Format & Rules
- Entries and payment must be in by May 22
- $10 entry fee per person, per division
- Prizes and trophies awarded to champs of all divisions as well as runners-up
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Parent-Child and Mixed are combined match-play (add both scores). Partners are not permitted to play a simultaneous match due to conflict of interest.
- See EG Class Breakdown below. You may play in a higher division if you like, and you may play in as many divisions as you like
- Single knockout format: lose once and you are out; win and you move to the next round
- All matches will be played at regularly published Slammer events and arranged by both players
- Each round will have a published deadline. Any match not completed by the published deadline will be declared over and the Commish will select one person to move on based on the following guidelines: most events played; top ranked; reasons provided
- Seeding for entrants is based on skill level (prior stats and judgment call by Commish) as of the registration deadline; top 4 from previous year will be seeded 1 to 4.
- If a match ends in a draw then sudden death extra holes is played, but only if both Slammers agree and the course permits it, otherwise another 18 hole match will be played on another date
- Anyone can enter; Rookies don't be shy!
- For Men, All 'A' matches will be played from the blue tees. All other matches played from the Whites except for the Ladies who will play from the Reds. If both agree then the match can be moved back to any other tees.
- D-class exemption is only applicable for the D-Class Tour Championship.
EG Class Breakdown (Updated Mar. 30/11)
| Men |
| A |
83 or less scoring average, or 7.9 or less Golf Canada handicap factor |
| B |
84 to 91 scoring average, or 8.0 to 14.9 Golf Canada handicap factor |
| C |
92 to 99 scoring average, or 15.0 to 20.9 Golf Canada handicap factor |
| D |
100 or higher scoring average, or 21.0 or higher Golf Canada handicap factor |
| Ladies |
| A |
87 or less scoring average, or 12.9 or less Golf Canada handicap factor |
| B |
88 to 96 scoring average, or 13.0 to 20.9 Golf Canada handicap factor |
| C |
97 or higher scoring average, or 21.0 or higher Golf Canada handicap factor |
* Please Note: If your scoring average and handicap factor fall into two different classes, you must play in the higher/better class.
Age Breakdown
| Junior |
18 or less at the time of registration |
| Senior |
50 or over at the time of registration |
| Super Senior |
65 or over at the time of registration |
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