How does a 2 Man Scramble work?
 

Each two-player team will be assigned a Team Handicap, calculated based on the individual handicaps of both players.

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The event will be played as a full scramble, meaning the team will always play from the location of the better shot.

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Format Overview:

1. Tee Shots:

   • Both players tee off.

   • The team selects the better of the two shots and marks the spot with a tee peg.

2. Ball Placement:

   • Both players may clean and place their ball within one club length of the selected shot.

   • This placement rule applies throughout the course — including in the rough, bunkers, hazards, etc.

   • Important: You must remain in the same type of lie. For example:

     • If the selected ball is in the rough, the placed ball must remain in the rough.

     • If the selected ball is in a bunker, the placed ball must remain in the bunker.

3. Subsequent Shots:

   • After each shot, the team again selects the better ball, marks the spot, and both players play from within one club length of that location, following the same placement rules.

   • This process continues until the ball is on the green.

4. On the Green:

   • Once on the green, players may place their ball within 10 cm of the selected spot.

   • Both players putt, the better result is chosen, and this process is repeated until the ball is holed.

 

Scoring:

• Final scores should be calculated using Stableford points, adjusted for your Team Handicap on each hole.