WC Glow Winter 2012-2013
Doubles · Oct '12 - Mar '13 · Ann Arbor, MI
WC Glow Winter 2012-2013
October '12 - March '13
Doubles
Hosted by The Greens Keepers Disc Golf Club
Ace Pool
$144
Updated March 6, 2013 at 11:36pm
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Continue to Glow?
Any interest to continue playing Glow at Bandy into the spring/summer? I will not be able to run things this week, and will likely only be around for about another month playing glow. If there is inte ...
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Mar 18, 2013
by Scott Sprow
Ben Calhoun
Mar 18, 2013
I am interested, and I think over the summer- it might make sense to make it a traveling league like ...
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Jason Kirkaldy
Mar 18, 2013
yes I'm d finately interested in all year glow... do iiiiiiit
About this league
Fee per round $5
Washtenaw County Glow returns for Winter 2012-2013. We will be at Bandemer Park on WEDNESDAYS unless announced otherwise. 7:00pm start, please try to show up early to get warmed up. This league is for the diehards, we play regardless of conditions: rain, snow, ice, sub-zero temps, etc.
First official night is October 10th.
League finale will be on March 6th.
We play random draw - best shot - doubles.
Fee structure: $5 minimum in, 100% going to payout. $2 ace pool with 75% payout on an ace. Some weeks will have an optional CTP fee for $1 - $3.
Point system: 1 (one) point per person you best + 2 points participation. Aces worth 30.
If we have an odd number of people then we will flip off for "Santa Cruz" (similar to Cali).
--Santa Cruz:
-Santa Cruz pays an extra $5 to play. No exceptions.
-Santa Cruz gets TWO extra throws per hole (instead of just one like last year). You do not have to use your extra throws.
-Santa Cruz plays for the full payout.
-Two throws per lie maximum. (ie. you cannot use both of your extra shots on your drive, or putt)
-Santa Cruz ace DOES count for the ace pool.
-Santa Cruz player must throw extra shot right away after first shot.
We will do awards for end of season point totals. The last two years we have awarded MDGO State Finals berths so I expect to do that again this year.
Special "Glow" rules:
-Lighting of the basket is permitted (as long as you don't hold up play). Lighting of the fairway (trees, etc) from the tee is not permitted.
-Glow tape, LED lights taped on and glow plastic - all permitted. When snow is on the ground please do not try and play with anything other than LEDs, you WILL lose discs and you WILL delay the pace of the game. LED lights will be on sale prior to the league round.
-Try to be respectful to the other players, golf etiquette is expected.
Layouts
Each week we will play 18 holes unless explicitly announced otherwise.
Layout will cycle between these 18 hole tracks:
1. Blue-White
2. Blue-Red
3. White-Red
**HOLE 8 WILL PLAY FROM RED TEES REGARDLESS OF LAYOUT**
-All AM Women play one tee down. In other words, if the layout is blue-white then an amateur woman player will throw white-red (with an option to throw from the regular layout pad if desired).
Tie Breakers
After the round is over and there are any ties for cashing spots, the tiebreaker will be a CTP to hole 1 from the blue tee. 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 are required to throw the tie breaker.
Random Draw
Teams will be formed by random draw poker chip assignment method, or a disc flip if there are no chips available that night. The poker chip method could also include one "U-pick" where the lucky player gets to pick any one player to be his partner. He can also pick himself if there is an odd number of players for a Santa Cruz.
First official night is October 10th.
League finale will be on March 6th.
We play random draw - best shot - doubles.
Fee structure: $5 minimum in, 100% going to payout. $2 ace pool with 75% payout on an ace. Some weeks will have an optional CTP fee for $1 - $3.
Point system: 1 (one) point per person you best + 2 points participation. Aces worth 30.
If we have an odd number of people then we will flip off for "Santa Cruz" (similar to Cali).
--Santa Cruz:
-Santa Cruz pays an extra $5 to play. No exceptions.
-Santa Cruz gets TWO extra throws per hole (instead of just one like last year). You do not have to use your extra throws.
-Santa Cruz plays for the full payout.
-Two throws per lie maximum. (ie. you cannot use both of your extra shots on your drive, or putt)
-Santa Cruz ace DOES count for the ace pool.
-Santa Cruz player must throw extra shot right away after first shot.
We will do awards for end of season point totals. The last two years we have awarded MDGO State Finals berths so I expect to do that again this year.
Special "Glow" rules:
-Lighting of the basket is permitted (as long as you don't hold up play). Lighting of the fairway (trees, etc) from the tee is not permitted.
-Glow tape, LED lights taped on and glow plastic - all permitted. When snow is on the ground please do not try and play with anything other than LEDs, you WILL lose discs and you WILL delay the pace of the game. LED lights will be on sale prior to the league round.
-Try to be respectful to the other players, golf etiquette is expected.
Layouts
Each week we will play 18 holes unless explicitly announced otherwise.
Layout will cycle between these 18 hole tracks:
1. Blue-White
2. Blue-Red
3. White-Red
**HOLE 8 WILL PLAY FROM RED TEES REGARDLESS OF LAYOUT**
-All AM Women play one tee down. In other words, if the layout is blue-white then an amateur woman player will throw white-red (with an option to throw from the regular layout pad if desired).
Tie Breakers
After the round is over and there are any ties for cashing spots, the tiebreaker will be a CTP to hole 1 from the blue tee. 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 are required to throw the tie breaker.
Random Draw
Teams will be formed by random draw poker chip assignment method, or a disc flip if there are no chips available that night. The poker chip method could also include one "U-pick" where the lucky player gets to pick any one player to be his partner. He can also pick himself if there is an odd number of players for a Santa Cruz.