[jlab-9hgl 01612] Re: score

[Whit Seay]

Kelly,

This question has come up two or three times by fellow golfers.  I went back and looked at the schedule in the league software and discovered it flipped around the course assignments after we had to account for the aeration on Cardinal and Deer Run.  I found this out too late to make any change for this week.  It also occurred last week.  I have corrected the issue in the software and the course assignment in the software corresponds to the ones on the webpage.


Your humble scorekeeper,

Whit
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From: Kelly Dixon <kdixon at jlab.org>
Sent: Tuesday, October 1, 2019 1:06 PM
To: Whit Seay <wseay at jlab.org>; jlab-9hgl at jlab.org <jlab-9hgl at jlab.org>
Subject: RE: score


I don’t understand how the course that we are to play is decided.  For example, our team (#2) was supposed to play team 3 on Deer Run and the rest of the scheduled matches should have played the Cardinal for 6/17 but was postponed due to rain.  This is also how it was also supposed to be according to the schedule for yesterday’s make-up play yet the 1 vs 2 and 5 vs 7 matches were played on DR and we ended up playing on the Cardinal.



What gives?



From: Jlab-9hgl <jlab-9hgl-bounces at jlab.org> On Behalf Of Whit Seay
Sent: Tuesday, October 1, 2019 11:41 AM
To: Chris Dreyfuss <dreyfuss at jlab.org>; jlab-9hgl at jlab.org
Subject: [jlab-9hgl 01610] Re: score



Each individual match is worth 22 points.  The 4 matches add up to 88 points.  In this case Team 1 and Team 4 tied in the match play.  There is an additional 12 points that are awarded to the team with low total net score.  Team 1 net score = 157.  Team 4 net score = 153.  Team 4 gets the additional 12 points which was the difference in the final points.



See below from our rules section:



     *   Scoring

i.      Match Play

1.     Individual Matches

a.     Two points available per hole. Low net score wins the hole. If tied, each player receives one point for the hole.

b.     Four points available for low net. If tied, each player receives two points for the individual match.

c.     Total available points per individual match: 18 + 4 = 22.

2.     Team Scoring

a.     Points earned by each of the four players count toward the team’s total score.

b.     The team with total low net receives twelve points. If tied, each team receives six points.

ii.    Scoring Example

1.     Team A is playing Team B. The captains chose their four players, numbered 1 thru 4 in order of handicap. If two or more players on the same team have the same handicap, their order is determined by their exact unrounded handicap, and then by the order submitted by the captain. Once the Team A’s captain determined which player would play as #2, and which would play as #3, the pairing of the foursomes was defined.

2.     From the example below, G. Bush (hcp 4) and P. Buchanan (hcp 6) could play a 22-point match. Mr. Bush would give Mr. Buchanan two strokes, one each on the two hardest holes by handicap on the scorecard. They would play for two points a hole (9 x 2 = 18), and four points for low net totaling twenty-two points. The two points per hole goes to the lower net score, or each player gets one point when the hole is tied. The individual's net score is the actual nine-hole score minus their handicap. The lower net gets 4 points, or each player gets 2 points if the net scores tie. At the end of the matches, the four net scores are added together to make the Team Net Score. The team with the lower team net wins 12 points, or each team gets 6 points if the net scores tie.



Team A

Team B

Player

Hcp.

Player

Hcp.

#1 G. Bush

4

#1 P. Buchanan

6

#2 B. Clinton

6

#2 J. Brow

8

#3 T. Watson

6

#3 N. Lopez

13

#4 N. Faldo

24

#4 G. Norman

19



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Subject: [jlab-9hgl 01609] score



I understand the induvial scoring but someone please explain to me the final team scoring not sure how we ended up with the same score and its not a tie



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