The Bridge
One field. One even fight.
Everyone plays together — one board, scored net by the Bridge, so you’re measured against the field and not against the back tees. The Bridge gives newer players strokes so it’s a fair fight, then the best round wins. You don’t have to be the lowest handicap in the room to win the Crown — the player on top is the Bridge Champion.
The one-field board is the headline. You don’t have to win your flight to take the Crown — the Bridge Champion is whoever finishes on top of the whole field.
Flight leaders — still played
The flights still play.
Champ
Gross only
The strongest field
A
Gross + Net
Mid handicaps
B
Gross + Net
Higher handicaps
Every flight still crowns its winner, exactly as before — they're just no longer the headline. One even field up top; the flights running quietly underneath.
Tees
We meet your game.
Your tee is fixed for both rounds — tees do not move during the event.
The evolving Bridge
Round 1
Sets your baseline.
Your indoor number is grounded by a real round.
Round 2
Plays against it.
The number refines as real rounds come in.
If your number moves between rounds, that’s the system working for you. B9 Bridge V3.2
Settings & the Mulligan Rule
Set your sim. Know the rule.
The Mulligan Rule — read it twice
Round 1 — unlimited mulligans, but every mulligan is +1 stroke on your Round 1 score. Take as many as you want; there is no free help.
Round 2 — no mulligans at all. They are switched off in the sim. What you hit is what you score.
Your mulligans used show on the leaderboard. In a winning position, your Round 1 mulligans are verified against a phone-recorded sim replay before a prize locks.
The Bust-Out Rule
Your tee is set. The field stays honest.
Tee
Fixed both rounds
Flight
Set after both rounds
No verified handicap
Start Provisional
Honest rounds clear without a word.
Why it’s fair
The ground is level.
One board only works if the fight is fair. The Bridge gives newer players strokes, so a beginner and a pro are judged on the same ground. The truest round wins — not the lowest number.
When two players tie — the honesty ladder
- The honest number — whoever’s own number told the truth about their game.
- Back nine — the lower score over holes 10 through 18.
- Hole by hole, backward from 18 — the first hole where one player is lower.
Honesty is part of how you win here.
If HQ publishes a different tiebreaker before the event begins, the published rule controls.
At the bay
Enter your handicap. Finish the hole.
- On course selection, enter the bay code above — not your Full Swing Compete registration.
- Enter your indoor handicap when prompted, or your score won't post correctly.
- Rough hole or tech trouble? You can stop — but finish the hole out. An unfinished hole records no score, and there's no redo.