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Four Ball
A form of match play. Two players from one team compete against two players of the other. All four players play their own ball through the entire course. At the end of each hole, the best score of the two on Team A is compared to the best score of the two on Team B to determine which team wins the hole. After 18 holes, the team which won the most holes wins the match. Four Ball is one of the three formats used in The Ryder Cup.

Better Ball
Basically a game that you can play when you and a competitor are sent out as a twosome in between foursomes. Each of you gets to play two balls for each stroke and you get to select which shot you wish to keep and play from next.

Best Ball
For team competition, usually between two teams of two golfers.

Can be many teams of four golfers. All golfers on each team play every hole in a normal way. But the best individual score (for each hole) among the teamplayers is used as the team score for the hole. Team scores for each hole may then be used in match play or stroke play to decide which team wins the round.

For example :

Two teams: Black Team: A & B, White Team : C & D

On the first hole, A shoots a 3 and B shoots a 4. So the Black team's score is a 3. C and D each shoot a 4, giving the White team a 4 for the hole. So, Black wins the first hole.

When "best ball" is used in during a corporate "golf day", each team can be composed of golfers with a mixture of playing ability.

Each team will have a good player, two medium-handicappers and also one not-so-good golfer. Handicap strokes will not be used but to make the competition more interesting and fair, it's common to use a rule such that no team member may contribute more than five scores to the team during the round. In this manner, the good golfer can only carry the team so far and even the worst golfer on the team will have an influence on at least three holes.

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System 36
Like Callaway and Peoria, System 36 is a method of handicapping a tournament when many competitors simply don't carry a true handicap issued by a recognized authority. This particular method is popular in the Asia Pacific region and finds use in corporate outings and tournaments. System 36 generates a temporary handicap for use just during that event. Here is how it works: For each player, assign "handicap reduction points" for each hole as follows:

For Example:

For each player, assign "handicap reduction points" for each hole as follows:

Par, Birdie, Eagle& Double Eagle = 2 points

Bogey = 1 point

Double, Triple Bogey or more = 0 point

Everything better than a bogey receives two points. Everything worse than a bogey receives no points. Subtract the point total for each player from 36. The result is that player's number of handicap strokes for the round.

For example, say you shoot 90, in that 90 you have 7 pars, 9 bogeys, and 2 double-bogeys or worse. First, calculate your accrued points:
7 (pars) x 2 (points per par) = 14
9 (bogeys) x 1 (point per bogey) = 9
2 (doubles or worse) x 0 (points per double) = 0
So your point total is 23.
Now, subtract this total from 36: 36 - 23 = 13, so 13 is your handicap allowance.
Apply this to your gross score: 90 - 13 = 77
And 77 is your net score based on System 36.

Apply handicap strokes as you would normally depending upon the competition format. Generally, System 36 is used in Stroke Play and Stableford formats only.

Stableford competitions tend to encourage risky play because big mistakes are not penalized as harshly as good results are rewarded. However, this feature of Stablefords is nullified when System 36 is employed.

System 36 rewards players who shoot birdies and penalizes players who shoot triple-bogeys or worse. For stroke play competitions, it makes no difference whether a player shoots a par, bogey or double-bogey on a hole because System 36 renders those results all the same. You need birdies or better while simultaneously avoiding triple-bogeys or worse to win a System 36 in stroke play.