
Prizes
Remlik’s Grille and Oyster Bar will once again be sponsoring $1000 in gift cards for the top 10 golfers in the this year’s Remlik’s Player of the Year Race!
1st Place – $250
2nd Place – $200
3rd Place – $150
4th Place – $100
5th-10th Place – $50 each
Thank you to Remlik’s for your continued support of the TCGA!
Points System
- Additionally the Harding Brooks Insurance TCGA Amateur Championship awards points for:
- 11th – 100 pts
- 12th – 90 pts
- 13th – 80 pts
- 14th – 70 pts
- 15th – 60 pts
- 16th – 50 pts
- 17th – 40 pts
- 18th – 30 pts
- 19th – 20 pts
- 20th – 10 pts
Eligibility and other Notes
- Participants must be an Amateur golfer and a member of the TCGA to be eligible for Player of the Year Points.
- For any individual event that has Amateur and Professionals such as the Stroke Play Series or the CNY Open, points will be given based on your standing among all players in the field.
- For flighted events such as the Hiawatha Invitational, points will only be awarded for teams in the Championship Flight (or equivalent) of the event.
- For all Club Championships, the winner of the event will be awarded 100 points and must be a member of the TCGA at the time of the tournament.
- For NYSGA Amateur Championship Qualifiers, all participants who qualify in 3rd place or beyond will receive 25 points. Exempt players will also receive 25 points for the qualifier. Points are only awarded if the golfer competes in the Championship proper.
- TCGA team events points are per each team member.
- All ties will be split and the points will be rounded up to the next number. For example, if 3 people tie for 20th in the TCGA Amateur, each player will receive 4 points rather than 3.33 points.
- Tiebreaker: Ties for the Player of the Year will be decided by:
1. Finish in this year’s Harding Brooks Insurance Agency TCGA Amateur Championship
2. Number of TCGA Hosted Events Played (Most Events Wins) - Please contact the TCGA at [email protected] regarding any points you may be entitled to receive that may have been mistakenly overlooked.