2010 Ace Race Champ - Pete Rioux
2 Rounds of 18 shortened holes, one
throw per player per hole
~$300 Prize package for winner (Tournament Disc Golf Bag and 10 shiny new discs!)
$30 Entry Fee includes:
- 2 Discraft prototype discs in ESP and Pro D plastic
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Discraft Supercolor mini
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Discraft Weekender Disc Golf Bag
Total players package value ~$70
9:00-10:30 – Check-in and get your packages
10:45 – Players meeting
11:00 – Shot gun start! – 36 shortened holes – Most ACES wins. (optional $5 Ace Pot)
~ 1:00 - Lunch
~2:00 - Random Doubles match
Course will be set up on Saturday morning so you will have a quick chance to see the holes.
Saturday OCTOBER 1, 2011
CANMORE NORDIC CENTRE
The Race Is On!!
Each Autumn, disc golfers from around the world
gather at their local courses for one purpose: to throw aces! No putting, no
approaching... just runnin' at the chains.
To add to the challenge and excitement, players all throw the same model disc:
in past years this has been a brand new, never-seen-before Discraft prototype
disc that is introduced each year especially for Ace Race. All participants
receive a player's pack that includes two discs and other goodies. Player's
package is valued at $70, and your entry fee is only $30!
(We also cover costs which include event insurance and site rental)
The 2011 player pack will include
two identical Discraft discs,
a Discraft sticker, plus a SuperColor mini
and a Weekender Disc Golf Bag!
Last year our Ace Race was tied for 3rd largest in the world out of over 200 events with an attendance of 125! This won us a full size disc golf basket. This year is our year for the biggest Ace Race event in the world!
Registration
Reserve your Ace Race
package by registering below and sending in your payment
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Map to
the Canmore Nordic Centre
1988 Olympic Way, Canmore, Alberta
HOW TO GET THERE
Turn off of the Trans-Canada Highway at the town of Canmore. Follow the signs indicating the Nordic Centre (The sign is of a cross country skier) up Spray Lakes Road. When you arrive at the Nordic Centre, drive past the rows of flags into the small parking lot at the end.
