AZ Long Drive Amateur League
AZ Long Drive Amateur League

Every AZ Long Drive competition uses a clear, consistent format designed to keep competition fair, fast-paced and easy to follow.
Every set consists of five drives.
All five drives must be hit within the alloted time, typically two minutes.
Only drives that finish inside the grid count.
Out-of-bounds drives receive no distance for scoring purposes.
A do-over may be given for a legitimate shot that the system fails to read. Poorly hit shots that fail to register don't qualify.
Bay officials have the final word on all timing and scoring issues.
A drive counts only when the ball finishes inside the competition grid. Drives that finish outside the grid are recorded as out of bounds and do not count toward your LongBall or 3Ball score.
For 3Ball, the total of your best three balls in the grid add up to your 3Ball score.
If two players finish with the same winning score, AZ Long Drive uses the player’s next-best qualifying drive as the tiebreaker.
For LongBall, the player with the longer second-best drive wins the tie.
For 3Ball, ties will be broken using each player's single longest drive.
AZ Long Drive competitions may use approved golf-ball tracking and launch-monitor systems such as InRange, Uneekor, TrackMan, Full Swing, GolfJoy, radar-based systems and other approved technologies.
Competition officials may verify or photograph results as required for audit purposes.
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