Category: Pairings

by JeffG

Heritage Hills Pairings

Club Championship & Partners Tournament

  1. SWORDS( 16 )/MACALALAG( 28 ), GUELZOW( 9 )/TIGNALL( 23 )
  2. ROGERS( 11 )/MARTIN( 24 ), WOODS( 9 )/PATTILLO( 24 )
  3. EVANS( 32 ) VS MACEROSS( 20 ), MACIOLEK( 22 )/KREISEL( 23 )

 

PARTNERS TOURNAMENT RULES

The format is a two-man partner tournament in which there are three six-hole scoring segments with the best total score for the 18 holes winning the tournament. The formats for the three segments are as follows:

Segment 1 – The first six holes are played as a Captain’s Choice. Each player plays a shot beginning with the tee shot and after each shot the best positional ball is chosen. Each player then plays his ball from the chosen position until a ball is holed. The score for each hole is the score as if one player had scored.

Segment 2 – The second six holes are played as Best Ball. Each player plays the hole separately. The player’s score for the hole is handicapped for that hole (based on his USGA Handicap) and the partner with best net score for that hole has that score entered for the hole.

Segment 3 – The third six holes are played are played as Alternating Shots. Player A tees off and Player B then plays Player A’s ball. Then Player A plays Player B’s ball and so on until the ball is holed. Both partners may tee off on each hole and after the tee shots the decision can be made as to which tee shot to take and then begin the alternate shots. However, each partner’s tee shot must be chosen three times over the six holes so, once a partner’s chosen shots are three, the other partner’s tee shots must be used on the remaining holes. The ball that is played from the tee must be the ball continuously played until it is holed.

by JeffG

The Bridges Pairings

Club Championship Semi-Finals                     

  1. MACALALAG( 29 ), TIGNALL( 26 ), WOODS( 9 )
  2. MACEROSS( 21 ) VS KALBFIESCH( 17 ), MCDANIEL( 19 )
  3. EVANS( 35 ) VS ROGERS( 14 ), PATTILLO( 26 )
by JeffG

Glade Valley Pairings

Quarter Finals & Mystery Tournament

Round 2 of 2

  1. ETTINGER( 17 ), EVANS( 35 ), MCDANIELS( 18 ),
  2. ROGERS( 14 ) VS PATTILLO( 26 ), KREISEL( 20 )
  3. TIGNALL( 26 ) VS KALBFIESCH( 17 ), MACALALAG( 26 )
by JeffG

Pine Ridge

Qualifier

  1. PATTILLO( 26 ), EVANS( 34 ), KALBFIESCH(17), WOODS( 9 )
  2. MCDANIEL(18) VS SWORDS(14), MACALALAG(28) VS MACEROSS(21)
  3. ROGERS( 14 ) VS KREISEL( 21 ), TIGNALL( 25 ) VS ETTINGER( 17 )
by JeffG

South Hills- President’s Cup

ASHROSE GOLF CLUB 2018 PRESIDENT’S CUP
USA EURO
Kalbfliesch
Maciolek		 1
Kreisel
Rodgers		 2
Woods
Swords		 2 1/2
Guelzow
McDaniels		 1/2
Tignall
Evans
Pattillo
Macalalag		 3
TOTAL 3 1/2 5 1/2

 

  1. KALBFIESCH (19 )/MACIOLEK (22 ) VS KREISEL (21 ), ROGERS (15 )
  2. SWORDS(14 )/WOODS( 9) VS GUELZOW( 9) JD (19 )
  3. TIGNALL(28 )/EVANS(36 ) VS PATTILLO(29 )/MACALALAG(28 )
  4. GALLOWAY(Guest), DU(Guest)

 

Americans            Europeans

Woods-Capt       Guelzow-Capt

Evans                  McDaniel

Kalbfliesch          Kreisel

Maciolek              Macalalag

Swords                Pattillo

Tignall                 Rodgers

 

Overview
This is a one day event. Members who “sign-up” are divided into two (2) teams and compete in match play. Current member handicaps are used and full strokes are given to everyone. The sign-up procedure is on a first come basis since only complete foursomes are allowed in this competition. Later sign-ups (not completing a foursome) will be considered as alternates; filling in for any no shows.

Teams
Once the sign-up is closed, the composition of the two teams (European and American) will be selected by handicaps. The handicap order will be from lowest to highest as follows: (E,A,A,E,E,A,A, E…etc.) . The Board will select the two team captains, subject to their acceptance. Each team captain is responsible for arranging his two man teams.

Order of Play
Coin toss determines which team captain starts the process. The first team captain selects a twosome to play in the first foursome. The other team captain then selects his twosome choice to compete in the first foursome. Additional foursomes are determined in a similar manner alternating which captain selects first.

Competition
This is an 18 hole match play event. Within each foursome, team members compete in pairs. There are three different competitions, each lasting six holes.
First 6 Holes – Captains Choice (no handicaps)
After every shot, the team decides which of the two balls is preferred, then both hit again from that point, continuing in this fashion until holing out.
Second 6 Holes – Best Net Team Score (full handicaps applied to all players)
For each team, the two net scores are added and compared to the other team total. Each player may receive a stroke (or strokes) based on his handicap and the course difficulty rankings for hole numbers 7 through 12.
Third 6 Holes – Modified Alternate Shot (no handicaps)
Both players on each team hit drives; then teammates alternate hitting each other’s ball until both are holed out. The lower of the two team scores are compared to determine who wins the hole.

Scoring
Each (six hole) competition is a separate match play event. The winning team receives one (1) point. If the teams are even after six holes, each team receives ½ point. The second and third (six hole) competitions are scored similarly. Note that the total points awarded each foursome is always three (3).

Team Scoring and Awards Money
The winning team is the one with the most total points after considering all the foursomes. The winning team receives the entire cash award; the losing team receives zero. Each player on the winning team receives the same share of the “pot”. If the two teams tie, then the pot is split equally between the two teams.

by JeffG

Heritage Hills

TIn Whistle

  1. MACALALAG( 28 ), TIGNALL( 24 ), KREISEL( 21 )
  2. PATTILLO( 25 ), WOODS( 9 ), ROGERS( 11 )
  3. EVANS( 32 ) VS LAZZARO( 36 ), KALBFIESCH( 14 )
  4. SWORDS( 14 ) VS MCDANIEL( 19 ), GUELZOW( 10 ), MACEROSS(21)