Balla of Bellamy Matchplay Bracket!

This is a Randomized Singles Bracket in Matchplay format.

Ace Pot: $2/player
In the event there is no Ace hit by the end of the final match, the ace pot will be added to the purse for the respective division it came from and then paid out to top 3 with winnings.

Divisions↓
MPO-$30 (100% to cash payouts)
FPO-$25 (100% to cash payouts)
MA1-$25 (100% to cash payouts)

Payouts ↓ (Paying out top 3!) 50/30/20 split
MPO
32 Player Cap
1st-$480
2nd-$288
3rd-$192

FPO
8 Player Cap(expanded if needed)
1st-$100
2nd-$60
3rd-$40

MA1
16 Player cap(expanded if needed)
1st-$200
2nd-$120
3rd-$80

Bellamy Park Course Rules

General OB Rule:
For all holes with OB, players may proceed to the white tee as an optional drop zone, or play from the point where the disc was last in-bounds.


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Hole 1:
Bellamy River is OB. Optional drop zone: white tee or play from last in-bounds.

Hole 2:
Bellamy River is OB. Optional drop zone: white tee or play from last in-bounds.

Hole 3:
OB over the chain-link fence into the neighbor’s yard (rare). Optional drop zone: white tee or last in-bounds (card decision).
Do not climb the fence—notify a TD if your disc goes over.

Hole 4:
Bellamy Road (marked by whiskers) is OB. Optional drop zone: white tee or play from last in-bounds.

Hole 5:
OB whiskers long and right of the putting green. Play from where the disc went out.

Holes 6–10:
No OB.

Hole 11:
Bellamy River behind the basket is OB. Play from last in-bounds.

Hole 12:
River on the left is OB.

If tee shot goes OB, proceed to last in-bounds or use the optional white tee drop zone.

If any other shot goes OB, play from the point where it last crossed in-bounds.


Hole 13:
Ignore the mando sign.

Hole 14:
Neighbor’s yard over the white fence is OB. Play from where the disc went out or use the white tee as an optional drop zone.

Hole 15:
OB whiskers along the marsh on the right side. Play from last in-bounds.

Hole 16:
No OB.

Hole 17: Bellamy River is OB. Optional drop zone: white tee or play from last in-bounds.

Hole 18:
No OB.

Bellamy Park Match Play Bracket – How It Works

Welcome to the Bellamy Park Match Play Tournament! Here’s how the format works, especially for those newer to match play:

This is a single-elimination match play bracket. That means once you lose a match, you’re out of the bracket—but don't worry, we’ve got a fun doubles event coming up afterward!

How it starts:

Everyone signs up individually.

Once the bracket is full (or interest slows down), we randomly seed the bracket. No rankings—just the luck of the draw!

Once the bracket is posted, you’ll see who your first opponent is.


How matches work:

Each round is played as an 18-hole match play round at Bellamy Park.

You and your opponent will coordinate a time that works for both of you to meet up and play.

In match play, you’re playing to win individual holes—not total strokes. Whoever wins the most holes moves on to the next round.


What happens after the bracket ends? We’ll be running a doubles stroke play bracket after the match play wraps up! So start thinking about who your partner will be and get ready for more fun competition.

The Lounge Lizards are responsible for all refunds and cancellations.