Perfect Putt 360

Does any know who designed the "perfect putt 360" game and scoresheets?

[RiX]

I want to say it was a colab of some Pro's and Flying Disc Magazine. Don't quote me on that...

Love this game... great practice! I am running a tourny next month and am going to do a $3 for 1 round or 2 rounds for $5 game of Perfect Putt 180 (50 putts rather than 100, make it move a little faster). Highest score takes the $.

[Bill Gilbert]

Thanks for the reply Rix. 

360 is a great for practice and a solid program.  For my purposes I needed something that could be completed in about 15 minutes and even using the half game took a little longer than what I needed. 

So I designed a similar program that uses 36 putts vs 100 and accomplishes the same objective.  My main goal was to build a program that could be used for individual practice, warm-up, during summer clinics, and competitively as a side game at tournaments.

 

You can check it out here and let me know what you think: 

http://www.discgolfbasketstore.com/pages/1025-Game.html

 

I would to know if there is anything that you would add or remove from the game.

 

 

[RiX]

Looks fun... I'll check it out and give you some feedback. Thanks!

[William Gilbert]

that is so funny somebody with my name on the site, lol.

Go Bill

[Donny Olow]

http://wilkesdiscgolf.org/Perfect_Putt_360.pdf 

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K-4f1rJtb0E

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9-rM6lej8-Y

[Brandon Swanson]

How is this played and where are scoresheets?  Thanks.

[Bill Gilbert]

http://www.discgolfbasketstore.com/pages/1025-Game.html

[Kent]

Don't mean to be an ass, but it's the exact same game with a different point structure.  It is like you if you were to change the NBA, shorten the quarters to 8 minutes, change the points,( freethrow 2 points, field goal 4 points, three pointer now 8 points).  Same rules, shorter game, higher point totals.

 

Why not just play 1 round of 360, but with double the point values on your putts, bonuses stay the same, and it would still be p.p.360.  Just my lousy two cents worth.

[Bill Gilbert]

Kent, thanks for throwing in your two cents.

The reason I created the game was simply because I need a quicker drill to use with an after school program (ideally 5-10 minutes tops).  PP360 requires 100 putts.  Even using just one round (50 putts) is a bit longer than what I needed. 1025 cuts this down to 36 putts, which fit my needs perfectly (no pun intended).  It is also pretty simple math (using only 5s and 10s) which helps.