hope that Canada’s top shooters will take advantage of this unique opportunity to qualify for and take part. The 2017 USDGC will take place October 4-7 on the fabled Winthrop Gold Course in Rock Hill, South Carolina. Here is where you will find all the information on how to secure your place: http://usdgc.com/?page_id=229 .
2017 PDGA Canada Sponsorships The decision to invest Canadian event player and non-member fees back into Canada is the PDGA’s commitment to provide direct return to its Canadian members and the game in Canada. As of the end of 2016, PDGA Canada had a cash position of just over $10,000. In 2017 we expect to collect between $20,000 in event player fees. This means PDGA Canada will have up to $25,000 total available in 2017 for sponsoring new courses, upgrading course equipment, single baskets for schools and disc golf promoters, sponsorship of Canadian Nationals, provincial championship, series final, and women’s events, media related initiatives, and other good ideas that will help to promote the sport and the PDGA brand in Canada. PDGA Canada will also sponsor the entry fee and jerseys for Team Canada at the 2017 World Team Championships, if it is determined that we will be sending a team to England. Other PDGA Canada costs include the Manager’s consulting fee and travel costs, the HST paid to Revenue Canada on event fees received, and basic office operating costs. See the attached 2016 Financial Report for more information.
All of you are encouraged to email me requests for support – a couple of well written paragraphs outlining your proposal, its positive impact and the amount of funds requested will suffice. In return all you are expected to do is provide proof that the funds have been spent and to promote PDGA Canada and its contribution to your club, course, event or school.
Please note the preference is to invest in new courses, course upgrades, schools programs and other primarily developmental initiatives, rather than tournament sponsorship. However a significant portion of PDGA Canada sponsorship will continue to go back into events based on demand and requests received, in the interest of spending the funds, while maintaining a modest balance in hand as security.
British Columbia’s Glen Whitlock, the original Disc Golf Tour-ist
Part Two: 2016 Year in Review
Canadian Disc Golf Demographics: The following 2 tables highlight Course Growth in Canada, and compare PDGA Canada Tour Events & Current Members in 2016 to previous years. Overall PDGA activity in Canada has tripled in size since 2012! Thanks go out to the Provincial Coordinators, to the TDs and to all the members for all their efforts in these regards.
PDGA Course Directory Listings
Canada 2016 Courses by Province
2001 35 2013 118 Alberta 31 Ontario 54
2004 56 2014 121 Br Columbia 52 Quebec 18
2007 82 2015 153 Manitoba 13 Saskatchewan 11
2010 101 2016 189 Maritimes 6 Territories 4
Province 2013 2013 2014 2014 2015 2015 2016 2016
Events Members Events Members Events Members Events Members
Alberta 7 55 4 49 6 81 8 97
Br Columbia 9 104 22 140 20 207 23 234
Manitoba 0 10 4 20 7 27 7 31
Maritimes 0 5 5 8 6 22 7 31
Ontario 15 164 18 217 20 286 27 349
Quebec 2 8 1 17 2 16 5 28
Saskatchewan 0 2 0 2 0 6 2 13
Territories 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 5
