PGLS

 Amateur 
Congrats to painterman48 on winning the Trifecta Tour tourney for Week 1 with a score of 212 (-74).

 Pro 
Congrats to stevemel on winning the Trifecta Tour tourney for Week 1 with a score of 197 (-89).

 Tour Pro 
Congrats to Starliner640 on winning the Trifecta Tour tourney for Week 1 with a score of 188 (-98).

Thanks to all 39 players who played at least one round, up 39 on last week.

To view the details for Week 1 click on the following link ...
tourney_trifecta_honours.php?archive=1

A Trifecta Tour Honours Board is also available ...
tourney_trifecta_honours.php

In all 35 players completed all 4 rounds, up 35 on last week.

The remaining 4 players completed the following number of Rounds ...

3 Rounds: 1 player
2 Rounds: 2 players
1 Round: 1 player

Mark,

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Apologies, the Honours Board is now fixed.

Some of the game stats don't make any sense. For example, looking at tourney_trifecta_honours.php?archtype=S ... e=1&id=112 I see the following:
* GIR : 18 / 9 (200%)
* Scrambling : 0 / -9 (0%)
These denominators can't be correct. I looked at several more rounds from different players near the top of the leaderboard and it was easy to find many more example of this.
Also noted that on the left it shows (+5) to the right of the player name where it should show (-30). Is that correct per the scoring system being used here? With all of the above it's as if it's confused about whether it's 9 holes or 18.

Also noted the following:
* Fairways Hit : 0 / 15 (0%)
This one is plausible if driving the green on a par 4+ counts as a "miss" WRT Fairways Hit, but it's probably not the best way to track this particular statistic (IMO, driving the green should either count as a "fairway hit" or the attempt shouldn't count (-1 to denominator).

Challenge tees throw this off. Many if not all the holes you are going straight for the green, so no fairway involved for example. You may also start from the rough.

Yes, these aren't going to work for the Trifecta Tour. I will need to remove the nonsensical ones.