Fire and Ice Putting League

LEAGUE IS AT FIRE AND ICE: 3848 Niles Ave Saint Joseph, MI 49085 (In the back room) Rules for the 2019 F&I putting league: - Format will be head to head double elimination. - Each round will be scored to 11 and each player must win by 2. - Turns will consist of 2 throws each. Make the first throw it is 1 point. Make the second throw it is 3 points. - Ace pool will be available for those that make every throw in every round for the evening. - Scoring will be base ...
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LEAGUE IS AT FIRE AND ICE:
3848 Niles Ave
Saint Joseph, MI 49085

(In the back room)

Rules for the 2019 F&I putting league:


- Format will be head to head double elimination.
- Each round will be scored to 11 and each player must win by 2.
- Turns will consist of 2 throws each. Make the first throw it is 1 point. Make the second throw it is 3 points.
- Ace pool will be available for those that make every throw in every round for the evening.
- Scoring will be based on average for the night. From one week to the next the averages will be added together.
- Layout may change from one night to another at the discretion of the league director.
Expect baskets at different elevations, different distances, etc.

PLEASE NOTE: This is currently scheduled for Monday nights at 6:00 for the time being. However, the league night or time might have to change. I will try to give as much advance notice as possible. Please pay attention to this page for details or watch the SRDGC Facebook page. Cost is $3/night. +$1 for non-SRDGC members. Points will be added from one week to the next. So players who come frequently will score more points than those who may win one evening and not show for any other evenings.

Payouts to winners will be:
First place = # of players x 2 x 75%
Second place = # of players x 2 x 25%

So if 10 players show up: First place will be 10 x 2 x .75 = $15 and second place will be = 10 x 2 x .25 = $5. The rest of the money will go to the club to help with expenses and a end of league prize. I will probably add up to the nearest dollar in most situations.
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