The Dragan Disc Golf Classic is now in its thirteenth year and 2013 marks the second year of its return to the classic one-day, noon start format for which the tournament is famous.

As a PDGA B-tier event, the pro purse will have a minimum of $500 added, with the possibility of more added depending on sponsorship.  Twenty spots will be reserved for the Pro Open & Pro Women's divisions through May 18, 2013.  After that, if any of those twenty spots remain, they will opened up on a first-come, first-served basis.

Total player capacity for the event is just 72 players.  Past DDGCs have sold out in advance, including last year's event which filled to capacity over three weeks before the event.  Do not miss your chance to sign up and play this historic event.

Online and by mail pre-registration will open on February 1, 2013.  Mark that date and don't miss out on your chance to take part in what has annually been the biggest PDGA event in Maine.

Who wants to play the Yetter?

The 2013 DDGC Pro Open, Pro Women, and Advanced champions will earn a free spot in the Eric C Yetter Champions Cup PDGA Supertour event in Newtown PA in September.  This is a partnership that began at the 2006 Yetter. Ricky Wysocki, Catrina Allen, and Derek Brazauskas will have the opportunity to play the 2013 DDGC free of charge courtesy of winning the 2012 Yetter Champions Cup.

One Day of Disc Golf Not Enough?

Is one day of disc golf at the DDGC not quite enough to satisfy your tournament jones?  Check out the second half of the MaineDiscGolf.com weekend, the Day After Championships, at Enman Field on Sunday, June 2.  In addition to playing a whole new tournament on new courses, DDGC registrants can opt to participate in an overall prize pool combining scores from both events (DT9 excluded).