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Come join us for some friendly weekly competition at Doubles and Tag Rounds
Weekly Competition - Doubles & Tag Rounds
Doubles - Wednesdays
6 PM Sharp
Tag Round - Sundays
10 AM Sharp
Every Wednesday during the daylight savings summer hours we play doubles. Doubles is bascially best disc. You team up with a player ( luck of the draw), you both drive from the tee, then you select the best shot out of the 2 drives. You then both throw your 2nd shot from that spot and continue with that format until you putt out. Its a blast, and you get to play with new players every week. Doubles is also great for beginners because you have a opportunity to play with better players which can vastly improve your game. Its also a great way to meet new players!
For more imformation click the Doubles Chat Board button.
Every Sunday during the daylight savings summer hours we play competition bag tag rounds. Tag rounds are basically individual stroke play. When you become a member of the Greystone Woods Disc Golf Club you have the option to purchase a numbered tag, then you play with other club members to try to get the lowest tag number. Tags are exchanged at the end of the round, and the person with the lowest score gets the lowest tag! Tag rounds can also be made at any time inbetween between club members. If a player has a tag on their bag, its in play! There is also the Tag Challenge, where any club member can challenge any club member for thier tag!
For more information click the Bag Tag Chat Board button.
Doubles Chat Board
Bag Tag Chat Board
Doubles Rules of Play
Disc Golf Doubles events are a great way for newcomers to meet other disc golfers, an opportunity to learn from more experienced players and maybe a chance to win a little cash. For returning players it serves the same purpose, plus you get bragging rights (if you win) and perhaps a chance to mentor another player and earn some disc golf karma.
Greystone Doubles Rules:
• Format is random draw, best disc doubles or A/B pools depending on the turn out.
• Cost to play is $5. ($4 to the pool $1 to the course fund) ACE pot will be an additional $1. Exact change or $1’s are appreciated.
The Draw:
• Draw time will be at 5:50pm with available daylight. Please be accountable by 5:45
• Players must be present OR accounted for at Draw Time to be drawn for a team. A late arriving player who has confirmed that he will arrive before Tee off can be drawn for a team. That player’s partner may play Cali rules for no more than two holes. If the late player fails to arrive before the completion of the second hole he may not play doubles. His partner continues to play Cali.
• If an odd number of players are in the draw the person not drawn into a team may play Cali Rules (one extra throw per hole, player takes best disc).
• A late arriving player who has not been drawn into a team may play but may not play Cali Rules. He must play regular stroke play.
Payout:
• The pool will pay out according to “The Rule of 7”. If 1 to 6 players compete, one place gets paid. If 7 to 13 play, 2 places get paid. Every 7th player that shows up, another place gets paid.
• The Ace Pot will be paid out to the player who hit the ace (not his teammate).
• A minimum of three players must compete and doubles (or a variant) must be played for the Ace Pot to be in play. The Ace Pot will not be paid out for singles play.
• If Ace Pot is not claimed before the end of the doubles season it rolls over into the next season.
• The funds for the Ace Pots will be held in the club’s bank account and paid out whenever an Ace is hit.
Greystone Doubles Rules:
• Format is random draw, best disc doubles or A/B pools depending on the turn out.
• Cost to play is $5. ($4 to the pool $1 to the course fund) ACE pot will be an additional $1. Exact change or $1’s are appreciated.
The Draw:
• Draw time will be at 5:50pm with available daylight. Please be accountable by 5:45
• Players must be present OR accounted for at Draw Time to be drawn for a team. A late arriving player who has confirmed that he will arrive before Tee off can be drawn for a team. That player’s partner may play Cali rules for no more than two holes. If the late player fails to arrive before the completion of the second hole he may not play doubles. His partner continues to play Cali.
• If an odd number of players are in the draw the person not drawn into a team may play Cali Rules (one extra throw per hole, player takes best disc).
• A late arriving player who has not been drawn into a team may play but may not play Cali Rules. He must play regular stroke play.
Payout:
• The pool will pay out according to “The Rule of 7”. If 1 to 6 players compete, one place gets paid. If 7 to 13 play, 2 places get paid. Every 7th player that shows up, another place gets paid.
• The Ace Pot will be paid out to the player who hit the ace (not his teammate).
• A minimum of three players must compete and doubles (or a variant) must be played for the Ace Pot to be in play. The Ace Pot will not be paid out for singles play.
• If Ace Pot is not claimed before the end of the doubles season it rolls over into the next season.
• The funds for the Ace Pots will be held in the club’s bank account and paid out whenever an Ace is hit.
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