Peace Arch Collegiate and High School Invitational
Teams tournament · Sat, Jan 17, 2026Jan 2026 · Surrey, BC
Peace Arch Collegiate and High School Invitational
Teams tournament
Saturday, January 17, 2026
Hosted by Trinity Western University
Location
Schedule
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Sat
Jan 179:20am - 10:00am
High School Teetimes - Singles
10:10am
Women's High School and Women's Collegiate Teetimes - Singles
10:20am - 11:20am
Collegiate Teetimes - Singles
1:10pm
Women's Collegiate and High School Teetimes - Team
1:20pm - 1:40pm
High School Teetimes - Team
1:50pm - 2:20pm
Collegiate Teetimes - Team
Divisions
| MC1 | Mixed Collegiate D1 | C$35 |
| FC1 | Women's Collegiate D1 | C$35 |
| MSV | Mixed Scholastic Varsity | C$35 |
| FSV | Girls' Scholastic Varsity | C$35 |
About this tournament
2 rounds of play
REGISTRATION CLOSES JAN 11, 2025 @ 11:00 PM
Stunning Par 59 course set amongst old growth cedars
Less than a two minute drive from the Peach Arch border crossing
College Disc Golf Conference Invitational Event:
Two rounds: Singles in am, Team play in pm
Does not require College Disc Golf Membership or PDGA membership
Registration fee includes course fees and a premium series disc by Innova.
High School Invitational Event:
Same as above
Prizes:
CTPs, Aces, Hole-in-one challenge for $500, and more.
Players should register with a team and name where possible.
Players without full teams will be put together based on school, then geographic location
Four players per mixed team
Two players per women’s team
For schools with multiple teams, specific team members can be modified up to the start of the first round players meeting by notifying the TD.
Team Play Formats:
Best shot doubles for women’s divisions
Four person collegiate alt shot/best shot
UPDATE EMAIL JAN 13
Approximate teetimes have been posted on the About page in discgolfscene. Running teetimes with singles in the morning and team play in the afternoon has it’s challenges in terms of the amount of time between rounds, especially when we are filling the times around our event with public play. I am estimating the playing time for singles to be up to 140 minutes which means the break for lunch will range from as little as 30 minutes for a few people to an hour and a half depending on your starting time in singles and where your team will be placed for the team play. Please plan for a very quick turnaround time and if you have more time, then enjoy the relaxation in the sun. I will attempt to have the individual teetimes posted by Thursday night
We will be using the Udisc App to keep score. If you do not have an account set up, please do so before arriving at the event. The free version of the app will work just fine.
Check in at the tournament desk when you arrive and be at hole 1 ready to go 5 minutes before your teetime to meet your card mates and get any last-minute instructions.
Please not the holes with the extra side games; ctps, closest to centre of fairway (#1), and the hole-in-one challenge (hole #10) for $500 (shared between those who get an ace on the hole. In addition, the first two people to get an ace on the weekend will receive an MVP practice basket courtesy of Ryan Penner of ReMax Realty.
Rare Discs will be onsite with a small pop-up shop for a good part of the weekend so check out the selection of discs. We will also have a few extra Collegiate Series discs for sale after the singles round.
This event is an inclusive fun event for established Collegiate programs and for those who might be playing in their first high school or collegiate event with a team or as an individual. Given this focus, rather than having prizes for the top finishers, funds will go to the Collegiate teams that will be traveling to Nationals in South Carolina to help offset costs, and to the BC Juniors Disc Golf Championships to help make that event amazing.
If you have not played the four person collegiate team format before, it is basically alt-shot and best-shot doubles combined. I think this explains it pretty well:
o Teams of four are split into two pairs (Odd & Even).
o The Odd pair tees off on holes 1, 3, 5, etc., while the Even pair tees off on holes 2, 4, 6, etc..
o After tee shots, the team chooses the best lie, and the other pair (the one that didn't tee) throws their two shots from that spot.
o This alternates until the hole is finished, ensuring everyone plays as a team and tees off equally.
We have a couple teams that have been assembled from players from different schools. Here they are:
High School Category:
Team Hamber/Semi/Heritage
Collegiate Division:
Team UBC/WWU
We also have a team, that is assembled from one HS player, two collegiate players, and a gap year player so that we had a perfect number of teams to work with.
I’m probably missing a few things but that’s good for now.
We’ll see you all on Saturday.
Stunning Par 59 course set amongst old growth cedars
Less than a two minute drive from the Peach Arch border crossing
College Disc Golf Conference Invitational Event:
Two rounds: Singles in am, Team play in pm
Does not require College Disc Golf Membership or PDGA membership
Registration fee includes course fees and a premium series disc by Innova.
High School Invitational Event:
Same as above
Prizes:
CTPs, Aces, Hole-in-one challenge for $500, and more.
Players should register with a team and name where possible.
Players without full teams will be put together based on school, then geographic location
Four players per mixed team
Two players per women’s team
For schools with multiple teams, specific team members can be modified up to the start of the first round players meeting by notifying the TD.
Team Play Formats:
Best shot doubles for women’s divisions
Four person collegiate alt shot/best shot
UPDATE EMAIL JAN 13
Approximate teetimes have been posted on the About page in discgolfscene. Running teetimes with singles in the morning and team play in the afternoon has it’s challenges in terms of the amount of time between rounds, especially when we are filling the times around our event with public play. I am estimating the playing time for singles to be up to 140 minutes which means the break for lunch will range from as little as 30 minutes for a few people to an hour and a half depending on your starting time in singles and where your team will be placed for the team play. Please plan for a very quick turnaround time and if you have more time, then enjoy the relaxation in the sun. I will attempt to have the individual teetimes posted by Thursday night
We will be using the Udisc App to keep score. If you do not have an account set up, please do so before arriving at the event. The free version of the app will work just fine.
Check in at the tournament desk when you arrive and be at hole 1 ready to go 5 minutes before your teetime to meet your card mates and get any last-minute instructions.
Please not the holes with the extra side games; ctps, closest to centre of fairway (#1), and the hole-in-one challenge (hole #10) for $500 (shared between those who get an ace on the hole. In addition, the first two people to get an ace on the weekend will receive an MVP practice basket courtesy of Ryan Penner of ReMax Realty.
Rare Discs will be onsite with a small pop-up shop for a good part of the weekend so check out the selection of discs. We will also have a few extra Collegiate Series discs for sale after the singles round.
This event is an inclusive fun event for established Collegiate programs and for those who might be playing in their first high school or collegiate event with a team or as an individual. Given this focus, rather than having prizes for the top finishers, funds will go to the Collegiate teams that will be traveling to Nationals in South Carolina to help offset costs, and to the BC Juniors Disc Golf Championships to help make that event amazing.
If you have not played the four person collegiate team format before, it is basically alt-shot and best-shot doubles combined. I think this explains it pretty well:
o Teams of four are split into two pairs (Odd & Even).
o The Odd pair tees off on holes 1, 3, 5, etc., while the Even pair tees off on holes 2, 4, 6, etc..
o After tee shots, the team chooses the best lie, and the other pair (the one that didn't tee) throws their two shots from that spot.
o This alternates until the hole is finished, ensuring everyone plays as a team and tees off equally.
We have a couple teams that have been assembled from players from different schools. Here they are:
High School Category:
Team Hamber/Semi/Heritage
Collegiate Division:
Team UBC/WWU
We also have a team, that is assembled from one HS player, two collegiate players, and a gap year player so that we had a perfect number of teams to work with.
I’m probably missing a few things but that’s good for now.
We’ll see you all on Saturday.
Refund policy
Chris Hartmann is responsible for all refunds and cancellations.