Appalachian Ace Race 2009
About this tournament
2009 Appalachian Ace Race
Each season, disc golfers from around the world gather at their local courses for one purpose; to throw aces! It's not a tournament -- it's just for fun -- so join us this year...Ace Race is a blast! The grand prize is a disc golf bag and ten premium discs.
Format: Two rounds of 18 holes, one throw per player per hole.
When: November 14, 2009
Where: Big Buckeye @ Broughton, Marietta, OH
Course Layout: Holes are generally between 180 and 250 feet (55 to 75 meters).
Player entry fee: $25
Player Package: Two identical Ace Race discs, one hat, and one mini.
Sanctioning: None. Everyone is welcome to play.
Rules of play: Players are required to use the player package discs, and only these discs. If a disc is lost, the player has the option of using the second disc from the package. Only one throw per player per hole. Groups of up to eight are generally acceptable, depending on the course, time of day, and TD discretion. Each player should have their own scorecard and mark "A" for aces and "M" for holes on which they hit metal.
The player with the most aces after the second round is declared the winner. In case of ties, the number of metal hits is used as a tie breaker. If a tie persists, a closest to the pin contest is then held to determine the event winner.
Each season, disc golfers from around the world gather at their local courses for one purpose; to throw aces! It's not a tournament -- it's just for fun -- so join us this year...Ace Race is a blast! The grand prize is a disc golf bag and ten premium discs.
Format: Two rounds of 18 holes, one throw per player per hole.
When: November 14, 2009
Where: Big Buckeye @ Broughton, Marietta, OH
Course Layout: Holes are generally between 180 and 250 feet (55 to 75 meters).
Player entry fee: $25
Player Package: Two identical Ace Race discs, one hat, and one mini.
Sanctioning: None. Everyone is welcome to play.
Rules of play: Players are required to use the player package discs, and only these discs. If a disc is lost, the player has the option of using the second disc from the package. Only one throw per player per hole. Groups of up to eight are generally acceptable, depending on the course, time of day, and TD discretion. Each player should have their own scorecard and mark "A" for aces and "M" for holes on which they hit metal.
The player with the most aces after the second round is declared the winner. In case of ties, the number of metal hits is used as a tie breaker. If a tie persists, a closest to the pin contest is then held to determine the event winner.
Location
Broughton Nature and Wildlife Education AreaPictures
