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Kids Slant™ |
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Kids Slant™ |
| The area selected for the driving competition should be as flat as possible to ensure a true test of ability ... The driving area should be 50 yards wide. |
| Scoring | Driving scores will be the total yardage minus the distance from the center line ... Best of 3 shots. |
| Example | A 225 yard drive that is 25 yards away from the center line would be scored as a total
driving distance of 200 yards. 225 minus 25 = A total score of 200 |
| The new Kids Slant™ standardized scoring system allows for adverse weather conditions, i.e. wet playing areas and prevailing winds, and creates ideal playing conditions worldwide. |
Pitching Competition
Boys & Girls
Ages 7 & Under • 10 Yard
Shot
Ages 8-10 • 20 Yard Shot
Ages 11-14 • 40 Yard Shot
Ages 15-17 • 60 Yard Shot
| Scoring | Pitching scores will be the exact feet and inches away from the hole. Convert to inches and subtract from 360 ... Best of 3 shots. |
| Note | The best shot must be within 30 feet of the hole to earn any points ... A distance greater than 30 feet equals zero points. |
| Example | A pitch that is 10 feet and 6 inches (126 total inches) away from the hole would be
scored as follows: 360 minus 126 = A total score of 234 |
Putting Competition
| The green selected for the putting competition should be consistent with regular playing conditions and designated as follows: |
| Holes | Length |
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| 1, 2 and 3 | 10' |
| 4, 5 and 6 | 20' |
| 7, 8 and 9 | 30' |
| Scoring | Putting scores will be the total score for all 9 holes. Multiply a player's total score times 10 and then subtract from 360. |
| Note | The maximum number of strokes allowed on each hole is 4. |
| Example | A total of 21 putts over the designated 9 hole course would be scored as follows:
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Total Score
Generally, total scores will range from 200 to 900, with 900 being the best score.
Tiebreakers
| (1) | Match cards starting with the putting competition ... Start on the 9th hole and compare scores working backwards. |
| (2) |
If necessary, match cards in the pitching competition and then, finally, in the driving competition. |
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If absolutely necessary, use grade point averages to break any remaining ties. |
