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System 36

(2008-08-18 17:54:27)
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分类: 高球四重奏
System 36 is a same-day handicapping system similar in function to Callaway1 and Peoria2. It allows golfers who do not have a handicap index to play golf
tournaments and compete for low-net titles or prizes. The "handicap" is determined following the round according to System 36 structures.

Here's how System 36 works:

Throughout the round, the golfer accrues points based on the following formula:

   Double bogey or worse = 0 points
   Bogey = 1 point
   Par or better = 2 points

At the end of the round, points earned are tallied. The total is subtracted from 36, and the resulting number is the golfer's handicap allowance. His net score can then be computed using his System 36 handicap allowance.

For example, let's say you go out and shoot 90, and along the way to that 90 you have seven pars, nine bogeys, and two double-bogeys or worse.

First, calculate your accrued points:
7 (pars) x 2 (points per par) = 14
9 (bogeys) x 1 (point per bogey) = 9
2 (doubles or worse) x 0 (points per double) = 0

So your point total is 23. Now, subtract this total from 36:
   36 - 23 = 13

So 13 is your handicap allowance. Now apply this to your gross score:
   90 - 13 = 77

And 77 is your net score based on System 36 handicapping.


Definition of Stableford competition

A Stableford competition is a golf tournament in which the object is to get the highest score. That's because in Stableford, golfers are awarded points
based on their scores in relation to a fixed score at each hole. That fixed score can be par, or any number of strokes a tournament
committee chooses (6, 8, whatever).

The USGA and R&A define Stableford points in this manner:

• More than 1 over fixed score (or no score returned) - 0 points
• One over fixed score - 1 point
• Fixed score - 2 points
• One under fixed score - 3 points
• Two under fixed score - 4 points
• Three under fixed score - 5 points
• Four under fixed score - 6 points

Rules related to Stableford competitions can be found in the official rules under Rule 32.

Stableford competitions are usually played with full handicaps, but might be played at scratch with handicaps used to determine higher point rewards
for higher handicappers. For example, golfers might be flighted as A, B, C and D players, with points adjusted so that a par gets an A player 0 points,
a B player 1 point, a C player 2 points and a D player 3 points.


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