Goodrich Men's Golf Club Event Definitions

DEFINITIONS

Club by laws state that members may not compete in Club championships or tournaments in any year, until they have played five (5) Club rounds in that year.

The Tournament and Rules Committee reserve the right to change events, etc., if necessary (e.g., inclement weather, course conditions or other extraordinary conditions or situations).

All flights and payouts will be based on the number of golfers for the event.

To be a scheduled event 12 members need to play. Members playing where they are representing Goodrich Men’s Golf are included in the event.

All club team events will have a random draw for missing players. A golfer can only be drawn once a year.

All blind draw events the blind draw will be conducted after the round has completed.

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2 Man 14-15-23

A two-players team low net event.

• Use the lowest net score on all Par 4 and Par 5 holes, use both net scores on all Par 3 holes.
• Keep a cumulative total by hole (± Net Par) for the team.

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2 Man Best Ball

A two-players team low net event counting one ball on each hole.

• Use the lowest net score for each hole.
• Keep a cumulative total by hole (± Net Par) for the team.

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2 Man Best Ball Bonus Birdies

A two-players team low net event.

• Use the lowest net score for each hole.
• Any additional net birdies or better are counted.
• Keep a cumulative total by hole (± Net Par) for the team.

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2 Man Scramble (Guests Welcome) - Entry Fee

A two-players team low gross event counting one ball on each hole where Goodrich Men’s Golf Club members invite nonmembers to play a round of golf.

• Use the lowest net score for each hole.
• Keep a cumulative total by hole (± Net Par) for the team.
• Cash payouts will be determined based on the number of golfers.

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2 Man Best Ball Red-Gold-White

A two-player team low net event counting one ball on each hole.

• Use the lowest net score for each hole.
• Play from the appropriate color tee in a rotating fashion 1st hole from red tee, 2nd hole from gold tee, 3rd hole from white tee, then start over again.
• Keep a cumulative total by hole (± Net Par) for the team.

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2 Man Best Ball Red-White-Blue

A two-player team low net event counting one ball on each hole.

• Use the lowest net score for each hole.
• Play from the appropriate color tee in a rotating fashion: 1st hole from red tee, 2nd hole from white tee, 3rd hole from blue tee, then start over again.
• Keep a cumulative total by hole (± Net Par) for the team.

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2 Man Goodrich COMBO (Best Ball, Alt-Shot, Scramble) - Entry Fee

A two-players team low net event counting Best Ball on holes 1-6, Alternate shots on holes 7-12 and Scramble on hole 13-18.

• Keep a cumulative total by hole (± Net Par) for the team.

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2 Man (One Ball Odd) (Two Balls Even)

A two-player team low net event counting one ball on each odd hole and two balls on each even hole.

• Use the lowest net score for each odd hole.
• Use both net scores for each even hole.
• Keep a cumulative total by hole (± Net Par) for the team.

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2 Man Quota Points

A two-player team event counts both players points on each hole.

• Assigned Quota is the sum of the players handicaps, subtracted from 72.
• Cumulative points - Keep a cumulative total by hole for the team.
• Total points, less team Quota is the team score.
• Keep a cumulative total by hole (± Net Par) for the team.

Quota points are the difference between the player(s) handicap, subtracted from 36. [Example: 36-10=26 Quota Points at 10 handicap]

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2 Man Stableford Points

A two-player team event counts the player with the most points on each hole.

• Cumulative points - Keep a cumulative total by hole for the team.
• Keep a cumulative total by hole (± Net Par) for the team.

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Club Championship

Individual, two-day low gross event.

• All flights play 36 holes. The Club Champion is the player with the lowest total gross score playing the blue tee box.
• A player can only win one category, with low gross taking precedence.
• Low net and gross payouts in the Club Champion divisions.
• The Tournament and Rules Committee will determine the rules of play for the Tournament

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Foursome (1x Net AB + 1x Net CD)

A four-player team low net event.

• Use the lowest net score for each hole between your A and B players.
• Use the lowest net score for each hole between your C and D players.
• Keep a cumulative total by hole (± Net Par) for the team.

