2009 Pro Tour Schedule Announced

Seems like they have gotten this together much earlier than in year's past...

http://wakeworld.com/getarticle.asp?articleid=2004

no cali stop...again.

does the tour not get a good showing in cali?

Final stop in Reno again.....yeah baby!

Get your ace to Reno, Joe.

they are all afraid of us out west. . . they know we will throw the smack down. lol
as to your question I think its hard to find a place that is simi close to an airport where they can have full water rights. Some lakes I know will refuse the sliders exc. Even though there are some great lakes out here they are VERY FAR from an airport.

I wish they had one in Cali too, but at least Reno is on there again! Woot!

Bringin' the Pro Tour to Wisconsin! Yeah baby! They're using the same spot Nautiques used for Nationals the last few years. That's gonna be awesome!

I'll definitely be driving up to Knoxville and possibly Louisville.

jrod, i'll try dude! reno stop's always a blast!

dallas/ft. worth airport to texas mc = 13 miles
mitchell aiport to prairie springs park = 30 miles
mcghee tyson airport to volunteer landing = 14 miles
louisville airport to freeman lake park = 42 miles
reno airport to sparks marina = 6 miles

sacramento airport to bel aqua = 12 miles
john wayne airport to irvine lake = 18 miles

looks like within range. and i think they've allowed sliders in the past.

I didn't go last year, but Reno the previous year was SUPER fun! I might have to make it out again this year.

And, yes, I wish they would try harder to get a Cali stop included in the Pro Tour. I'm sure it wouldn't be the most profitable and it would probably be a complete pain in the butt to get all the rights to a location. However, it just seems like a state that should be included considering more wakeboards are purchased here than anywhere else in the world.

I would rather keep the reno stop then give it up for a Cali stop. That location rules.

who said anything about giving up the reno stop?!?!

Minnesoat will miss you PWT, see you in 3 yrs.

Some of what I have heard is that the economy in Cali and the lack of dealerships with money to get on board has prevented the Tour from doing the west coast swing. Reno was a stretch but because of the other amenities they kept it in. Plus I am sure the distance from east to west and all the driving they have to do to get the equipment to the west coast has something to do with it as well

Joe Bell Aqua is like maybe 4' deep and won't produce a pro level wake.

I agree the Reno stop is awesome. Way better than in Fort Worth. Not complaining I love having a stop so close, Sparks is just a lot of fun.

Man, I'm starting to take our DFW stop for granted. I haven't been the last couple of times because it seems like it is here every year. Knock on wood!

Sweet DFW again!

I'm still holding out for a Washington stop some year. A lot of the board companies are here, don't see why they never have any pro comps.

I wish the Wisconsin stop was closer to Minnesota.

Nick, they held the Malibu Pro Team challenge in Eatonville WA. last year. It was pretty fun, but to far out in the middle of nowhere to support a tour stop. Green Lake park in Seattle would be perfect.

What i want to know is why the tour is only 5 stops. yea i know it cost a lot to set them up but seriously....mastercraft, we all know you have money.

"Bell Aqua is like maybe 4' deep and won't produce a pro level wake."

Maybe 4' at the prop trough!

Randy im with you green lake would be the perfct stop...