Corrigan Propane Winter Warmer Series - Seventh Event

Event 7 of 8, in a points based series sponsored by Corrigan Propane, taking place at 8 different courses arou ... more

Event 7 of 8, in a points based series sponsored by Corrigan Propane, taking place at 8 different courses around the area. The series payout is $600 in cash and prizes which will be split proportionally among the leaders in each division, after a final nine playoff at the series finale. IF YOU HAVE NOT BOUGHT IN TO THE SERIES BY NOW, IT IS TOO LATE!

This event will be two rounds of 18 holes at Kensington Metropark.

Each event will have a $25 Entry Fee for all divisions, with a Player Pack voucher for $16 for all AM divisions

All CTPs are for the series paid participants, and are likely to increase in value for the final two events.

Optional Fees
Ace Pool $1 if no aces ace pool will carry to following events upto final where it will be played off.
50/50 Raffle $1 half the money to winner half to the finals.

All payouts will exceed 100% of buy-ins, less players' packs in am divisions.

Cashless pre-registration is done on this site by supplying your name, desired division, and PDGA# or email address if so desired.

The remaining schedule for the series is as follows:

PLEASE NOTE DATE AND LOCATION CHANGES

3/3/13 Series Finale at Hudson Mills

Information on the Series Finale

As stated throughout the series, your finish in the series points race will be used to seed you for the final nine, and substantial points leads can lead to stroke advantages for the final nine. Here's how it works:

In each division, the top four players in each division (or less, if there are less registered) will advance and play a final nine holes against each other. In the event that there is a tie in seeding the top four, the tie will be broken by 1) the number of events attended, 2) wins, 3) second place finishes, etc. In the results of the final nine, your seed will serve as a tiebreaker. If the first seed and third seed (or second or fourth) tie in the final nine, the first seed wins on tiebreakers.

In the event that there is a substantial gap in points between two seeds (seven points), a bonus stroke may be awarded to the players above the gap. No more than two bonus strokes will be awarded per division, and no bonus strokes may be awarded at all, if the division is tightly grouped.

Everyone making the final nine will receive a payout, and the prize split between divisions will be based upon the number of players registered for the series in that division. IF YOU DO NOT PLAY IN THE FINAL NINE, YOU WILL NOT CASH FOR YOUR SERIES RESULT.

The TD is Brad Maynes he can be contacted at [email disguise] or via this website. less