The document summarizes a golf tournament featuring two teams, the Gray Team and the Maroon Team. It lists the players on each team along with their handicaps. It outlines the schedule of events over three days, including fourball, scramble, alternate shot, and singles matches. It concludes by explaining the handicap system used for the different match play formats.

1. Gray Team
The Inaugural Jug Town Invitational
*David Jeter 8
Jim Sparrow 13
Brian Macha 13
Keny Hatley 14
Matt Wachter 16
Day 1 (AM) - Fourball Day 1 (PM) - Scramble
Jim Driscoll 28
Average 15.3 *David Jeter (5) & Jim Sparrow (10) *David Jeter & Jim Driscoll (3)
(1 & 2) vs (1 & 2) (1 & 6) vs (1 & 6)
Maroon Team Eric Beasley (0) & Jeremy Logan (9) Eric Beasley & Andy Short (0)
Eric Beasley 3
Jeremy Logan 12 Brian Macha (1) & Keny Hatley (2) Jim Sparrow & Matt Wachter (0)
Jeff Simmons 12 (3 & 4) vs (3 & 4) (2 & 5) vs (2 & 5)
Jay Arnold 20 Jeff Simmons (0) & Jay Arnold (8) Jeremy Logan & *Mark Maxwell (4)
*Mark Maxwell 25
Andy Short 28 Matt Wachter (0) & Jim Driscoll (12) Brian Macha & Keny Hatley (0)
Average 16.6667 (5 & 6) vs (5 & 6) (3 & 4) vs (3 & 4)
*Mark Maxwell (9) & Andy Short (12) Jeff Simmons & Jay Arnold (3)
Fourball (1 Point) - A match
between two teams of two golfers
where all four golfers play their own
ball throughout the round, rather than
Day 2 (AM) - Fourball Day 2 (PM) - Alternate Shot
alternating shots. Each hole is won
by the team whose individual golfer
*David Jeter (5) & Keny Hatley (11) *David Jeter & Matt Wachter (0)
has the lowest score.
(1 & 4) vs (1 & 4) (1 & 5) vs (1 & 5)
Eric Beasley (0) & Jay Arnold (17) Eric Beasley & *Mark Maxwell (2)
Scramble (1 Point) - A traditional
scramble in match play format. Each
Jim Sparrow (1) & Jim Driscoll (16) Jim Sparrow & Brian Macha (1)
hole is won by the team with the
(2 & 6) vs (2 & 6) (2 & 3) vs (2 & 3)
lowest score.
Jeremy Logan (0) & Andy Short (16) Jeremy Logan & Jeff Simmons (0)
Alternate Shot (1 Point) - The
golfers on the same team take
Brian Macha (1) & Matt Wachter (4) Keny Hatley & Jim Driscoll (0)
alternate shots throughout the match,
(3 & 5) vs (3 & 5) (4 & 6) vs (4 & 6)
with the same ball. Each hole is won
by the team that completes the hole Jeff Simmons (0) & *Mark Maxwell (13) Jay Arnold & Andy Short (3)
in the fewest shots.
Singles Match (1 Point) - A standard
Day 3 - Singles Match (Heads up)
match play competition between two
golfers.
*David Jeter (5) vs Eric Beasley (0)
Jim Sparrow (1) vs Jeremy Logan (0)
Brian Macha (1) vs Jeff Simmons (0)
Keny Hatley (0) vs Jay Arnold (6)
Matt Wachter (0) vs *Mark Maxwell (9)
Jim Driscoll (0) Andy Short (0)
vs

2. Handicap System
Fourball Match Play
The handicap of all four players is reduced by the handicap of the player with the lowest handicap, who then plays from
scratch. Example: Players A, B, C, and D have a Course Handicap of 5, 10, 15 and 20, respectively. Player A plays at scratch,
B receives 5 strokes, C receives 10 strokes, and D receives 15 strokes. In mixed fourball match play, strokes are taken as by
sequential order based on the score card. In the previous example, Player B would receive 5 strokes on the 1-5 handicap
holes based on the scorecard, Player C would receive 10 strokes on the 1-10 handicap holes, Player D would receive 15
strokes on the 1-15 handicap holes, and Player A would play from scratch.
Foursome Match Play (Scramble & Alternate Shot)
The handicap for each team (or team handicap) is determined by adding the individual handicaps. The team handicap for the
higher handicapped team is reduced by the team handicap lower handicapped team, and this number is reduced by 50%. The
lower handicapped team plays from scratch. Example: Team A-B with a team handicap of 15 competes against team C-D
with a team handicap of 36. The higher handicapped side, C-D, receives 11 strokes (36 - 15 = 21 x 50% = 10.5 rounded to
11). In this example, Team C-D would receive 11 strokes on the 1-11 handicap holes based on the scorecard.
Singles Match Play
The higher handicapped player receives the full difference in handicap between the two players; the lower-handicapped player
plays from scratch. Example: Player A with a handicap of 17 receives four strokes from Player B with a handicap of 13. In this
example, Player A would receive 4 strokes on the 1-4 handicap holes based on the scorecard.
*The handicap system is derived from the usga guidelines:
http://www.usga.org/playing/handicaps/manual/manual.html