Duchess Of York Trophy

PCaSO Charity Golf Day

Stuart Thompson: Organiser

Start Thompson is the new Charity Golf Day Event Organiser, and is a prominent member of the PCaSO organisation.
He takes over for the eleventh Duchess Of York Trophy Charity Golf Day for 2012.
Contact Stuart directly

PCaSO DOYT 2012

PRICES HELD AT £60 PER PLAYER
FOR THE 2nd YEAR RUNNING!

The 11th Duchess Of York Trophy Golf Day in aid of PCaSO.
This years event is held at Dummer Golf Club on
Monday July 23rd 2012.
Coffee & Bacon Baps from 8.30am.
Shotgun Start at 10am sharp.
Home Golf Charity Day Competition Format

Competition Format

  • The Duchess of York Trophy is played as a 3/4 Handicap AM-AM Stableford Competition.
  • A team consists of four amateur players - Ladies and Gentlemen in any combination.
  • There is a 'Shotgun Start' where all Players start the competition together.
  • Scoring: best 3 out of 4 scores on each hole.
  • The gentlemen play off the White Tees - The Ladies off the Red Tees.
  • The gentlemen use the Mens stroke Indexes and the Ladies use their own stroke indexes for scoring.
  • Handicaps: Maximum playing handicaps – Men 24 Ladies 36
  • All scoring players MUST PUTT OUT - i.e. there are to be no 'gimmees' for scoring.
  • Players who cannot score - or better the best scores on the hole - must 'Pick Up' their ball to speed up Play.
  • On Par five holes - there may be more than one team starting at the same time - to maximise the number of teams.
  • In this case the FIRST team on the hole is expected to TEE OFF BEFORE the shotgun start - and go to their balls and WAIT.
  • when the hooter sounds The FIRST TEAM will play their SECOND SHOTS - and when it is safe to do so - the SECOND TEAM WILL TEE OFF.
  • Prize winners may be asked to produce a VALID handicap certificate for each member of the team - at the organisers discretion.

On course prizes:
Putting Competition
Nearest The Pin: Hole #5
Nearest The Pin: Hole #14
Longest Drive: Hole #13

All Players are expected to show Etiquette On The Golf Course - please see the article on 'Golf Etiquette'