Why can't all club competitions be roll-ups?

Roll-up competitions let golfers choose when to play without stress.

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Why can't all club competitions be roll-ups?

Roll-up competitions let golfers choose when to play without stress.

In brief

Roll-up competitions let golfers choose when to play without stress. Golf clubs should adopt roll-up competitions for more inclusive play. Originally reported by Nationalclubgolfer.

Club competition system

Club competition system

A golf course I used to work at had the perfect system for their competitions.

Roll-up competitions work

Golfers pushing trolleys on a golf course | Source: Adobe Stock

Players enter the online tee sheet as normal and choose whether to join the comp.

Yellow and red tees

Men and women play together in stableford on the same day with yellow tees for men and red tees for women.

Empty tee sheet spaces

Tee sheets often have empty spaces after reserve list substitutes are added.

Dad and lad play

A dad and lad played together using the open tee sheet for a brisk autumn walk.

Roll-ups reduce stress

Roll-ups cut competition tension by letting players choose who they play with and when.

Roll-ups for new members

Roll-ups help new members learn card-signing before joining competitive comps.

The takeaway

Golf clubs should adopt roll-up competitions for more inclusive play.

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