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Order of Merit

One season.
Every team.
One winner.

Every tournament you play as a team earns points — for turning up and for how you finish. Points carry across the whole season, and the pair on top at the end of the year takes the Order of Merit.

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A wide fairway framed by mature trees under a clear sky.

How the
points work

Simple enough to follow from the fairway. You earn for playing, you earn more for playing well, and nothing is thrown away. The same points also bank in your Passport permanently, so a season that doesn't go your way still counts for something.

Just for playing

25

Points to every team that completes a tournament, whatever the scoreboard says. Showing up counts here.

For finishing well

100

To the winning team, sliding down the field from there. Full scale below.

For the side action

10

Per contest won — closest to the pin, long drive, and the skins game.

The finishing scale

1st100 pts
2nd80 pts
3rd65 pts
4th55 pts
5th45 pts
6th to 10th40 down to 20 pts
Everyone else15 pts

The rules of the race

  • Finishing positions are taken from the net team leaderboard, so the race is open to every handicap.
  • Every tournament you play counts. Nothing is dropped — play more, earn more.
  • Points are credited to both women in the team.
  • Change partner mid-season and your points come with you. Your new pairing starts a new team line.
  • Ties at the end of the season are broken by best single finish, then by tournaments played.
  • The same points bank in your Passport for good — unlocking levels and rewards that outlive the season.

The table

Updated within a week of each tournament finishing.

What the
winners get

[Describe the season prize here — what the winning pair receives, and when and where it is presented. This is the carrot for the whole race, so make it worth chasing.]

[If there are prizes for second and third, or a prize for the most tournaments played, say so here too.]

See the tournaments Questions about the race
A group raising their glasses together around a table.

The race starts
at your first tee.

Bring a partner or let us find you one. Either way, your first tournament puts you on the board.

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