TOTAL 33 348 54 453 61 647 79 788
PEIs renowned Hillcrest Farm Course was designed by John Houck Credit: Hillcrest Farm Facebook page
Events Summary: Canada’s 2016 Major, A Tier & largest Provincial events are included in this table:
Prov TournamentName Dates Tier Pros Ams Players ProPurse
Leading Events
BC PDGA/WFDF Team World Championships Aug 18-21 XM 38 0 38 $5,000
ON Toronto Island Maple Leaf by Prodigy Sep 3-5 A 51 69 120 $9,310
ON Union by Sun Life Financial Dec 3-4 A 39 37 76 $6,385
Alberta
AB Spring Runoff Apr 30-May 1 C 34 57 91 $1,710
AB Big Bear Classic Jun 11-12 C 40 55 95 $3,010
AB Isle of Mull Jun 18-19 C 27 54 81 $1,721
AB Lost Egg Jul 30-31 XB 38 65 103 $4,195
AB Falcons Flight Sep 3-4 C 27 31 58 $1,705
British Columbia
BC Duck Golf #4 Tall Timber PRO Jan 9-10 C 40 70 110 $1,112
BC Duck Golf Final - 18 Pastures May 7-8 C 33 54 87 $1,187
BC BC Open Jun 25-26 B 43 58 101 $3,130
BC Lizard Range / Fernie Tourney Jul 2 C 26 38 64 $1,865
BC Huk City Hub Jul 16-17 B 33 42 75 $2,190
BC British Columbia Championships Sep 17-18 B 35 89 124 $3,205
BC Duck Golf #1 Langley Oct 1 C 36 69 105 $1,034
BC Duck Golf #2 Burnaby Nov 5 C 40 83 123 $1,147
Manitoba
MB MODS DG Provincial Championship Jun 11 C 4 71 75 $260
Maritimes
NB Showdown in Sackville May 28-29 C 7 24 31 $335
NS Iron Leaf Oct 1-2 C 5 24 29 $470
PE Eastern Canadian Championships Jul 8-10 B 23 32 55 $2,600
Ontario
ON O-Cup #1 Rivermede Apr 23-24 B 33 83 116 $2,465
ON O-Cup #2 Christie Lake Spring Fling May 7-8 B 24 70 94 $2,565
ON WGE - Ontario Women's DG Championship May 14 C 0 64 64 $0
ON Forest City Open May 14 B 23 49 72 $1,880
ON ODSA Provincial DG Championships Jun 4-5 B 33 81 114 $4,965
ON O-Cup #4: Midland Summer Solstice VII Jun 18-19 B 23 67 90 $2,075
ON Bronte & the Beast Jul 30-31 C 18 70 88 $1,420
ON Flatts Classic Aug 20-21 B 23 55 78 $2,130
ON Ontario Provincial DG Championship Oct 1-2 B 24 44 68 $2,430
Quebec
QC Championnat Provincial du Québec Aug 13-14 B 26 35 61 $4,025
QC La Grosse Coupe Sep 10 C 23 38 61 $716
Saskatchewan
SK Vibram Birdie Bash @ Springside May 29 XC 22 1 23 $0
Comments: Participation in PDGA Canada events grew by an unprecedented 35% from 3201 to 4311 players. The total PDGA Canada events pro purse also increased significantly from $78,975 to $95,430.
The inaugural PDGA/WFDF World Team Championships, hosted by Van City United, was the first PDGA Major event to be held in Canada since the 1987 Worlds. 6 countries competed in singles match play, best shot and alternate doubles, and Total Team Score - Australia, Brasil, Canada, Japan, New Zealand, and USA. While Team Canada dominated the qualification rounds and was seeded first entering medal play, they failed to seize the day when it mattered most, losing the semi-final to New Zealand in a playoff and the Bronze medal match to Japan. Team USA defeated New Zealand to take home the Gold.
Manitoba’s Bryan Freese is a candidate for PDGA Rookie of the Year. Credit: Moonrider Productions
The Toronto Island Maple Leaf, hosted by Dave Slater was once again Ontario’s preeminent event, paying out the largest purse country-wide, while the BC Provincials attracted the most competitors. Held in December, the Union set new standards for a charity focused tournament. Nearly every province or region now hosts its own championship event.
