How to enter:

The first 16 people to sign up (click here for sign up sheet) AND submit the $50 entry fee will be entered.

Please note, you are not signed up until we receive the $50 entry fee.

The Last Man Standing contest is explained below:

Rounds will contain a side contest, which will be a knockout tournament where players are paired up at random and the winner of each pairing goes through to the next round. The scoring system for The Last Man Standing will be Match Play. In Match Play the game is played by holes. Each players handicap is compared. If Player 1 has a handicap of 10 and Player 2 has a handicap of 5, then Player 1 gets a five-stroke advantage and Player 2 plays off "scratch". These five strokes apply to the five most difficult holes, i.e. hole index 1 through 5. So for example if both players shoot a 4 on hole index 1 then Player 1 wins the hole because he gets a 1 stoke advantage on that hole. A hole is halved if each player finishes with the same net score. The player with the most winning holes at the completion of the round wins the Match Play.

If the Match Play is tied after the 18th hole, a count back will be applied to determine the winner, starting from the easiest handicap hole (index 18) i.e., Player 1 scores a bogey and Player 2 scores a par on the 18th handicap hole, Player 2 wins the hole assuming Player 1 does not get a stroke on the 18th handicap hole. In the event where both players net sores are tied on the 18th handicap hole, the tie breaker will be decided on the 17th handicap hole, and so on.

$50 of each entrant’s fee will go towards the Last Man Standing contest.

Last Man Standing Rules:

Rule # 01: The scoring system for The Last Man Standing will be Match Play format (as described above)

Rule # 02: The player with the lowest course handicap will concede the full difference in handicaps to the higher handicapper.

Rule # 03: In the event of a tie after the 18th hole, a count back will be applied to determine the winner, starting from the easiest handicap hole (index 18)

Rule # 04 (A): If a player is unable to attend a Tee Totalers outing, he/she has a two week window from the date of that outing to schedule the match with his opponent. If the match is not played within the allowed two week window, the player that missed the outing is automatically disqualified. It is the players responsibility to notify the committee of the result. If we do not get notified of a result after the two week window it will automatically be assumed that the winner is the person who attended the scheduled outing.

Rule # 04 (B): If both players miss the scheduled outing and both players fail to play the match within the two week window, both players are disqualified.

Rule # 05: You are not eligible to play until you submit the required entry fee. Priority entry will be given to those who submit the entry fee first.