Format and Rules

Lowest "net" score wins. Net score obtained by reducing your round score by your handicap. Handicaps at a .5 and up, round up. .4 and down, round down. eg: 18.4 is an 18. 13.5 is a 14.
Handicaps locked by date previously agreed upon.
Pairings will be randomly determined prior to tee off of the first round. The final round will be paired by placement.

$100 per person.
1st place: $800/2nd place: $300/3rd place: $100. Please bring cash!
Any and all side bets welcomed and encouraged. We will have a betting sheet for each player to track individual bets with each other.
Again, please have cash ready to settle at the end of each round. No IOU's unless a press carries over to the next round as agreed by betting partners.
Paramutual betting will be capped at $20 per player per round. 1st round worth 4 units, 2nd round worth 2 units and 3rd round worth 1 unit.

*NEW* The player has an extra option allowing relief outside the bunker using the back-on-the-line procedure, but for a total of two penalty strokes
All putts must be putted out. The ball must see the bottom of the cup. 5 stroke penalty if not, unless the caddy says to pick up your ball after 12 strokes.
Any tee shot suspected of being lost or OB (white staked) can be laterally dropped, 2 club lengths from first line of entry into woods or OB, no closer to the hole. When in doubt seek guidance from playing partners.
Each player's score must be kept by his playing partner. Score cards will be provided.
Ball must be played as it lies in the rough but can be moved a scorecard sized area in the fairway.
Drinking is highly encouraged.
Drinking White Claws is not!

Ceremony immediately following the final round.
Winner of the lowest Net 3 rounds gets the Sixty Degrees of Separation trophy and the winners Jacket presented by last years winner. Your name will be known by all in the golfing world.
Winner of the lowest "gross" round over any of the 3 rounds will be presented with a gift for their herculean efforts to overcome fatigue, massive hangovers, late nights and unhealthy food choices.
The annual "Soul Snatcher" award will be presented to the golfer (term used loosely) who has the highest score on one hole over all 3 rounds.
Lastly, the last place finisher will be recognized for their pathetic efforts to not man up and be better.