Disc Golf

 

Re3 DISC GOLF NEWS

We have a lot of exciting news to share about upcoming events and we figured this might be the best way to help get the word out.
 
***First Ever Re3 League - This March, Re3 will host its first-ever league. It all begins on Sunday, March 7th and you can check out all the details below...
 
1. 8-week league beginning Sunday, March 7th (skipping Easter Sunday)
 
2. League will play on Sunday afternoons at 4pm
 
3. $5 each week ($3 to end of year payout, $2 to weekly winner)
 
4. Optional $1 Ace pool which will run all season long
 
5. Two divisions will be offered for league play - Casual & Competitive
 
6. Players may sign up for any division they choose prior to playing their first round of the season; however, every effort should be made to ensure fairness to all participants. The League Manager reserves the right to restrict established, experienced players to the competitive division at their discretion.
 
7. There must be at least three (3) players to make a division. If less than three players sign up for one division, divisions will be consolidated into one.
 
8. Each League week will consist of one 18 hole round of stroke play format using PDGA Rules of Play.
 
9. If there is a tie for the weekly winner in either division, the winner will be determined by CTP on a hole determined before the round begins.
 
10. Weekly points for the player's season total will be based on the number of players on a given week on a 2pt scale. (Ex. If ten players compete, 1st place would get 20pts, 2nd 18pts, 3rd 16pts and so on)
 
11. All players will drop their lowest two scores for the season.
 
12. Payout at the end of the season will be top 5 in each division (40%, 25%, 20%, 10%, 5%)
 
***Freezebee Open Rescheduled - Our Freezebee open has been rescheduled for Saturday, March 6th. We had a few folks that dropped out so we now have some spots open. You can register at: https://www.discgolfscene.com/tournaments/Re3_Freezebee_Open_2021
 
***Doubles Tournament - Re3 will be hosting our first doubles tournament on Saturday, April 17th. Registration begins on March 1st. You can find out all about it here:https://www.discgolfscene.com/tournaments/Re3_Double_or_Nothing_2021
 
***Ladies Tournament - We will be bringing back our very popular Triad Ladies Open this June. More details coming soon.
 
***Lucky Bucks - If you have played in either of our last two tournaments, then you should have received an email with a code for Lucky Bucks. What are Lucky Bucks? They are store credit that can be used at www.luckydiscgolf.com All you need to do is create a free account with the same email you registered with for the tournament and you can begin using them. The great thing about Lucky Bucks is you have one year to use them and you can save them up for a bigger purchase or discount. We will be giving every player $4 in Lucky Bucks at all of our Re3 tournaments with every player pack this year. The more you play, the more credit you can earn. On top of that, if you use code: MGianopulos10 then you will get an additional 10% off your order.
 
Thanks again for all your support over the past few years here at the Re3 DGC. If you have any questions, comments, or suggestions, please do not hesitate to reach out.

ABOUT THE COURSE

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The course is designed with families in mind. It is free and open to the public. It features 9-holes (2 open and 7 wooded). Please park in the lower parking lot and follow the signs to the first tee. There is a strictly enforced set of rules to follow if you want to play this course (listed below). Please respect the property and rules.

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Re3 DISC GOLF RULES
-The course is closed Sundays BEFORE 1:00PM
-No one allowed on disc golf course after dark
-No drugs, alcohol or smoking.
-No offensive or loud language
-NO LITTERING - Take all trash with you
-Do not enter adjacent private property without owner permission
-Play at your own risk

Disc Golf
Disc golf (sometimes called Frisbee golf, folf or frolf) is a disc game in which individual players throw a flying disc into a basket or at a target. According to the Professional Disc Golf Association, "The object of the game is to traverse a course from beginning to end in the fewest number of throws of the disc."[1]

Disc golf is similar to traditional golf and uses much of the same rules and terminology. As in ball golf, a course usually consists of 18 holes. Unlike ball golf, most courses are located in public parks and are free to play, although some courses require a nominal fee, and the sport requires inexpensive discs instead of costly clubs and balls. [2] The modern disc golf target consists of a metal basket with chains hanging over it and was invented in 1976.[3]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disc_golf
http://www.pdga.com/information.php

Rules:
http://www.pdga.com/documents/2007/PDGA2007rulebook.pdf

Distance:

1) 311ft (Tee is located behind the church next to wood line)

2) 157ft (Tee is located next to the metal building)

3) 190ft

4) 160ft

5) 174ft

6) 190ft

7) 148ft

8) 177ft

9) 234ft (Woods on right side of the fairway are OUT of BOUNDS)