For the No Bounds Invitational we will be playing a Doubles Round from the White Course and we'll play the 9 White holes loop twice. We will team up the top ranked player with the lowest ranked player ...
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For the No Bounds Invitational we will be playing a Doubles Round from the White Course and we'll play the 9 White holes loop twice. We will team up the top ranked player with the lowest ranked player and work our way down. We have 31 players so if everyone shows up or if we have an odd amount then we will have a Cali player. That player will get 1 rethrow per hole and they will not be able to carry it over for each hole.
We will meet between 8-9:15, make cards around 9:15 and tee off at 9:30. We'll play our doubles round. The winning team will earn their berths to the State Championship. If the Cali player wins then they will get the berth. If there is a tie then there will be a playoff for the teams starting at Hole 1 until we have a winner. That will leave us with 1 or 2 berths to give away and for that we will play 1 round from the short Red course with 18 holes (these are all short holes) The winner of that will get the last berth, if two berths then 2nd place will also win a berth. If there is a tie we will do a playoff.
We had a couple of ties in the standings and to determine the higher ranked player this is what I did. 1st was if either player had a win for the year. 2nd tiebreaker was head to head between the two players. 3rd tiebreaker was highest finish for the season. Here are the standings:
1. Tom Chrobak
2. Alex Martin
3. Zachary Brickner
4. Joshua Morgan
5. Jeffrey Danes
6. Christiaan Deasy
7. Mikal Morris
8. Jacob Mussen
9. Brad Chartier
10. Joshua Steiner
11. Nate Esch
12. Eric Astrup
13. Andrew Ciesielski
14. Bill Karr
15. Felix Nicol
16. Jack Yaquinto
17. Doug Troop
18. Ben Pierce
19. Jeff Kennedy
20. Joe Blakeley
21. Anthony Lupro
22. Aidan Thomas
23. Christopher Antolak
24. Bryce Dix
25. Jack Ramsay
26. Todd Whalen
27. James Stierman
28. Joey Weglarz
29. David Walz
30. Will Theisen
31. Matthew Luttrell
