Thanks to Acerunners for being the main sponsor of the Duckgolf series.
Time to enjoy the extended version of Queen Elizabeth. We will be playing 2 rounds on the legendary 18 hole layout that extends across the street into the Arboretum.
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW:
- 2 rounds. PDGA Sanctioned Singles Tournament
- Limited spots of 72 players per pool (day).
- Prizes will be awarded in the form of AceRunners gift cards. Cash in the form of PayPal transfer for Pro's
Cancellation made between 72 hours and 24 hours prior to the event will receive 50% refund of their fees. Cancellations made less that 24 hours prior to the event forfeit all fees.
ADDITIONAL COSTS:
BCDS
- One time $10 BCDS Competitive Member fee will be required to participate.
- Must pay separately if you haven't already. See link below.
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https://www.bcdiscsports.com/join--renew.html
PDGA
- Additional $10 if you do not have a PDGA membership
From each competitor $10 of the registration fee will go towards the BCDS and $5 towards the VCU (this does not include junior divisions)*
Dear BCDS Member / Participant
As British Columbia public health authorities develop guidelines to lift some restrictions on gathering in a responsible
way, the British Columbia Disc Sport Society has been working with viaSport and the Province of British Columbia to
understand the recommendations our Chief Provincial Health Officer and how they best apply within sport.
The Return to Sport Plan (
https://www.bcdiscsports.com/covid-19.html) has been developed for our sport in order to
ensure:
• health and safety of all individuals is a priority
• activities are in alignment with provincial health recommendations
• modifications to activities are in place in order to reduce the risks to each sport organization and its
participants
• our sport is united and aligned on a plan to reopen throughout the province
While we do hope things will return to normal in the not too distant future, currently this Return to Sport Plan will be
the new normal until we are advised otherwise by public health authorities.
If you choose to participate, you must continue to follow these rules in Phase 3:
• If you don’t feel well or are displaying symptoms of COVID-19, you must stay home.
• If you have traveled outside of Canada, you are not permitted at the facility until you have self isolated for a minimum of 14 days.
• If you live in a household with someone who has COVID-19 or is showing symptoms of COVID- 19,
please stay home.
• Wash your hands before participating
• Bring your own equipment, water bottle and hand sanitizer
• Avoid physical contact with others, including shaking hands, high fives, etc.
• Leave the field of play as quickly as possible after you finish
Our Return to Sport Plan is based on current public health guidance. While we are all doing our best to minimize the
risk of exposure to COVID-19, while the virus circulates in our communities it is impossible to completely eliminate
the risk. Each participant must make their own decision as to whether it is in their best interest to resume
participation at this time. You must take into account your own circumstances and make the decision that is right for
you. Should you choose to join us, we require your full cooperation with our Return to Sport Plan.
Sincerely,
Chad Smoliak
President, BCDS
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Saturday, June 4, 2022 at Queen Elizabeth Park in Vancouver, British Columbia
Jeff Hallock May 16, 2022 at 12:58pm
Hi Jeff. Map will be available a week before the tourney. There will likely be a couple par 4s, but I don't think any par 5s. We use the standard course, and then add some holes on another leg of the park. People really enjoy playing on the extension side. See ya in June!