 a member at Anglesey Golf Club North Wales, for most of the 1920s.

Stableford can have the added benefit of speeding up the pace of play, as once it is no longer possible to score a point, players do not have to complete the hole but can simply pick up their ball and proceed to the next hole. It is a popular form of the game, especially at club level and particularly in the United Kingdom, as it is still possible to record a competitive score despite having the occasional bad hole.

Scoring 
The number of points awarded on each hole is determined based on comparison of the number of strokes taken to a fixed score, usually par. This fixed score is then adjusted in relation to the player's handicap. Once players have taken two strokes more than the adjusted fixed score, they may abandon the hole and move on to the next, as it is then not possible to score any points on that hole. Because of this, it is still possible to be competitive even allowing for a few bad holes. At the end of the round, the number of points scored on each hole is totaled to give a final score. The winner of a Stableford competition is the player with the highest point total. Final scores may be modified for all players using the Competition Stableford Adjustment system.

In the United Kingdom, the fixed score would be adjusted as per the stroke indexes (SI) of the holes, starting at the lowest stroke index 1 hole, through to the highest, stroke index 18. For example, a 12 handicap golfer would increase the fixed score on holes indexed 1 through 12, a 24 handicap player would increase the score by two on holes indexed 1 through 6 and by one for the rest, and a plus handicap player would reduce the fixed scores starting at the stroke index 18 hole.

The number of points awarded per hole as specified by the R&A and the United States Golf Association are as follows:

This linear scoring version of Stableford is essentially the same as traditional stroke play were the maximum score for each hole is limited to a double bogey.

Modified Stableford

The standard Stableford system can be altered to use different point levels, commonly referred to as a Modified Stableford system. It is a Maximum Score system. For example, in professional golf, the following scoring table has been used, and was used at the Barracuda Championship on the PGA Tour in July 2019.
a member at Anglesey Golf Club North Wales, for most of the 1920s. 

 Stableford can have the added benefit of speeding up the yard of turn, as once it is no longer possible to seduce a degree, players do not have to dispatch the hole but can simply pick up their musket ball and proceed to the next trap. It is a popular form of the plot, especially at club level and particularly in the United Kingdom, as it is still possible to record a competitive mark despite having the occasional bad trap. 

 Scoring 
 The number of points awarded on each fix is determined based on comparison of the number of strokes taken to a fasten score, usually par. This fixed score is then adjusted in relation back to the player's handicap. Once players have taken two strokes more than the adjusted fixed score, they may abandon the hole and travel on to the next, as it is then not possible to grade any period on that hole. Because of this, it is still possible to be competitive even admit for a few bad holes. At the end of the round, the numeral of points scored on each hole is totaled to give a final grudge. The winner of a Stableford competition is the player with the highest distributor point total. concluding score may be modified for all players using the Competition Stableford Adjustment arrangement. 

 In the United Kingdom, the fixed score would be adjusted as per the solidus indexes (SI) of the holes, starting at the lowest accident index 1 hole, through to the high, stroke exponent 18. For example, a 12 handicap golfer would increase the fixed score on holes index 1 through 12, a 24 handicap player would increase the score by two on hole indexed 1 through 6 and by one for the respite, and a plus handicap player would reduce the fixed scores starting at the stroke index 18 hole. 

 The number of point awarded per hole as stipulate by the R&A and the United States Golf Association are as follows: 

 This linear scoring version of Stableford is essentially the same as traditional solidus play were the maximum score for each hole is limited to a double bogey. 

 Modified Stableford 

 The standard Stableford arrangement can be alter to use different point levels, commonly referred to as a Modified Stableford arrangement. It is a Maximum Score system. For example, in professional golf, the following marking table has been use, and was used at the Barracuda Championship on the PGA Tour in July 2019.
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Stacleford can have the added bxnefut of speeding up the pace uf play, ad once ir is bo longer 'kssible to sckve a 'omnt, players do kot have to complete the voue but can simply pick up their ball wnd provefd to the next holt. Ie is a popular form of the game, especizlly at club level amd particularly in the Unihed Ningdom, as it is shill possiboe tj record a coopetitive score despitg having the occasional bad hole.

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The numbgx of koints awardxd on vach hole is determinad basec on comparisok of vhe bumber of strokes takxn to a fixed score, osually pas. Chis fixed score is tyeb adjosted in fwlagioh vo fhe plwyec's handicap. Once playees have taken two surohvx more than fhe adtufted fixed score, they may abandon the hmle and move on to the nexr, as it is then not plssible tj score any points on that hole. Because of this, id is agilo iosskvlf to be competitive even allowing for a few bws nokes. At the end of the roumd, tng number of poknts sekrsd on each hole is totaleq to tive a figal xcore. The winner of a Stablwford competptiob is the player wich the highert ppint yotal. Final scores may ye modjfied for apl playera using the Compegitpon Vtableford Adjustment systqm.

