2021 Season Schedule

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Date Start Time Event
March 31 8:30 meeting Spring Meeting on
Zoom - Tee times
   available 10 a.m.
April 7 8:30 Peoria Team Tourney*
April 14 8:30 Self Pairing (Email
   Beth to create pair)
April 21 8:30 Regular Play
April 28 8:30   Whose Score Do We Use?*
   & SWGA @ Hobbits

May 5 8:30 Regular Play
May 12 8:30 Regular Play
May 19 8:30   Eclectic Tourney
   Week 1*
May 26 8:30 Eclectic Tourney
   Week 2*

June 2 8:30 Regular Play
(Eclectic rain date)
June 10 8:30 (THURSDAY) Play
     with WMGA
June 16 8:30 Beat Your Handicap
   Tourney*
June 23 8:30 Regular Play
June 30 8:30 Devil Ball Tourney*

July 7 8:30 President’s Cup Week 1*
July 14 8:30 President’s Cup Week 2*
July 21 8:30 President’s Cup Week 3*
July 28 8:30 Self Pairing (Email
  Beth to create pair)

August 4 8:30 Regular Play
August 11 8:30 1-2-3 Best Ball Tourney*
August 18 8:30 Regular Play
August 25 8:30 Regular Play

Sept 1 8:30   Charity Event - Florida Scramble*
     with 9-Hole Women
Sept 8 8:30 Regular Play
Sept 15 8:30 Regular Play
Sept 22 8:30 Four Ball Tourney*
Sept 29 8:30 Regular Play

Oct 6 8:30   Regular Play
Oct 13 8:30   Joan Lovelace Tourney - Modified
     Stableford*
Oct 20 8:30   Self Pairing (Email
   Beth to create pair)
   Fall Meeting - 4 pm on
   Zoom
Oct 27 11:30 Awards Luncheon - No
   Play

Dec ? 11:30 Holiday Party - Date
and Location TBD

*Tournament Details:

Peoria Tournament – Points awarded per individual

The tournament committee secretly selects six holes. These are usually two par 3s, two par 4s and two par 5s, and often one of each type per nine (one par 3 on the front, the other on the back nine). Competitors do not know which holes have been selected.
Groups tee off and complete their rounds, playing stroke play and scoring in the normal fashion with one exception: double par is the maximum (i.e., 8 is the maximum score on a par 4). Following completion of play, the six Peoria holes are announced.
Each player totals his six secret holes. That total is multiplied by 3; par is subtracted from that total; then the resulting number is multiplied by 80 percent. This is the player’s allowance. The allowance is subtracted from the player’s gross score and the result is the net Peoria System score.
Example: On the six secret holes, Player A uses 30 total strokes. 30 strokes x 3 = 90 and 90 minus 72 (par for 18 holes) is 18. Eighty percent of 18 is 14 (round off) which means 14 is the allowance. Player A’s gross score is 90 so 90 minus 14 results in a Peoria System net score of 76.

Whose Score Do We Use? – Points awarded per team

Record gross scores in Golf Genius.
Each player will play her own ball. However, only one player’s net score will be used for each hole. The team score will be the sum of 18 holes.
Before play begins, each team will be given a list of whose score will be used for each hole.

Eclectic Tournament – Points awarded per individual

This will be a two-week tournament. Players record net scores on scorecards.
90% of the player’s handicap will be applied to each round.
After the second round, an 18-hole score will be computed using the lower net score for each hole.

Beat Your Handicap Tournament – Points awarded per individual

Each player will be assigned a point total based on 90% of her handicap.
The player will circle the hole when that total is received.
Players whose total score is less than or equal to the number given them will be deemed to have beaten their handicap.

Devil Ball Tournament – Points awarded per team

Each player will be assigned the devil ball for a particular hole. Golfers rotate as the devil ball player.
On each hole, the devil ball player’s score will be used. Then, that score will be added to the lowest score among the other three people on the team to come up with the team score.

President’s Cup – No tournament points involved

The cup goes to the woman who has the lowest 2-game net score out of 3 possible play days.

1-2-3 Best Ball Tournament – Points awarded per team

The teams will be formed with A-B-C-D players.
Each player will receive 90% of her handicap.
The score for each hole will be based on a 3-hole rotation. On hole 1, the best net score will be used; on hole 2, the sum of the 2 best net scores will be used; and on hole 3, the sum of the 3 best net scores will be used. The process starts again beginning on hole 4.

Charity Event – Florida Scramble – Points awarded per team

Record the one team score in Golf Genius.
The team handicap will be calculated as the sum of all four players’ handicaps divided by 8 (if a threesome is playing, the divisor will be 6).
On all holes, each player will hit her drive. Select the best ball to play for the second shot. The woman whose ball is chosen will not play the second shot. After the remaining three players have hit their second shot, the best ball will again be chosen. To play the third shot, the woman whose drive was chosen will join the team to hit, and the person whose second shot was chosen will step aside and not hit the third shot. Continue until the ball is holed.
Repeat this process for each hole.

Four Ball Tournament – Points awarded per 2-woman team

Players will be paired by handicap. In the 4-woman group, team A will be the A player and D player; team B will be the B player and C player.
The A player in each team will get no strokes. The rest of the team will receive 100% of their handicap less the handicap of the A player.
The A team will compete against the B team in a match play format.
The winning team will receive 2 points for each player. In the event of a tie, each team will receive 1 point.

Joan Lovelace Tournament - Modified Stableford– Points awarded per team

Teams will be set up as A-B-C-D players.
Each person in the foursome will have their own card. Record your gross score on the first line, including putts. Then, record your Stableford score underneath according to the methodology below.
- -3 for a Double Bogey or worse
- -1 for a Bogey
- 0 for a Par
- +2 for a Birdie
- +5 for an Eagle
- +10 for a Double Eagle
Total your putts and total your Stableford points. Then the team scores will be computed by adding each team member’s Stableford points.