1. Players must play 18 holes for non-major events and 36 holes for major events.  The 18 and 36 holes can be played as multiple rounds of 9 holes as well.
   
2. Declarations will be done on the event webpage in the COMMENTS section.
3. You must declare in advance where and when you will be playing your round(s).
4. Your round must be played on a course that has a USGA Rating & Slope and is at least a par 65.
5. You must post your score(s) on your Stracka profile.
6. You must post your round(s) as a Tournament round (T-score).
7. You must play your round(s) during the tournament window.
8. You must post your round(s) no later than 48 hours after the end of the tournament window.
   
9. Rounds not played and/or posted with the prescribed time frames will be disqualified.
10. In the event that you are unable to play your declared round, contact Ethan Fisher (Cogolfer1) with the reasons for your situation,  He will decide whether you will be allowed to re-declare your round.
11. Winners of non-major events will receive 100 points, 2nd place gets 50, 3rd place gets 40 and 4th through last place will depend on the field size.
12. Winners of major events (excluding match play events) will receive 200 points, 2nd place gets 150, 3rd place gets 100 and 4th through last place will depend on the field size.

MATCH PLAY

1. The top 8 players in the standings will advance to the SFGT Match Play Championship.
2. #1 plays #8, #2 plays #7, #3 plays #6, and #4 plays #5.
3. Rounds #1 & #2 will consist of 18 holes with Round #3 consisting of 36 holes.
   
4. Winners of each match will advance to the next round.
5. The loser of the final round will receive a $20 gift card.  The winner will receive the balance of the prize fund in a gift card (currently $75).
   
6. Detailed information on the Rules and Scoring Method will be posted on the Match Play event page.
   

1. Scoring will be by the Net Target Score Method.
2. Net Target Score = Gross Score - Target Score
3. Target Score = Course Rating + Course Handicap
4. This scoring method takes into consideration not only your individual handicap but also the slope and rating of the course being played.
5. The decimal place is retained from the course rating to insure that there will be a low chance of a tie.
6. For a Major event, the Net Target Score from each round will be added to obtain a Combined Net Score for the Event.