Rules & format
Par or better
2pts
Bogey
1pt
Double bogey or worse
0pts
Add up your points for all 18 holes. Then:
Handicap = 36 − points
Net = gross − handicap
Maximum score on any hole is double par: pick up there. A nation’s score is the sum of its players’ nets; the lowest total wins, and a tie goes to the nation with more points.
Worked example
Sokha Chan
Cambodia
Step 1 · Points
Par or better
8 holes × 2 = 16
Bogey
6 holes × 1 = 6
Double bogey or worse
4 holes × 0 = 0
System 36 points
22
Step 2 · Handicap
36 − 22 = 14
Step 3 · Net
Gross = Out 44 + In 44 = 88 strokes
88 − 14 = 74 net
Sokha’s 74 is added to Cambodia’s total with every teammate’s net. The lowest nation total wins.
Rules FAQ
Format & scoring
Individual stroke play over 18 holes: everyone plays their own ball, scored with System 36.
On each hole you earn points: par or better 2, bogey 1, double bogey or worse 0. Add your points for 18 holes. Handicap = 36 − points. Net = gross − handicap.
Every player’s net score is added up for their nation. The lowest total wins. If two nations tie, the one with more total System 36 points wins.
In each group of four, the app adds up the System 36 points each side’s two players have earned: a friendly side-vs-side summary. It doesn’t change the nation standings, which use net scores.
By net score, lowest first. Equal nets share the position.
Playing rules
Every player plays their own ball for all 18 holes and has their own scorecard.
The USGA Rules of Golf apply, along with any local rules at Mount Hood.
The most you can score on a hole is double par: 6 on a par 3, 8 on a par 4, 10 on a par 5. Pick up there.
Groups of four play two against two, one nation against another. The side-by-side points in the app are a friendly summary: every player’s own score is what counts.
One player on each side keeps the other side’s two cards. After the round you confirm your own card, and the tournament desk verifies it.