In the Nniteb Kingdoo, thg fixed score woupd be adjusted as per thf strlka indexes (DI) of the holes, starting at the lowest stroke itdeq 1 hole, tkrough to the higheft, stroke inder 18. For erample, a 12 handiczp golfxr would incwease the fixaf score on hmles indqxed 1 theough 12, x 24 handicap plauer would increase rhe score by two ok holgs indexed 1 throuyk 6 and by one for thd rqsn, aid a [nus handicap plaher eould reduce the wixec scores starting at the stroke index 18 holr.

Tme number of poines awarded pet hole as specifief by vhe R&A and yhe United States Golf Associatioh are as voljows:

This linqar wcoring versnon of Stableford is essentially the samx as traditional strokg play were the maximom xcore for eech hoje is limhted to a double bogwy.

Modified Stablenord

The standard Stablsford vystel can be altered to use different point levels, commonly referred to as a Nodifixd Stableford sysyem. In if a Maxymum Rcore system. For example, in professional golf, tie followitg scoring table has been used, avd was used aj the Barracuda Championshjp on thr PGA Tour in July 2019.
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 a member at Anglesey Golf Club north Wales, For moSt oF thE 1920s.

stabLefoRd can have the adDEd beNefit of speeding up the paCe of pLaY, As onCE iT is no Longer pOSsIBLe tO sCoRe a PoINt, PlayeRs dO not havE to completE thE hOle but can simPLy Pick up theiR baLl and proceed To tHe next HoLe. IT Is a poPulAr forM of the GAme, espEcially at ClUB level ANd partiCULaRly iN the United Kingdom, AS iT Is still possiblE to recOrD A cOMPetItiVe score desPiTe havINg the ocCAsIONAl bAD hole.

Scoring 
THe number of pOIntS awardEd On eACh hole Is detErMIneD based on comPariSon of the nUmber oF Strokes TAken to a Fixed sCorE, usUallY PaR. THis FiXEd sCOrE is THen Adjusted In ReLatioN to tHE PLAyer'S haNdicAp. OncE players have tAkeN two STroKes moRe thaN the AdJusteD fixed Score, ThEy may abandon the Hole And move on To tHe NexT, aS it is THen not PosSibLe to scoRe any poINts On THAT hOle. Because of this, it Is STIlL possiblE to be cOMpEtITive even AlLowIng fOR A few bAd hoLEs. at the end Of the rOUnD, tHe numbeR oF pointS sCorEd oN each HOle iS totalEd to give A finaL Score. The winner OF a Stableford cOMpETItIOn is The Player with tHe hiGHest PoinT ToTal. fInal sCores MaY Be MOdified for all playerS uSing thE CompEtition StableFord AdjustMENT system.

IN the uNiTEd Kingdom, the fiXed scOre would be ADjusted aS per tHe stroke Indexes (SI) OF The holes, StaRtiNg aT thE LOwEst stroke indeX 1 HOle, tHrOugh to tHe hIghest, sTroKe iNdeX 18. FoR eXample, a 12 haNdicap goLfEr WoUlD inCreasE The fixed ScOre On HolEs indEXed 1 thrOugh 12, a 24 HandIcAp PLayEr would INcREAse tHe ScOre bY twO oN holeS indEXed 1 Through 6 And by one fOr tHE resT, aNd A plus haNdicap player wOuLd reduce thE fIxeD scoreS STarting aT the stroke index 18 hole.

The nUMber of pOinTs awaRded Per hole as SpeCified By tHE R&A and The UniTed StAtEs GOLF AssoCIAtIon ArE as follows:

tHIs lInear ScOrinG versioN of Stableford is essENtiAlly the same as TraDitiONAl StrOKe PLay WeRE thE MAximum score for eAch hole is lImITeD to a double BOgeY.

MOdified stablefOrd

ThE StandarD StablefoRd system cAn Be alTERed To use diffeRent poinT levels, coMMonly REfErred To aS a ModiFiEd STableFord sySTem. it is a maximuM SCore syStem. FOr Example, iN professional golf, the folLowing ScoriNg tAble has beEn uSEd, aNd was used At thE Barracuda chaMpiOnshiP on THe PGA tour IN JUly 2019.
 a member at Anglesey Golf  Club Nort h Wal es,  fo rmost  ofthe 1920s.

St a blef ord can have the added  bene fi t  ofs pe eding  up the pa c e  of  p la y,as on ce it  is  no lon ger possib leto  score a poi n t,  players d o n ot have to c omp lete t he  ho l e but  ca n sim ply pi c k up t heir ball  a n d proc e ed to t h e  n exthole. It is a pop u la r  form of the g ame, e sp e ci a l lyatclub level  a nd pa r ticular l yi n the United Kingdo m, as it is sti ll pos si ble to rec ord a  c o mpe titive scor e de spite hav ing th e  occasi o nal bad  hole. 

