christine
New member
4 ball . can just a team of 2 with no one else to mark there card enter a 4 ball tornament. and if they do and win it should they be disquailified .
4 ball golf tornament.
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ArnoldArmChewer
Tour Winner
NO, yes.....
Welcome to the forum, A little info is always nice about yourself, location, club etc etc.
Welcome to the forum, A little info is always nice about yourself, location, club etc etc.
2blue
Journeyman Pro
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It shouldn't happen, but if they can't get a 'Marker' to score for a pair without playing partners then the organisers may allow it. Happened at Moortown GC earlier this year. However the guys didn't win..... potential to be rather 'awkward' if they were to come in with an impressive score but I can't see that they can be DQ'd if it's been agreed they can score their own card. If no marker then pairs should be moved forwards where possible until a marker can be found.
FuzzyDuck
Assistant Pro
Last week at my club in a 9 hole texas scramble there was a odd number of pairs. Final group went out as a 6 ball!
williamalex1
Money List Winner
I've seen a few 6 balls playing when no marker is available, not ideal but sometimes necessary.Welcome...…
It shouldn't happen, but if they can't get a 'Marker' to score for a pair without playing partners then the organisers may allow it. Happened at Moortown GC earlier this year. However the guys didn't win..... potential to be rather 'awkward' if they were to come in with an impressive score but I can't see that they can be DQ'd if it's been agreed they can score their own card. If no marker then pairs should be moved forwards where possible until a marker can be found.
duncan mackie
Money List Winner
It would be a matter entirely at the discretion of the committee in charge of the event.
Texas scramble teams mark their own team card, am-am best 2 from 4 team events play and mark their own team card etc etc - the concept isn't an issue at all.
Texas scramble teams mark their own team card, am-am best 2 from 4 team events play and mark their own team card etc etc - the concept isn't an issue at all.
rulefan
Tour Winner
Have those formats been recognised formally? Do the Rules apply to them?
clubchamp98
Journeyman Pro
It’s a game of trust at the end of the day.
Happened at our club last month.
Both members were well known and came second.
There were no complaints as they are good golfers so 43 pts is a good score
They beat us by one .
If it’s an open where players are not known ,I think that may differ slightly but I would have no problem with it.
But others might, can’t please everyone.
Happened at our club last month.
Both members were well known and came second.
There were no complaints as they are good golfers so 43 pts is a good score
They beat us by one .
If it’s an open where players are not known ,I think that may differ slightly but I would have no problem with it.
But others might, can’t please everyone.
duncan mackie
Money List Winner
3.3 b crosses over all forms of stroke play and, whilst recognised or not, is pretty core to all competitive golf.
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Deleted member 25172
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A few of the guys at my club went to Woburn last week for a corporate thing where it was 2 best scores out of 4 and the winning team came in with 96 points...
clubchamp98
Journeyman Pro
That’s a very good score for two counting.
But I have played in one where 107pts won and nearest to them was 88 .
