Surrey Golf YearBook 2019 | Page 52

11. Junior Boys Scratch and Handicap Knockouts A player must be a junior Member of a Surrey Golf Club where his handicap is held and must hold a CONGU handicap. Each Club will be guaranteed two places. Home players should arrange courtesy of the course, if this is not possible the green fee is to be shared by both players. The Home player is reminded that it is normal etiquette to allow the Away player to play a practice round at a rate equal to or less than the Junior introduced guest rate. The Handicap Competition will be matchplay over 18 holes played off full handicap difference from the members’ competition tees of the day. In the rounds, up to the Final, the away player in each game will be allowed one extra shot, to be taken after the calculation of handicap difference. If the away player is also a playing member of the home Club, this does not apply. The Scratch Competition no extra shots are given. The draws will be random with no seeding. Failure to play the match by the date shown will result in disqualification of both players. Caddies are NOT allowed except for the Finals and must not be a relative or a professional golfer. Spectators MUST remain at least 25 metres from the players throughout the match. Also see Rules 18 & 19. 12. Junior Order of Merit There are both scratch & handicap competitions (handicap limit 28). Points are awarded for the top six Surrey affiliated players in the Surrey Club Junior Opens in both categories. There must be a minimum of TWENTY eligible players taking part in a Junior Open to count towards the Junior Order of Merit. Players may enter as many of the Qualifying Junior Open events as he wants, but only the BEST FIVE RESULTS at these events will count Points will be awarded 1st = 10pts, 2nd = 7pts, 3rd = 5pts, 4th = 3pts, 5th = 2pts, and 6th = 1pt The top six boys in the scratch & handicap lists after the last Club open will qualify to play in the Surrey Junior Masters, in the event of ties on points, those that entered the most opens will qualify. The Junior Masters at the end of the season itself will count as the final qualifier in addition to the previous five club scoring events. These six results will determine the final Order of Merit winners in both categories. 13. Surrey Junior Masters This will be a scratch event played over 18 holes. The six age group Junior County Champions U18, U17, U16, U15, U14 & U13, the scratch & handicap knockout winners and the Surrey Schools Scratch Champion (normal junior age limit to apply) along with the 12 Order of Merit finalists (6 scratch and 6 handicap) will qualify to play. This event will also act as the final qualifying event for the Junior Order of Merit. The Junior Order of Merit handicap event will run concurrently. Points will be awarded to the top six players in each of the scratch and handicap order of merits and these will be added to the order of merit tables to determine the winners of those events. Caddies are not allowed in this event. 14. Junior Club Team Knock Out – The Christies Cup The Competition shall be open to all Clubs who are affiliated to Surrey Golf. Each team will consist of 3 players (boys or girls). Teams may change in each round but he or she may only play for their home Club. Handicap limits are: boys 28, girls 36. If a Club with a SSS of less than 64 enters the competition it shall make arrangements with a neighbouring Club with an acceptable SSS to host its home matches or else it may play all games away from home. - 52 -