NDGC presents: Oak Hollow 18-hole Grand Opening

So this is just my personal opinion on the matter. The odds of hitting an ace on most courses is ver ... show more ›

So this is just my personal opinion on the matter. The odds of hitting an ace on most courses is very low so a majority of the time the ace pot money is going to a club or a different cause. And if it is hit that club/course most of the time has other tournaments or fundraising events where they are still raising money. In this case Oak Hallow has a few very short holes so the odds of hitting the ace is much higher. On top of that the club is much smaller than others in the area and does not have as many avenues to raise money for this course. There is a lot more work going to be done at this course. So for me personally I like the notion that at least a portion of my $5 is going to improving the course with a chance for me to win more back.

I understand and fully support local clubs but if I you get an ace you should get the ace fund. If n ... show more ›

I understand and fully support local clubs but if I you get an ace you should get the ace fund. If noace then throw off for half or something or even then donate all to club. A lot of tournaments take out a fee per player that goes to the club/course.

Thanks for pointing that out Chris, it was a copy/paste/proofreading error on my part. Sorry for the ... show more ›

Thanks for pointing that out Chris, it was a copy/paste/proofreading error on my part. Sorry for the confusion. If you hit the ACE it is yours. If it is not hit, it will be donated to the Plattsmouth Club. Thanks for coming out and supporting this event, we'll see you Sunday!