Miramar League

Payout is 85% of entry fee in Cash, Deductions - (Management Fee - 10%, Course Maintenance Fee - 5%) You may enter as late as the third week since there are two drop weeks out of a total of 6 weeks played. No Mulligans 50% of all divisions are paid. Payout is calculated using PDGA Payout Calculator Total points will determine the order of finish in each division Place of finish withing the division each week will determine how many points a player will receive each week. Ex: 1st place rec ...
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Payout is 85% of entry fee in Cash, Deductions - (Management Fee - 10%, Course Maintenance Fee - 5%)
You may enter as late as the third week since there are two drop weeks out of a total of 6 weeks played.
No Mulligans
50% of all divisions are paid. Payout is calculated using PDGA Payout Calculator
Total points will determine the order of finish in each division
Place of finish withing the division each week will determine how many points a player will receive each week. Ex: 1st place receives 10 pts, 2nd place received 9 points, and so on. If there is a tie, then the average of the two places will be used. Ex: Tie for first place. 10 + 9 = 19/2 = 9.5 points for each player.
Ace Pot rolls over and caps at $100.
The lowest division that a player may enter is done by PDGA rating for the first league only. A players average score after the first league will determine the lowest division they can play in. No more than 6 previous leagues or 1 year will be used to determine a players average score. If a player does not have a PDGA rating, they choose their division for 1 league and establish an average score for the course.
You may change your division until the start of the third week.
No less than 3 or greater than 5 per scorecard.
Payout will be done at the first week of the new league.
Results will be posted at the course board, on the Birdshot website, and on an email list
No 2 meter rule.
If the League Directors (Chuck DP Discer Conaway, Billy Birdshot Gilbert, or Gene Mean Engel) are out playing on the course, take a scorecard from the black mailbox and when finished, put the scorecard back in the mailbox to be picked up later.
PDGA rules are in effect.
You may play in a higher skill division than the one that you are suited for, but may not play in a lower skill division than the one that you are suited for.
Use the average score table below to determine which division you are best suited for

Expert Less than 55
Advanced 55-59
Intermediate 60-64
Recreational 65-69
Novice greater than 69
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