What is your Ringer Score?

Do you know what a Ringer Score is? The internet defines it as:

A ringer board or ringer report shows the best score each player has posted during a set time period for each hole on a specific course and set of tees.

Well good news is, we just happen to have a set time period and a specific course we can look at! So how does it work? Let’s say you have played the front-nine three times this year. And your scores on the first hole are a 3, 5 and 6. Your Ringer Score on Hole #1 is then a 3. Your lowest score. Repeat that for each hole and you have your ringer score!

What’s the best Ringer Score of 2021 so far? Excluding the 20 players in Wednesday Night League who have not yet played both sides after week 6. Here is your Top 10:

1. Howard Hoffman: 66 (34 – 32)
2. Brad Jordan: 67 (33 – 34)
3. Zach Kamerer: 68 (35 – 33)
4. Erik Swanson: 68 (34 – 34)
5. Jeff Wagner: 69 (35 – 34)
6. Perry Jacobson: 70 (34 – 36)
7. Tom Nestvold: 72 (37 – 35)
8. Dave Supalla: 72 (41 – 31)
9. Tim Lueder: 73 (39 – 34)
10. Ramiro Sifuentes: 73 (37-36)

What’s our All-Time Ringer Score? This is based on 16 years worth of Wednesday Night League data. Your Top 10 active BMGA Players:

1. Howard Hoffman: 49 (23 – 26)
2. Kelly Gallagher: 50 (23 – 27)
3. Tim Lueder: 50 (26 – 24)
4. Tom Nestvold: 50 (24 – 26)
5. Michael Ryan: 50 (26 – 24)
6. Perry Jacobson: 51 (25 – 26)
7. Dave Supalla: 51 (25 – 26)
8. Chris Wrecza: 52 (26 – 26)
9. A huge tie at 53…

You can find all of the Ringer Scores below! Don’t worry – you don’t need to post these scores.