Cape Cod Classic - June 9 & 10, 2012

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Monday, December 31, 2012

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The Cape Cod Cup

The Cape Cod Cup
The most coveted trophy in all of golf!

CCC Quotes...

"I read the greens in Spanish, but I putt in English."

Chi Chi Rodriguez-




"The other day I broke 70. That's allot of clubs!"

Henny Youngman-







"I am deft at the art of the rescue shot!"



Richard Girard-







"Bring your wallet"



Seth Shulman-



"It beats working!"



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The Cape Cod Classic moves to new format

This year the CCC moves to an individual format leaving the much loved, but tired Ryder Cup format behind.

Flights
  • There will be three Flights. "The Champions Flight", "The PGA Flight", and "The NationWide Flight"
  • Each Flight will have four players
  • The flights will be established by handicap with the low four handicap players in one flight, the middle four handicappers in a second flight and the high four handicappers in a third flight
  • The goal is to win your flight, and prizes will be awarded to the winners of each flight.

Matches
  • The golf matches will remain the same as in prior years. On Saturday morning we will play a 2-man, four-ball match.
  • Saturday Afternoon will be a 2-man, scramble match
  • Sunday will feature 3, 6-hole individual matches.

Parings
  • Parings for the Saturday team matches will be determined by an A/B blind draw.
  • The low 6 handicappers will be designated "A Players" and placed into one hat. The high 6 handicappers will be "B Players" and placed into a second hat.
  • An A player and a B player will be pulled at random to form a team.
  • No team can have 2 players from the same flight. If any team consists of two players from the same team we will re-draw
  • Opponents are determined by the total team handicap. The two teams with the lowest team handicap will play against each other, then the next two, and then the last two.
  • On Sunday each flight will play as a foursome

Points
  • Players earn a point for each match they win and 1/2 point for each match that is halved.
  • The maximum amount of points that can be earned by each player is 5

Winning your flight
  • The player with the most points in his flight wins.
  • If there is a tie, the tie-breaker is the individual match between the two players.
  • If there is still a tie we go to a putt off!
  • A cash prize will be awarded to the winner of each flight

Cash Pool
  • As in previous years we will have a cash pool for each day.
  • This will be very much the same as in prior years.
  • Details for this will be provided on the day of the tournament

This Year's Courses

  • Pine Hills - Saturday - 36 holes
  • Olde Barnstable - Sunday

Blog Archive

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      • CCC in Pictures
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  • ►  2008 (8)
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Contributors

  • Captain Chuck
  • Cheryl
  • Daver
  • GaryT
  • Jim
  • Joe
  • Lavatop
  • Poker_Greg
  • jfgjr
  • jfgjr

2011 Champions Flight

  • Seth Shulman - 8 handicap (A Player)
  • Gary Miller - 9 handicap (A Player)
  • Chuck Nally - 12 handicap (A Player)
  • Brandon Marsh - 12 Handicap (A Player)

2011 PGA Flight

  • David Rowe - 16 handicap (A Player)
  • Joe Iannone - 16 handicap (A Player)
  • John Geary - 18 handicap (B Player)
  • Mike Connolly - 18 handicap (B Player)

2011 Nationwide Flight

  • Andrew Espinosa -20 handicap (B Player)
  • Greg Martin - 24 handicap (B Player)
  • George Burke - 24 handicap (B Player)
  • Gary Townsend - 24 handicap (B Player)

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