Chasing Aces

Pricing
General Admission – $10
Basic Playing Package – $65 (4x Tier 1 Challenge Attempts; 2x Tier 2 Challenge Attempts; 1x
Hole-In-One Session; 1x Menu Item from Snapper’s; 2x Drinks) $80 Value
Platinum Playing Package – $150 (10x Tier 1 Challenge Attempts; 4x Tier 2 Challenge Attempts;
2x Hole-In-One Sessions; 2x Menu Items from Snapper’s; 4x Drinks) $175 Value

HOLE-in-One Challenge (HIO)
Price Per Session – $20
Detail – We are transforming our 12 hole into a par 3 for this event. We will have 2 different tee
locations (125 yds & 135 yds) in which the tee location will rotate every hour via our course alarm.
One “Hole-In-One Session” is defined as 10 shots. If the club is to make contact with the ball,
after address, it will count as an attempt and will be subtracted from the session ball count.

Tier 1 Challenges
Price Per Attempt – $5
Reward – 1 Hole-In-One Session
Flop Shot – This challenge is simple. Hit a flop shot over our designated partition and land it
within the landing zone (3ft circle)
Chipping Ladder – 4 distances (5 yds, 10 yds, 15 yds, 20 yds), 4 balls. Starting with the shortest
distance and ending with the furthest, chip a ball into each zone.
Flat Stick Connoisseur – Sink 3, 6-ft putts out of 5 balls. Pretty easy, right?

Tier 2 Challenges
Price Per Attempt – $10
Reward – Challenge dependent (Wedge; Fairway Wood; Golf Bag, etc.)
Hardest Putt on 9 – 1 chance to sink the hardest putt on the 9 green. Is the th putter feeling hot?
Driving Accuracy – 3 zones painted on our 13 fairway. If you can land your ball into one of them,
then win the associated prize. (White – HIO Session; Yellow – Wedge or 2 HIO Sessions; Red –
Fairway Wood or 3 HIO Sessions)
Longest Drive of the Day – Measured throughout the whole day, if you attempt the Driving
Accuracy Challenge, your drive will automatically get measured for the longest drive of the
day (men’s and women’s separate)

1 vs 1 challenge
Price Per Match – $15/Golfer; Reward: 1x HIO Session
Detail – Play straight up stroke play against a buddy, or a random opponent on holes 7, 8, and 9 –
but with a twist. Before you head out, you spin the wheel to determine the format or challenge
that you will have to follow while you play (Blind club draw, one ball throw, blindfolded putting,
and many more!) Any debates on scoring to be settled with closest to pin on 9 (30 yd chip).