Hole in One Challenge - Starting at $10 000!

Lake Manitoba Resort

Powered by J-Dek Construction and DSC Mechanical, the Lake Manitoba Resort Hole in One Challenge launches with a $10,000+ starting jackpot, with additional funds being added to push the opening pot even higher. The jackpot grows daily through every round played and every shot taken.

Set just steps from the pro shop deck, this dedicated 95-yard par 3 challenge creates a natural viewing area where every shot becomes part of the atmosphere. With an artificial tee and green designed to play like true conditions, and every attempt captured on camera, each swing carries real weight. When someone steps up, people watch. When a ball gets close, you hear it.

The pot builds every day, the setup is always there, and anyone can take a shot. Whether you're finishing your round or coming out specifically for the challenge, it's a simple opportunity to be part of something that keeps growing all season.

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How It Works

Every round gives you a chance to take your shot, while contributing directly to the growing jackpot.

From each green fee, $2.50 from a 9-hole round and $5 from an 18-hole round is added to the pot. A 9-hole round includes one attempt, while 18 holes includes two. Additional shots can be purchased at any time for $2 per shot, and the challenge is open to the public, so anyone can step up and take part.

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The Jackpot

The Hole in One Challenge launches with a strong foundation, but what sets it apart is how the jackpot builds over time.

With every round played and every additional shot taken, the pot continues to grow, turning a single swing into a moment with real stakes. As the number climbs, so does the attention around it, creating an experience that builds throughout the season.

When a hole in one is made, 80% of the jackpot is awarded to the winner, while the remaining 20% is retained and reinvested back into Lake Manitoba Resort.

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What You Need to Know

All shots must be taken using official challenge balls from the designated tee and must land on the green without contacting another ball. Every attempt is recorded and verified by staff.