Texas Scramble Rules
1. Each team will consist of four players. 2. All players can tee off at each hole.
3. The nominated team captain then selects the best drive and marks the position (within 6 inches) with a tee peg (not nearer the hole). A minimum of four tee shots per player to be used. The remaining two drives can be used by any of the players.
4. The other players then retrieve their balls.
5. The player whose ball has been chosen then plays his next shot first.
6. The remaining players then play within six inches of the tee peg (not nearer the hole). Note! Golf balls shall be placed on closely mown areas and dropped if the chosen ball in play is in the rough or a hazard.
7. The above method of play is followed until the green is reached.
8. On the green the same method applies. The ball chosen is marked by a putter head length and players putt from the same spot in turn.
9. Each player must mark the ball after putting. Play continues from each chosen position until the ball is holed.
10. The score is the total number of shots from the chosen spots (including the tee shot). Note! If a player putts and misses but then inadvertently knocks the ball into the hole, then that score counts.
At the end of the round the total for each hole is added together and the strokes received subtracted to give the total net medal score for the round. The winning team will be the one with the lowest medal score.
All other rules of golf apply to the "Ball in Play" In particular please be aware of Rule 14.2. Team members are not allowed to position themselves on or close to an extension of the line of play or the line of putt behind the ball.
A lot has changed over the past 100 years or so in professional and amateur golf. One of the newest developments in the game is the advent of what's known as The Starter Coin. The Starter Coin has effectively changed the way that honors is selected on the first tee box. Where the archaic method required flipping a tee several times to decide golfing order, the Starter Coin determines golfing order in one flip. If you haven't seen one in use yet, it probably won't be long if you golf regularly. It's a much more accurate and fair method of starting the game, which is important considering golf has always depended heavily on etiquette and integrity.
a golf scramble is another name for a Texas scramble on every hole everyone tees off then you choose the best drive then everyone plays for there then you choose the best second shot and play from there and continue this for the round
There is either a two person or a four person scramble, not a two person team in a four person scramble. If it is a two person scramble, each player gets to play their own ball from each location, so two balls. In the four person scramble it is the same thing, so four balls.
yes
San Fransisco Giants and the Texas Rangers
The San Francisco Giants and the Texas Rangers.
three teams play against each other
Texas, Florida
Well he played for three teams well he started to play in 1984
Better question..who the heck is Tiger Williams.
California has five MLB teams (San Francisco Giants, Oakland Athletics, Los Angeles Angels, Los Angels Dodgers, San Diego Padres). There are three cities that have two baseball teams - Los Angeles (though the Angels actually play in Anaheim), New York (Yankees and Mets), and Chicago (Cubs and White Sox). Other states that have multiple teams are Texas (Texas Rangers and Houston Astros), Florida (Tampa Bay Rays and Florida Marlins), and Missouri (Kansas City Royals and St. Louis Cardinals).
Texas, Florida
TWO PLAYERS ARE PLAYING IN EACH TEAM. EACH PLAYER WILL HIT THEIR TEE SHOTS AND THEN THE MOST DESIRED TEE SHOT IS CHOOSEN AND THEN BOTH PLAYERS WILL HIT FROM THAT LOCATION AND THEN REPEAT THE SAME PROCESS UNTIL THE BALL IS HOLED