Jack Tone Golf

Ripon, CA

2-Person League

2-Person League

Details

A fun, weekly league welcoming all levels of golfing ability.

  • 6 Week Season with Rotating Formats 
    • Best Ball, Alternate Shot, Daytona, Scramble, Total Score, Mulligan

    2-Person Teams

    • 1 Alternate (Optional)
  • 9-Holes
  • Shotgun Start
  • Weekly and Season Prizes
  • Optional Weekly Skins Game, Birdie Challenge, and Hole-In-One Buy In
  • Limited to 22 Teams
  • Only $200 per Team ($25 off per member)
    • $10 Weekly Cart Fee per Team (optional)

Season 1 “The Kick Off”

$175 Team Special ($20 off per Member)

Schedule – Wednesdays Starting at 5:30 pm

  • August 8th – Best Ball
  • August 15th – Alternate Shot
  • August 22nd – Daytona
  • August 29th – Scramble
  • September 5th – Total Score
  • September 12th – Mulligan
    • Season End Barbecue

Click HERE for Season 1 Current Standings & Results

Formats Explained

Best Ball

Both players play their own ball and the lowest score per hole will be used for team’s score.  For example, if player 1 takes 4 shots and player 2 takes 5 shots, the team would take a 4 on that hole.

Alternate Shot

Players alternate taking shots until ball is holed and alternate tee shots.  For example, player 1 will tee off on all odd numbered holes and player 2 will tee off on all even numbered holes then they will alternate taking shots until the ball is holed with the number of strokes taken being their score for each hole.

Daytona

Both players play their own ball and their score for the hole is the double digit score their scores make when being combined always using the lower number first.  For example, player 1 takes 4 shots and player 2 takes 3 shots, their score for that hole would be 34.

Scramble

Both players tee off, they decide which shot is the best and they both play their next shots from that location.  They continue playing from the best location until 1 ball is holed.  The number of locations played from is their score for that hole.

Total Score

Both players play their own ball and the combination of their scores are used.  For example, if player 1 takes 5 shots and player 2 takes 4 shots, their score for that hole would be 9.

Mulligan

This is not a format, but each team will get to choose their worst performing format with the goal of replacing the result in that format to improve their overall season standing.