Herrarna i Kittys Kaboodle har blivit
utmanade av damerna på en Ryder Cup.
Här kan du läsa vad som gäller (just nu åtminstone):

Tävlingen spelas troligen på Nynäshamns GK 25-27/5 2001.

Man kan bara deltaga om man har en Make/Maka/Sambo som spelar.

Det hela gäller enbart de som tidigare deltagit i Kittys Kaboodle eller som
fått en särskild inbjudan.

Spelformen är troligtvis:

                                                                            Dag 1:    Fyrboll Bästboll
                                                                            Dag 2:    Foursome (varannat slag)
                                                                            Dag 3:    Matchspel - man mot kvinna

Nu måste de båda lagen snarast utse sina lagkaptener
och maila den informationen till mailto:kittys.kaboodle@usa.net

NÅGRA REGLER FRÅN RYDER CUP, SAMT NÅGRA SAKER SOM ÄR BRA ATT KÄNNA TILL:

Match Play Guidelines and Terminology

Match play is a game played by holes.

• A hole is won by the team, which holes its ball in the fewer strokes.
• Score is kept by the number of holes up (won) and the number of holes to play. (Example: U.S. 2-up, with six holes to play)
• When a team is up (winning) by more holes than there are holes remaining, then the match is closed out and a point is awarded.
• One point is awarded for each match won.
• If the match is tied or "halved" through 18 holes of play, each team receives one half of a point.
• A total of 28 points are awarded in Ryder Cup competition.
• If a match is currently tied while in competition, then it is considered "all-square".
• A match is considered "dormie" when one side is up by the exact number of holes that remain.
• A player/twosome is said to be 2-up thru 10 after winning two more holes then their opponent(s) through 10 holes.
• A player/twosome is said to win the match 2-up after winning two more holes than their opponent thru 18 holes.
• A player/twosome is said to win 3 and 2 after winning three holes more than their opponent(s) with only two holes left to play, assuring victory.

What are Concessions?
A stroke, hole or an entire match can be conceded at any time prior to the conclusion of the hole or the match. Concession of a stroke, hole or match may not be declined or withdrawn.

How many points does one team need to win the Ryder Cup Matches?
There are a total of 28 matches. One point is awarded for each match won. The side with the most points at the conclusion of the Ryder Cup Matches wins the Ryder Cup.

Can the Ryder Cup Matches end in a tie?
If, at the conclusion of the Ryder Cup Matches, the teams are tied at 14 points each, the team who last won the Ryder Cup retains The Cup. In this year's case, the European Team would retain The Cup. To win the Matches, either team will need 14 ½ or more points.

Foursomes (four groups of two two-man teams)
"Foursome" play is a match where two golfers compete on a team against two other golfers and each side plays one ball. The golfers play alternate shots (player A hits tee shot, player B hits second shot, etc.) until the hole is played out. Team members alternate playing the tee shots, with one golfer hitting the tee shot on odd-numbered holes, and the other hitting the tee shot from the even-numbered holes. The team with the better score wins the hole. Should the two teams tie for best score, the hole is halved.

Fourball (four groups of two two-man teams)
"Fourball" play is a match in which each member of the two-man teams play their own ball. Four balls are in play per hole with each of the four players recording a score on the hole. The team whose player posts the best score on that hole wins the hole. Should players from each team tie for the best score, the hole is halved.

Singles (twelve groups of two one-man teams)
"Singles" is a match in which one player competes against another player. A player wins the match when he is up by more holes than there are hole remaining to play.