Points come from showing up, not from winning. Check in at a league night, a mini or a club tournament and it lands here — members score double, every time.
No points on the board yet.
2026 Season runs from 1 April 2026 to 31 October 2026. Nobody has scored yet — the first check-in opens the board.
What earns points
- League night10
- Monthly mini15
- Club tournament25
- Volunteering — work day, TD, spotter30
- Bringing a first-timer20
Points reward turning up, not placing. Club members earn 2× on everything. Join the club
What is worth what
The whole scoring system
| What you did | Non-member | Member |
|---|---|---|
| Played a league night | 10 | 20 |
| Played a monthly mini | 15 | 30 |
| Brought a first-timer | 20 | 40 |
| Played a club tournament | 25 | 50 |
| Volunteered — work day, tournament director, spotter | 30 | 60 |
That doubling is most of what a $25 membership does here. A member who plays nothing but the Wednesday league, start of the season to the end of it, is past five hundred points before adding anything else to the card.
Volunteering pays more than playing a tournament, and that is on purpose. Somebody has to run the mini, spot the blind hole and put the baskets back after a work day. The club would rather pay for that in points than hope for it.
Bringing somebody who has never played is worth double a league night for the same reason. Nearly everyone in this club arrived because one person asked them along.
Why it is built this way
Attendance, not placement
The club’s main night is random-draw doubles, so there is no individual score to rank anybody by — which is the practical reason. The better reason is that a table scored on placement only ever engages the handful of people who can win it.
This one rewards the person who turns up in the rain in May. Somebody who plays every Wednesday and never once wins a card can finish the season near the top of it, and that is a much closer description of who keeps a club going.
How do I check in?
Scan the code on the sign at hole one. That is the whole thing.
Check-in opens ninety minutes either side of the start time and counts once per event, so there is nothing to lose by doing it early and nothing to gain by doing it twice. If your phone is dead, find whoever is holding the clipboard and they will add you from the roster.
Do I need a membership to be on this table?
No. Everybody who checks in appears here, member or not.
What a membership changes is the rate: members score double on every line of the table above, and the season title is a members’ one. Everything on the calendar is open to anybody who turns up — the $25 is for the people who want a say in the club, not a ticket to play.
I joined in July. Do my earlier nights double?
No. The multiplier is fixed at the moment the points are awarded and never changes afterwards.
May league nights played as a non-member stay at ten points even after you join. It works that way so the table can never quietly rewrite itself behind somebody’s back — what you scored on the night is what you keep.
I would rather my name was not on this page
You appear as Anonymous, with your points and your rank intact.
Tick the box on the member registration form, or tell somebody at any league night. It applies to the bag tag ladder as well.
Getting on the table
Five leagues run each week through the season and none of them need you to be good or to bring anybody. Turn up, check in, and you are on this page by the time you get home.