County Union Leagues
The Leagues at a Glance
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Geographic based League |
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Compete against all other players within your County Union |
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1 winner per County Union |
What is a County Union?
Your golf club must be affiliated to a ‘County Golf Union’ (or association) . This refers to a Golf Union with specific clubs affiliated to it within a Geographical area – usually a county, but occasionally a group of neighbouring counties. Each of your matches will be played against other amateur golfers whose clubs are affiliated to the same County Golf Union.
What is a County Union League?
It is a league consisting of the players who belong to clubs affiliated to the same County Union. Each County Union has its own league. For a full list of the County Union Leagues, click on the Country links below:
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England |
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Scotland |
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Wales |
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Northern Ireland |
The scores from your matches will be adjusted using the league scoring system and entered into your league table along with the scores of all the other players in your County Union.
Winners
Each County Union League will have 1 winner (or winning pair): The player(s) with the highest score after all 4 matches are complete.
PLAYING MATCHES
Although your scores will compete against every player from your County Union, you will not meet with and physically play against all the players in your league. You will meet and play 4 other players (or pairs) from your County Union and your scores will compete against the scores of every other player from your County Union.
