END OF SEASON (SEPTEMBER or OCTOBER):
Ryder Cup

27 hole event held at Deerfield Golf & CC
Teams formed by winning the following bids
in order until team is made
- Top Gross finisher in each major earns a bid (4) spots available max.
- Two Top three gross finishes in the four majors.
- Three Top five gross finishes in the four majors.
- One spot rewarded to a golfer that attended all four majors and average finish was in top 10 overall.
- All remaining spots will be rewarded to tour members that attended at least three of the four majors, and had the best average gross finish.
Team rankings (#1 golfer – #12 golfer) are determined by golfer’s handicap
- North 9: Best-Ball – Both teammates tee off and take the best shot, both then take next shot from that ball. This process is repeated until holed out. This is done for all 9 holes.
Pairings
| Police 1 & 12 v Fire 1 & 12 | Police 2 & 11 v Fire 2 & 11 | Police 3 & 10 v Fire 3 & 10 |
| Police 4 & 9 v Fire 4 & 9 | Police 5 & 8 v Fire 5 & 8 | Police 6 & 7 v Fire 6 & 7 |
- South 9: Alternate Shot – higher ranked golfer tees off first on hole #1, from there it is alternating shot until holed out. Hole #2 the lower ranked golfer on your team tees off, from there it is alternating shot until holed out. Hole #3 is back to higher ranked golfer teeing off, and so on.
Pairings
| Police 1 & 2 v Fire 1 & 2 | Police 3 & 4 v Fire 3 & 4 | Police 5 & 6 v Fire 5 & 6 |
| Police 7 & 8 v Fire 7 & 8 | Police 9 & 10 v Fire 9 & 10 | Police 11 & 12 v Fire 11 & 12 |
- East 9: Singles – head to head, hole for hole
Pairings
| 1 v 1 | 2 v 2 | 3 v 3 | 4 v 4 | 5 v 5 | 6 v 6 |
| 7 v 7 | 8 v 8 | 9 v 9 | 10 v 10 | 11 v 11 | 12 v 12 |
Scoring
One point is earn for every pairing or singles match won.
Half points are earned when your pairing or singles match ends in a tie.
There are a total of 24 points up for grabs. First to 12.5 points wins the Ryder Cup. Players are more than welcome to finish out their holes once a match has already been decided, but those holes will not count towards scoring. You paid for them, you might as well finish them!
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