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World League FlingGolf Introduces Super Region Teams Model to New Swarm Tour
April 12, 2025. - Amesbury, MA FlingGolf league builds team foundation to help develop regional play and guide future growth of the sport.
In a message from the Commissioner of World League FlingGolf to the competitive FlingGolf player community, John Pruellage outlined the Teams based framework that has been implemented for the 2025 New Swarm Tour.
In that memo, Pruellage wrote: "Our goal for 2025 at WLF was to create a team-oriented competition that incentivized regional play while setting the stage for growth at both the highest levels of competition and at the most hyper-regional level."
Out of this was born - the Super Regions Team Competition. At a high level:
- The USA is broken up into 6 Super Regions which will compete in a season-long competition at all Doubles Events (results in Individual Events will not count towards the competition)
- Players become a part of the Super Region Team just by being from that region. When players compete in a Doubles Event at a WLF Tournament, their team's points count towards the competition.
- WLF has created 6 multi-state Super Regions and team logos.
- One important distinction is that there is now a difference between these Super Region Teams and more hyper-local clubs, but we want the locally based clubs to continue. Locally-based FlingGolf Clubs such as the West Virginia Highlandeers, the River City Rogues, Delaware Titans and the Keystone Wild, just to name a few, are still important for growing FlingGolf in their respective areas and should continue to reach out to their communities to grow their player base and, in each of those cases, play a big part in hosting and supporting a 2025 WLF Tournament.
Pruellage concluded: "This new framework is important for the evolution of the team aspect of the sport in the future. We want there to be more autonomy at the local club level, while at the highest competitive level the Teams will be funded, owned and operated by the league with a level of consistency and branding managed by the league. However, the co-existence of these two models is key to growing the sport."
The Super Region Teams model was implemented during the first WLF event of the year, the North Carolina Open at Kerr Lake Country Club in Henderson. Following that event, the current Team Standings are:
