The 9-Hole Cup is unlike our regular tournaments as it runs for just 3 days and as you may have already guessed, each round consists of 9 holes!
The 9-Hole Cup is spilt into two rounds that are spread over 3 days:
The 9-Hole Cup is spilt into two rounds that are spread over 3 days:
| Qualifying Round 1 | Thursday (9 Holes) |
| Qualifying Round 2 | Friday (9 Holes) |
| Final Round | Saturday (9 Holes) |
Tournament Scoring
Tournaments games are scored differently to other Golf Clash matches.
Your score is based on the number of shots you took to complete the hole. The fewer shots you take, the better your score!
Your score is based on the number of shots you took to complete the hole. The fewer shots you take, the better your score!
| Par | 0 |
| Birdie | -1 |
| Eagles | -2 |
| Albatross | -3 |
| Condor | -4 |
| Bogey | +1 |
| Double Bogey | +2 |
Qualifying Round
When you enter the 9-Hole Cup you'll be automatically placed into a qualification league. You'll then have to compete against players from all over the world to fight for the available qualification spots.
Each qualification round will consist of 9 holes and In order to qualify for the next stage of the tournament you will need to finish within the top 50% of players in your qualification league.
Matches will be played against players outside your league and it is your overall score that will determine your league position.
Don't worry if you fail to qualify in Round 1, as you can always attempt to qualify again in round 2.
Final Round
Only the very best golfers who show true skill and determination will make it to the Final Round.
Getting this far is no easy feat and all players that reach the Final Round will receive a prize! How good that prize is will be determined by your final tournament position.
Getting this far is no easy feat and all players that reach the Final Round will receive a prize! How good that prize is will be determined by your final tournament position.
The final round will also consist of 9 holes and you'll now be competing against the very best of the best, so you'll have to pull out all the stops if you want to be crowned Tournament Champion!