Dave Feldberg part of Latitude 64° team

[Hoey]

Because Lat 64 doesn't own the board.

that was my first thought...

it really doesn't make sense...

cue the conspiracy theories.

[JHern]

I suspect that there's more to the story that Dave didn't wish to explicate in his public resignation statement...at least this is the impression it gives

[chunk]

i heard from a very reliable source this past weekend (innova pro) that there isn't much of a back story on dave's resignation from the PDGA. dave leaving innova is quite a different story.

[keltik]

i heard from a very reliable source this past weekend (innova pro) that there isn't much of a back story on dave's resignation from the PDGA. dave leaving innova is quite a different story.

so you gonna tell us or what?

[chunk]

i'm sorry, i feel like a dick for posting what i posted earlier. i'm a dave fan and wish him all the best with lat.

[itlnstln]

i heard from a very reliable source this past weekend (innova pro) that there isn't much of a back story on dave's resignation from the PDGA.

To this point, it might make sense. If he is spending any significant time in Europe working with Lat64, he might not have the time nor the proximity for PDGA board work. That, and if he has some sort of significant role with Lat64 (executive role, sales, etc.), besides playing of course, this might preclude him from PDGA-related work as well as his time will be consumed with work.

In any case, I don't think there is any direct relationship between Lat64 and Dave resigning.

[JR]

Maybe he's gonna do even more clinics this time showcasing Lat, Westside and DD discs. I think he already did a lot of clinics when he was sponsored by Innova but i don't have the numbers. jetting around from place to place takes much more time than just doing the clinics because he's done them internationally.

[cubeofsoup]

I noticed this posted at PDGA.com...

Board Member Resignation

The Professional Disc Golf Association announces that David Feldberg has resigned from the PDGA Board of Directors for personal reasons. We ask all members to join with us in thanking David for his years of service to the association.

David writes, "After much deliberation and consideration I've decided to step back from my role of the Board of Directors of the Professional Disc Golf Association. After 16 years on and off the course I have seen so much growth, change and development in our sport and I'm proud to have been a part of shaping both for today and the future. I'm focusing my efforts with a new sponsor, Latitude 64, in doing so I cannot continue to carry on the work that I've been doing for the last several years with the Professional Disc Golf Association. I enjoyed serving the organization that serves the sport that I love and look forward to being part disc golf's future in other ways."

Not sure this statement makes sense, why does working with Lat 64 preclude him from working on the board?

Maybe he plans on doing more ambassador work and overseas travel kind of stuff, that could eat into the board time.

[Mixed Bag Madness]

The million dollar question is......what happened to blackie?

[keltik]

He actually answered that questions specifically in a video. Short answer he has two black soft Judges.

[Varsi]

In this one

[Jeronimo]

Aight, he's cool again.

[what'shisname]

Aight, he's cool again.

It was the crocs that convinced you, ya?

[Mixed Bag Madness]

He actually answered that questions specifically in a video. Short answer he has two black soft Judges.

Knew that. Was talking about the first blackie. There's no way he gave that thing away. Probably on a wall somewhere....

[Mixed Bag Madness]

In this one

Nice looking voodoo bag there....