Individual 18-hole parent scoring system where golfers earn points based on their net score in each regular season event. The points breakdown is as follows: 200 points to 1st place, 195 points to 2nd place, 190 points to 3rd place, ..., 5 points to 40th place. Ties are broken by scorecard matching.
This system is designed for use in 18-hole leagues
Standard - Rules of Golf followed on a rated course during its active season
Points - The standings for this scoring system are dictated by a points system, where each golfer can earn points in each event based on their performance.
Individual - Each golfer competes on an individual basis, without any teammates.
Field - Each golfer competes against the entire field in each event
This scoring system is used by the following leagues:
This is a "parent" scoring system that has the following "children" scoring systems under it
Flighted individual 18-hole format, using net stroke play to rank players. Flights can change in each event.
4-player team 18-hole format, where each hole count 2 net balls for each team. On holes 1 through 16, one of the net balls must be from the person in the box, which rotates on each hole as follows:<br/><br/> Player A is the man-in-the-box on holes 1, 5, 9, 13<br/> Player B is the man-in-the-box on holes 2, 6, 10, 14<br/> Player C is the man-in-the-box on holes 3, 7, 11, 15<br/> Player C is the man-in-the-box on holes 4, 8, 12, 16<br/><br/> On holes 17 & 18 your team may use any 2 low net balls. Teams can change in each event.
Flighted individual 18-hole Stableford format where players earn points based on their net scores as follows:<br/><br/> Net eagle or better - 8 points<br/> Net birdie - 4 points<br/> Net par - 2 points<br/> Net bogey - 1 point<br/> Net double bogey or worse - 0 points<br/><br/> Flights can change in each event.
4-player team 18-hole format where each hole counts the net best 3 balls. Each team is playing against the entire field. Teams can change in each event.
Individual 18-hole format where each pair in a foursome plays 6 holes of 1-on-1 net match play for a total of 6 matches over the 18-hole round. Each hole is worth 2 points, ties split the points.
Flighted individual 18-hole format where each golfer plays match play against net par. For example, if a player gets 1 stroke on a hole then the following scenarios apply<br/><br/> Par (net birdie) or better wins the hole<br/> Bogey (net par) ties the hole<br/> Double bogey (net bogey) or worse loses the hole<br/><br/> Each player is playing against the rest of the field with regards to how well they perform against net par in their match (e.g. 2 UP > 1 UP > AS > 1 DN > 2 DN... etc)
2-player team 18-hole format where scoring changes every six holes.<br/><br/> First 6 holes: 2-person net scramble<br/> Middle 6 holes: net best ball<br/> Final 6 holes: alternate shot.<br/><br/> A team handicap (80% of the average handicap of the 2 players) is used for all 18 holes. Each team is competing against the entire field. Teams can change in each event.
Individual 18-hole format where singles matches are played in a net match play format for points. The winner of each match earns 1 point and the loser gets 0. Ties split 0.5 points each.
4-man team 18-hole format where each hole counts the net best 2 balls. Each team is playing against the field. Teams can change in each event.
Flighted 2-player team 18-hole format where points are earned based on the net best ball scores as follows:<br/><br/> Net eagle or better: 8 points<br/> Net birdie: 4 points<br/> Net par: 2 points<br/> Net bogey: 1 point<br/> Net double bogey or worse: 0 points<br/><br/> Teams and divisions can change in each event.
Flighted 2-player team 18-hole net best ball format where each team is playing match play against par. Teams and divisions can change in each event.
2-player team 18-hole format where two teams will play a match. 1 point is awarded to the team that wins the most holes. The scoring changes every six holes:<br/><br/> First 6 holes: 2-person net scramble<br/> Middle 6 holes: net best ball<br/> Final 6 holes: alternate shot.<br/><br/> A team handicap (80% of the average handicap of the 2 players) is used for all 18 holes. Teams can change in each event.