This event is 1 Round of 18 holes at Harmony Bends DGC at Strawn Park in Columbia, MO.
- It is a Flex Start from 9a-2:00p.
- You must tee off no later than 2:00 pm. You can bring your own group or we can help find you a group.
- This is a PDGA C-Tier event, so all groups will need to be between 3 and 5 players.

Entry fees for divisions
Pros: $25
Ams: $20
- $3 PDGA Fee
- $3 Passthrough fee
- $5 event fundraising.
- Remaining going to payout.
Since this is a fun(d)raiser the Parks Dept has generously waived its fee for this event.

Walk-up registration will be welcomed, as long as, there is room.

Layout
All players will be playing the Red White and Blue layout. This layout consists of alternating teepads between holes:
Red teepad for Hole 1, White teepad for Hole 2, Blue teepad for Hole 3, and repeating this alternation for the rest of the course; finishing from the Blue teepad on Hole 18.

Payout:
- All pro players will have payout distributed via PayPal goods and services.
- All amateur players will receive a payout for the top 45% of all divisions, in the form of vouchers to Grow & Throw.

Scoring:
The official scoring will be done via www.pdga.com/score, or the PDGA scoring app. The access code will be given at check-in. All players must keep score which can be done via paper, uDisc, or some other scoring app; but the PDGA scoring is the official scoring that must be turned in.

Ties:
All ties will split any payout evenly. Tie-breakers do not need to be broken for flex start events.

Aces:
A 70/30 Ace pot will be available for this event. Every player who is in the Ace Pool will have a chance at winning 70% of the ace pot for a hole-in-1; the other 30% going towards the event fundraiser. If an Ace is not hit during the event, the entire ace pot will go towards the event fundraiser.

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What is WBDGW
The World's Biggest Disc Golf Weekend (WBDGW) is an annual, global event dedicated to celebrating and promoting the sport of disc golf.
- Global Celebration: It's designed to be a worldwide coming together of disc golfers, encouraging both casual play and organized events on the same weekend.
- Inclusivity: The emphasis is on participation and fun for all skill levels, rather than strict competition, although tournaments can be part of the weekend. It aims to introduce new people to the sport and foster community among existing players.
- History: The event was created in 1991 by John Houck, a significant figure in disc golf, initially as the "World's Biggest Disc Golf Tournament" in Austin, Texas. It evolved into a global event to promote disc golf and raise money for non-profit organizations.
- Growth and Impact: At its peak, WBDGW involved hundreds of cities across numerous countries and is credited with introducing the sport to many people worldwide.
- Non-profit Transition: In recent years, WBDGW has transitioned towards becoming a non-profit organization, World's Biggest Disc Golf Wishes (WBDGW.org), with the goal of funding course development, education, and access to the sport for various groups.
- How to Participate: Individuals and clubs can register their rounds or events on the official WBDGW website to be counted in the global participation statistics. This registration is typically free

Bighead Discgolf is responsible for all refunds and cancellations.

Any properly requested refunds before the event will be refunded ($5 from each entry will still go towards the cause that the event is being played for. If a player no-contact; no-show the day of the event, they forfeit their entry fee.