Individual stroke play.  25% off Par 3s and Par 5s; 10% off Par 4s (i.e., net score from worst one Par 3, worst one Par 4 and worst one Par 5 is deducted from total net score).

Individual stroke play with 2-person teams. Stableford points awarded in relation to score on each hole.

Spring aeration day #1 at Crown Isle golf course, only front 9 will be open.

 

Ladies will play 9 holes, no game, random tee times.

Individual stoke play.  This game is comprised of three games; front nine score, back nine score, and 18-hole score.  A player may win in a maximum of 2 out of these 3 games.

Individual stroke play with 2-person teams.   Best ball on front nine counts towards team score, both balls on back nine counts towards team score.

Individual stroke play with 4-person teams. Players rotate as `Thelma`(i.e., Player 1 is `Thelma` on holes 1, 5, 9, 13 and 17; Player 2 is `Thelma` on holes 2, 6, 10, 14 and 18; etc.) and Thelma`s score counts on her holes.  `Louise` is the best net score from the other three players on each hole.  Team score is Thelma`s plus Louise`s score for each hole.

Holes which start with a T or F (2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 12, 13, 14 and 15) count towards score.

5 points for hitting drive on fairway on par 4's and 5's (or green on Par 3's) and negative points for each putt.  Zero points for hole if do not land on fairway.

Individual stroke play with 2-person teams in team match play (a.k.a. four ball) format.  The team with the lowest net score is said to have won that hole.  If scores from both teams are identical then the hole is not won.

Individual stoke play.  After play is completed, the Pro Shop will draw to determine whether the odd holes count or the even holes count for the game. 

Individual stroke play with 4-person teams.  The two best net scores on each hole will count.

Individual stroke play. Player's best score on hole #1 or #10, #2 or 11, #3 or 12, etc)

4-person teams. The two best net scores on each hole will count.  Players can choose to hit tee shot from red tee box for 2 stroke penalty, rather than hit from the white tee.

Individual stroke play. Holes which start with O-N-E-S (one, six, seven, eight, nine, eleven, sixteen, seventeen, eighteen) count towards score

Individual stroke play with 2-person teams.  Best net score from the team`s members will count for each hole on Day 1.  Players have the opportunity to better their net score on each hole on Day 2.

Registration for ladies not playing in the Two-Day Eclectic.

Registration for ladies not playing in the Two-Day Eclectic.

Individual stroke play.

Each foursome is a team; the best gross score and the best net score counts on each hole. Must use 2 players scores.

Individual stroke play. Players are given a point quota (determined by their handicap) and their point total is compared to their quota to detemine a final score.

Individual stroke play.

Two person teams. Front 9 holes is scramble, back 9 is best ball.

4-person teams. On each hole, one of the golfers plays a pink golf ball (rotates among players).  Two of the scores are combined for the team score.  One of the scores used is the low score among the three golfers using their regular balls; the other score used is the score of the pink golf ball. 

 

If the pink ball is lost, for that and each subsequent hole, the pink ball score is double par.  All 4 players then play their regular ball, and the best score of the 4 players counts.

Individual stroke play with 2-person teams.   Team score is balls selected by par (1 ball on par 3s, alternate 1 ball on par 4 then 2 balls on next par 4, both balls on par 5s)

Individual stoke play with Stableford points awarded in relation to score on each hole. All players compete for the game and the “Aces” also compete to win the Ace of Aces trophy.

Individual stroke play. Players choose three clubs to use during their round, plus their putter.  Players must not have any more than three clubs and a putter in their golf bags.  Score not eligible for posting to Golf Canada.