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Tmex said:
I don't even know what Stableford is Forum Leader Dean but I like your thoughts.
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That the plus points system. 5 for and eagle, 3 for a birdie, 0 for a par, -3 for a bogey, so and so forth. Reno Lake Tahoe open is played this way.
 
I am pretty sure that I posted my excitement about this somewhere.....I am really excited about this!!
 
This is very very cool!
 
ddec said:
I'm hoping more of a stroke play type of event or even a stableford. We already have The Morgan Cup for match play format.
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Stableford events are good fun and work well for players of all levels since blowout holes don't hurt you too much.
 
Wow! I just saw this. VERY COOL!
 
This seems like another event I can beat Dean at

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ddec said:
Not if I can ride coattails
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Haha I am looking for coattails as well. Hey maybe we can team up!

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I'm sandbagging for a while
 
Chunkylover77 said:
Haha I am looking for coattails as well. Hey maybe we can team up!

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No way. Who would carry the team?
 
Playdough said:
That the plus points system. 5 for and eagle, 3 for a birdie, 0 for a par, -3 for a bogey, so and so forth. Reno Lake Tahoe open is played this way.
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You are referring to some modified Stableford system maybe?

Stableford scoring (Rule 32-1b) is:
For each hole played, 0 points for more than 1 over par or no score on a hole, 1 point for bogie, 2 for par, 3 for birdie, 4 for eagle, 5 for albatross, and 6 for 4 under par on a hole. Player with highest total of points wins.

This system benefits players who may have one or two blow-up holes per round but also can make birdies (or better.)
 
PS. Rep Added!
 
I have large coattails, feel free to hop on.
 
Brainstorming session FTW...
 
Raleigh/ Durham would be a great site for a tournament.
 
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