Modified Stableford on Tour
The International on the PGA Tour and ANZ Championship on the European Tour use a Modified Stableford format (so-called because its points are awarded on a different scale from that described in the rulebook).
Modified Stableford Scoring
The Stableford system of scoring was introduced by Dr. Frank Stableford, of Liverpool, England, in 1932. The system uses points for scoring rounds or competitions.
Example: The PGA Tour's International tournament uses a modified Stableford scoring system, which encourages aggressive play. starter (less frequently "tee master, master of the tee") the person in charge of controlling play at a golf course ...
 See also: Golf, Handicap, Advice, Stroke, Par
  
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