Vincent Regis

Last Saturday April 17th the 2nd round of the Dunhill Cup has been played in excellent weather conditions.

France was sitting that round out, so we had Netherlands vs Commonwealth, and Italy vs Germania. It was the first game for Italy and they are off a good start beating Germania 3-0. Commonwealth get their first win.

Netherlands vs Commonwealth (1-2):
– Brian Taylor 63 – 63 Henk Wapstra (Henk wins on first playoff hole)
– Garry Gould 59 – 69 Nely Borst
– Stephen Durrant 67 – 75 Willem Borst

Italy vs Germania (3-0):
– Raffaele Tosellini 66 – 66 Nicolas Walser (Raffaele wins on first playoff hole)
– Giuseppe Racca 68 – 68 Klaus Ludwig (Giuseppe wins on first playoff hole)
– Luigi Fanchi 61 – 75 Andreas Obst

Current standings:

Rank	Team	Played	Remaining	Match W-L	Game Wins	Shot diff
1	Italy	1	3	1 – 0	3	16
2	France	1	3	1 – 0	2	14
3	Commonwealth	2	2	1 – 1	3	27
4	Netherlands	2	2	1 – 1	3	4
5	Germania	2	2	0 – 2	1	3

All results can be seen here: https://challonge.com/egc_dunhill_2021

Next round will be on May 8th, with Commonwealth vs Italy and France vs Netherlands

The teams this year are the following:

France (Still recruiting): Vincent Regis (c), Tony Rosmalen, Georges Gourmelon, Sylvain Prezelus, Anna Carmio.

Commonwealth: Brian Taylor (c), Clare Bingham (c), Joe Pereira, Stephen Durrant, Garry Gould, Salim Ansari, Reno Harboe Sorense.

Germania (Germany/Austria): Klaus Ludwig (c), Nico Dettmann, Nicolas Walser, Helmut Frueholz, Peter Behrmann, Andreas Obst, Hanna Jones.

Netherlands: Henk Wapstra (c), Nely borst, Willem Borst, Carel Haakman, Rob Jansen.

Italy – Luna Rossa: Giuseppe Racca (c), Raffaele Tosellini, Filippo Pinna, Stefano Capitanio, Luigi Fanchi, Marco Ermocida, Domenico Mignolo.

Since we have only 5 teams, the competition will be a simple round robin bracket. Result will be updated in Challonge.com: https://challonge.com/egc_dunhill_2021

All teams meet each other once, 2 games per round over 5 rounds, which means one team sits out every round.

So for the first round, Italy is sitting out and the 2 games are:

– France vs Commonwealth

– Germania vs Netherlands

The tee times are the following:

Dear Club members,

It is time to put together the teams for the Dunhill Cup.

The first round is planned for the Saturday 27th of March. So you have until March 24th 17:00 to setup your team and communicate its composition back to the organiser (Vincent Regis). Pools will be drawn on Thursday, and flights for the first round will be announced on Friday 26th.

Team Composition

All members of the team shall have a link to a recognisable ‘geo-political’ entity, either by birth, naturalisation (citizenship), marriage or partnership.

To make team setup easier, minimize walkovers, and broaden a little bit the field of players, one external player will be allowed in each team, that has no link to the aforementioned geo-political entity.

It is the responsibility of the captain in setting up a team to ascertain potential absenteeism among the players to avoid ‘conceding’ walkovers. The team captain shall function as point of contact to the organiser.

A team shall consist of no more than 7 players.

A player can only participate in one team.

Competition is open to all players with Handicap 54 (GVB). For the competition an exact handicap of 36.0 is given to players with handicap >36.0. Team composition may not be changed after the first playing Saturday. Teams that don’t have 7 players on their team at the time of the first match may still add players until they have reached the maximum of 7 players.

We already have some confirm team captains for the following teams:

Schedule

Round 1 – March 27th

Round 2 – April 17th

Round 3 – May 8th

Semi final/round 4 – May 29th

Final – June 19th

Game format and rules:

A match between 2 teams is made up of 3 games/flights, with 3 members from each team playing against each other. Captains shall declare their team’s 3 players to the other on the day of the match just prior to the first tee time. A players handicap is the one current at beginning of match day (Note; full handicap adjustment), Maximum exact handicap is 36, players with a higher handicap are allowed to play but will be given a 36.0 handicap for the match.

The matches are played in handicap order where first, the lowest handicap player of a team plays against the lowest handicap player of the opposing team etc.

This order of play shall be modifiable to accommodate late arrivals (Note the 20 minute tee-off window still applies). The format is medal matchplay, i.e. each player plays 18 holes, holing out on each hole. The lowest net score at the end (after handicap adjustment) wins. Individual game must have a winner, in case of a draw after 18 holes: play on from hole 1 (with handicap difference per hole) to decide winner by sudden death (like match play).

If a team does not manage to field all three players for a match, the game(s) where the missing player(s) would have played is (are) conceded.

If each team fields only 2 players and each wins one game, then the match is decided by stroke difference, else by a sudden death, match play between the 2 lowest handicap players.

Score cards to be put in the scorecard box after competition. These will be forwarded to EGC Handicap Secretary or returned to player with a non-EGC home club.

Teams score:

The team winning a match will get 1 point, loser 0. The games scored, 3-0 or 2-1, will be recorded as will the net stroke difference in the match and games conceded.

The stroke difference in a game is fixed at 1 where there was a play-off to decide a game.

Where a game is ‘conceded’ through a ‘no-show’, the conceding team gets a +5 stroke penalty for that game. (The other team does not benefit any strokes, just the game win.)

Teams in a group are ranked according to, and in order of: 1) points, 2) games won, 3) least net stroke difference over all matches. If still a tie in a group, then the winner of the match, already played, between the two will go through.