This is a "skins
tournament". Amount of money won, not the number of
"skins" won, will be used for scoring.
Double elimination
- player must rank in lower half of money winners, at the
end of two (2) levels
of play. (Note: player may score high in his/her foursome,
but may not score in upper half of money winners that remain
after a "level" of play.
A "level
of play" is described at three (3) rounds of nine (9)
holes of play. Player is to add up the monies won from the
best two (2) rounds of nine holes to determine players score
for that level.
100% payback
plus other prizes - longest drive, longest putt, double
eagles, hole-in-one - qualify for gift certificates.
In case of a
"tie" (equal amounts of money) after a level of
play, the tie breaker is to switch to "stroke play"
sudden death. First player to win a hole is the winner of
the tie breaker. Ties may not need to be broken, if the
money scores of the players does not change their standings
as far as "top half of money winners" after completion
of a "level of play" (3 rounds of 9 holes).
Player playing
"out of turn" is disqualified from that round
only of nine (9) holes - only - with no money won in that
round. That player would then have to use the money winnings
score from the two (2) remaining rounds of nine (9) holes
for scoring purposes, unless player is also disqualified
from another round of nine (9), during the same "level"
of play. In that case, player, would only have one (1) round
of nine (9) to use as a score.
Level of play
is as follows:
Luck of the
Draw, for which machine to play on.
Luck of the
Draw as to which players to play with.
Course to be
played is decided by the players rolling the ball, until
the same course appears two times. That is the course
to be used.
Machines in
play - may not all be the same model.
"Final
Four" players play in order, as drawn. One Draw.
Winners are
determined by amount of "money won", not by
number of "skins". Amount of money won is not
for the amount for the entire tournament. It is the amount
won "in a level".
