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Player Code Policy
In order to make the pro-am series the most equitable and fair experience possible for all players, the following Player Code Policy will be in effect for the upcoming season:
There are three player codes for Amateurs: A, B and C players.
Each amateur will begin the season coded as an A, B or C player based on their:
A) Handicap
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A player - 0-7.9 handicap
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B player - 8-14.9 handicap
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C player - 15+ handicap
B) Most recent player code from prior season if "A" is not applicable
c) Scoring average if "A" and "B" are not applicable
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A player - 77.9 and below
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B player - 78 - 85.9
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C player - 86 and above
Note: Players do not have to have an official USGA GHIN handicap to participate.
Once a player has competed in at least one pro-am for the season, their player code is determined by a rolling average of their most recent 10 pro-am scores only. The chart below outlines how the average is calculated based on a player's last 10 pro-am scores:
Click here to view Player Averages Database.
Player codes will be updated weekly and will be determined by each players rolling pro-am scoring average. Player codes will be determined by the following averages:
A player - 77.9 and below
B player - 78 - 85.9
C player - 86 and above
Additional weekly player code guidelines:
If a B or C player shoots under par, they will automatically be bumped to an A player for that week.
If a C player shoots under 75 (but above par), they will automatically be bumped to a B player for that week.
Special note on withdrawals:
Players are not permitted to post a score for a pro-am if they do not finish all 18 holes of their round for any reason. In situations where a player doesn't complete all 18 holes and doesn't receive a refund, their score will be tabulated as a No Card and they will still receive participation points for that event. If a player receives a refund, they are removed from the tournament and do not receive participation points.
Click here to view withdrawal policy.