BCs Kristy Lee & Leanne Fulton played for Canada at World Teams Credit: Moonrider Productions
Canada’s Top Players based on 2016 PDGA Tour Statistics
Men Name PDGA # Prov Bracket Rating Events Cash
1 Matt Dixon 56161 BC Open 1013 4 $1,045
2 Martin Hendel 39469 ON Open 1008 15 $7,406
3 Kim Scott-Wood 19777 ON Open 995 3 $685
4 Chris Alden 9160 ON Master 992 4 $1,265
5 Dave Ross 7190 BC Master 991 17 $2,536
6 Zachary Newhouse 30259 AB Open 984 3 $599
6 Clayton Morgan 15660 ON Open 984 7 $1,593
8 Adam Hazel 13933 ON Master 983 6 $2,045
9 Robert McLeod 49897 AB Open 982 2 $63
9 Chad Gamelin 40481 AB Master 982 7 $933
11 Chris Ozolins 55049 ON Open 981 16 $2,751
12 Hector Diakow 27060 BC Open 980 14 $1,494
12 Rob Sharpe 53667 AB Open 980 5 $1,295
14 Greg Grootenboer 39668 ON Open 979 15 $2,457
15 Mark Dakiv 12505 AB Open 978 8 $1,228
15 Bryan Freese 62044 MB Open 978 22 $3,144
17 Casey Hanemayer 67314 BC Open 977 7 $782
17 Duncan Schulz 69075 BC Open 977 4 $250
19 Dave Brown 26165 BC Open 976 12 $875
20 Chris Hartmann 60726 BC Grandmaster 974 12 $1,480
20 Dave Northrup 9448 ON Master 974 17 $3,958
Women
1 Elaine King 3090 ON Grandmaster 925 21 $4,837
2 Kristy Lee 75818 BC Open 907 6 $225
3 Briana Ainsley 69890 BC Open 888 14 $685
4 Sandi Hendel 67835 ON Open 886 11 $500
5 Leanne Fulton 27048 BC Master 880 11 $1,607
6 Carolynn Howard 64522 BC Amateur 864 15 $0
Canada's All Time PDGA Tour $ Winners
Source: PDGA Database as of 12/31/16
Rank Name PDGA# Prov Pro Wins Career $
1 Elaine King 3090 ON 226 $85,577
2 Eric Vandenberg 3089 ON 69 $56,714
3 Glen Whitlock 3513 BC 74 $49,186
4 Michael Sullivan 3028 ON 27 $34,546
5 Jeff Malton 3539 ON 35 $30,929
6 Kim Scott-Wood 19777 ON 33 $24,714
7 Martin Hendel 39469 ON 28 $22,594
8 Dave Northrup 9448 ON 29 $21,495
9 Brian Hoeniger 4022 ON 20 $20,580
10 Dave Ross 7190 BC 44 $19,413
Financials & Sponsorship: Reflecting the growth of events across the country, and the player fees collected at those events, PDGA Canada was able to distribute $15,730 in sponsorship across the country in 2016. All told financial support was provided to 7 new courses & course upgrades, Team Canada’s entry fee & jerseys, 13 events including 5 Provincial Championships, 2 charitable event donations, and the Maritimes series. This is how the PDGA reinvests the fees paid by you, the players, in Canadian disc golf. Please see the attached annual Financial Report for more detail.
Participants in the 2016 Championnat Provincial du Québec had a blast! Credit: Pascale Robillard Outro For more information on PDGA Canada and PDGA Tour events across the country please contact your provincial representatives or myself. See the table of contacts in the 2017 PDGA Canada Protocol document that follows. Thanks everyone for all your efforts in support of disc golf across our beautiful country. On behalf of the PDGA, I look forward to working with you in 2017 and wish you good luck and a great year on Tour. Cheers! Brian Hoeniger #4022 PDGA International Director/Canada Manager Toronto Island, ON
2017 PDGA Canada Protocol
This document outlines the procedures to be followed by 2017 PDGA Canada members and events.
Memberships
All renewing and new (first time) PDGA members in Canada submit and pay for their annual PDGA memberships in US$ at: http://www.pdga.com/membership
Payment methods are credit card or paypal.
Prices are Pros US$75 , Amateurs US$50 , Juniors US$30 (Born 1999 or later)
After entering and paying for their membership, PDGA members can now print out a temporary copy of their member card. New members receive their PDGA# instantly and can then view their PDGA player’s page by entering in their name or PDGA# here: http://www.pdga.com/players. New Members who played in PDGA Tour events before they were a member can also get credit for these event results by emailing a list of the events they played, the dates of the events, and their division and places of finish to [email protected] .
PDGA members can also submit and pay for other members, such as friend and, family.
Affiliated Clubs and club members can submit their memberships at a $5/member discount by using their club’s assigned coupon code. See http://www.pdga.com/affiliate-club for more information.
Members will receive their mailed package a few weeks after signing up. All Canada memberships include the PDGA’s quarterly DiscGolfer magazine.
Officials Exam
Any current member can take the PDGA official’s test here: http://www.pdga.com/rules/exam . The exam is open book and may be taken an unlimited number of times until it is passed. Once passed, the member must pay the US$10 fee to be certified. Official’s certification is valid for 3 years. All PDGA Tournament Directors and all players competing in a PDGA Major or in a USA National Tour Series event are required to be Certified Officials.
