General Information

  • The flights based on the number of players, a minimum of 12 players

  • Game format is assigned each day by the scoring administrator

  • If Phantom players are needed the scores of 1 or 2 players will be randomly selected by the scoring system to create equal teams

  • Flights will be divided equally based on INDEX, not on handicap

  • All players record gross scores on the scorecard, the scoring system will calculate each player’s net score for each hole

  • There will be 1 (8-11 players), 2 (12-23) or 3 (23 - 100) flights depending on the total number of players

  • Each flight will have a Skins tournament

  • Each flight will have a Nassau tournament

  • Team tournament (scorekeeper’s choice) with 2 or 4 man teams will be scored against the field when there is a sufficient number players


Pot and PTT Games

  • 8 - 11 players

    • Individual Net (Field)

  • 12 - 15 players

    • Individual Net (Flighted)

    • Individual Stableford (Flighted)

  • 16 - 100

    • 2 Man Team Wheel Best Ball (Field Event)

  • 20 - 100

    • 4 Man Team 3 Balls on Par 3s, 2 Balls on Par 4s, 1 Ball on Par 5s (Field Event)

    • 4 Man Team Lone Ranger (Field Event)

 Holiday and Travel Events

  • Four Man Team Best 2 Balls

  • Four Man Team Best 3 Balls

  • Four Man Team Best 4 Balls

Wheel Description

As part of team scoring the scoring system will match each player in a tee group with other players in the same tee group to create teams.  This process is called the Wheel method.

  • A Tee Group contains four players, A, B, C, D

  • If there are less than four players, then there are fewer teams created from the tee group

  • Two Man Teams.  There will be six two-man teams from this tee group

    • Player A with Player B

    • Player A with Player C

    • Player A with Player D

    • Player B with Player C

    • Player B with Player D

    • Player C with Player D

Four Man - Lone Ranger Description

The Lone Ranger tournament format (Man in the box) is a fun game that is played with foursomes. Every hole, one player in that foursome is assigned to be the Lone Ranger. On the 1st hole, player in position 1 in the pairings will act as the Lone Ranger. On the 2nd hole, player in position 2 in the pairings will act as the Lone Ranger. On the 3rd, player in position 3. On the 4th, player in position 4. The cycle then repeats throughout the rest of the round.

When playing this format, you will count the Lone Ranger's ball as well as the best ball of the other 3 players. So, two balls will be counted on each hole.