The Locals Division is a $50 per team bracket for players from Drumheller and the immediate area, running Saturday September 26. Every dollar of the entry fee goes into the prize pool for that bracket. Spots are limited and it is first-come, first-served. Select the Locals Division ticket type at checkout. Playing locals does not stop you entering Open Doubles or Singles as well.

The $15,000 base purse is guaranteed regardless of registration numbers. On top of that, 50% of every registration fee is added to the pot. The split between Doubles and Singles brackets, and the exact payout structure for each placing, will be published the week of the tournament once final entries are locked.

Nope. The Big Toss is open to seasoned competitors and first-time players alike. Brackets use Round Robin into Double Elimination so everyone gets multiple games. If you can throw a bag, you can play.

Drumheller has camping, hotels, and Airbnbs within a short drive of Barney’s. Bubba T’s Bus Tours runs a drive home service to area hotels and campgrounds after the Saturday night cabaret — $10 per person, cash, paid directly to the driver. Check our Stay & Play page for our recommended partners.

Yes, and we encourage it. Spectators get the full park experience: County Fair, food, drinks, and a front-row seat to the action. We send families of registered players a promo code for park admission — keep an eye on your registration email.

Registrations are non-refundable but transferable to another player up until one week before the event. Reach out to adventures@barneysdrumheller.com to swap a name on a registered team.

Yes. After the Round Robin, we break the field into up to 3 divisions so players at every level have a real shot at a championship. Whether it’s your first tournament or your fiftieth, you’ll be playing for something on Sunday.