[jimbo2012]

Just checked I have .2 bonus points and .8 points for yesterdays play.

Anyone know why the .2

[rubicon]

Bonus points are given for a players willingness to be flexible with their starting times. so chances are you played later in the day

[Trish Crocker]

They start with 100 points...for every stroke you take in a game that day they subtract one..that explains the -2

[e-flyer]

Originally Posted by Trish Crocker

They start with 100 points...for every stroke you take in a game that day they subtract one..that explains the -2

That rule would work about 90% of all golfers in America.

[karostay]

The .2 was for not whining that someone was playing slower that you

[Holly Strassle]

New to the villages ..What are points?

[Mikeod]

Originally Posted by Holly Strassle

New to the villages ..What are points?

Points are awarded for play/reservations on TV courses. Two points are awarded if you cancel a reservation, three points if you cancel on the day of play. Priority for golf reservations is determined by the number of points a player/group has. The more points,the lower the priority for a reservation. More information at Good Golf School.

[Holly Strassle]

Thank You Mike

[Bogie Shooter]

http://www.golfthevillages.com/golf-...heVillages.pdf


Bonus Points
Bonus points are given as an incentive to encourage and reward
residents for being flexible in their tee time request. Once you are
awarded a tee time, for every hour away from your preferred tee
time, you will be awarded one-tenth (.10) of a point and it will
be deducted from your play point. For example, if your preferred
time is 8:00, and you receive a 10:00 tee time, you will receive .2
bonus points and only receive .8 points for that tee time instead
of a full poin

[jimbo2012]

Tks, now that explains it.