2007 President's Cup Standings Congratulations to Julie Fong, our inaugural 2007 President's Cup Champion!
About the President's Cup
President’s Cup Scoring and Rules
Overview: The President’s Cup scoring is based on a system that rewards points from the lowest net scores to the highest net scores of each official ParTee Girl Tournament. The person with the most points accumulated from all the tournaments in each calendar year is the winner of the President’s Cup.
The final results should reflect which golfer had the best performance relative to their handicap in regular ParTee Girl golf tournaments for the tournament year of March through November.
Advantage should be given to golfers that play in the most tournaments.
Points awarded should be consistent from tournament to tournament regardless of conditions of play or difficult of course.
Advantage should be given to golfers that do better in tournaments with a higher number of competitors.
The system awards 100 points to the golfer with the lowest net score in the tournament; points are awarded in descending increments to the rest of the golfers relative to their finish and the total number of golfers (playing with handicaps) in the tournament. Here is a brief explanation of how points are awarded and the formula for calculating the number of points per player for each tournament.
100 points divided by the number of players in the tournament = point scale used for that tournament.
Example 1: 20 players = 100 points/20 players for 5.0
Example 2: 25 players = 100 points/24 players for 4.0
Example 3: 30 players = 100 points/30 players for 3.3
1st Place Low net in each tournament = 100 points
2nd Place points are awarded as follows (using above examples):
Example 1: second place = 95 points or 100 - 5
Example 2: second place = 96 points or 100 - 4
Example 3: second place = 96.7 points or 100 – 3.3
3rd Place points are awarded as follows (using above examples):
Example 1: third place = 90 points or 95 - 5
Example 2: second place = 92 points or 96 - 4
Example 3: second place = 93.4 points or 96.7 – 3.3
Points are awarded through this subtraction process as described above for all players who participated in the tournament. All golfers are awarded at least 20 points.
Points Awarded By Finish Position
The following table is an illustration of the point structure based on finish and number of players in a regular tournament. The more players in a tournament, the more points are awarded per player.
Number of players
20
25
30
35
40
1st Place
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
2nd Place
95.0
96.0
96.7
97.1
97.5
3rd Place
90.0
92.0
93.3
94.3
95.0
4th Place
85.0
88.0
90.0
91.4
92.5
5th Place
80.0
84.0
86.7
88.6
90.0
6th Place
75.0
80.0
83.3
85.7
87.5
7th Place
70.0
76.0
80.0
82.9
85.0
8th Place
65.0
72.0
76.7
80.0
82.5
9th Place
60.0
68.0
73.3
77.1
80.0
In case of ties, points will be averaged, including 1st Place
Note: Net scores are entered into an Excel spreadsheet which automatically calculates and tallies points, ties, differentials to arrive at the total points per golfer per tournament and cumulative points per golfer.
Rules for determining the winner:
Performance in all regular tournaments would be measured.
Points would be awarded to each participant based upon relative performance to all other competitors in the tournament per the above example.
The ParTee Girl Golfer with the most total points for the year would be awarded the President’s Cup.
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