Signature Event Package

Additional Information

Signs:

Once you purchase the signature event package, Customer Service will send you the information on submitting the logos for the signs.  All sign information requires 10 business days prior to your event to avoid rush shipping.

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How to Run a Putting Contest

• Players sign up for the contest. Most events charge a fee to play to raise more money. For example, $10 per putt or 3 putts for $25
• Set the putt length on the practice putting green from 60’-100’, don’t make it easy.
• Putters qualify for the final round by being the closest to the hole.
• The 3 golfers closest to the pin from the qualifying round will participate in the finals.
• For the finals, the 3 finalist take one more putt and whoever is closest, wins.
• The winner receives a Carnival Cruise. You can give the other two finalists a consolation prize.
• The golf course professional can help with the putting contest set up.

How Hole in One Contests Work

• This contest is held on the par 3 holes at the golf course hosting your event.
• If a golfer makes a hole in one, they win the prize featured on that hole.
• You can sell a sponsorship for each hole.
• The minimum yardage for the shot is usually 150 -165 yards and 15 yards closer for women.

How the Long Drive Contests Work

• The longest drive event recognizes the “big hitters” in your event. Choose a hole that is long and fairly straight, usually a Par 5
• The person with the first long drive writes their name on a marker (the golf course will provide one for your event) placed in the fairway. This continues until the last group completes your event.
• The golf professional at your course can recommend the best hole for the contest.

How a Closest to the Pin Contest Works

• This contest is also held on a par 3 and can be run at the same time as your hole-in-one contest or if your course has more than 4 Par 3 holes, use this contest on the fifth par 3.
• The object is to be the golfer that hits the ball closest to the hole for the day and to win a prize.
• The golf course will provide you with a measuring/recording device to place on the hole.
• Golfer measures and record results throughout the day.
• The golfer closest at the end of the day, wins the prize.

How a Shootout Works

• The shootout is an exciting concept and a high profile event at golf tournaments everywhere.
• Four golfers participate. The golfers can be the winning foursome or golfer selected at random from a raffle (a good way to raise more money)
• The Shootout is held on a hole near the clubhouse so everyone can watch. The distance is 165 yards and can be taken from the fairway.
• You hold the Shootout after golf with a viewing area set up with refreshments.
• Each golfer takes a shot and, if they make it, they win the cash prize