Event Dates Approval and PDGA Sanctioning
PDGA Canada A Tier events submit their dates for approval to the Tour Manager by October 31 of the previous year. Once they have been approved they can submit their sanctioning agreements and pay their sanctioning fees. The following Canada events will be PDGA A Tiers in 2015: May 6-7 Christie Lake Spring Fling, Hamilton ON July 8-9 BC Open, Langley BC August 4-6 Peterborough Open, Peterborough ON September 2-4 Toronto Island Maple Leaf/ Canadian Nationals, Toronto, ON PDGA Canada B and C Tier events, which include more than 90% of PDGA Canada events, must first submit and have their proposed dates approved by their Provincial Coordinator. Once this has been done, they can apply for PDGA sanctioning, as follows:
All Canada events to be PDGA sanctioned must complete and submit the sanctioning agreement and pay their sanctioning fee in US$ at: http://www.pdga.com/pdga-event-sanctioning-agreement . All listed event TDs and Assistant TDs must be both current members and officials before the PDGA will list an event on the Tour schedule.
Sanctioning fees are: A Tier – US$100, B Tier – US$75, C Tier – US$50.
Payment methods are credit card and paypal.
Upon sanctioning the PDGA Office sends an event confirmation email to the TD. This email includes a link and password to the PDGA on-line scoring system (Tournament Manager) used for uploading lists of pre-registered players and unofficial event results. For more info see: http://www.pdga.com/apps/tournament/manager/help.php
Leagues For all countries including Canada, PDGA sanctioned Leagues are handled entirely by the USA Office. Sanctioning is US$25 per League, all League fees are paid in US$ to the PDGA Office, and all League event Reports are sent directly to the PDGA Tour Manager. For more information on PDGA Leagues please see: http://www.pdga.com/leagues
Event Reports & Player Fees
Canada TDs are to use the latest copy of the PDGA Canada TD Report form which can be found here: http://www.pdga.com/pdga-documents/canada/canada-event-td-report .
Completed event reports must be emailed to the PDGA Canada Manager at [email protected] , ASAP following an event, regardless of whether a TD has loaded an event’s unofficial results using Tournament Manager at the PDGA website or not . These event reports are then reviewed for completeness and correctness of information prior to official entry into the PDGA database.
Official results are generated when the PDGA office processes batches of event reports into the database. This is done about 20 times per year. Official player ratings are updated about 12 times a year by the Ratings Committee.
Canada TDs also send their PDGA player fees to the PDGA Canada Manager in CAD as soon as possible following their events (they DO NOT send these fees to the PDGA Office). Payment methods are.
By paypal sent to [email protected]
By Interac e-Transfer sent to [email protected]
Cheque in the mail, made payable to “PDGA”, sent to 5 Dacotah Ave, Toronto ON M5J 2E4
Player fees are: Per Player - A Tier $4, B Tier $3, C Tier $2, PLUS $10 collected from each non-PDGA member or non-current member. Junior division players are exempt from the $10 fee. These player fees should be built into and collected as part of the event registration system.
Tour Standards
All PDGA Canada events follow the 2017 PDGA Tour Standards as found here: http://www.pdga.com/pdga-documents/tour-documents/pdga-tour-standards . The only exceptions are CAD values are used in place of USD values, and PDGA Canada event reports and player fees are sent to the PDGA Canada Manager.
PDGA Provincial Coordinator & Canada Manager Contacts
Alberta Ron Falconer [email protected] (403) 835-2575
British Columbia Leanne Fulton [email protected] (604) 562-7834
Manitoba Joel Dion [email protected] (204) 292-7794
Maritimes Duncan Dixon [email protected] (506) 536-4124
Ontario Dustin Fournier [email protected] (905) 630-7325
Quebec Peter Lizotte [email protected] (819) 821 9363
Saskatchewan Murray Gordon [email protected] (306) 946-7788
Canada Brian Hoeniger [email protected] (416) 203-0912
Corrections & Changes
Email the Memberships Manager at [email protected] whenever you have a membership related problem or change and they will see that it gets fixed. For example, when a member has not received something from PDGA that they paid for, when they have a change of address, or when their name is not correct in the PDGA database.
