HASTINGS INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT

 

Hastings Invitational Tournament (HIT) 2005

Tim 'Ace Man' Davies wins again

Since it's inception there has only ever been one winner.  Many different formats, four wins in a row.

 

Competitor Clambers Mini Crazy Adventure Total Average
Tim Davies 33 36 35 37 141 35.25
Tim Davies 33 34 37 40 144 36.00
Ted McIver 37 39 33 36* 145 36.25
Tim Davies 33 37 37 39 146 36.50
Ted McIver 35 36 35 40 146 36.50
Tim Davies 32 41 36 41 150 37.50
Tim Davies 32 41 38 41 152 38.00
Bill Bullin 44 39 33 37 153 38.25
Bill Bullin 39 40 36 39 154 38.50
Bill Bullin 38 40 34 43 155 38.75
Ruth Bullin 41 36 39 41 157 39.25
Bill Bullin 34 47 38 39 158 39.50
Bill Bullin 42 38 37 41 158 39.50
Ruth Bullin 39 43 38 38 158 39.50
Ruth Bullin 40 39 39 40 158 39.50
Bill Bullin 39 41 41 39 160 40.00
Bill Bullin 39 41 37 43 160 40.00
Ruth Bullin 42 43 37 39 161 40.25
Bill Bullin 48 37 39 40 164 40.75
Bill Bullin 39 41 43 42 165 41.25
Bill Bullin 44 41 36 44 165 41.25
Bill Bullin 41 41 42 42 166 41.50
Ruth Bullin 40 48 34 44 166 41.50
Eric Hardwick 43 39 43 44 169 42.25
Rocky Bullin 46 36 43 45 170 42.50
Bill Bullin 45 50 34 43 172 43.00
Rocky Bullin 49 47 38 39 173 43.25
Rocky Bullin 45 48 36 49 178 44.50

 

Incomplete Quads

David Hartley     38 43 81
Ruth Bullin 46       46
Tim Davies   35 37 45 117
Tim Davies   37 36   73
Tim Davies     38   38
Ted McIver 33 40 39 Conceded 112
Ted McIver   40 39   79

* BMGA record

 

Rules
1. The Hastings Invitational Tournament will be played throughout the calendar year of 2005 until seven clear days before presentation of the trophies. These will be for the best Junior and best Adult Player. Presentations will take place on (tbc) at the end of the competition.

2. Participation will be for Planet Hastings Crazy Golf Club (PHCGC) members only. Matches will take place throughout this period on dates arranged to suit participants.

3. Standard BMGA rules of the sport (available on request) will apply and as they currently apply to the relevant courses, except where outlined below.

4. Special note: For the purpose of this competition 'round' means 18 holes played on any one course whilst 'quad' means a cycle of four rounds played on four separate courses (see below).

5. This year the winners will be the persons (according to the above categories) who each complete the lowest stroke-scored quad, with each quad consisting of four rounds played on one each of the Hastings courses. Quads (as distinct from rounds) need not necessarily be completed on the same day or with the same players but each player must complete each quad consecutively and no player may begin a new quad until their previous quad is either completed or abandoned in writing, (slips available if required). In other words a player cannot participate in more than one cycle of four rounds in any period and no round score can count towards more than one quad. Dates of rounds must be clearly recorded on score sheets, (also available).

6. Junior members are those who were 18 or under on the first day of 2005.

7. The only allowable courses are in Hastings this year. 

8. All rounds are stroke-play only.

9. Players should play in groups of either two or three and it is advisable that more than one match is played whenever possible.

10. A minimum of two unrelated players, or three if one is a Junior, may play. This is for ease of organisation and to assist with objectivity. Non-members do not count, (see weather rule).

11. A minimum of one quad of four rounds has to be played for a qualifying score to count towards the trophies. Team selection for other competitions will be decided and announced by the new Emperor (Ted McIver) in advance of team competitions.

12. Attendance: Any Planet Hastings member can arrange a match, which must be open.  Whenever two or more are gathered together they can arrange a match as long as all parties are in agreement.  

13. If a participating player is unable to turn up for a round of the competition at the agreed time, they must inform all the other participants as soon as is reasonably possible in advance. 

14. Any player failing to turn up for a round of the Tournament within 15 minutes of the agreed start time will automatically be awarded a 3 stroke penalty if they then compete (and there will be an expectation that they stand a round of hot or cold drinks); but if they fail to compete at all, their existing quad is disqualified from the competition unless:

a) They have given all other participating players, by e-mail at least 24 hours notice of their late arrival or absence; or

b) They have given all other participating players, by telephone, at least three hours' notice of their late arrival or absence; or

c) There are genuine extenuating circumstances, which are accepted as such by all other participating players.

15. Failure to complete a round means a score of seven for each of the remaining holes.

16. There is no penalty for a player who turns up deciding not to play due to the weather - within reason!

17. As a further incentive, a prize or trophy will be awarded for the lowest scoring round occurring in any quad, throughout the entire competition.

Let the competition begin! 

Good putting everyone.

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