• Tournament Details
• Key Dates
• Teams
• Lodging Information
• Refund Program
• High Altitude Tips
• Field Map

Tournament Details

When: July 13-14
Where: Aurora Sports Park - West Pod
Divisions: Women's, Men's, and Mixed (12 Teams each)
Team Cost: $595
PAYPAL Account to Send Fees: altitudeult@gmail.com
(Please send as a friend without fees - change from paying for an item or service)
Tournament Directors: Jeff Berget and Jimmy Donnellon

Key Dates

Fee Deadlines:
Team Fee Due: Friday, June 14
$25 Late Fee after June 14 until Friday, June 28
$50 Late Fee after June 28 until Friday, July 12
Rostering Deadlines:
Team Registration: Monday, July 8 at 5 PM at 5 PM
Final Event Rosters: Wednesday, July 10 at 5 PM
Captain's Check-in/Reception: Friday, July 12 at 6-8 PM (First beer for free)

Countdown to Captains' Reception

Teams

Women's Division (12 Teams)

Lodging Information

If you're having any trouble reserving under these block - please contact Jeff

I'm Having Trouble Reserving

Book your group rate in Aurora

Hampton Inn & Suites

$129 for 2 Queen Beds or 1 King Studio Suite - Breakfast included

Block Name: 2019 Colorado Cup

Use the link above or call to book: 303-375-8118 or 800-445-8667

Book by June 21st

Holiday Inn & Suites

$134 Special Room Price - Breakfast NOT included

Block Name: AYU

Use the link above or call to book: 800-465-4329

The discount rate will apply in the link once you select the dates.

Sold Out

Homewood Suites

$129 for 1 King Studio Suite - Breakfast included

Block Name: 2019 Colorado Cup

Use the link above or call to book: 303-371-4555 or 800-774-1500

Book by June 21st

15 king suites w/ pull out couches left

Wingate by Wyndham

$139 Special Room Price - Breakfast included

Block Name: 2019 Colorado Cup

Use the link above or call to book: 303-371-5959 or 800-337-0077

Book by July 8th

5 king rooms left

Colorado Cup Refund Back Program

We are offering teams attending TCT Select Flight Invite - West 2019 an opportunity to have part of their tournament fee refunded back to them through participating in various events or programs throughout the weekend. The more a team participates the more they will be refunded.

Teams are asked to participate in:

1. Attend the Captains Meeting at Dry Dock on Friday, July 12th 6-8p. 
2. Bring a NEW team item for a volunteer gift (Jersey, Short, Hat, etc)
3. Bring and donate as a team used and unwanted discs and/or jerseys from overflowing drawers
4. Rent a tent, cooler and/or chairs from our rental program (Rental form and agreement)
   • Note: Each field will already have a tent set up for each team throughout the weekend
5. Order and buy team lunches through the Panera Team Lunch Program (Order form)
6. Team stay in a tournament supported Hotel Block

• 4 of 6 receive $30 back
• 5 of 6 receive $65 back
• 6 of 6 receive $100 back

High Altitude Tips

Aurora’s lowest elevation of 5,285 feet (more than a mile high) is found at the point where Sand Creek crosses the city limit in the northwest corner of the city, while the highest elevation of 6,229 feet is on the extreme southern border of the city in Douglas County near Gartrell roads.

In Colorado’s rarified air, golf balls go ten percent farther… and so do cocktails. Alcoholic drinks pack more of a wallop than at sea level. The sun feels warmer because you're closer to it, but your coffee is cooler because water boils at 202 degrees. Colorado is also extremely dry, and with less water vapor in the air at this altitude, the sky really is bluer in Colorado. But there's 25 percent less protection from the sun, so sunscreen is a must.

DRINK WATER both before your trip to Aurora, Colorado, and while you are here. Drinking plenty of water is the number one way to help your body adjust easily to our higher altitude. The low humidity in Colorado keeps the air dry, like the desert, so you need about twice as much water here as you would drink at home. It is also recommended that you go easy on the alcohol in the mountains and in Aurora, as its effects will feel stronger here. The effects of exercise are more intense here as well. If you normally run 10 miles a day at home, you might try 6 miles in Aurora, Colorado

Eat foods high in potassium, such as; broccoli, bananas, avocado, cantaloupe, Celery, greens, bran, chocolate, granola, dates, dried fruit, potatoes, tomatoes

What to bring: Aurora receives over 300 days of sunshine each year (more than San Diego or Miami). Bring sunglasses, sunscreen, lip balm… even in winter. There is 25% less protection from the sun’s rays at Aurora’s 5,285 feet elevation.

Weather: Two days before your trip to Aurora, Colorado check into www.weather.com for the latest on weather and temperature. Please use this information to pack appropriately. Because Aurora is closer to the sun, it can feel much warmer than the actual temperature during the daytime, but then become very chilly after sundown, particularly in the spring and autumn. It is best to layer your clothing. July averages in Aurora: 34% humidity, 89 high/58 low, 2.32 inches of precipitation, 70% sunshine.

Altitude: Don't let anything you hear about the mile-high altitude scare you. The air is just thinner and dryer. In fact, many people with respiratory problems, including our Governor, move to Colorado for the benefits of the dry air. Just follow these simple tips and you will very likely not even notice the difference.

*Info courtesy of Visit Aurora

Field Map - West Pod