PRS Regional vs Pro series

[Bluedeacon]

Hi guys. I'm new to the PRS shooting. I want to shoot all the matches I can in 2020. I should be ready by January 1st
Here's my question; If I sign up for the Regional membership, can I still shoot in the two day pro series matches?

 

[Jefe's Dope]

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[Olen_4504]

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Did you read his question?

OP: yes you can still shoot the two day matches with a regional membership. Your points just won’t be tracked or count officially by the PRS. I mean you’ll still get a score and see where you placed but it won’t count toward anything.

 

[Bluedeacon]

Did you read his question?

OP: yes you can still shoot the two day matches with a regional membership. Your points just won’t be tracked or count officially by the PRS. I mean you’ll still get a score and see where you placed but it won’t count toward anything.

Thank you very much. The pro series seems a little spaced out for me and my job. So that will affect my decision.
Thanks a lot.

 

[Jefe's Dope]

Did you read his question?

OP: yes you can still shoot the two day matches with a regional membership. Your points just won’t be tracked or count officially by the PRS. I mean you’ll still get a score and see where you placed but it won’t count toward anything.

Only half. My bad.

 

[FN-Whitney]

I just registered for the regional series cause that is where I plan on shooting 90% of my matches, maybe I will try the pro series next year.

 

[Diver160651]

You can shoot 2 day matches forever and not even have a PRS membership.

if staying off the radar is important (there are reasons) - you have choices, If you want to support the organization and not register your number when you shoot the match, you can do both.