2025 Davis Tech Open Discs

Davis Tech Open 2025 – Tournament Details and Course Layout

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The Davis Tech Open (DTO) is back, and it’s shaping up to be one of the most exciting events of the year. Davis Technical College offers a course full of birdie opportunities, but this year’s layout introduces new challenges. While the number of holes has been reduced, several have been stretched into par 4s to test placement, accuracy, and consistency.

Event Schedule

  • Check-In: 7:30 – 8:20 AM

  • Mandatory Players Meeting: 8:30 AM (on the steps at the Allied Health Building entrance)

  • Round 1 Start: 9:00 AM sharp

  • Lunch Break: After Round 1

  • Round 2 Start: 2:00 PM (no meeting before Round 2)

Starting hole assignments will be posted on the event page the morning of the tournament. Make sure to confirm your starting hole before each round.

Player Information

  • Restrooms: A portable restroom will be available near hole 21.

  • Water: Stations by hole 21 and the tee of hole 10.

  • Campus Access: No building access during the event.

  • Scoring: Digital scoring is required. Every player must keep score for the entire card. Use the PDGA app or PDGA.com/score with access code DTO.

  • Players Pack: Available first come, first served at check-in. Each player will receive two discs as pictured above:

Course Layout and Highlights

The 2025 DTO layout mixes accessible birdie holes with demanding par 4s and several island greens that bring plenty of risk-reward decision-making. Out-of-bounds (OB) rules are strict across sidewalks, curbs, fences, and hard surfaces, keeping players honest on placement.

  • Hole 1 (681 ft, Par 4): A long opener with OB on curbs, sidewalks, and fences.

  • Hole 5 (521 ft, Par 4): Demands distance and precision, with OB on hard surfaces and over fences.

  • Hole 8 (452 ft, Par 4): An island-style fairway where only two grassy areas are in play. Position is everything.

  • Holes 9, 12, 19–21: Island greens add pressure — miss the island, and you’re headed to the drop zone with a penalty stroke.

  • Hole 17 (510 ft, Par 4): Features a mando left of the light pole plus OB challenges on both sides of the fairway.

Overall, players can expect a technical yet scorable course with plenty of birdie chances if you stay in bounds.

Final Notes

If you have questions, bring them to the players meeting in the morning or check the official PDGA event page for the Davis Tech Open.

The 2025 DTO will be a fun challenge with plenty of memorable shots. Good luck to all competitors, and may your discs fly straight and true!

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