Please make sure you read the rules before your match.

Round 1 by April 7	Round 2 by June 9	Quarter-finals by August 4	Semi-finals by September 29	Final by November 24
Karen Holloway (1)
Rick Woodham	Karen Holloway
Keith Hales	Keith Hales
Romeo Romei
Gareth Knight (Lucky Loser)
Gordon Milne	Gordon Milne
Paul Thomson (8)	Paul Thomson
Gareth Knight
Paul Badenoch-Jones (5)
Michael Shannon	Michael Shannon
John Griffiths	Steve Case
Steve Case
Mark Johnson		Jake Inthavong
Todd Guest	Mark Johnson
Michael Wicke (4)	Jake Inthavong
Jake Inthavong
Peter Bush (3)
Chris Lever	Peter Bush
Tony Jeffreys	Peter Gale
Peter Gale		Peter Gale
Peter van Zanten		Ch-yuk Tanapatkul
Michael Buckley	Peter van Zanten
Ch-yuk Tanapatkul (6)	Ch-yuk Tanapatkul
Su Chalong
Thorsten Leppek (7)
Andrew Brown	Andrew Brown
Augusto Romei	David Pike
David Pike		David Pike
Arjan Buffing
Andy Goodwin	Andy Goodwin
Tor Edwards (2)	Tor Edwards
Augusto Romei (Lucky Loser)

Any match played at a Bangkok Wanderers event shall not be allowed to count towards qualification for BWGC "major" events, and matches played at The Vintage Club cannot count towards the annual eclectic.

If, in either the preliminary or first round, both players in a drawn pair withdraw or are disqualified, they will be replaced by a 'lucky loser' (a player knocked out in that round). The 'lucky loser' will be the first person to have lost in that round; i.e., player A is knocked out 6 Feb and player B on 7 Feb, then player A will be the 'lucky loser'.

Format
Match play over 18 holes (stipulated round as per the rules) in conformity with the rules of the R&A and USGA, as applicable to match play. All players should be aware of the differences in the rules between stroke play and match play, and that under Rule 33-1 combining both formats is not permitted.

Rule 33-1; Waiving Rules
"The committee must establish the conditions under which a competition is to be played. The committee has no power to waive a Rule of Golf. Certain specific Rules governing stroke play are so substantially different from those governing matchplay that combining the two forms of play is not practicable and is not permitted. The result of a match played in these circumstances is null and void and, in the strokeplay competition, the competitors are disqualified".

Play will be from the regular tees, unless both players agree to play from different tees.

Handicaps
Players will play off full handicaps in accordance with the guidelines of the Congu handicap system.

Draw
The draw for round one was based on 8 seeded players from 2011 Order of Merit drawn against 24 random opponents.

Time and Venue
The lower number player will propose a time and venue for the match. This will apply for all rounds of the competition. If the proposed date is unsuitable then it is the responsibility of the opponents to come to an amicable agreement that will complete the match before the stipulated deadline. In the event that a match cannot be completed within the set time, then the committee may extend the time, if it does not disrupt other matches. If the match still cannot be concluded then the committee, after consideration of the circumstances, may designate one player to go through to the next round or exceptionally disqualify both players from the competition. If one of the players is a member of the committee then he will be excluded from the decision making process. Matches may be played at Wanderers events, however players should be aware of Rule 33-1, which states that combining stroke play with match play “is not practicable and is not permitted.”

if players are not able to agree on a venue within the deadline date for the round, they must agree to play their match at the Wanderers home course, Vintage, before the deadline for the round (not necessarily at our medal event) or face disqualification.

Note: If a player purposely plays a match knowing that he/she will be unable to compete in future rounds, he/she will automatically be disqualified and his/her opponent will proceed to the next round.

Procedures in event of a Halved Match
In the event that a match ends up all square after the stipulated 18 holes, then the following procedures will be applied in the order given, to determine the winner:

The count back rule for deciding squared matches has been rescinded. The options for deciding the winner of squared matches follow. Note that the players must decide before the match which option will be used to decide the winner if the match is squared.
a. Play extra hole(s) if course permits (unlikely option)
b. Play another game, if it can be arranged within the time frame for the round.
c. Play 9 holes on the putting green, with honors to start decided by a coin toss. Play on the putting green to proceed according to the rules of golf.
d. Coin toss to decide winner.

Disputes
Any disputes should be resolved before the end of the match. As it may not be possible to have a referee with each match, unresolved disputes must be referred to the committee as soon as possible after the match. The decision of the committee will be final.

Results
The match result should be emailed to the Honorary Secretary as soon as possible after completion of the match.