PGLS

 Amateur 
Congrats to POGO on winning the PGA 18 tourney for Week 241 with a score of 261 (-27) and gets 67,500 'Order of Merit' points.

 Pro 
Congrats to mentalman19 on winning the PGA 18 tourney for Week 241 with a score of 251 (-37) and gets 90,000 'Order of Merit' points.

 Tour Pro 
Congrats to TBone on winning the PGA 18 tourney for Week 241 with a score of 246 (-42) and gets 112,500 'Order of Merit' points.

Thanks to all 52 players who played at least one round, up 3 on last week.

To view the details for Week 241 click on the following link ...
tourney_pga18_honours.php?archive=241

If you have earned some Order of Merit points this time round you can check them using the following link ...
orderofmerit.php

A PGA 18 Honours Board is also available ...
tourney_pga18_honours.php

In all 42 players completed all 4 rounds, up 7 on last week, with all of them managing to earn themselves some prize money.

The remaining 10 players completed the following number of Rounds ...

3 Rounds: 1 player
2 Rounds: 4 players
1 Round: 5 players

The splash screen for Falconhead says Conifer, CO, and the first time I loaded the course I thought, "Hey, I know where that is". The course may be fictional but Conifer is a real place. I had also expected that considering its altitude, the drive distances would be comparable to Castle Pines or longer. According to Google, Conifer is 8,277' ASL, even higher than Castle Rock (6,224' ASL) where Castle Pines is located.

Alas, Falconhead the fictional course only boasts an elevation of Sea Level. It initially threw off my expectations of drive distances and such, but I still had a good round (the best of my four, as it turned out). Although it might seem like a trivial change to "correct" the elevation to that of the real Conifer, CO, it's not that simple, as the whole course layout is predicated on club distances, and changing the altitude would drastically alter the character of the course and the playing experience.