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2002 Accumulator Events |
| 2003 | |
| The Club organises a number of events that are decided over more than one round. These events are listed and described here with links to the Honours Boards and current year's results where available. | |
Anniversary Trophy Club Championship Grand Medal Trophy |
International Match Play Competitions Top Dog Trophy |
| Winter Competition | |
| Anniversary Trophy |
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| The Trophy is awarded to the player with the lowest net
score of three from the four Jubilee Trophies, i.e. the Silver, Golden,
Diamond and Platinum Trophies. The Golden Jubilee Trophy is also a Top Dog Event. |
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| Club Championship 9 & 16 June |
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| Played over two consecutive Sundays, one on each course. The
lowest gross score wins. There are two handicap divisions, roughly dividing
the playing membership into even sized divisions. Normally the Senior
division is for handicaps up to and including 16, whilst the Junior division
is for handicaps of 17 and above.
There are specified starting orders based on handicap. Generally, in the first week players go out in handicap order. In the second week, players go out in results order. There is also a handicap trophy for the best net score over the two weeks. |
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| Grand Medal Trophy |
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| The trophy is awarded to the player who posts the best five
net scores in the Monthly Medals from March to October. In the event of a tie occurring, the trophy is shared by the joint winners. There is no prize for runner-up. |
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| International 10 & 17 November |
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| The International is a team event played over two Sundays.
Players join one of three teams based roughly on nationalities - England,
Ireland and Rest of the World.
The first Sunday is played as a qualifier. The best six men and the best two ladies from each team qualify to represent their team in the second week. Both weeks are played as Stableford events. The team with the best total score for it's eight players wins on the second weekend. There is a prize for the best Man and best Lady score of the second weekend. Additionally, on the second weekend, there are a number of other prizes open to all players, not just the eight playing for their team. |
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| Match Play Competitions |
JH Taylor,
Two Courses,
Men's Pairs |
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There are four main match play knockout competitions held over the summer months.
All these events have qualifying rounds in the spring after which a draw is made. The singles events have a seeded draw whilst the pairs event have random draws. |
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| Top Dog Trophy |
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The trophy is awarded to the player who accumulates the highest points score based on the results attained in the club "majors" played through the year. The competitions for which points are awarded are as follows:-
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| Winter Competition |
Winter
Competition, Honours
Board Princes Eclectic, Dukes Eclectic |
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| The Winter Competition is a Stableford event played off a
full handicap over eight rounds, with four rounds played on each course. The
winner of the competition is the player with the highest number of points
scored from three rounds of the eight including at least one round from
either course. There is also an Eclectic Competition over the rounds played in the Winter Competition. There is a separate Eclectic Competition for each course. The best gross score on each hole is taken over the four rounds played on each course. A handicap of ½ of the playing handicap on the date of the last round is applied to the gross score. The best net score on each course is the winner. The winner and runner-up of the Winter Competition receive prizes at the annual dinner/dance, however there is no trophy for this event. The winner of each Eclectic Competition receives a cash prize derived from a portion of the competition entry fees received over the eight rounds. In the event of a tie for the winner of the Winter or Eclectics Competitions the prizes are shared. |
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