$10 buy-in guarantees a minimum of 9 holes to play. Top qualifiers will move on to Fair Strike final with PinGolf scoring.
Registration will start when we open at Noon with a start time of 1pm. This tournament is limited to 36 players.
+16 players = top 8 qualify for finals.
36 players = top 16 qualify for finals.

The entire round is to be played at once, on specified machines in the order stated. If there is an urgent situation that requires you to suspend your qualifying run, please discuss with a tournament official to avoid the forfeits.

Do not play machines out-of-order unless directed to do so by a tournament official. All games should be played as single-player games, so that there are no issues such as tilting other player's ball, playing out of order, stealing locks, etc.

All machines will be set to 5-ball play. If an extra ball is earned, play it; that does not count as an extra stroke.

Each machine will have a target score to achieve, shown on the backglass. If the player reaches that target score, their current ball number represents their strokes for that hole. For example, if a player achieves on ball 1, they get a hole in 1! If they achieve it on ball 2, they get a score of 2 strokes, and so on. If a player fails to reach the objective during the game, they get a score between 6 and 10 for that machine, depending on how close they got to the target score. The score ranges (80%, 60%, 40%, 20% of score) will be shown on a note on the backglass. The player must notify the scorekeeper (raise hand and stay at machine) once the target score is met or game is over, until the score is recorded. If score was obtained on ball 4 or prior, do not plunge remaining balls until score has been recorded.

Finals will be a 5 strike Fair Strike Tournament with PinGolf scoring. During this round, players are assigned to a machine (hole). Scoring is the same as during qualifying round. The winner of the game gets no strikes. The loser of the game two strikes. 2nd and 3rd in a 4-player game, or just 2nd in a 3-player game, will get one strike. In case multiple players are tied for number of strokes on a hole, the tied players only move on to the next hole and play a 3-ball game. If a player doesn’t reach target score, they still get a score of 6 through 10. If there is still a tie, tied players move to next game, and begin the hole-in-one challenge: If one of players gets a hole and other player(s) doesn’t, that player wins. If no player gets a hole in one, highest score wins. If both players get hole in one, they move on to next machine and repeat this hole-in-one challenge until someone does not get a hole-in-one.