PAR Golf Club

Get dialed in before outdoor season.

The PAR Spring Tune-Up is built to help you sharpen your game before the outdoor season gets rolling. Weekly rounds, live scoring, and a running leaderboard give every session a little more purpose.

Play your round during the week when it fits your schedule, post your score, and see where you stack up. It is competitive enough to keep things interesting, but flexible enough to work around spring schedules.

Guests are welcome to join you during league play, as long as a member is present — same competitive energy, same PAR experience.

Individual Competition: Each player competes on their own ball. Feel free to play alongside other members — scores are tracked individually.

Flexible Format: Play your weekly round anytime during the assigned week.

Spring-Friendly Commitment: Your 5 best rounds can count toward the standings, making it easier to stay involved even as outdoor golf picks up.

Non-Members: May participate when playing alongside a PAR Golf Club member.

Each week of the PAR Spring Tune-Up is played as a 9-hole Trackman round. The format is designed to keep rounds competitive while allowing players to complete their round efficiently.

• 9 holes each week
• Putting enabled
• 8-foot gimme setting
• Net Stableford scoring using Trackman handicaps
• Players may pick up once they reach net double bogey on a hole

The PAR Spring Tune-Up uses a Stableford scoring system. Instead of counting total strokes like traditional stroke play, players earn points on each hole based on their score relative to par.

Your goal is simple: finish the round with the most points. Handicaps are always applied, so scoring is based on net results.

If a player reaches net double bogey on a hole, they are encouraged to pick up to keep the round moving. The player with the most total points wins the round.

The season leaderboard is determined using an Order of Merit system. Players earn points each week based on their finishing position.

• The winner receives the highest number of points.
• Points are distributed to all players using a logarithmic scale.
• The player finishing in last place always receives 1 point.
• Total points across all rounds determine the final standings.