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FarGolf hosts million dollar shot
Five golfers will have a chance to win a million dollars by hitting a hole-in-one on Oct. 30 at the FarGolf Driving Range in Vidalia.
The event is a fundraiser for Sunshine Shelter and other charities which benefit from FarGolf.
Larry Wagoner said 50 percent of the proceeds will go to Sunshine Shelter, while the other 50 percent will go to other charities.
Qualifying for the FarGolf, Inc. Million Hole-In-One semifinals begins each day starting on October 21 at 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. and will run each day at the same time through October 29.
All contestants must fill out a registration form.
This event is open to Amateur golfers only. Registration forms are available at the event location FarGolf, Inc. Driving Range, 250 Logan Sewell Drive (Hwy 3180) Vidalia, LA.
To qualify for the semifnals Shootout, contestants must hit a Driving Range golf ball and have it remain within a five (5) foot circle from a distance of 118-120 yards.
Qualifying shots will cost $1.00 each. Contestants may purchase an entire bucket of 51 golf balls for $51.00 if they so choose.
Each day, contestants may purchase as many qualifying shots as they need to qualify.
Each contestant may qualify for a maximum of three shots for the semi-finals shootout.
Tees may be used for all shots in all events. If the ball comes to rest touching the line it will be considered within the five foot circle.
All qualifying shots must be witnessed, verified, and recorded by Event Personnel.
Distances from the hole will be measured by designated event personnel only. Golfers will not be allowed on the range to witness any measurements at any time.
Golfers may use binoculars and rangefinders during all phases of this event.
Semi-Finals Shootout will begin at 5:30 pm on Saturday, October, 30. All Semi-Finals Shootout contestants will use new Driving Range golf balls to make their shot(s). The distance of the qualifying hole will be 118-120 yards.
The five (5) contestants closest to the hole will qualify for a shot at the One Million Dollar Hole-in-One prize. Player names will be called in the order in which each one qualified. Each player must be ready to make his/her shot(s) within 3 minutes of their name being called or be disqualified from the Shootout.
If two or more players are tied for the last spot, each player tied will be awarded one shot and the player closest to the hole will win the final spot.
Immediately following the completion of the Semi-Finals Shootout, all five semifinals shootout winners will be awarded one chance to hit a hole in one.
Each player will be given one shot to make a hole in one from a distance of 165 yards.
There are no practice shots and golfers can rent clubs for qualifying and finals. |
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