The Quota Golf Game, also known as "Chicago," is a scoring format where players aim to exceed a personalized set target, known as their "quota," derived from their course handicap. The core of the game is relative performance, unlike stroke play, each player’s objective is to accumulate more points than their pre-set potential. The player with the most points over their quota wins.
Players start with a personal quota based on their handicap.
Points earned for pars, birdies, bogeys, etc., using Stableford-style scoring.
The goal is to score as many points above your starting quota as possible.
Easy to manage with running totals—ideal for individual or group play.
How to Play Golf Game Quota?Determine each player's quota using the formula: 36 - Handicap.
Complete a standard round of golf while tracking your performance.
Accumulate points hole-by-hole based on your score.
The player who finishes the most points above their assigned quota wins.
Golf Quota Scoring SystemBogey=1, Par=2, Birdie=4, Eagle=8.
Record points hole-by-hole for a running total.
The player with the most points over quota wins.
Combine all team points against total team quota.
Player A Quota: 18 | Final: +2
Player B Quota: 14 | Final: -1
Winner: Player A (+2 over quota)
Quota Golf Game VariationsPlayers’ quotas are combined for a team total.
Adjust quotas week-to-week based on performance.
Adjust point values for higher or lower difficulty.
Why Play Quota Game in Golf?Handicaps ensure every player has a fair shot.
Players must push to beat their quota.
Clear targets and scoring keep everyone engaged.
