Pingolf qualifying session, 18 holes, will be from Wednesday to Saturday with the finals, Pingolf group matchplay on Sunday.

Qualifying rounds will be held on (choose one time slot, 9 players to start on front 9 then 1 hour later move to the back 9 with another 9 players starting from hole):
* Wednesday: 6pm-10pm, start time 6, 7 and 8pm, finish by 10pm (27 players)
* Thursday: 6pm-10pm, start time 6, 7 and 8pm, finish by 10pm (27 players)
* Saturday, 4pm-10pm, start time 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8pm, finish by 10pm (45 players)
* Sunday, Noon-3pm, start time Noon and 1, finish by 3pm (18 players) priority toward out-of-town players, remaining spots will open on Saturday night.

Finals will be held on Sunday, starting at 3pm. Up to 32 players if 64 players play in the finals (24 if 48-63 players, etc...). Group elimination with Pingolf scoring, bank of 4 games. High seed pick bank and position, for all 4 games ahead of time, no re-pick. For finals tie breaker, 1st game being full Pingolf game and if still tied then hole in 1 challenge (if still tied, another hole in 1 challenge). First classic of your bank for game 1 and 2nd classic for game 2 (cycle back as needed).

Please plan up to two hours for completing your 18 holes course.
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Will be announced on 1/14 @ 6PM Pacific

A tournament director and scorekeepers will be present to monitor play and to record scores.

Games will be set to 5-ball play and may be configured to use tournament settings. Extra balls should be played and do not count toward the number of balls played, when calculating the pin-golf score.

Reach the target score in 1 ball for a hole in one. Reach it in 2 balls, then get a score of 2 strokes, and so on. If the target score is not reached after 5 balls, then earn a stroke score of 6 to 10, depending on how close to the target score reached. The score ranges (0-20% = 10, 20-40% = 9 so on until 80-100% = 6 strokes) will be shown on a note on the backglass.

The target scores will be tuned to allow each game to be completed in 5 minutes or less on average.
If necessary, ties for the finals cut off will be broken by one full game right before the finals start at 2:45PM.

The entry fee is $10. All entry fees will be paid out as prize money. Yeti trophy for first place. One retry available if not all slots are used, priority to volunteers.

Thank you to John Garnett for running the original event and letting use the format going forward!