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Q . › The Great Lakes Collegiate Open September 2, 2013 at 9:54pm
how many team members need to play 2 3 or 4.
Q . › The Great Lakes Collegiate Open September 2, 2013 at 9:54pmhow many team members need to play 2 3 or 4.
To be the most competitive given the format, you'll want to bring 4 players. In the two rounds of singles we count the three best scores. Because the doubles is alternate shot with two players driving from the odd tees, and two players driving from the even tees, then alternating from there, yo ... more
To be the most competitive given the format, you'll want to bring 4 players. In the two rounds of singles we count the three best scores. Because the doubles is alternate shot with two players driving from the odd tees, and two players driving from the even tees, then alternating from there, you could actually play with two--but, whereas the 4-man teams will have a choice from each location, a 2-man team would have not choices. A team could also bring 5 or 6 and simply designate who the 'scoring' players would be each round.
Thanks will talk to coach and see what is what.
Cool. Hope you're able to make it. On another note, if you're unable to field a team, I'm also doing a concurrent match play event for non-college players. It begins with bring your own partner dubs for a round of 18 in the morning, followed by singles in the afternoon.
May have to play with two we want to qualify for nats.
We have two berths to award. Good thing is, because FSU qualified with a strong finish, the two berths will go to two other teams-- which will definitely improve your odds.
Let me clarify. FSU qualified with a strong finish at the 2013 Nats.
While a team can compete with two players in the doubles because of the team alternate shot format, you will really need at least 3 for the singles.....The teams with 4 will just take the best 3 scores....So, you'll really need 3 to be competitive in the singles rounds.