Team Star Team Dave Feldberg
Division: Open
PDGA#: 12626
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Hometown: Portland, OR, USA
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Year born: 1977
Pro since: 2001
2010 Events: 30
2010 Earnings: $35,348
Rating: 1044
Dominant Hand: Right
Titles: 2x European Champion 2006, 2011, 2008 PDGA World Champion, 2008 Japan Open Champion, 2007 Players Cup Champion , 2005 USDGC Champion
Website: www.davefeldberg.com
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Course
Location
Aman Ranch
Humboldt, CA
Mission Trails
San Diego, CA
The Canyon
Brooksville, FL
Showa Kinen Park
Tawichawa, Japan
Tournament
Location
USDGC
Rock Hill, SC
PDGA Worlds
Anywhere it's at
World Doubles
San Saba, TX
Lumberjack Open
Kalamazoo, MI
Kansas City Wide Open
Kansas City, KS
Japan Open
Toschigi, Japan
Bob West Memorial
Scottsdale, AZ
TOP FINISHES
2011
2nd Asia Open [B]
2010
1st Atlanta Open [A]
1st Australian DGC [B]
1st British Open [A]
1st Carolina Clash [NT]
1st Downriver Open [B]
1st Minnesota Majestic [NT]
1st National Tour Series [S]
1st Scandinavian Open [M]
1st Skylands Classic [NT]
1st The Memorial [NT]
1st The Ultra Glide [A]
2nd Charlie Vettiner Open [A]
2nd Forsyth County Open [A]
2nd Full Throttle Challenge [A]
2nd Japan Open [M]
2nd PDGA World Championships [M]
3rd Stockholm Discgolf Open [A]
3rd Sunshine State Shootout [NT]
3rd The Players Cup Match Play [A]
3rd Vibram Open [NT]
2009
1st Alaska State DGC [B]
1st Aloha Sushi Classic [B]
1st Asia Open [B]
1st Brent Hambrick Memorial [NT]
1st Copenhagen Open [A]
1st Disc Golf Hall of Fame Classic [A]
1st First Class Challenge [NT]
1st Ft. Steilacoom Spring Classic [B]
1st Sun Valley Open [B]
1st The Ultra Glide [A]
1st Vettiner Open [A]
2nd Moccasin Lake Open [A]
2nd United States DGC [M]
3rd Augusta Classic [A]
3rd National Tour Series [S]
4th Atlanta Open [NT]
4th European Open [M]
2008
1st Aloha Sushi Classic [B]
1st Augusta Classic [A]
1st Colorado State DGC [A]
1st Copenhagen Open [A]
1st Eugene Celebration [B]
1st Farm Classic [B]
1st Ft. Steilacoom Spring Classic [B]
1st Japan Open [M]
1st National Tour Series [S]
1st PDGA World Championships [M]
1st The Memorial [NT]
1st Zoo Town Open [B]
2nd Greater Tulsa Open [NT]
2nd Las Vegas Halloween Classic [B]
2nd Minnesota Majestic [NT]
2nd Moccasin Lake Open [A]
2nd Scandinavian Open [M]
2nd Vibram Open [NT]
3rd Bowling Green Open [NT]
3rd Full Throttle Challenge [A]
3rd Masters Cup [NT]
3rd United States DGC [M]
1st Advanced Points 1999 (record)
1st player to win every major
Home Course:
Dexter DGC - Eugene, OR
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Memorable Win:
My most memorable win was the Augusta Classic Supertour (2002). The reason is because I had to make a clutch shot to beat the best player in the world (Ken Climo). It was a controlled anhyzer (which is not my strong point) with OB on both sides - I threw it within 4 feet of the basket to seal my second Supertour of the year.Advice:
Practice, practice, practice. It pays. Do things to increase your luck. Also, most of us started with INNOVA DX discs, because they beat up and they teach you angles from Hyzer to anhyzer to roller. Learn as many different shots as possible. Practice in an open field, not on the course. Once you learn something in the practice field, then try it on the course, and GOOD LUCK!Goals:
Short Term - To not finish out of the top 10 at any tournament and to increase my focus and professionalism. Long Term - Win World Championship or the US Open - and to increase my luck.Additional comments:
If every one of you guys showed one woman how to play disc golf for every two guys you showed, there would be a much larger women's division. Then it would just roll over and the sport wouldn't be so one-sided. We will see you out on the tour!TeeRex
I have a red 167g Star TeeRex that's very overstable. Avery couldn't even turn it over. I released it with anhzyer over the water at the Memorial and it came back everytime despite the wind. Definitely an awesome disc.
Eagle
My go to Driver. I can count on its stability in all situations. I use this disc as my go between a Roc and an Orc. Great from 325-400 for backhand and 250-325 for consistent forehands.
Boss
The Boss is my favorite disc for distance shots. It gives me the distance and control to perform my best in tournament play. It has elevated my distance game. It works great for skip shots, low shots, high shots and any kind of disc golf shot you throw. Try the Boss, it will get to the basket first!