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Foursome (1x Net AD + 1x Net BC)

A four-player team low net event.

• Use the lowest net score for each hole between your A and D players.
• Use the lowest net score for each hole between your B and C players.
• Keep a cumulative total by hole (± Net Par) for the team.

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Foursome 1 Ball Bonus Birdies

A four-player team low net event.

• Use the lowest net score for each hole.
• Any additional net birdies or better are counted.
• Keep a cumulative total by hole (± Net Par) for the team.

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Foursome 13-24-35

A four-player team low net event.

• Use the lowest net score on all Par 3 holes, the two lowest net scores on all Par 4 holes and the three lowest net scores on all Par 5 holes.
• Keep a cumulative total by hole (± Net Par) for the team.

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Foursome 15-24-33

A four-player team low net event.

• Use the lowest net score on all Par 5 holes, the two lowest net scores on all Par 4 holes and the three lowest net scores on all Par 5 holes.
• Keep a cumulative total by hole (± Net Par) for the team.

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Foursome 15-24-33 (Blind Draw)

A four-player team low net event.

• Teams will be drawn after round is completed
• Use the lowest net score on all Par 5 holes, the two lowest net scores on all Par 4 holes and the three lowest net scores on all Par 5 holes.
• Keep a cumulative total by hole (± Net Par) for the team.

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Foursome 2 Ball

A four-player team low net event counting two balls on each hole.

• Use the two lowest net scores for each hole.
• Keep a cumulative total by hole (± Net Par) for the team.

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Foursome 2 Ball (Blind Draw)

A four-player team low net event counting two balls on each hole.

• Teams will be drawn after round is completed
• Use the two lowest net scores for each hole.
• Keep a cumulative total by hole (± Net Par) for the team.

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Foursome 2 Ball Bonus Birdies

A four-player team low net event.

• Use the lowest net score for each hole.
• Any additional net birdies or better are counted.
• Keep a cumulative total by hole (± Net Par) for the team.

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Foursome 2-3-4

A four-player team low net event.

• Use the two lowest net scores for holes 1-6, the three lowest net scores for holes 7-12 and all four net scores for holes 13-18.
• Keep a cumulative total by hole (± Net Par) for the team.

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Foursome 3 Ball

A four-player team low net event counting three balls on each hole.

• Use the three lowest net scores for each hole.
• Keep a cumulative total by hole (± Net Par) for the team.

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Foursome Calcutta Draw (2 Ball) - Entry Fee

A four-player draw team low net event counting two balls on each hole.

• Use the two lowest net scores for each hole.
• Keep a cumulative total by hole (± Net Par) for the team.

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Foursome Calcutta Draw (2-3-2) - Entry Fee

A four-player draw team low net event.

• Use the two lowest net scores for each hole 1-6.
• Use the three lowest net scores for each hole 7-12.
• Use the two lowest net scores for each hole 13-18.
• Keep a cumulative total by hole (± Net Par) for the team.

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Foursome Calcutta Draw (2-3-4) - Entry Fee

A four-player draw team low net event.

• Use the two lowest net scores for each hole 1-6.
• Use the three lowest net scores for each hole 7-12.
• Use all net scores for each hole 13-18.
• Keep a cumulative total by hole (± Net Par) for the team.

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Foursome Calcutta Draw (3 Ball) - Entry Fee

A four-player draw team low net event counting three balls on each hole.

• Use the three lowest net scores for each hole.
• Keep a cumulative total by hole (± Net Par) for the team.

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Foursome Calcutta Pick (3 Ball) - Entry Fee

A four-player pick team low net event counting three balls on each hole.

• Use the three lowest net scores for each hole.
• Keep a cumulative total by hole (± Net Par) for the team.

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Foursome Combined Net Total-Count 2 Low Nets

A four-player team event.

• Add the two lowest total net scores for all 18 holes together.

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Foursome Combined Net Total-Count 3 Low Nets

A four-player team event.

• Add the three lowest total net scores for all 18 holes together.

