Golf Clash Hollywood Tournament: Course, Prizes, Tiebreaker Rules And More

A new Hollywood Tournament is coming to Golf Clash next week. Find out about tournament start time, prizes, holes and more, here.

A new Golf Clash tournament is on its way, according to Twitter and Reddit leaks dropped early Thursday morning. Dubbed the Hollywood Tournament, the new event is scheduled to hit the game in less than a week. Below we’ve put together a complete guide to everything you can expect from the new tournament.

Golf Clash Hollywood Tournament: Everything You Need To Know About The New Tournament

When Does The Golf Clash Hollywood Tournament Start?

Golf Clash's Hollywood Tournament is scheduled to begin Monday, Feb. 26.

Can We Practice Before The Tournament Begins?

According to Playdemic, players have the ability to test out the new Santa Ventura holes which will be a part of the Hollywood Tournament ahead of the event. The courses are available via the West Coast and West Coast Pro Tour (Tours 2 and 7).

What Prizes Can You Win During The Hollywood Tournament?

There are four prize tiers, depending on which level you are at during the tournament. The prizes are as follows:

Rookie Level Prizes

• 50 Common Cards

• 40 Rare Cards

• 40 Epic Cards

• 100 Titan Balls

• 300K Coins

Pro Level Prizes

• 80 Common Cards

• 80 Rare Cards

• 80 Epic Cards

• 150 Kingmaker Balls

• 3M Coins

Expert Level Prizes

• 150 Common Cards

• 150 Rare Cards

• 150 Epic Cards

• 300 Kingmaker Balls

• 30M Coins

Master Level Prizes

• 250 Common Cards

• 250 Rare Cards

• 250 Epic Cards

• 300 Kingmaker Balls

• 300M Coins

Which Course Are In The Hollywood Tournament?

The Hollywood Tournament will be composed of nine Santa Ventura holes.

• Hole 1 - Par 4

• Hole 2 - Par 3

• Hole 3 - Par 5

• Hole 4 - Par 3

• Hole 5 - Par 5

• Hole 6 - Par 4

• Hole 7 - Par 3

• Hole 8 - Par 4

• Hole 9 - Par 5

What About Tie Breakers?

The Hollywood Tournament tie-breakers will follow the new rules introduced in the last major update. They are as follows:

Qualification round

1. Number of completed tournament matches. The more matches completed during qualification the better.

2. Number of 'Impressive Scores'. We will compare the number of Albatrosses, then Eagles, then Birdies and then Pars that each player scored in the Qualification Round.

3. Players that are still tied after these rules will share the position.

Opening Round

1. Qualifying Round scores will be compared - lower the better.

2. Number of completed tournament matches. The more matches completed during the tournament the better.

3. Number of 'Impressive Scores'. We will compare the number of Albatrosses, then Eagles, then Birdies and then Pars that each player scored in the Opening Round.

4. Number of 'Impressive Scores'. We will compare the number of Albatrosses, then Eagles, then Birdies and then Pars that each player scored in the Qualification Round.

5. Players that are still tied after these rules will share the position.

Weekend Round

1. Opening Round scores will be compared - lower the better.

2. Qualifying Round scores will be compared - lower the better.

3. Number of completed tournament matches. The more matches completed during the tournament the better.

4. Number of 'Impressive Scores'. We will compare the number of Albatrosses, then Eagles, then Birdies and then Pars that each player scored in the Weekend Round.

5. Number of 'Impressive Scores'. We will compare the number of Albatrosses, then Eagles, then Birdies and then Pars that each player scored in the Opening Round.

6. Number of 'Impressive Scores'. We will compare the number of Albatrosses, then Eagles, then Birdies and then Pars that each player scored in the Qualification Round.

7. Players that are still tied after these rules will share the position and will receive the same prize.