Flight Deck Weekly Tournament

Event Details ⚙

Date: Friday, 28 August 2026

Format: Team Scramble Stableford

Category: Open

Entry Method: Online

The Flight Deck Weekly Tournament is a weekly virtual golf competition held at Arrowood Golf Course's Flight Deck TopTracer range facility. Teams of 2 to 4 players compete in a 9-hole virtual scramble format on simulated courses such as Torrey Pines, Pebble Beach, and Spanish Bay. Players hit shots from the range bays, and the team selects the best result for each shot. Scores are submitted weekly via physical scorecards obtained from the Hangar Bar or Golf Shop. The event is open to all skill levels. A rolling handicap system may be used for fair competition. Each week a leaderboard is generated for league play, and teams are automatically entered into a FedEx-cup style points system for a season-long race toward a grand prize. Players can also enter a closest-to-the-pin competition for weekly prizes. Entry is via online booking through CourtReserve. Contact Duncan O'Toole at dotoole@arrowoodgolf.com or 760-967-8400 for more information.

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Venue

Arrowood Golf Course

Oceanside, CA, United States

Arrowood Golf Course is a par-71, 6,721-yard layout designed by prominent architect Ted Robinson Jr., located in Oceanside, California, adjacent to Camp Pendleton and approximately 35 miles north of San Diego. Situated on a scenic hilltop overlooking the San Luis Rey Valley, the course sits about 10 miles from the coastline. The course features naturally undeveloped riparian habitat bordering many holes, creating a sense of natural seclusion while maintaining open, unconfined aesthetics. The greens blend Poa annua and Bermuda grass, maintained firm and fast at 10-11 on the stimpmeter. Four sets of tees accommodate all skill levels, and variable ocean breezes add difficulty throughout the day, particularly affecting the final four holes known as "The Quandary." The Quandary—holes 15-18—presents the course's most challenging stretch. Hole 15 (Par 3, 187 yards) features a two-tier green with four bunkers. Hole 16 (Par 4, 465 yards) is the longest par four with water hazards flanking an island green. Hole 17 (Par 4, 401 yards) requires an extra club to reach its undulating, elevated green. Hole 18 (Par 4, 395 yards) serves as a finishing hole with water hazards and strategic bunker placement.