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1. Daily Scramble

2. Alan Larsen Trophy / The Book

3. Roomies

4. Ryder Cup

5. Calcutta

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1. Daily Scramble
Each round (Friday, Saturday, Sunday) will have it's own stableford scramble with best gross, 2's and 4 pointers, closest to the pin and drawn pairs.

2. The Book
$5 a pick; This is betting on who will have the best combined stableford from the Saturday & Sunday rounds (effectively the Alan Larsen Trophy winner, followed by the 2nd placer).

You must pick the winner and then who you think is going to be second, it's not always second it can be the next highest placed finisher if no one has the correct order. PICKS CLOSE BEFORE the first group tees off on Saturday (all attending players are allocated TWO FREE PICKS as part of the scramble money).

3. Roomies
Two man teams based on your room mate. Best combined stableford over the 3 days. Single, not staying at the accomodation and 3 man rooms will mean some players won't actually be rooming with their roommate. We will sort this and tell you who your roomie is for the weekend.

4. Ryder Cup
FRIDAY – pairings selected by captains. 1 point per match, Half point for halved match. Match played as 4BBB with shots taken off the low marker.

SATURDAY – captains to decide pairings in private and playing order. 1 point per match, Half point for halved match. Match played as combined stableford (per hole)

SUNDAY – singles, each team puts players name in the hats (one for each team) leading team has name drawn first then alternate. The players drawn gets to pick which player from the opposing team they want to matchplay for the round.

5. Calcutta
Has a tab of it's own. Click the horse icon up top (3rd one).

The format of the “Calcutta” takes quite a bit of explanation – which is usually only fully understood once you’ve been involved in a couple of them – but below is an attempt to explain it as simply as possible.

1. Tickets given out
As an attending player you will receive 1 ticket for the Calcutta – if you wish you can form a syndicate amongst your peers (max 3 people), to increase the chances of winning and spreading the cost.

2. Horses drawn out
The first raffle ticket drawn out the hat is the 'Drawer' of the first pair of golfers – he will elect to matchplay an opposing member of the other team. e.g. Nick(Bucks) gets drawn out, and calls out Greg(Coots), Vincent(Coots) gets drawn out next and calls out Brenton(Bucks) etc. This will continue down until the first column is complete. Repeat for the 2nd column.

3. Horse pairings complete
All horses have now been paired. The rankings for the best 'horse pairings' are showing in the ranking column. The raffle tickets sales sets up the base 'pool'.

4. Owner of horses drawn out
Now's the time to get lucky. Tickets are now drawn for each horse pairing to find the owners. The winner will pick the next 'Drawer' out of the hat – this will continue until all the horses have been drawn. Then there will be about 10-15 minutes allocated for syndicates/bidders to decide on options for the upcoming auction.

5. Auction time
Next comes the auction when each pair of golfers (horses) are auctioned to the highest bidder (hence the benefit of a syndicate – remember max syndicates of 3).

Whoever wins the auction for the pair of golfers (P1 + P2) is known as the 'Buyer' and pays whatever their final bid was. Half that money gets added to the 'Pool' and the other half goes to the owner(s).

You can bid for horses that you 'Drew' from the initial raffle draw – if you win that auction you retain 'ownership' of the horses but it effectively only costs you half the price of your bid (which goes into the pool), the other half going back to you as the owner(s).

Once all horses have been auctioned then the overall pool total is known and the value of prizes to the horses that win Calcutta.

6. Sunday Calcutta
Now we play – everyone plays on Sunday and the best combined stableford scores from the ‘horse pairings’ from Sunday's round will determine the winner of the ‘Calcutta'! There are no countbacks – equal score means prizes will be shared.

Note: It is traditional that the winner of the Calcutta (the 'Buyer') pays a portion of their winnings to each of the horses (usually 5%/person), failure to do so may result in the owner(s) being called a manus.

BUCKS

Brenton Wheat (Captain)
Allen Hy
Craig Wheat
Daniel Mantell
Duncan Barr
Fahad Alki
Geoff Sisson
James Ellis
Jeremy Cole
Kelvyn Drinkrow
Mario Beer
Michael McBeath

🏆 WINNER – COOTS 🏆

Gary Singer (Captain)
Brett Proctor
Colin Vanderwiel
Chris Lessel
David Phillippe
Evan Lindsey
Greg Peterken
Greg Darracott
Lee Bevan
Paul Crone
Paul Holmes
Vincent Chan