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Bushranger Golf Western Australian Player of the Year

The BRG Player of the Year (POY) is an annual award for the Best & Mostest Bushranger for the year. At the end of the year, the member of Bushranger Golf who accumulates the most points on offer in official open BRG events in WA will be awarded the title after the final WA Handicap Day in December. 2009 will be the first year this prestigious award is presented.

Although similar to an order of merit, the guiding principle for the BRG POY is to reward regular attendance and consistent performance in BRG events throughout the year. The point scoring format has been carefully calibrated to reflect this and is a blatantly transparent effort to foster a close race for the POY title. This means it is possible for players who don’t win an event during the year to still have a shot at winning the POY. This approach is in the interests of sharing the glory among as many Bushrangers as possible and in the hope that a large number of members will remain in POY contention for as long as possible.

2009 WA Player of the Year Results 

Pos

Player

HD 1
Pts

HD 2
Pts

HD 3
Pts

HD 4
Pts

HD 5
Pts

HD 6
Pts

HD 7
Pts

HD 8
Pts

HD 9
Pts

HD 10
Pts

HD 11
Pts

HD 12
Pts

HD 13
Pts

Top 6 
Events

Entry
Pts

Total
Pts

1

James Pickering

10

6

9

dnp

dnp

9

9

5

10

9

9

8

5

56

11

67

2

Brett Stinton

8

9

9

10

3

dnp

dnp

3

dnp

4

5

2

10

51

10

61

3

Ian Joseph

10

dnp

9

2

0

dnp

6

5

6

3

10

6

0

47

11

58

4

Trevor Cheeseman

0

8

6

1

3

8

4

7

7

8

5

dnp

0

45

12

56

5

Ivan Jones

dnp

dnp

dnp

dnp

0

0

10

10

9

10

9

dnp

dnp

48

7

55

6

Gihan Cooray

dnp

dnp

dnp 

3

9

dnp

dnp

6

9

6

3

10

0

43

8

51

7

Graham Fletcher

0

0

dnp

7

10

dnp

3

2

dnp

8

dnp

7

2

37

9

46

8

Clinton Kimber

0

0

dnp

7

9

 dnp

1

9

dnp

0

0

3

5

34

10

44

9

Michael Hegedus

dnp

0

dnp

4

6

dnp

9

0

dnp

dnp

6

4

6

35

8

43

10

Fatchuddin Syahri

dnp

5

3

9

5

10

0

dnp

dnp

0

dnp

dnp

32

8

40

11

Stewart Jefferys

0

0

10

5

1

dnp

dnp

0

3

dnp

3

dnp

7

29

9

38

12

Cathy Cocks

5

dnp

dnp

dnp

dnp

7

7

dnp

dnp

dnp

dnp

dnp

9

28

4

32

13

Steve Dorning

7

10

5

dnp

5

dnp

dnp

dnp

dnp

dnp

dnp

dnp

dnp

27

4

31

14

Adam Smith

dnp

dnp

dnp

dnp

dnp

dnp

dnp

dnp

dnp

3

3

9

8

23

4

27

15

Eddy Moreira

dnp

dnp

dnp

dnp

dnp

dnp

dnp

dnp

0

6

7

5

3

21

5

26

16

Romolo Cirillo

0

0

dnp

0

9

dnp

2

1

5

dnp

dnp

dnp

dnp

17

7

24

17

Gary Wayne

dnp

0  

dnp

8

 dnp

 dnp

6

0

dnp

dnp

dnp

dnp

dnp

14

4

18

18

Cameron Carmichael

dnp

8

4

dnp

dnp

dnp

dnp

dnp

dnp

1

dnp

dnp

dnp

13

3

16

19

Paul Lampropoulos

dnp

dnp 

dnp 

dnp

dnp

dnp

dnp

8

4

dnp

dnp 

dnp

dnp

12

2

14

20

Max Morgan

6

dnp

dnp

dnp

 dnp

dnp

dnp

dnp

dnp

dnp

dnp

dnp

dnp

6

1

7

POY Rules

  • Points are awarded in ascending order from 10 - 1 to the top 10 place-getters in each event: 1st = 10 points, 2nd = 9 points and so on.
  • Points count for each player’s top six performances throughout the year. Hence, a player who scores placing points in more than 6 events only receives the points for their best 6 finishes.
  • Players tied in a placing each receive the points for that place. Eg:

1st - 10 points

= 2nd - 9 points

= 2nd - 9 points

4th - 7 points

= 5th - 6 points

= 5th - 6 points

7th - 4points

= 8th - 3 points

 = 8th - 3 points

10th - 1 point

  • To reward regular attendance, one extra point is awarded to every player per event entered.
  • In the event of a tie or ties, all the winners will be considered equal players of the year and be obliged to share the glory of the title.
  • We do not have a prize pool as yet for the inaugural WA POY. In the course of the year, we will endeavour to arrange for prizes to be allocated from 1st to 10th place. Whereas players with equal points will share the title of Player of the Year, tie-breakers will be used to seperate the prize pool.. If two players are tied on points, the player with the most entry points wins the higher prize. If the players have also recieved the same number of entry points, the player with the highest total number of points (including those points beyond their top six placings) will recieve the higher prize. If players are still tied ofter this, the player with the most 1st placings (then 2nd placings and so on) will recieve the higher prize. If they are still tied, the prizes will be divided and shared between the players at the discretion of BRG.
  • Below are some examples of the points allocation system.

Player One enters 12 events and places 1, 2 ,3, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12, 15, 16 & 19

Player One receives 10, 9, 8, 6, 4 & 3 for their best 6 placings and 12 points for entry in 12 events, for a total of 52 points.
 

Player Two enters 8 events and places 1, 2 ,3, 4, 5, 6, 7 & 8

Player Two receives 10, 9, 8, 7, 6 & 5 for their best 6 placings and 8 points for entry in 8 events, for a total of 53 points.
 

Player Three enters 6 events and places 1, 1, 2, 2, 4 & 5

Player Three receives 10, 10, 9, 9, 7 & 6 for their best 6 placings and 6 points for entry in 6 events, for a total of 57 points.
 

Player Four enters 10 events and places 2, 2 ,3, 3, 4, 4, 7, 9, 11 & 15

Player Four receives 9, 9, 8, 8, 7 & 7 for their best 6 placings and 10 points for entry in 10 events, for a total of 58 points.
 

POY Terms & Conditions

  • Only BRG members are eligible to accrue points. If a non-member places in an event, the points pass down to the next BRG member and so on.
  • If a non-member places in an event and then subsequently joins BRG, they do not receive retrospective points. Only results achieved by current members can receive points.
  • The event runs for a calendar year – BRG events from January to December.
  • Only official open events on the BRG tour count towards POY points. There are 12 WA Handicap Days planned for 2009.
  • Only players with official handicaps or members in the process of acquiring a GAA Golf Handicap through BRG (& hence known to the BRG handicapper) are eligible to receive placing points in Handicap Day events.
  • If there are less than 10 competitors in an event, the points are awarded down to the last placed player.
  • A BRG member who does not have a handicap is still eligible to receive entry points for attendance. 
  • Eligibility, points awarded, event results, prizes awarded, membership and POY results are all at the sole discretion of Bushranger Golf.
  • Bushranger Golf reserves the right to ammend, alter or revise the conditions of entry, the prize pool, membership status and event results without notice.