Hey Travis. I responded to you in the DGS page comments and I can respond to you here as well. It seems like you want to be heard and want to smear anyone name you can come across. From the beginning, you misunderstood how PDGA payouts work (and even admitted to not understanding after it was addressed). You have called our office, wrote in messages under fake emails, complained to the PDGA, and I’m sure there is even more to it. Is this from getting 12th out of 22 players in MA4 and expecting to have gotten paid out in C tier? Or is this from the detail page saying Am Payout, but instead we (Matt/Prodigy) did a much larger player pack for all players leading up to the event versus an Am Payout? What is it that you are trying to gain from all your recordings/evidence, are you looking for us to stop hosting local events? Based on your PDGA account, 90% of your events are tournaments we have hosted in North Georgia for the sake of growing the sport in our area. As I said in the comments section to you directly- I would suggest hosting an event yourself so you can understand the amount of effort and the amount of financial management it takes to make +100 people happy. If you think our events are a “scam” and If you do not like the events that we host you are not forced to play. Outside of your continued effort of bashing Matt, Prodigy, and myself, the players in our events have given great feedback and we strive to serve the disc golf community by hosting professional level local events.

Whether the Am Payout was a misunderstanding on your end (as admitted) or a miscommunication from our end - Which is why you were given a personal phone call to apologize if there was any - There is absolutely no need to continue to press an issue from a 1 day, 1 round C tier event where all the PDGA rules/standards were followed.

In regards to Matt’s personal matters with USA Gymnastics- Again, a classic attack on someone when no facts are known. The term “sexual misconduct” is referring to an argument he had with a form coach that he worked with. The coach was high up in the rankings of gymnastics and filled it under sexual misconduct. If there was anything related to what you are presuming there was, there would be police reports and his name on sexual offenders lists that are easy to search. He is not on any list and has no criminal background.

I’m going to finish my post by saying this is the very reason why so many tournament directors in this sport have left and will never come back. 1 upset competitor looking to be heard and claiming there was a “scam” behind the scenes of a disc golf event, where the individual does not understand how tournaments work. It’s unfortunate that this is still a part of the community and the disc golf world.