There are three divisions for boys:
Division 1 is a gross event with no restriction on players handicaps.
Division 2 is a gross event where the minimum combined total of the best 4 players handicaps is 15.
Division 3 is a net event with an individual player’s handicap not to exceed 18.
There are two divisions for girls:
Division 1 is a gross event with the combined handicap of the best two players not to exceed 25.
Division 2 is a net event with an individual player’s handicap not to exceed 30.



5 in boys team (4 scores to count).
3 in girls team (2 scores to count).



Teams of 5, 4 scores to count in an aggregate stroke competition. Points will be awarded according to place in division as follows:
1st - 7 points
2nd - 5 points
3rd - 3 points
4th - 2 points
5th - 1 point
In the event of tied places in a particular event, the 5th card (for boys) and 3rd card (for girls) shall be used to determine the placings.
If, at the end of the 4 events over the year, two teams finish on equal points, the team who has scored the least aggregate points over the year shall be declared the winner. If these points happen to be equal, the team finishing ahead in the final event shall be declared the winner. This procedure shall continue through to the third, second or first event, if necessary, in order to separate the tied teams.

Notification to all participating schools of upcoming event. All details to be found on web-site (www.qiga.org.au).

Receive nominations 1 week prior to tournament.

Draw for the tournament:

a) keep pairings in their division as much as possible
b) separate schools and team members
c) send back to schools on Thursday prior to tournament (could be placed on website)

Pin placements to be made prior and copies made for each player

Nearest to Pins and Longest Drives set

Kitchen staff organised for after game snacks – ticket system to be used and given to team managers to be distributed.

Cards to be written with school names, divisions, starting hole and put in school groups.

Appoint match committee (if not already appointed).

Local Rules to be written up and placed prominently

Nearest to Pins and Longest Drives to be placed out on the course prior to the commencement of the event.

Bays to be marked at driving Range (teams to be given appropriate space depending on their participation level)

Cards and pin placement sheets to be handed to individual team managers for distribution to their teams.

Make 1 cart available for each school.

Designate managers to check players in position.
a) holes 1 to 5 1 manager
b) holes 6 to 9 1 manager
c) holes 10 to 14 1 manager
d) holes 15 to 18 1 manager

Announcement over PA system for students to assemble 15 minutes prior to hit off time.

At assembly, announce NTPs, Long Drives, which tee markers being used, local rules, and any other information.

Send players out to their tee of holes, managers to check, and begin play.

Write up white board with teams, divisions, NTPs and Long Drives

Designate managers to do scoring for:
a) Mens Division 1
b) Mens Division 2
c) Mens Division 3
d) Ladies Divisions

Designate person to write up scores on white board

Designate manager to record scores in computer and distribute scores on day.

Calculate winning teams, individual winners, and course ratings (men and women).

Presentation

QIGA representative to welcome players

Host school manager to announce team and individual results. Each winning captain to speak at presentation.

QIGA representative to announce team standings (rounds 2 and 3 only) and indicate when and where the next tournament is scheduled.
* Distribute cards back to team managers and issue results sheet

All-Collegiate Team Selection

An All-Collegiate team shall be selected at the completion of the final round of each year's Inter-collegiate tournaments. The team will consist of 5 boys and 3 girls and selection will be based on each player's best 3 gross rounds (adjusted with the CCR of the courses played). In exceptional circumstances, a player who does not complete 3 intercollegiate rounds but whose performances throughout the year have been of such merit that the QIGA Executive committee considers worthy of his or her inclusion in the All-Collegiate team may be exempted from the above criteria. The All Collegiate Team may represent the QIGA in a tournament at a time and place to be determined.