Is comprised of three age divisions for junior men and junior women under-19, under-15, and under-13. (Age categories for the tour are based on the participant’s age as of the last day of the national championships.)

Points are awarded to the top 20 competitors in the under-19 division and top 10 competitors in the under-15 and under-13 divisions.

To earn points participants must be residents of Saskatchewan (exception: Lloydminster) and be a Golf Canada/Saskatchewan member.

How points are earned?

Top four results counted from the Golf Saskatchewan Junior Order of Merit Tour, plus (+) Golf Saskatchewan provincials.

A maximum total of five events will determine the player’s overall point total.

Golfers are responsible for making their own arrangements to enter the tournaments.

There are no additional fees for participating on the Golf Saskatchewan Junior Order of Merit Tour.

Tie breaking formula.

In the event of a tie at the end of the OMT season, if there are two or more players tied with the same point total, the following method will be used to break such a tie:

1. The number of events played divided by the point totals.
   1. The player with the higher total average will be the OMT winner.
2. If it is still a tie, the player with more wins in the calendar OMT year will be the winner.
3. If a tie still happens, look at the last head-to-head competition, if such competition exists in their playing record. The player with the lower total score (or if match play – better record) will be given priority.
4. If the three measures above still result in a tie, Golf Saskatchewan will award multiple year end awards and it remains as co-winners for the said year.

The winner of each OMT age division receives an exemption into a provincial championship of their choice for the next season.

Point Structure

The Women’s Order of Merit is maintained and updated by Golf Saskatchewan throughout the season following receipt of the results of each tour event.

How are the points structured?

Golfers may participate in as many or few events as they choose, and must make their own arrangements to enter the tournaments.

Golfers top four point totals from participating in events will be counted in the overall total + point totals earned from playing in the Provincial Amateur Women’s Championship and may include the Senior Women’s Championship.

Participants must be a resident of Saskatchewan (exception Lloydminster Golf and Country Club) and have a valid Golf Canada membership.

Tie breaking formula.

In the event of a tie at the end of the OMT season, if there are two or more players tied with the same point total, the following method will be used to break such a tie:

1. The number of events played divided by the point totals.
   1. The player with the higher total average will be the OMT winner.
2. If it is still a tie, the player with more wins in the calendar OMT year will be the winner.
3. If a tie still happens, look at the last head-to-head competition, if such competition exists in their playing record. The player with the lower total score (or if match play – better record) will be given priority.
4. If the three measures above still result in a tie, Golf Saskatchewan will award multiple year end awards and it remains as co-winners for the said year.

The Women’s Order of Merit Tour winner will be announced following the 2024 season.

The winner of each OMT age division receives an exemption into a provincial championship of their choice for the next season.

Point Structure

The Men’s Order of Merit Tour is one of four tours endorsed and promoted by Golf Saskatchewan. The tour consists of a series of tournaments hosted by clubs in Saskatchewan.

The Men’s Order of Merit Tour is maintained and updated by Golf Saskatchewan throughout the season following receipt of the complete results of each Tour event.

Participants must be a Saskatchewan resident (exception Lloydminster Golf and Country Club) and have a valid Golf Canada membership.

Golfers may participate in as many or few events as they choose, and must make their own arrangements to enter the tournaments.

A participant’s top four point totals from participating in events will be accounted for plus the points earned from playing in the Amateur and/or Mid-Amateur Men’s Championships.

A participant who is not old enough to participate in the Mid-Amateur Championship, may be excluded for the point total, however these events are restricted points (for non eligible players) and count as one of the four events in the overall OMT point structure.

Tie breaking formula.

In the event of a tie at the end of the OMT season, if there are two or more players tied with the same point total, the following method will be used to break such a tie:

1. The number of events played divided by the point totals.
   1. The player with the higher total average will be the OMT winner.
2. If it is still a tie, the player with more wins in the calendar OMT year will be the winner.
3. If a tie still happens, look at the last head-to-head competition, if such competition exists in their playing record. The player with the lower total score (or if match play – better record) will be given priority.
4. If the three measures above still result in a tie, Golf Saskatchewan will award multiple year end awards and it remains as co-winners for the said year.

The Men’s Order of Merit Tour Champion will be announced following the 2024 season.

The winner of each OMT age division receives an exemption into a provincial championship of their choice for the next season.

Point Structure

The Senior Men’s Order of Merit Tour is one of four tours endorsed and promoted by Golf Saskatchewan. The tour consists of a series of tournaments hosted by clubs in Saskatchewan.

The Senior Order of Merit Tour is maintained and updated by Golf Saskatchewan throughout the season following receipt of the complete results of each Tour event.

Participants must be a Saskatchewan resident (exception Lloydminster Golf and Country Club) and have a valid Golf Canada membership.

Golfers may participate in as many or few events as they choose and must make their own arrangements to enter the tournaments.

A participant’s top four point totals from participating in events will be accounted for as well as the point total they earn from playing in the Provincial Senior Men’s Championship.

Tie breaking formula.

In the event of a tie at the end of the OMT season, if there are two or more players tied with the same point total, the following method will be used to break such a tie:

1. The number of events played divided by the point totals.
   1. The player with the higher total average will be the OMT winner.
2. If it is still a tie, the player with more wins in the calendar OMT year will be the winner.
3. If a tie still happens, look at the last head-to-head competition, if such competition exists in their playing record. The player with the lower total score (or if match play – better record) will be given priority.
4. If the three measures above still result in a tie, Golf Saskatchewan will award multiple year end awards and it remains as co-winners for the said year.

The Senior Men’s Order of Merit Tour Champion will be announced following the 2024 season.

The winner of each OMT age division receives an exemption into a provincial championship of their choice for the next season.

Point Structure