Email the PDGA Tour Manager at [email protected] with any changes or corrections to an event’s information in the PDGA Tour schedule, such as change of event name, change of TD, etc., or to an event’s official results, such as missing player PDGA# or player rating, wrong player score or payout amount, etc.
Questions
Please send any questions regarding the PDGA Canada protocol to the Canada Manager at [email protected]. Thanks very much! V 3/5/17
2016 PDGA Canada Financial Report - FINAL as of December 31, 2016
Rate of Exchange: CAD $1.00 = US$ 0.7448 as of 12/31/16 per Bank of Canada & http://fx.sauder.ubc.ca/data.html
Description CAD US$ Notes
Opening Balance $7,958.77 $5,750.21 Per 2015 Year End Report to HQ @ .7225
Add Income
Player Fees $9,790.00 $7,291.59
$10 Fees $11,340.00 $8,446.03
Sanctioning $30.00 $22.34 Upgrade Quebec C Tier to B Tier
Courses Donation Received $4,500.00 $3,351.60 Canadian Badlands Ltd - for Drumheller AB courses
Difference in Rates of Exchange $177.48 Gain in US$ value of opening balance .7225 -->.7448
Sub Total Income $25,660.00 $19,289.05
Total Year Opening + Income $33,618.77 $25,039.26 Correct @ .7448
Deduct Sponsorships
New course & course upgrade
sponsorships$4,550.00 $3,388.84
La Barriere Winnipeg MB $750 Tin Lid Peterborough ON
$1000 VA Barrie St Thomas ON $300 Lloyd Park Calgary
AB $500 Fort St John BC $1000 Dawson Creek BC
$1000
WFDF/PDGA World Teams Event $3,330.07 $2,480.24 Event sponsorship & Team Canada entry fee & shirts
Ontario Events $3,000.00 $2,234.40 6 events
British Columbia Events $1,250.00 $931.00 Duck Golf Finals & BC Provincials
Women's Global Event $1,228.00 $914.61 BC ON & AB events
Maritimes Series $1,200.00 $893.76 Baskets Discs Scoreport
Other Events $750.00 $558.60 QC & MB Provincials
Charitable Donations $422.00 $314.31 Langley BC Food Bank & ON Brain Injury Foundation
Sub Total Sponsorships $15,730.07 $11,715.76
Deduct Other Expenses
Canada HST 2015 $1,304.53 $971.61 % of event income to RevCan less HST paid
Bank Charges $109.20 $81.33 HSBC Canada Account & CIBC Interac E-transfers
PayPal Charges $145.38 $108.28
Postage $142.36 $106.03
Sanctioning $33.84 $25.20 Upgrade Quebec C Tier to B Tier
Canada HST on Postage $10.72 $7.98
Canada Manager Consultancy $2,000.00 $1,489.60 Per Contract CAD $2K in 2016
Canada HST on Consultancy $260.00 $193.65
Sub Total Other Expenses $4,006.03 $2,983.69
Total Expenses $19,736.10 $14,699.45 Correct @ .7448
Closing Cash Balance $13,882.67 $10,339.81 Year Opening + Income - Expenses
Add Accounts Receivable $677.00 $504.23 Fees owed by 2 events received in January 2017
Deduct Deferred Revenue $0.00 $0.00
Deduct Non PDGA Revenue -$4,500.00 -$3,351.60 Canadian Badlands Ltd - for Drumheller AB courses
Net (Accrued) Position $10,059.67 $7,492.44 As of 12/31/2016 Correct @ .7448
Closing Cash Balance Represented by
PDGA Canada Bank Account $4,399.55 $3,276.78 Per 12/31/16 Bank Statement attached
PayPal Account $9,100.83 $6,778.30 Per 12/31/16 PayPal Statement attached
Cash on Hand $382.29 $284.73 Transferred to Paypal Account on 1/7/17
Total $13,882.67 $10,339.81 Correct @ .7448
Prepared by: Brian Hoeniger, PDGA Canada Manager 2/2/2017
1 2015 + 67 2016 ABC Tier events paid.
Two 2016 events outstanding as of 12/31/16.
5 2016 events did not pay fees = WGE, Birdie Bash &
WFDF/PDGA World Team events.
