Two-person Scramble Golf Tournament

A two-person scramble is a scramble in which a teams consist of two (2) players each, rather than the more common four-person scramble. After each golfer on a team plays a stroke, the teammates compare the results and select the best one. Both players then play the next stroke from that spot. This is repeated, including on the putting green, until the ball is holed. One team score is recorded. 

• Golfer A and Golfer B form a team in a two-person scramble tournament. 
• On the first tee, both golfers hit drives. They compare the results. Which ball is in the best position? Let's say Golfer B's drive is best. So Golfer A picks up his ball and moves it to the location of Golfer B's. (The most commonly used criteria for placing the moved ball is to place it within one club length of the selected ball's position.)
• Both golfers then play their second strokes from that location. They compare the results of the second strokes and, again, select the ball in the best position. The other golfer moves their ball to that location.
• This method of play continues until the golf ball is holed to record the team score.

The top two Men's Twosomes and top two Women's/Co-ed Twosomes will play a final round at the 18th hole at the end of the tournament.