Games for Ladies Day Play
Individual games will be played with 100%
handicap. The scorecards will be marked with handicaps by the Pro
Shop. During your round, record both your gross score and
handicapped score for each hole as you play. The maximum
strokes on any hole is 10. All players should pick up after 10
shots. No mulligans or "gimme's" allowed. Game participants must
keep track of scores up to 10 strokes per hole, but use the ESC
(Equitable Stroke
Control) system when posting scores for their
handicap. No Game Points will be awarded when playing Team Games
such as Superball.
Below is the list of games for 2010. For the dates of
when they will be played, see the Schedule
section of this website
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here
to open
an easy to print PDF file explaining all the games.
Individual Games
Criers Tournament
- Throw out worst 4 holes for 18 hole round, throw out
worst 2 holes for 9 hole round.
Even Front and Odd
Back - Add up scores for even holes on the
front 9 and odd holes on the back 9. For 9-Hole players, simply add
up scores for the appropriate holes played.
Low
Net - Take gross score and subtract
handicap.
Mutt and
Jeff - Add up scores for Par 3's and Par
5's.
Odd Front and Even
Back - Add up scores for odd holes on the
front 9 and even holes on the back 9. Nine-Hole players, add up
scores for the appropriate holes played.
Only Par
4's - Add up scores for all Par
4's.
Three Clubs and a
Putter - Declare the three clubs used for the
round (in addition to your putter) before starting to play, and
indicate that choice on your scorecard.
Throw Out 3 Worst
Holes - At the completion of the round, each
player subtracts the 3 worst holes from her gross total. From the
new gross total, the player subtracts her handicap for her new
score.
Team Games
Superball - Each member
of a team drives. The best tee shot is selected and all four team members hit their
second shots from that position. The player of the ball that has
been selected always plays first. The other two place their
ball within 6 inches, no nearer the hole. Play continues in this
manner until a ball is holed. The score for the hole is the number
of shots played by the team after one of the balls is holed
out.