Golf Results 21-01-09

Today’s match produced a 3 – 2 victory to Ian. Five games were played with no draws.

Current % Games Won: Peter 46.15% Ian 46.15%

Worst Round So Far: Peter 4 Ian 5

Best Round So Far: Peter -10 Ian -11

Golf Results 15-01-09

Today’s match produced a 3 – 2 victory to Ian. Five games were played with no draws

Current % Games Won: Peter 50.00% Ian 37.50%

Worst Round So Far: Peter 4 Ian 2

Best Round So Far: Peter -5 Ian -7

Golf Results 07-01-09

Today was the first game of 2009 so we decided to wipe the stats and start again. The graphs will probably look a little odd until they have a little more data entered. The plan for this season is to play on a regular board rather than the speciality board.

The first match produced a 2 – 0 victory to Peter. Three games were played, one was drawn.

Current % Games Won: Peter 66.66% Ian 00.00%.

Best Round So Far: Peter -5 Ian -3Worst Round So Far: Peter -1 Ian -1

Golf Results - 03-12-08 & 18-12-08

Ian and Peter played five rounds of golf (standard dart board version) on both dates.

The first match produced a 2-2 draw (1 round drawn), the second match a 3-1 victory for Peter (1 round drawn).

Current % Games Won: Peter 70.00% Ian 42.86%

Please Note: These do not total 100% as drawn rounds are registered as a win to both players.

Best Round So Far: Peter -12 Ian -12

Worst Round So Far: Peter +5 Ian +9

How to play Golf on a Standard Dart Board.

A round is played on 18 ‘holes’ or target numbers 1 to 18 inclusive.

Only three darts are thrown at each target number.

If the target number is hit in the single area with any of the three darts you have made par, further scoring for the ‘hole’ is as follows:

Any dart hitting the treble area of the target number scores -1 (1 under par), any dart hitting the double area of the target number scores s -2 (2 under par).

The total score for the target number is the score under par for the ‘hole’.
Theoretical maximum is therefore three double target numbers, which is 3 x -2 = -6.

If the target number is missed with all three darts, you receive a penalty stroke, i.e. one over par (+1). Additionally, any dart out of bounds (outside the double ring or on the floor) incurs a further penalty stroke which could total a maximum of 3 additional penalty strokes on any given ‘hole’. A grand total of 4 penalty strokes or 4 over par.

Par is a score of zero.

The worst possible round is therefore 18 x +4 = 72 over par.

Best possible round is 18 x -6 = 106 under par.

NOTE: Only the Double and Treble areas along with penalty strokes alter your score. One, Two or Three darts in the single target area still only equals par. You must hit doubles and trebles to add to your score.