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Standings track player performance across a season. Four template types are available: Player of the Year (POY), Tour Championship Qualifying, Tour Championship, and Low Waist.

Admins configure standings from the Standings Setup page by choosing a template and defining the scoring rules.

POY uses a point system. Each event can award different point values (e.g. 1st place = 10 points, 2nd = 7, etc.). The standings page shows per-event point columns and running totals.

The player with the most accumulated points at the end of the season is the Player of the Year.

Qualifying decides who reaches the Tour Championship, and in which class. It counts every completed tour event that is NOT marked as a Championship event.

Your score for an event is your net score minus the par of the course — net-to-par. Level par is 0, under par is negative, and lower is better. Net score is your gross minus your adjusted course handicap for that event.

Only a finished round counts. A card with fewer than eighteen holes is left out, and if a player somehow has two cards for one event only the fuller one is used.

Best of N: if the template sets one, only your N best (lowest) event scores are added up. The rest still show in the table but are not counted toward the total.

Minimum events: play fewer than the minimum and you appear on the board without a rank. You have not qualified.

Class A and Class B: qualified players are ranked as one list, and the top players by that ranking form Class A — the Class A size is set on the template. Everyone else who qualified is Class B. The two classes then contest separate Tour Championship titles.

The Championship is contested only by the players Qualifying qualified, in the class it assigned them. Playing a Championship event without having qualified does not put you on this board.

Points start from zero. Nothing carries over from Qualifying — a player who topped Qualifying starts level with everyone else in their class.

It counts only completed events marked as a Tour Championship event. Those events are excluded from Qualifying, so no event ever counts toward both.

Scoring is the same net-to-par as Qualifying, with its own Best of N and Minimum events. The minimum applies to Championship events specifically: play fewer than it and you appear without a rank and cannot be champion.

Class A and Class B are ranked separately, each from rank 1 — they are two titles, not one table split in half.

The field is worked out live. If a Qualifying score is corrected after the Championship has begun, the field or a player's class can change with it.

Both Championship boards break ties progressively. Players level on their Best of N total are compared again with one more score added, then another, until the tie breaks.

The expansion stops where every tied player still has a score to compare. Going deeper would weigh one player's next round against another player's nothing, and since extra rounds can only add strokes that would hand the tie to whoever played least.

Players still level after that genuinely share a rank. Where a tie was settled, an info button beside the rank explains in words exactly how — read that rather than re-deriving it.

The total shown in the table is always the Best of N figure the rules promise. The deeper comparison decides the order without changing the number on display.

Leagues organize their schedule into seasons (e.g. "2025 Season"). Standings and statistics reset with each new season. Admins create seasons from the league dashboard.

The Podium view shows event winners in two categories: Low Gross (lowest actual score) and Low Net (lowest handicap-adjusted score).

Admins can configure the number of runner-ups displayed and set a duplicate winner policy for when a player wins both categories.

Player names on the standings and podium are links to that player's scorecard or filtered logbook, so you can jump straight to the details behind a result.

At the end of a season, the Season Recap page summarizes the league's year — season awards and standout performances for the selected season.

Admins can surface standings right on the club home page. In League dashboard → Home Page Layout, enable the Standings card and choose which standing templates it should show.

The card lists the top players for the active season, your own rank, and a link to the full standings.