All competitions results will use NET scoring, utilizing players current handicaps.

At each Regular Season Tournament, members who place in the top-20 have the ability to earn Club Championship Qualifier points (see below for points/place details).

These Club Championship Qualifier points will compile into the overall Club Championship Qualifier standings throughout the season.

The top-16 members in the standings at the end of the Regular Season will qualify for the Club Championship.

Note: Team events will have players split their team’s place and the next spot on the leaderboard’s points.

(e.g. If a 2-person scramble team comes in first, they will add up the Club Championship Qualifier points for 1st & 2nd in for that tournament, then split them equally. The 2nd place team would then split the 3rd & 4th place points, and so on.)

In the event of a tie, the first hole scores are compared to determine a winner. If there is still a tie, each hole is compared forwards to the 18th until a winner can be determined.

All Regular Season team events contributing to the Club Championship Points system will be 2-person teams. The scoring will play out as follows:

The 1st place team, consisting of two teammates, will split the combined points for 1st and 2nd place in the Club Championship Points system. The 2nd place team will then split the combined points for 3rd and 4th place in the Club Championship point system. And the subsequent top-10 teams will follow this pattern successively.

Top-3* split the tournament purse accordingly:

1st Place: 60% of the purse

2nd Place: 25% of purse

3rd Place: 15% of purse

Note:

– Tournament winnings are only distributed to those who bought in to the tournament purse buy-in. If someome places in the top-3 and has not participated in the tournament purse buy-in, the winnings will go to the golfer in the next highest place.

– During Team events, teammates will split their respective % won 50/50 based on their finishing place.

– If one of the two winning team members did not buy into the tournament purse buy-in, 100% the winnings will be distributed to the partner who bought in.

Every player participating in a tournament will contribute $25 in addition to their greens fees as a part of the Tournament Purse Buy-in.

That money will contribute to that day’s tournament purse as well as contributing to the overall Club Championship purse and the Hole-in-One Piggy Bank.

Of the $25 tournament purse buy-in, here is the breakdown of how those funds are allocated:

$15 will contribute to that day’s tournament payout

$7 will be deposited in to to the Club Championship Pot

$1 will be deposited to Best-of-the-Rest Pot

$2 will be deposited to the Hole-in-One Piggy Bank

The single Club Champion–whoever has the NET lowest score in the Club Championship tournament–will receive 100% of the Club Championship Purse that has accrued from all six Regular Season tournaments. Winner takes all!

The Club Champion will also receive a prize from the Club as well as the Club Championship Trophy, with their name engraved in it–which they will hold on to until the next year’s Club Championship.

The single Best-of-the-Rest tournament winner–whoever has the NET lowest score in the Best-of-the-Rest tournament–will receive 100% of the Best-of-the-Rest Purse that has accrued from all six Regular Season tournaments. Winner takes all!

Third Coat Golf Club has a ‘Hole-in-One’ piggy bank; insurance if you will, for all you snipers.

At each and every event this season, we will deposit $3 of each participants tournament buy-in fee to the Hole-in-One Prize Pool. This 300 cent allocation will create an ongoing pot. If and when a hole-in-one occurs during a Third Coast GC event, that player will be granted the money in the current stock. It will then reset for the next pot to build. The pot will roll over year-over-year as well.

We will keep track of this total and make sure the club always has visibility of what’s at stake. Ace cam, GO!