Pingolf elimination
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Pingolf elimination brackets are created to facilitate playoffs for and are a variation of . The only difference between the two is the way scores are recorded. The way players are seeded and advance in the bracket are the same.
Instead of using a to award points to 1st/2nd/3rd/4th place finishers, the organizer in a pingolf elimination bracket enters the amount of strokes used on each game. The two players with the fewest amount of strokes advance in the bracket. Typically, players will play three or four matches each round, and in that case, a pingolf elimination bracket mimics the finals at the IFPA Pinmasters.
When players are eliminated from the bracket, their final standing in the tournament is determined by the amount of strokes used in the round they were eliminated.
See also: .
Bracket size
Determines the size of the bracket that will be built. Regular brackets for 4/8/16/32/64/128 players are available as well as special brackets for 12 players (top four players received a bye), 24 players (top eight players receive a bye) and 28 players (top four players receive a bye). There is also a special setting for 40 players to mimics the format used in the Stern Pro Circuit finals (this is limited to two rounds). You must have the exact number of players in your tournament to match the bracket size. Create "dummy" players to fill out the field if you don't have enough actual players.