Modified Stableford (Quota)
Your quota figures in your handicap. Good play results in points. Try to exceed your point quota each round.
The winner of the tournament will have to best score relative to their total quota.
Feel free to pick up after double bogey if you don't wish to finish the hole — take an "X". This ruins your score for future handicaps, however.
or worse = 0
Ace / Albatross / Condor = 16
Team Game — $20/golfer · Winning team takes all
🐷 KP's Cackalacky Crew
Captain Kristen
+2
🎤 Quinoa 4 Kelce
Captain Yana
−6
🐾 Par Patrol
Co-Captains Mila, Parker, & Madi
−35
🦩 Bean's Brigade
Captain Heather
−41
🦥 Easy Breezys
Captain Kim
−88
🧈 The person who ends the round holding the butter owes their foursome a round of drinks — hope your grip can handle it
| R1 | R2 | R3 | R4 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| First Group | 🧈 | 🧈 | 🧈 | 🧈 |
| Last Group | 🧈 | 🧈 | 🧈 | 🧈 |
Low Net Game — Net Score only · Winner each round wins a prize 🏅
| R1 | R2 | R3 | R4 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Winner | Luke | Brian | Luke | Matt |
Bogeys
matter
Birdies
matter more
Sandbagging accusations
matter most
How quota works
Each golfer plays against a personal quota — a target number of Stableford points based on recent form. Beat your quota and you’re in the black; fall short and you’re chasing. It rewards playing to your level rather than raw scratch ability, which is exactly why the mid golfer thrives here.
Points stack up the better you score relative to par, so a steady round of bogeys keeps you afloat while birdies launch you up the board. Your total across the weekend decides who lifts the crown.
Before you arrive
Your handicaps and tees are required a couple of weeks before the event so we can set quotas — and begin the annual tradition of arguing about them.
