Discraft Ace Race @ Uncle Todd's

Ohhh it’s on again! Sunday October 12th at 10am 2014 Discraft Ace Race @ Uncle Todd's Terrace Park a ... more

Ohhh it’s on again! Sunday October 12th at 10am
2014 Discraft Ace Race @ Uncle Todd's
Terrace Park aka “ The Backyard “ gives up more aces than any other course I know. Mo Aces = Mo Fun  $25 = Super Players Pack! Mulligans available for a $1 on the first round only, limit of 5. If you register for this event we will order a players pack for you, pre pay is preferred but we still value a persons word. If we order a players pack for you and your unable to attend the event you will still be required to purchase it. We need to limit attendance to 30 players so get on the bus Gus and make your plan Stan. Go to the talk tab with your questions so weez can answer them.
Format:
Two rounds of 24 holes, one throw per hole per player.
Entry fee: $25
Player package:
Guaranteed to be at least twice the value of your entry fee! The 2013 player pack included two identical Discraft prototype discs made especially for Ace Race, plus a SuperColor mini, two reusable scorecards/bag tags, two drinking glasses, a can koozie and a sticker. More than a $65 value!
Prize package:
2013 grand prize for each event was a Discraft merchandise package, including a bag, eight new discs and a Supercolor Buzzz trophy disc.
Rules of play:
Players are required to use the player package discs, and only these discs. If a disc is lost, the player has the option of using the second disc from the package. Only one throw per player per hole. All players should have their own scorecards and mark "A" for aces (a hole-in-one) and "M" for holes on which they hit metal.
After all players in the group have thrown, discs are picked up and the group moves directly to the next tee. Players keep their scorecards for round two, using the next line on the card to record the round.
The player with the most aces after 48 holes is declared the winner. In case of ties, the number of metal hits is used as a tie breaker. If a tie persists, a closest to the pin contest is then used to determine the event winner. less