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Foursome Corners 2x3

A 4-player team event counts the three lowest net balls on holes 1,9,10,18 (corners), and the 2 lowest net balls on the remaining holes.

• Keep a cumulative total by hole (± Net Par) for the team.

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Foursome Corners 2x4

A 4-player team event counting all 4-net balls on holes 1,9,10,18 (corners), and the 2-lowest net balls on the remaining holes.

• Keep a cumulative total by hole (± Net Par) for the team.

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Foursome Low Ball + High Ball

A four-player team low net event counting two balls on each hole.

• Use the lowest and highest net score on each hole.
• Keep a cumulative total by hole (± Net Par) for the team.

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Foursome Low Ball 3rd Low Ball

A four-player team low net event.

• Use the lowest and the third lowest net score on each hole.
• Keep a cumulative total by hole (± Net Par) for the team.

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Foursome One Ball Odd, Two Balls Even

A four-player team low net event.

• Use the lowest net score for each odd hole.
• Use two lowest net scores for each even hole.
• Keep a cumulative total by hole (± Net Par) for the team.

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Foursome String Scramble Draw - Entry Fee

A four-player gross team scrambled event. A skins game may be included in the event at the discretion of the tournament and rules committee.

• Each team will start with a length of string based on individual handicaps.
• You can trade string for strokes (Example: use 2 feet of string for a birdie instead of putting 2 feet for a par).
• String can be used at any time. Cut off the length of string used, and discard.
• Gross score.
• Keep a cumulative total by hole for the team.

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Foursome TRIANGLE (3 Ball 6,12,18 2 Ball Rest)

A 4-player team event counts the three lowest net balls on holes 6,12,18 and the 2 lowest net balls on the remaining holes.

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Foursome WALTZ (1-2-3)

A 4-player team event counts the lowest net score on hole 1, 2 lowest net scores 2 and three lowest net scores on holes 3. Doing the same order on the rest of the holes

• Keep a cumulative total by hole (± Net Par) for the team.

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Individual Composite 18 of 54-Flighted

A 3-day individual low net event (18-hole minimum). Play 1, 2 or 3 rounds.

Composite gross score minus current handicap = Net score [80 – 10 = 70]. {Example:10 handicap}

The Tournament and Rules Committee will establish flights for individual handicap ranges

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Individual Darrel Scott

A shotgun 1-day individual low net event. Net score is your gross score, minus your current 18-hole handicap for the tee box you played. The golfer with the lowest net score is the Darrel Scott champion.

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Individual Darrel Scott, Putting Contest - Entry Fee

After the Darrel Scott event has finished there is an optional cash event putting contest on the practice putting green.

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Individual Low Net-Flighted

• The winner of each flight will be the golfer with lowest net score for the flight. Net score is your gross score, minus your current 18-hole handicap for the tee box you played.

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Individual Quota Points-Flighted

The tournament and Rules Committee will establish flights for individual handicap ranges.

• Assigned Quota is the player's handicap subtracted from 36.
• Cumulative points - Keep a cumulative total by hole.
• Total points, less Quota is the player score.
• Keep a cumulative total by hole (± Net Par) for the team.

Quota points are the difference between the player(s) handicap, subtracted from 36. [Example: 36-10=26 Quota Points at 10 handicap]

The player with the most points over their quota is the winner.

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Senior Club Championship (Whites-50+)

Individual, two-day low gross event for players aged 50 and over playing the white tee box.

• All flights play 36 holes. The Senior Club Champion is the player with the lowest total gross score.
• A player can only win one category, with low gross taking precedence.
• Low net and gross payouts in the Senior divisions.
• The Tournament and Rules Committee will determine the rules of play for the Tournament

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Super Senior Club Championship (Gold-65+)

Super Senior championship is for players aged 65 and over playing the gold tee box.

• All flights play 36 holes. The Super Senior Club Champion is the player with the lowest total gross score.
• A player can only win one category, with low gross taking precedence.
• Low net and gross payouts in the Super Senior divisions.
• The Tournament and Rules Committee will determine the rules of play for the Tournament

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