The date has been set for the Vibram Birdie Bash at Punderson this year for April 26th, 2014.
Tournament Director: Stephen Brown
Registration: http://vibram.usetopscore.com/e/punderston-state-park/posts
*This event is PRE-REGISTER ONLY
| Saturday, April 26, 2014 |
| 8:30am – 9:30am |
Player Check-in. This event is PRE-REGISTER ONLY! |
| 9:30am – 9:45am |
Players meeting |
| 10:00am |
Tee off |
Player Divisions & Entry Fees
| $30.00 |
General – Each player gets two Vibram discs, a shirt, towel and coaster mini. |
Birdie Bash General Information:
Here are some frequently asked questions and answers – you can read more here: http://vibram.usetopscore.com/about#Player%20FAQs
Do I get to pick my discs? Yes and no.
- You pick a driver or mid
- You pick a putter
- X-Link Medium or Firm
- You pick the weight
- Supplies may be limited
How do you know what shirt size to get me? When you register, you select your shirt size.
Do I have to use the discs I get that day? Yes! Even if you have other Vibram discs, to make it fair, you need to use these new discs.
How many divisions? Two. Men and women.
Should beginners play? Absolutely! This is a great way to get two high quality discs and enjoy a day of low pressure, high fun discing. Also, the second round groups are put together based on first round score and the winner of each group in the second round gets a bonus prize. So everyone will have a chance to win something!
How long is a Vibram Birdie Bash? It is two rounds and you will be shooting a limited number of shots per hole (usually just 2 or 3 shots). We estimate round one will take 1.5 to 2 hours, allow 1 hour for lunch and another 1.5 to 2 hours for round 2. If the event starts at 10 AM, it will probably be done around 3:00 PM or so.
Vibram Birdie Bash – $30
- Two Rounds
- Two Vibram discs OF YOUR CHOICE!
- One Shirt (S-XXXL)
- Birdies or better to earn points
Prizes
- Two Champions Discs (top scoring man and woman)
- One Spirit Award Disc
- 2nd Round Card Prize: A VBB Sling Backpack
- CTPs
Points
- Ace/Eagle: 5 points
- Birdie: 2 points
- Metal Hit: 1 point
- If no points are scored on a hole, the closest to the pin after two throws earns a point.
Scoring Examples:
Example 1: A par 3. Your drive hits the basket but does not go in. You drain your birdie putt. You earn three points: 1 point for the metal hit on the drive, 2 points for the birdie.
Example 2: A par 3. Your drive goes way left and lands 150 feet away. Your 2nd shot is straight but low and hits the post. You earn one point and there is no need to putt out.
Example 3: A par 4. On your fourth shot, you tickle the chains and do not go in the basket. You get zero points since the shot that hit chains was not for birdie or better. As it turns out, there was actually no need to even throw the fourth shot, except for funsies.
