| Format | Individual Medal |
| Played on the day of the Captain’s Prize Final |
| Qualifying competition for handicap purposes |
| Eligibility | All players must hold a WHS Handicap Index to participate and win a prize, and must have recorded 8 qualifying scores within the previous 12 months prior to the date of entry to be eligible to win the Trophy. See full Rules of Eligibility |
| Approximately 36 players with the best aggregate nett scores from any two of the following four competitions: |
| Spring Meeting - Queen Elizabeth II Salver |
| Summer Meeting - King George V Cup |
| Reserves will be allocated using the above qualification criteria, including all ties allocated equally so there are a minimum of 30 competitors plus ties |
| Entry Fee | Nil |
| Handicaps | Course Handicap, as calculated by reference to your Handicap Index applicable on the day |
| Handicap Allowance | 95% of Course Handicap |
| Tees | White Tees |
| Scores | All cards must be returned (including NRs) |
| Each player must ensure that his score is entered into the
computer immediately on completion of his round |
| Trophy Winner | The Captain’s Medal Salver will be awarded to the player with the lowest nett score |
| The Trophy winner will also receive a Tankard |
| Prizes | Voucher prizes will be awarded to the three best nett scores |
| No separate Junior prizes |
| Ties | Card play-off |
| Notes | Order of play as decided by the Handicap Committee |
| Adjustment is made to reflect the relative difference in daily playing conditions i.e. PCC adjustment and the relative difference in the Course Rating between the White Tees and Blue Tees |
