THE 3FAIRWAYS FORMAT
How Teams Win
More teams stay in contention through the final round, and every winning team earns its award through score or skill—never by chance.
AFTER DAY 2
The standings create three Fairways for Sunday.
After every team completes the first two rounds, the 36-hole standings place teams 1–18 in the Blue Fairway, teams 19–36 in the White Fairway, and teams 37–54 in the Red Fairway. Each Fairway then enters the final round with its own performance-based opportunities to win.
THE SCORING ORDER
Twenty-one teams win in three stages.
Awards are determined in order: Overall Championship first, Fairway 18 second, and the Sunday Scorecard third. Once a team earns a scoring award, it is removed from the stages that follow.
Overall Championship
The three lowest complete 54-hole tournament scores earn first, second, and third place. Those teams are then removed from the remaining scoring stages.
Three Winners Per Fairway
Blue, White, and Red each award first, second, and third place using the tournament’s preselected-hole competition. Those nine teams are then removed from the final scoring stage.
Three Winners Per Fairway
The remaining eligible teams compete for the lowest Sunday total, front-nine score, and back-nine score inside their Fairway.
THE FINAL SCORING STAGE
The Sunday Scorecard creates nine more winners.
After the Overall Championship and Fairway 18 winners are removed, the remaining eligible teams are compared three ways: full Sunday score, front-nine score, and back-nine score. Each Fairway produces one winner in every category.
Sunday total · Front nine · Back nine
DAY 3 SKILLS
Long Drive and Long Putt add six more winning teams.
Blue, White, and Red each produce one Long Drive winner and one Long Putt winner. Skill winners may also receive a scoring award because the skills contests remain separate from the one-team, one-scoring-prize rule.