Name The Players Oakley Pro-Am Ojai Classic Bubsy Total
1 Andrew Igloi 840 1120 702 2,662
2 Mike Igloi 330 1400 864 2,594
3 Danny Ortega 720 665 297 1,682
4 Darin Miller 174 910 459 1,543
5 Eric Tonne 264 910 297 1,471
6 Derek Gonzales -- 133 1080 1,213
7 Eric Fonoimoana 1200 -- -- 1,200
8 Jeff Dalis 960 -- 213.3 1,173
9 Mark Frishman 330 455 213.3 998
10 Bryan Ivie 600 301 -- 901
11 Dave Wagner 105 80.5 702 888
12 Kurt Allen -- 560 178.2 738
13 Chris Walmer -- 665 -- 665
14 Chio Baldocchi 540 -- 108 648
15 Jim Mooney -- 189 459 648
16 Charlie Cangialosi 480 -- 156.6 637
17 Al Chao 93 455 86.4 634
18 Bill Ortgiesen 174 -- 459 633
19 Tino Gomez 174 245 213.3 632
20 Paul Gregory 420 189 -- 609
21 Walter Tomlinson -- 133 459 592
22 Brock Palmer 228 301 -- 529
23 Greg Bohnert 228 98 97.2 423
24 Mike Perryman 174 245 -- 419
25 Dave Bohnert 122 98 178.2 398
26 Terry Nathan 105 189 102.6 397
27 Marc Walmer 174 189 -- 363
28 Mike Ninnis 228 115.5 -- 344
29 Rob Desantis 122 -- 213.3 335
30 Tome Baldocchi 174 -- 129.6 304
31 Mark Paaluhi 0 301 -- 301
32 Ted Dodd -- 301 -- 301
33 Terry Nolan -- 98 129.6 228
34 Jeff Robinson -- 189 -- 189
35 Joe Anderson -- 189 -- 189
36 Glen Hansen -- -- 156.6 157
37 Dave Rohrbacher -- 133 -- 133
38 Jake Courtney -- -- 129.6 130
39 Frank Guernsey 122 0 -- 122
40 Tim Walmer -- 115.5 -- 116
41 Mike Wilson 93 -- -- 93
42 Tom Carter -- -- 91.8 92
43 John Nojima -- 80.5 -- 81
44 Chris Warshaw 75 -- -- 75
45 Richard Gallien -- 66.5 -- 67
46 Dave Rothfus -- 56 -- 56

The Bubsy Cup

Points are accumulated throughout the season with the points leaders being awarded cold hard cash at the end of the year and the top point winner being crowned the Bubsy Cup Champion.

The prize money breakdown is as follows:

Champion – $1,350

2nd Place – $750

3rd Place – $450

4th Place – $300

5th Place – $150

The points system for the 2022 season works like this. Points can be accumulated at any BGC tournament other than the Ryder Cup. Points are awarded to all players in the tournament up to forty with the exception that the last place finisher, no matter the size of the field, always gets zero points.

Only a player’s top five tournaments (out of a potential 11 tournaments) are used to determine their total points for the season.

For all tournaments except the Travel Tournament, Club Championships, Holiday Classic, Pinehurst Derby, and Match Play the points are awarded as follows. 

1st Number of Players x 40
2nd 80% of first place points
3rd 70%
4th 60%
5th 50%
6th 45%
7th 40%
8th 35%
9th 30%
10th 25%
11th 22%
12th 20%
13th 19%
14th 18%
15th 17%
16th 16%
17th 15%
18th 14%
19th 13%
20th 12%
21st 11%
22nd 10%
23rd 9.5%
24th 9.0%
25th 8.5%
26th 8.0%
27th 7.5%
28th 7.0%
29th 6.5%
30th 6.0%
31st 5.5%
32nd 5.0%
33rd 4.5%
34th 4.0%
35th 3.5%
36th 3.0%
37th 2.5%
38th 2.0%
39th 1.5%
40th 1.0%

2. For the Pinehurst Derby points are distributed in the same fashion, but the team splits the points. 

3. For the Travel Tournament points first place points are determined by multiplying the number of players by 50. The same percentages of the first place points are are used for for the rest of the finishers.

3. For the Club Championships and Holiday Classic, first place points are determined by multiplying the number of players by 70. The same percentages of the first place points are are used for for the rest of the finishers.

4. For the Match Play Championships, points are distributed as follows:

1st – 2,200

2nd – 1,760

Semifinals – 1,430

Quarterfinals – 440

Round of 16 – 220

If two or more players tie, each player is awarded the sum of the prize money for those places divided by the number of players. For example, if four players tie for second place. Each players gets the sum of the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th place money divided by four.

In the event of a tie at the end of the season the prize money will also be allocated in the same method as described above for allocating points, with the exception of a first place tie. If two players are tied for first, the winner will be determined by an 18 hole match play. If three or more players are tied, the winner will be determined by an 18 hole stroke play competition.