2021 -Filip Vercruysse

EUGC COMPETITION RULES

EUGC HOLE-IN -ONE PRIZE

This season, during the competitions listed below, our members get the chance to win a fabulous hole-in-one prize. This unique prize is exclusively for EUGC members. The first player who hits a hole in one (should more members get a hole in one, only the first one will count), will receive this prize at the end of the season. Good luck to all of you !

• All Asterisk competitions organised by the EUGC
• Le Touquet - Opening weekend
• Prix de la Francophonie (Château d'Ardenne)
• Michel Berrier Memorial (Château d'Ardenne)
• Prix du club (Pierpont)
  
  

AFG LADIES' CUP 2022

The qualifier for this event will be played on Sunday June 12 in Pierpont

Three playing categories:

1. 0 to 18.4
2. 18.5 to 24.4
3. 24.5 to 36

AFG MEN'S CUP 2022

The qualifier for this event will be played on Sunday June 12 in Pierpont.

Two playing categories:

1. 0 to 18.4
2. 18.5 to 36

EUGC ASTERISK COMPETITION

Each year the Committee designates a number of non-sponsored friendly meetings which are identified by
an asterisk (*) in the calendar. This event runs from April to October and there are three playing categories: 0 - 16.4; 16.5 - 24.4; and 24.5 - 36.
During the first half of 2022, only those events counted for the asterisk competitions where at least 15 players were registered in I-Golf. As of July, this restriction was dropped (committee decision of 28 June) given the low participation level in general.
At the end of the season, prizes are awarded in each category based on the best five scores, irrespective of
the category in which they are played. A player's final ranking will be in the category in which they played the majority of their five best rounds. In the event of a tie in points, the lower handicap prevails. If by chance there is also a tie in handicap, the highest number of asterisk (*) tournaments played during the year prevails. If by chance, the tie persists, a draw will determine the ranking.
The final classification is established the day after the last friendly meeting with the points and handicap of that day.

EUROPEAN UNION CUP

This is an annual 4BBB stableford competition.

Names are drawn at random to form teams of four players irrespective of gender, handicap category or nationality. Each team is attributed a European Union country to represent, also drawn at random.

 Mixed teams play together, e.g. two players representing Ireland play alongside two members representing Greece. If the four players representing Greece return the highest combined net scores, they lift the trophy.

EUGC WINTER CUP

Each winter, between November and March, the committee organizes a "Winter Cup" consisting of 5 tournaments. Winter Cups are played in 3 categories, 0 - 16.4; 16.5 - 24.4; and 24.5 - 36. Winter Cup are non-qualifying events. Between November and March handicaps are not adapted.

At the end ofMarch, prizes are awarded in each category based on the best three scores.In the event of a tie in points, the lower handicap prevails. If by chance, the tie persists, a draw will determine the ranking.

EUGC CORA CUP - WIMEREUX, FRANCE

The CORA Cup is an annual international competition for 24 teams of eight golfers which takes place in Wimereux typically over the first weekend in April.  Each year the EUGC enters a team of eight golfers selected by the Captain comprising usually the members of the Club Committee, the winner(s) of the Asterix competition in first category, and/or the Club champions. There is a practice round on the Friday followed by a strokeplay (stableford) competition on Saturday and a foursomes competition on Sunday. The prize giving takes place immediately after the foursomes competition. The maximum playing handicap allowed is 18.4. However, if a team member has an official handicap higher than this, he or she can still be selected but will play off the maximum handicap of 18.4. The Club covers the team's enrolment costs for the CORA Cup, whilst each invited participant covers their hotel, food and transportation costs.