Perryton Golf Club - Perryton, Texas

Thursday Night Scramble Rules Page

Time: 6:00 p.m. – Sign-up Deadline: 5:45 p.m.

If any player attempts to sign up after 5:45 on any Thursday, they
will be put on a waiting list and will only be allowed to play
if their entry will help make the teams even.

Enter in person or call the pro shop at 435-5381

Entry: $10 per person
($9 will go to the winner take all pool & $1 will go to a cash hole-in-one prize pool)

No entries are allowed without handicaps given at the time of sign-up.
All players must have an established handicap to play!

In the case of carry-overs, players not competing in previous
events must pay all entries!

Format: 4 (or 5) person 9-hole scramble (blind draw)
Winners take ALL! (Must win by 2 strokes)
Once the total pot goes over $3000 the "Win by 2" rule
will be changed to a "Win by 1" rule. All money above and beyond $3000 (based on a 4 person team) can be won with a "Win by 1" score. If 2 or more teams tie for the lowest score then a playoff for the excess amount will be a 100 yard closest to the pin shot on #9. The $3000 pot must still be won by 2 strokes. Once the pot is won the "Win by 2" rule will be back in place.

On the last night of the Thursday Night Scramble Season, the remaining pot will be paid out in full to the winning team even if only won by 1 shot. If 2 or more teams are tied there will be a 100 yard shootout on hole #9 to determine the winners.

Additional Notes!

-Number of players per team may be affected by the number of entries.

-Captains will do a blind draw for team members (A, B, C, D, etc.)

-Par is your Friend (if you miss your birdie attempt, pick your ball up and take par)

Out of town players must bring their handicap cards for verification.

Prize money will be paid out in Gift Certificate to the Perryton Golf Club Pro Shop. Under the USGA's "Rules of Amateur Status" 3-1, an amateur golfer must not play golf for prize money or its equivalent in a match, competition or exhibition.

Prize limits 3-2: An amateur golfer must not accept a prize (other than a symbolic prize) or prize voucher of retail value in excess of $750 or the equivalent, or such a lesser figure as may be decided by the USGA. This limit applies to the total prizes or prize vouchers received by an amateur golfer in any one competition or series of competitions.

The hole-in-one pot is paid in cash under the USGA's exception's to rule
3-2, Exception: A prize, including a cash prize, for a hole-in-one made while playing golf may exceed the above prize limit.

Thursday Night Scramble Committee reserves the right to adjust handicaps as necessary.