WC GLOW 2013-2014
Mixed · Oct '13 - Mar '14 · Ann Arbor, MI
Ace Pool
$127
Updated March 5, 2014 at 11:30pm
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More Glow?
While the winter glow league is over, I thought that I would pose the question.....who wants to continue?
I will be unable to attend this week as I have parent conferences on Wednesday, but if there ...
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Mar 17, 2014
by Scott Sprow
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Foz Miller
Mar 17, 2014
Shane Brayton
Mar 17, 2014
I am not able to play this week but I am very interested in a spring/summer glow league.
Timmy Redman
Mar 17, 2014
i heard about a possible friday night glow league popping up this spring/summer, more news to come
Bo Fought
Mar 18, 2014
Out this week, packing for Colorado Thursday and the allure of warmer weather and green grass.
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Mar 19, 2014
If nothing else, I have a layout for Lakeshore in mind that could allow late night glow with minimum to no affect on residents.
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Mar 19, 2014
1-C. 15, 12, 13, D-9 for 18 holes.
Jason Kirkaldy
Mar 19, 2014
im thinking of running a glow league at marion township park, wide open and no closing of the park a ...
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About this league
Fee per round $5
WC WINTER GLOW 2013-2014
About this League
$5.00 player fee each session
$2.00 ace pool
WEDNESDAY NIGHTS 7PM
With input from several league participants, we will try rotating between Bandemer, MBD, and a few other coursed during the league season. First 4 weeks will be locked in between Bandemer and MBD.
First official night is October 9th. Current League finale is scheduled for March 12th. We currently play best shot – doubles.
FEE STRUCTURE:
$5 minimum in, 100% going to payout. $2 ace pool with 50% payout on an ace. Some weeks will have an optional CTP for additional fee.
POINT SYSTEM:
2 points participation + 1 point per person you best. Outright winner each week receives an additional 2 points. Aces are worth 30 points towards your league total. Need 3 players to officially hold a WC GLOW League Round. Participation in WC Glow also automatically includes you in the Michigan Cooperative Points Series (See DGLA on discgolfscene.com for more info). Our league points and rules are separate from the Michigan Cooperative Point Series (MI-CPS).
PLAYER PARTICIPATION:
Random Draw or Flip of disc
If we have an odd number of people then we will flip off for Cali.
Players make their own groups for play.
Cali gets one extra throw per hole. You do not have to use your extra throw.
Cali ace DOES count for the ace pool.
Cali player should throw their extra shot following after first shot.
The past few years we have awarded MDGO State Finals berths and I expect to do that again this year. The number of MDGO State Berths will be determined based on the number the league is able to secure from MDGO.
LAYOUTS
Each week we will play 18 holes unless explicitly announced otherwise. We will try to mix tees each week.
Tees will be determined based on what is available to play (storms sometimes limit availability of some tees) as well as player safety.
All AM Women have the option to play one tee down. In other words, if the layout is blue-white then an amateur woman player can throw white-red (with an option to throw from the regular layout pad if desired).
PLAY
You can flip your disc if you do not have a marker disc.
Best Disc - Partners do not need to throw from the same disc. As long as both discs are in play it is up to the player to select which ever disc they view is the "best disc."
TIE BREAKERS
After the round is over and there are any ties for cashing spots, players involved should decide on a resolution. Of course if the teams agree to split the cash then there needs to be no tie breaker. If there is a tie for last cash, then the teams involved need to use a tie breaker.
About this League
$5.00 player fee each session
$2.00 ace pool
WEDNESDAY NIGHTS 7PM
With input from several league participants, we will try rotating between Bandemer, MBD, and a few other coursed during the league season. First 4 weeks will be locked in between Bandemer and MBD.
First official night is October 9th. Current League finale is scheduled for March 12th. We currently play best shot – doubles.
FEE STRUCTURE:
$5 minimum in, 100% going to payout. $2 ace pool with 50% payout on an ace. Some weeks will have an optional CTP for additional fee.
POINT SYSTEM:
2 points participation + 1 point per person you best. Outright winner each week receives an additional 2 points. Aces are worth 30 points towards your league total. Need 3 players to officially hold a WC GLOW League Round. Participation in WC Glow also automatically includes you in the Michigan Cooperative Points Series (See DGLA on discgolfscene.com for more info). Our league points and rules are separate from the Michigan Cooperative Point Series (MI-CPS).
PLAYER PARTICIPATION:
Random Draw or Flip of disc
If we have an odd number of people then we will flip off for Cali.
Players make their own groups for play.
Cali gets one extra throw per hole. You do not have to use your extra throw.
Cali ace DOES count for the ace pool.
Cali player should throw their extra shot following after first shot.
The past few years we have awarded MDGO State Finals berths and I expect to do that again this year. The number of MDGO State Berths will be determined based on the number the league is able to secure from MDGO.
LAYOUTS
Each week we will play 18 holes unless explicitly announced otherwise. We will try to mix tees each week.
Tees will be determined based on what is available to play (storms sometimes limit availability of some tees) as well as player safety.
All AM Women have the option to play one tee down. In other words, if the layout is blue-white then an amateur woman player can throw white-red (with an option to throw from the regular layout pad if desired).
PLAY
You can flip your disc if you do not have a marker disc.
Best Disc - Partners do not need to throw from the same disc. As long as both discs are in play it is up to the player to select which ever disc they view is the "best disc."
TIE BREAKERS
After the round is over and there are any ties for cashing spots, players involved should decide on a resolution. Of course if the teams agree to split the cash then there needs to be no tie breaker. If there is a tie for last cash, then the teams involved need to use a tie breaker.