29th September - Russell Trophy Nett Canadian Foursome Format
Canadian Foursomes Play
Two golfers form a team. We'll call them Golfer A and Golfer B. This is how they play each hole in Canadian Foursomes:
- Both golfers on the team tee off.
- The resulting two drives are compared, and the better one selected. (This the "scramble" part of the format).
- The golfer whose drive was not selected picks up his own ball.
- Let's say Golfer A's drive was better, so Golfer B picks up his own ball, and then Golfer B plays the second stroke.
- From that point, it is alternate shot. Since Golfer B played the second stroke, Golfer A plays the third.
- They continue alternating strokes until the ball is holed.
And that is Canadian Foursomes: 2-player team, both hit drives and the better drive is selected, alternate shot from there. And remember that the golfer whose drive was not selected plays the second stroke.
The Game - PAR
Exchange cards as usual with your marker. Record Strokes Played
Your "Fixed Score" for the hole is Par plus your handicap strokes for that hole
so on Hole 1 it is a Par 4 and if you have one stroke as per your card the your fixed score for that hole is 5
Record + if you score fewer than 5 strokes.
Record 0 if you score 5 strokes
Record - if you score more than 5 strokes
And so on for all 18 holes.
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