Join us on Sunday 18th September for a special event based on the ace race format.
Please meet at the hole 1 basket at 9:30am for group formation with the first group starting on hole 1 at 9:45 am.
Game Type: Ace Race Layout: 18-hole special Entry Fee: $5 all players
How Does It Work?
The aim of the Ace Attack is to score as many aces as possible from 36 throws total.
Players are limited to carrying the same 3 discs for the entire round. If you lose a disc, it cannot be replaced. So choose your 3 discs wisely.
All players start at hole 1 and play 18 holes in order.
There is no out-of-bounds (OB) and no mandos to worry about.
Holes range in length from 26 to 43 metres, making them all “aceable” for any level of player.
A single wooden tee block marks each tee – treat as a lie, i.e., stance must be in contact with 30×20 cm area behind tee when throwing.
Players tee off, throwing 2 discs each (one after the other) as per order on the group’s card.
There are no restrictions on how the disc is thrown – but must be PDGA legal.
An ace is when the disc is thrown from the tee and comes to rest supported by the chains or tray (including wedged in the side of the tray).
Players will also score if they hit metal on the basket, i.e., top band, chains, tray or pole. It will be a group decision on awarding a metal hit.
Players will record an “A” for an ace, “M” for metal hit or “-“ for a miss on the group scorecard.
After all players in the group have thrown their two shots, players pick up their discs and the group move directly to the next tee.
Players are not permitted to play out the hole. A player who breaks this rule will receive a warning for the first infringement and a “-1 metal hit” for each subsequent infringement.
The playing order on each tee will rotate. The first player to throw on hole 1 will now throw last on hole 2 and the player who teed of second on hole 1 will throw first on hole 2. All other players will move up the throwing order 1 spot.
The event winner will be the player who scores the most aces (from 36 throws).
In the event of a tie, the number of metal hits will be used to decide the winner.
If same number of metal hits, winner to be decided by CTP (2 throws each) on TD’s hole of choice.
Prizes
All entry fees will be combined into a cash prize pool (e.g., 20 players = $100 prize pool). The winner will receive 60% cash prize and the runner-up will receive 25% cash prize. The remaining 15% will cover running costs (i.e., insurance, etc.).
Reminder
Remember, no parking available inside the Armory for events. Free all-day parking available here and entry to the Armory via Jamieson Street gate.
To register for the event, make payment of $5 by direct deposit to Sydney Disc Golf Club:
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