Individual 18-hole parent scoring system. The children scoring systems all use total score only, not hole-by-hole.
This system is designed for use in 18-hole leagues
Standard - Rules of Golf followed on a rated course during its active season
Money - The standings for this scoring system are dictated by prize money earned in each event throughout the season.
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 Northwest Senior League
This is a "parent" scoring system that has the following "children" scoring systems under it
Flighted individual 18-hole format where players are ranked by their total net score. Flights can change in each event.
Flighted 4-player team 18-hole format where each team records a single team score on each hole. Flights and teams can change with each event.
Flighted individual 18-hole stableford format where players earn points based on their scores. Here is the points breakdown:<br/><br/> Net Double Eagle, (3 under par) is worth 6 points.<br/> Net Eagle (2 under par) is worth 4 points.<br/> Net Birdie (1 under par) is worth 2 points.<br/> Net Par is worth 1 point<br/> Net Bogey or higher is worth 0 points.<br/><br/> This scoring system uses total scores only, no hole-by-hole scores. The flights can change with each event.
Flighted 2-player team 18-hole format where each team will have a single team score only, no hole-by-hole scores are recorded. The flights and teams can change with each event.
Flighted individual 18-hole format where each player gets 90% of their course handicap with half applied to the front 9 (Holes 1-9) and half applied to the back 9 (Holes 10-18). If your handicap is an odd number, you take the higher number on the Back 9 (Holes 10-18). For example, if you have a 17 handicap you will take 9 strokes on Holes 10-18 and 8 on holes 1-9. Flights can change in each event. This scoring system records total scores only, not hole-by-hole.
Flighted 2-player team 18-hole stableford format where the points are as follows:<br/><br/> Net double eagle (3 under par) or better - 6 points<br/> b. Net eagle (2 under par) - 4 points<br/> c. Net birdie (1 under par) - 2 points<br/> d. Net par - 1 point<br/> e. Net bogey or worse - 0 points<br/><br/> Flights and teams can change in each event. This scoring system records total scores only, not hole-by-hole.
Flighted individual 18-hole match play format where winners get 2 points and a draw earns 1 point for each player. This scoring system records total scores only, not hole-by-hole. Flights can change in each event.
4-player team 18-hole format where each team records a single team score. There will be a separate metric (bling ball) accounted for each team. Teams can change in each event. This scoring system records total scores only, not hole-by-hole.
Flighted individual 18-hole format where each player is given a target score which represents par 72 plus 80% of your course handicap. Each golfer plays until reaching their target score and then plants their flag next to their ball. Winners are determined by the players who have the most strokes left after finishing 18 holes, or if no such players exist it will be those who reached the furthest point along the course. Flights can change in each event.
Flighted 2-player team 18-hole format where a cumulative team net score is produced. This scoring system records total score only, not hole-by-hole. Flights and teams can change in each event.
Flighted 2-player team 18-hole format where the teams play in 2-on-2 matches and the lowest cumulative net score wins the match. This scoring system records total score only, not hole-by-hole. Flights and teams can change in each event.
2-player team 18-hole format played with a team handicap defined by 60% of the lower course handicap added to 40% of the higher course handicap. This scoring system uses total score only, no hole-by-hole. The teams can change with each event.