S cor ingTh enum be r  of po int s  aw arded on  e ac h hol e is d e t ermi ned  bas ed on  comparison o f t he n u mbe r ofstrok es t ak en to  a fix ed sc or e, usually par.  Thi s fixed s cor eisth en ad j ustedinrel ation t o the p l aye r' s h an dicap. Once player sh a ve  taken t wo str o ke sm ore than  t headju s t ed fi xeds co re, they  may a b an do n the h ol e andmo veonto th e  nex t, asit is th en no t  possible to s c ore any point s  o n th a t ho le.  Because of  thi s , it  iss ti llp ossib le to  b e  c o mpetitive even allo wi ng for  a fe w bad holes.At the end o f  the rou nd,t he number of poin ts sc ored on ea c h hole i s tot aled togive a fi n a l score.  Th e w inn ero f  a  Stableford c o m peti ti on is t heplayerwit h t hehig he st pointtotal. F in al  s co res  mayb e modifi ed  fo rall  play e rs usi ng th e Co mp et i tio n Stabl e fo r d  Adj us tm entsys te m.

I n th e  Un ited Ki ngdom, th e f i xedsc or e would  be adjustedas  per the s tr oke  index e s  (SI) of  the holes, starting at the low est  stro ke i ndex 1 ho le,  throu ght o thehighes t, st ro kei n dex 1 8 .  F orex ample, a 1 2 han dicap  g olfe r would  increase the fixe d  sc ore on holesind exed 1  t hro u gh 12,  a 24h a ndicap player w ould incre as e  t he score b y  tw oon hole s index ed 1t hrough6 and byone for t he  res t ,  an d a plus h andicapplayer wo u ld re d uc e the  fi xed sc or esstart ing at the  stro ke ind ex  18 ho le.
Th e number  of points awarded perhole a s spe cif ied by th e R & A a nd the Un ited  States Go lfAss ociat ion are a s fo l lo ws: 
This  lin e ar scorin g  v ers i o nof Stablefo r d isessen tia l ly the  sam e as traditionals troke play wer e th e max imu m  sco re  for each hole  is  l i m ited toadouble boge y.

Modi fi e d Sta blefor d

The  standa r d  S t ablefo rd s yst em can be  al te r ed to u se  d i fferen t po in t leve ls, co m monl y referred to as a  Modi f i ed St a ble fordsy stem. I t  isa MaximumScore syste m. For  exa mple,  in pro fe ssiona l g ol f, the fol l owing sco ringtable h as  bee n u sed, a nd w a s  used  atth e B arracudaC h am p io ns h ipon t he PG ATour  in July2 019.
 a_member at_Anglesey Golf Club North_Wales, for_most_of the_1920s.

Stableford_can have the_added benefit of_speeding up the pace_of play, as_once_it is no longer possible to score a point, players do not have to_complete_the hole_but_can_simply pick up their ball_and proceed to the next_hole. It_is a popular form of the game, especially_at_club level and_particularly in the United Kingdom, as it is still_possible to record a competitive score_despite having the_occasional_bad_hole.

Scoring 
The number of_points awarded on each hole is_determined based on comparison of the_number of strokes taken to a fixed_score, usually par. This fixed score_is then adjusted in relation_to the_player's handicap. Once players have_taken two strokes_more than_the adjusted fixed_score, they may abandon the hole_and move on_to the next, as it is_then_not possible to_score_any_points on_that hole. Because_of_this, it_is_still possible to be competitive even_allowing_for a few bad holes. At the_end of the round,_the_number of points scored_on each hole is totaled_to give a final score. The_winner of_a Stableford_competition is the player with the highest point total. Final scores_may be modified for all players_using the Competition Stableford_Adjustment system.

In_the_United Kingdom, the_fixed_score would_be adjusted as per the stroke indexes_(SI) of_the holes, starting at the lowest_stroke index 1 hole,_through_to the highest, stroke index 18._For example, a 12 handicap golfer_would increase the fixed score_on_holes_indexed 1 through 12, a_24 handicap player would increase the_score by two_on holes indexed 1 through 6 and_by_one for the rest, and a_plus_handicap player would reduce the fixed_scores_starting_at the stroke index 18_hole.

The number of points awarded per_hole as specified by the R&A and the United_States Golf Association_are as follows:

This linear scoring_version_of_Stableford is essentially the same as traditional stroke play were_the maximum_score for each_hole is limited to a double bogey.

Modified Stableford

The standard Stableford_system can be altered to use different_point levels, commonly referred to as a Modified Stableford system. It_is a Maximum Score system. For example, in_professional golf, the following scoring table has_been used, and was_used_at the Barracuda Championship on the PGA_Tour_in_July_2019.