Winning Team
GrandCustom head covers for first-time winners. Patches for repeat winners. The Josh Barnes cover has patches on patches.
Bespoke prizes designed by people who take golf too seriously. The winning team takes home money and head covers. Everyone else takes home something — good, ceremonial, or slightly humiliating.
Custom head covers for first-time winners. Patches for repeat winners. The Josh Barnes cover has patches on patches.
For the player whose real handicap is a full stroke lower than what he reports. You know who you are.
MVP vs. handicap on the winning team. Formerly the "My Shoulders Are Tired" award, and still is in spirit.
One per team. Given to the guy who carried a partner all week without ever mentioning it. Just kidding, he mentions it.
Two rangefinders, two chances to be humbled by an actual reading of your usual seven-iron distance.
Prize under review; the current holder is still bragging.
For the guy who shot the actual number. Increasingly won by the same three people.
Delivered with love, mostly. The lessons often stick. The nickname always does.
One per year, per player. Losing yours is its own kind of shame prize.
Lives at the Quiet House. Plaques added each year. This is how legacy works, apparently.
A permanent trophy with plaques for year, winning team, and MVP will live at the Quiet House. Add your name to it, or, more realistically, watch someone else add theirs.
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