Special Game Scoring

Stableford

Stableford is a net score game. The player gets his handicap strokes (pops) per hole. Points are awarded per hole based on net score for the hole as follows:

  • Net Double Bogey or Worse = -3
  • Net Bogey = -1
  • Net Par = 0
  • Net Birdie = 2
  • Net Eagle = 5
  • Net Double Eagle = 8

Points for each hole are added to calculate the player's total score.

Chicago

Chicago Scoring is based upon scoring points against a quota based on your handicap. Follow the steps below to calculate this:

  1. Your quota is your handicap subtracted from 19.5. Example: HCP of 10 results in a 9.5 quota.
  2. Points are awarded on GROSS hole scores:
    • 0 points for double bogey or the dreaded other
    • 1 point for bogey
    • 2 points for par
    • 4 points for birdie
    • 8 points for eagle
    • 16 points for double eagle
  3. Add up your points for the round, if you are short of your quota you have a minus score, if you exceed your quota you have a plus score.
  4. On the scorecard, just make sure your strokes are correct. The scoring software will calculate and check the Chicago scoring.

Red/Blue Match

Players are evenly divided into two teams, a Red team and a Blue team. Players are then matched up against each other via blind draw, one Red team player versus one Blue team player. The lower net score for the pairing gains a victory for their respective team.

The winner of each individual match wins $5 ($3 each for ties). Additionally, each member of the team with the most victories wins $5. So, each player will receive one of the following payouts:

  1. Win individual match and on winning team: $10
  2. Tie individual match and on winning team: $8
  3. Win individual match and on losing team: $5
  4. Lose individual match and on winning team: $5
  5. Tie individual match and on losing team: $3
  6. Lose individual match and on losing team: $0

Las Vegas Scramble

On each hole, each player on the team plays a tee shot. The team picks the best tee shot, and then each player plays their own ball from there for the rest of the hole.