EVENTS: 
Longest Drive 
Putting Skills 
Pitching Skills 
Chip & Run 

SCHEDULE:     
Tuesday, Oct. 14 - 11:00 am – 4:30 pm

VENUE:
Green Spring Golf Course - 588 North Green Spring Dr., Washington, UT

DIVISIONS: 
All Events:  Men and Women Age Group Divisions 

Putting Skills, Pitching Skills, Chip & Run: 50+, 55+, 60+, 65+, 70+, 75+, 80+, 85+, 90+
Longest Drive: 50+, 55+, 60+, 65+, 70+, 75+, 80+, 85+, 90+

SPORT FEE: 
$5 Per Event

REGISTRATION DEADLINE: 
Early Bird Deadline (Save $40) – August 1
Final Registration Deadline – September 1

REGISTRATION RULES: 
• Registration is limited to the first 140 participants
• Participants may register for any or all events. 
• Participants may register for each event only once.   
• All events will be limited to one round.

FORMAT/RULES:
• Soft spikes are required. 
• Participants must present their Huntsman World Senior Games ID Badge at the venue check-in desk prior to their first event.  
• Participants must check-in no later than 4:00 pm. 
• In every event, there will be no repeat attempts. 

EVENT DESCRIPTIONS:
Longest Drive (Men / Women and Age Divisions) 
Target Grid starts at 100 yards out and 70 yards wide and extends to 300 yards out, but narrows to 40 yards wide. Contestants get FOUR shots using event balls only.  Their longest drive - in the grid - is measured and recorded.  Longest drive from where ball stops wins.  Limited to one round.

Putting Skills  (Men and Women Divisions) 
Course is nine holes.  Total low score wins.  Ties will be broken by the low score on the longest hole, then second longest, etc.  Limited to one round.

Pitching Skills (Men and Women Divisions) 
From a distance of 40 yards, contestants must ‘pitch’ their ball to a pin located on the green.  The pin will be set up with four concentric rings at 3-foot increments.  Point values range from 3 points (furthest from the pin) to 15 points (closest to the pin) with a hole-in-one being 20 points.  Each contestant will be given three shots.  Total score will equal the sum of those three shots.  Ties will be broken by comparing scores on first shot, then second, etc.  until winner is established.  Limited to one round.

Chip & Run (Men and Women Divisions) 
From a distance of 40 yards, contestants must ‘chip & run’ their ball to a pin located on the back of the green.  Each contestant will be given three shots.  The closest shot will be measured and recorded. Closest shot to the pin will win.  Ties will be broken by comparing order of attempts. Limited to one round.

MEDALS:
Gold, Silver and Bronze medals will be awarded in each event for each division.  Medals will be awarded following competition.

DIRECTOR(S): Wayne Barnes
ASSISTANT(S): Autumn Telford, Art Oswald, Dave Watson, Carri Palmer, Angie Sakallariou