‘Yellow-Ball Competition Rules’

 

In Yellow-Ball, golfers play in groups of four, and play the ‘YELLOW’ ball score ONLY.

 

This ‘Yellow’ ball rotates among the team members, changing after each hole. For example, on the first hole Player A hits the ‘Yellow’; on the second hole, Player B plays the ‘Yellow’ ball, and so on, rotating throughout the round.

 

If the player playing the Yellow Ball loses it, your round is complete and the number of points scored to this point is your total.

 

On completion of the round, the total score made from the ‘Yellow’ ball is your Team ‘Yellow-Ball’ score.

 

Player A – scores on holes 1/5/9/13/17

Player B – scores on holes 2/6/10/14/18

Player C – scores on holes 3/7/11/15

Player D – scores on holes 4/8/12/16

 

Please note – the above is correct when playing a shotgun start, so be sure to know who has the ‘YELLOW’ Ball at your starting position – it may not be Player A.