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INDIVIDUAL STABLEFORD

 

The Stableford competition is probably the most common event played at club level. The system takes its name from Dr. Stableford from the Liverpool Golf Club, and was introduced in 1931. It involves scoring points based on the result of each hole.

 

Using the index for each hole, players firstly make a mental allocation of their full handicap over eighteen holes. For example’ a player on a handicap of 18 will add one shot to the par value for each hole to determine his or her own par for the hole. Thus a hole rated as a par 4 becomes a par 5 for the player.

 

A player with 10 handicap would add one shot for holes indexed 1 thru 10, and a player with a handicap of 27 would allot one shot on holes indexed 10 thru 18 and two shots on holes indexed 1 thru 9, making a par 4 hole indexed say 2 would become a par 6 for that player

 

The points scoring method is then calculated by allotting two points for a par, one point for one over, three points for one under, four points for two under and so on.

 

Players who exceed their own par by two strokes score no points for the hole and, since they cannot improve on that result, they should (unless requiring a full score for handicap allotment), then pick up their ball and hope to score points on the next hole.

 

At the end of the round, all points scored are added for each nine holes and totalled for eighteen holes. The player with the most points is the winner.


The Stableford competition has two major advantages. First it speeds up the game since there is no point continuing to play a hole once your own par has been exceeded by two strokes. Second, it means you can have one or two bad holes, but compensate for them during the balance of your round.

 

When marking the scorecard, note that the number of strokes taken must always be shown for holes where points are scored. Thus, the card records both strokes and points.

 

 

EXAMPLE OF SCORE CARD:-

 

 

MARKERS SCORE

 

                                  PLAYERS SCORE

 

39 points

 

 

BALIBAGO SOCIAL GOLF CLUB

 

 

35  points

 

 

 

 

 

 

PLAYER

J Smith

H/CAP

20

MARKER

J Brown

H/CAP

18

 

 

 

 

HOLE

PAR

INDEX

YARDS

DAILY GAME

Stroke/Count Putts

HOLE

PAR

INDEX

YARDS

DATE

10 Sept, 2010

STROKE

 Pts

STROKE

 Pts

 STROKE

 Pts

STROKE

Pts

1

4

3

380

 7

 0

 6

1

10

4

4

370

 6

 1

 5

 2

2

4

5

424

 6

 1

 5

 2

11

4

6

410

 6

1

4

3

3

3

11

169

 3

 3

 4

 2

12

3

12

160

 3

 3

 4

2

4

5

1

543

 6

 3

 6

 2

13

5

2

533

 6

 3

5

3

5

5

7

537

 5

 3

 6

 2

14

5

8

500

 5

3

 6

 2

6

4

13

318

 6

 1

 5

 2

15

4

14

313

 6

1

 5

 2

7

4

15

335

 5

 2

 4

3

16

4

16

328

 5

 2

 4

 2

8

3

17

157

 4

 2

 3

3

17

3

18

147

 4

 2

 3

3

9

4

9

354

 5

 2

 6

 1

18

4

10

347

 5

 2

5

2

TOTAL OUT

3217

 

 17

 

18

TOTAL IN

3108

 

18

 

21

MARKERS SIGNATURE

J Brown

 

TOTAL OUT

3217

 

17

 

 18

GROSS

6325

 

35

 

39

PLAYERS SIGNATURE

J Smith

 

H/CAP

 

 

 

 

 

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