GCGU Order of Merit 2025

Tournaments

Friday April 11- Sunday April 13

The Duncan Putter

Southerndown GC

Entry link to follow

Saturday May 10

Neath Bell

Neath GC

Entry link to follow

Sunday May 11

Pennard Links Trophy

Pennard GC

Entry link to follow

Sunday June 1

The Baffie

Glamorganshire GC

Entry link to follow

Sunday June 8

HS Colt Cup

Radyr GC

Entry link to follow

Saturday June 28

Silver Dragon

Whitchurch GC

Entry link to follow

Sunday July 27

Morlais Castle Bowl

Morlais Castle GC

Entry link to follow

Saturday August 16

Mountain Ash Bowl

Mountain Ash GC

Entry link to follow

Sunday August 31

County Championship

Clyne GC

Entry link to follow

Competition Rules

1. The Competition shall comprise the aggregate of points accumulated in events played in accordance with the Rules of Golf, as laid
down by the R&A, Wales Golf and the Glamorgan County Golf Union and Local Rules as approved, and sanctioned as a “Glamorgan County Golf Union Order of Merit event”. The County Executive shall sanction such events as from time-to-time it determines appropriate.

2. All competitors must be:
2.1. Of Amateur Status as defined by The Rules of Amateur Status.
2.2. In possession of a WHS handicap index under the current WHS Handicapping Scheme.
2.3. A member of a Club affiliated to the Glamorgan County Golf Union.

3. At each event points will be awarded according to the table below:

4.If scores are tied at the end of a Competition, the first and second place tie shall be decided as per the Conditions of Competition of the event. Points are awarded to the winner of the event as number 1 in the table. All other tied scores will be awarded the average of the points gained by the tied players.

Examples: Four players, A, B, C, and D tie on 146 in the Neath Bell. According to the COC applied by the Neath Club (Count-back). Player A is declared the winner by the Club and receives 60 OOM points. Players B, C and D then receive (50 + 40 + 30) / 3 = 40 points.
Three players P, Q and R have tied 36 Hole scores in the County Championship. The Championship COC require a play-off. In the play-off Player P is eliminated after the required holes and ultimately player Q wins over R in sudden-death. Player Q receives 90 points and players P and R receive (75 + 60) / 2 = 67.5 points.

5. Where, for whatever reason, an event is restricted to 18 holes half the points shall be allocated.

6. Only disputes in respect of eligibility and the award of Order of Merit points will be dealt with by the Championship Committee. Their decision in respect of such disputes shall be final.

7.  Disputes in respect of the Competition shall be decided by the Organising Committee of the event. Again their decision shall be final.