1. Format
1.1 The Capra Cup is played as INDIVIDUAL STROKE PLAY. This is very important for the blind draw portion of the event.
1.2 All players will compete individually for the lowest total strokes over the tournament.
Enter all 18 holes for all 12 players at once.
Each player’s current Dream Card. The small label under each score shows which round supplied that hole.
All players together. Stats update automatically as scores are entered.
Shows what your drawn partners are actually shooting on the holes assigned to you. Higher partner average = worse luck.
Ranks who gets selected most often as somebody else's Blind Draw partner. Also shows how they score on those used holes.
Ranks every player by average gross round score from rounds with scores entered.
Golf, Good Times. Plenty of Bogeys.
1.1 The Capra Cup is played as INDIVIDUAL STROKE PLAY. This is very important for the blind draw portion of the event.
1.2 All players will compete individually for the lowest total strokes over the tournament.
2.1 All holes must be completed from tee until the final putt is holed out.
2.2 Absolutely no putts will be given.
2.3 USGA Rules of Golf will govern all play, except as modified by these local rules.
2.4 Out of bounds will be defined by white stakes or property lines. Lost balls follow USGA Rule 18.2.
2.5 Water hazards will be defined by yellow stakes.
If a player's ball comes to rest in a divot in the fairway, relief may be given to the nearest point of complete relief, no closer to the hole, IF AGREED UPON BY THE GROUP.
3.1 Men 50 and younger will play the back tees at every course.
3.2 Men 50 and older will play 1 tee box up from the back tees.
Age is determined by the player's age on September 7th, 2026.
4.1 Ready golf is encouraged.
4.2 Be ready, play ready, and keep things moving.
4.3 If you can't see the tee time in front of you, your pace has become a problem.
4.4 We didn't all travel to Myrtle Beach to argue about a sprinkler head for 20 minutes. Keep it moving, keep it fun, and let's get to the bar.
4.5 Remember: We're here for fun, not a PGA Tour audition.
Slow golf is the fastest way to make enemies and the slowest way to get another invite.
5.1 Any ruling questions must be discussed within the group.
5.2 If an agreement can't be made, two golf balls should be played out.
5.3 An official ruling will be made by Tryn Titus (El Gato) – PGA of America Professional during the scoring process.
5.4 His ruling is final. Argue all you want during the round, but once the card is turned in, it's written in stone.
5.5 Complaints on rulings must work their way up to proper authorities as listed in Section 6.2.
6.1 Official scores will be recorded and verified by the Official Scoring Committee (The Big 3).
6.2 Final scores are final. Tears, excuses, and hangovers will not be accepted as scorecard changes.
7.1 Any complaints on rulings must work their way up to proper authorities as listed in Section 6.2.
7.2 Do not come crying to the normal person.
7.3 If you disagree with a ruling, prepare your case before the pizza rolls come out.
7.4 Final decisions rest with the Commissioner (Noli). Don't like it? Better luck next year.
8.1 Good sportsmanship is expected.
8.2 Beers are multi-course encouraged.
8.3 We're here for golf, good times, and stories.
8.4 Win the Cup. Or at least win the night.
Choose exactly what appears in the main navigation. Admin always stays available so you cannot lock yourself out.
Enter the course name and par for every hole. Birdies are calculated automatically.
Add optional PGA-style profiles, handicaps, portraits, and cover photos.
Logo controls only.
Replace the main logo everywhere on the site and TV screens.
Upload, reorder and size sponsors. Changes sync to every connected TV.
Start with a polished preset, then fine-tune only the colors you care about.
One click changes the color system across the full website and TV display.
These are the main colors most people will ever need. Advanced colors stay hidden unless you want them.
Only the layout controls that are actually useful.
Instantly switch the TV layout depending on what you want people to notice.
Change the password used to unlock the Admin section.
Drag and drop rounds to change the tournament order. Scores, pairings and course data move with the round.
Choose the current round, overall standings, or automatically flip between them.
Choose one or more. Example: select Round 3 and Round 4 and TV Mode will cycle through both.
Choose the latest round players are allowed to see. Selecting Round 4 reveals Rounds 1–4 and keeps every later round hidden.