Rules for 17B Golf Full Course

The Scorekeeper last approved scores for this shoot on: 6/5/17

Shoot Begins: Wednesday, March 1, 2017
Shoot Ends: Wednesday, May 31, 2017
Scores must be Submitted by: Wednesday, June 7, 2017 and within 30 days of being shot.

Rules:
The goal of the Golf Shoot is to hit all of the spaces, your score is the spaces that are left un-hit. This means that a LOW score is better. As some of the northern kingdoms are still fighting off the Ice Giants there are two versions being offered, the regular Full Course, and the shortened Par 3. You are free to shoot either or both, just be sure you record your scores to the correct version.

Distances:
The distance is for the FULL COURSE version is 25 yards.

Ends:
There are two ends:
1) 9 arrows un-timed
2) Timed 45 seconds

Target:
Draw a Tic-Tac-Toe grid, then cut the corner squares in half diagonally to create an octagon. For the FULL COURSE version the squares should each be 20cm (60cm total target width). Lines should be fairly thick to be clearly visible.
Golf Target

Scoring:
Your score for each end is the sum of all the spaces that are left UN-HIT. Arrows breaking into more than one space (the white space itself, not the just touching the line) count in the archer`s favor (each arrow may only count toward one block). The blocks may be hit in any order for both the Timed and Un-timed rounds. There is no additional score for hitting a block more than once as your score is made up of the blocks that are not hit.

Bonus:
On the Timed round, after successfully hitting all nine spaces, you may attempt the Bonus round to get a negative score. Hit each space a second time counting up from one toward nine. This will score as a that number but negative. Example: hit all blocks once, then hit a second time in one, two, three, and four, this would score as -4 (highest consecutive number hit a second time). If the second hit on two missed then it would only score as -1 even if the three and four where hit (highest consecutive number hit a second time was one.

This shoot was suggested by:
Nate of Dun Carraig