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Thailand Development Tour 2021 ลําด ับสทธิ์การิ เข ้าแข ่ง ข ันรอบ TOURNAMENT TOURNAMENT ROUNDS STARTING FIELD CATEGORIES THAILAND DEVELOPMENT TOUR 2021 ลําดับสทธิ์ของิ Thailand Development Tour ซงใชึ่ กําหนดจํานวนนักกอล์ฟใน้ แต่ละรายการแข่งขันของ Thailand Development Tour (TDT) เรียงตามลําดับดังนี้ คือ Thailand Development Tour categories, which are used to determine the starting fields for Thailand Development Tour (TDT) are detailed in the order below: 1. ผ ู ้ช น ะ Thailand Development Tour Final Order of Merit จะได ้รับสทธิ์เขิ ้าแข่งขันเป็นเวลา 2 (สอง) ปี นั บถัดจากปี ที่ ชนะนั้น Winners of the Thailand Development Tour Final Order of Merit, who are exempt for 2 (two) calendar years immediately following the year in which the title was won. 2. ผ ู ้ช น ะ Thailand Development Tour รายการใดรายการหนึ่งหรือหลายรายการในปี การแข่งขัน จะได ้รับสทธิ์เขิ ้าแข่งขัน เป็นเวลา 1 (หนึ่ง) ปี นับถัดจากปีที่ชนะนั้น Winner of Thailand Development Tour Tournament or Winner of multiple tournaments, who are exempt for 1 (one) calendar year following the year in which the tournament was won. 3. นักกอล์ฟที่ได ้รับเชญจากิ Thailand PGA จํานวน 16 คน Players based on special invite from Thailand Development Tour: 16 4. Top 40 และเสมอ จาก Thailand Development Tour Final Order of Merit 2020 Top 40 players (and ties) from Thailand Development Tour Final Order of Merit 2020. 5. Top 20 และเสมอ จาก Thailand Development Tour Order of Merit 2021 Top 20 players (and ties) from 2021 Thailand Development Tour Order of Merit 6. สมาชกที่เล่นจบิ อันดับ 2-5 รวมไม่เกิน 4 คน (ยกเว ้นได ้รับสทธิ์แลิ ้ว) จากรายการแข่งขัน Thailand Development Tour รายการล่าสุด จะได ้รับสทธิ์เขิ ้าร่วมการแข่งขันในรายการถัดไป จํานวน 1 รายการ ที่อยู่ในปีเดียวกัน (กรณีเสมอกัน และเกินจํานวน 4 คน ให ้ตัดสนโดยวิธีเปรียบเทียบสกอร์ิ การ์ด) Any member who finishes in positions 2-5, maximum 4 spots, not otherwise exempted in the latest Thailand Development Tour Order of Merit Tournament in the current season, will be exempted into the next immediate Thailand Development Tour Tournament in the same season. (in case of ties and make its total exceed 4 spots, will decided by matching score cards) 7. อันดับ 1-30 จากการแข่งขันรอบคัดเลือกรายการ Thailand Development Tour ของรายการนั้นๆ (เสมออันดับที่ 30 ให ้ ตัดสนโดยวิธีเปรียบเทียบสกอร์ิ การ์ด) 1st – 30th positions from the Qualifying Round of the Thailand Development Tour event (tied for 30th position will decide by matching score cards) 8. สมาชกต่างชาติิ Foreign Members 8.1 Top 3 และเสมอ จาก Thailand Development Tour Final Order of Merit 2020 (เสมออันดับที่ 3 ใ ห ้ต ัด ส นิ โดยสกอร์เฉลี่ยที่ดีกว่าจากทุกรายการที่แข่ง หากยังเสมอให ้ตัดสนโดยสกอร์เฉลี่ยของรายการที่ผ่านมาิ รายการต่อรายการ โดยนับย ้อนกลับจากรายการล่าสุด) Top 3 positions from 2020 Thailand Development Tour Final Order of Merit (tie for the 3rd position will decide by the better average score from all events, if still tie, by the better average score tournament by tournament from the latest event backward) 8.2 Top 3 Thailand Development Tour Order of Merit 2021 (เสมออันดับที่ 3 ให ้ตัดสนโดยสกอร์เฉลี่ยที่ดีกว่าจากทุกรายการที่แข่งิ หากยังเสมอให ้ตัดสนโดยสกอร์เฉลี่ยิ ของรายการที่ผ่านมา รายการต่อรายการ โดยนับย ้อนกลับจากรายการล่าสุด) Top 3 positions from Thailand Development Tour Order of Merit 2021 (tie for the 5th position will decide by the better average score from all events, if still tie, by the better average score tournament by tournament from the latest event backward) 9. อันดับ 21-40 และเสมอ จาก Thailand Development Tour Order of Merit 2021 21-40 position and ties from Thailand Development Tour Order of Merit 2021 10. อันดับ 41-60 และเสมอ จาก Thailand development Tour Final Order of Merit 2020 41-60 positions and ties from Thailand Development Tour Final Order of Merit 2020 11. อันดับ 41-60 และเสมอ จาก Thailand PGA Tour Final Order of Merit 2020 41-60 positions and ties from Thailand PGA Tour Final Order of Merit 2020 12. อันดับ 41-80 และเสมอ จาก Thailand Development Tour Order of Merit 2021 41-80 position and ties from Thailand Development Tour Order of Merit 2021 13. อันดับ 21-40 และเสมอ จาก Thailand PGA Tour Order of Merit 2021 21-40 position and ties from Thailand PGA Tour Order of Merit 2021 14. อันดับ 61-80 และเสมอ จาก Thailand Development Tour Final Order of Merit 2020 61-80 positions and ties from Thailand Development Tour Final Order of Merit 2020 15. อันดับ 61-80 และเสมอ จาก Thailand PGA Tour Final Order of Merit 2020 61-80 positions and ties from Thailand PGA Tour Final Order of Merit 2020 16. อันดับ 81-100 และเสมอ จาก Thailand Development Tour Final Order of Merit 2020 81-100 positions and ties from Thailand Development Tour Final Order of Merit 2020 17. อันดับ 81-100 และเสมอ จาก Thailand PGA Tour Final Order of Merit 2020 81-100 positions and ties from Thailand PGA Tour Final Order of Merit 2020 18. อันดับ 101-120 และเสมอ จาก Thailand Development Tour Final Order of Merit 2020 101-120 positions and ties from Thailand Development Tour Final Order of Merit 2020 19. อันดับ 31 เป็นต ้นไปจากรอบคัดเลือก Thailand Development Tour รายการนั้น จนเต็มจํานวนตามที่กําหนด (เสมอ อันดับสุดท ้ายที่ได ้สทธิ์ิ ให ้ตัดสนโดยวิธีเปรียบเทียบสกอร์ิ การ์ด) 31thpositions and below from the Thailand Development Tour Qualifying Round until the full field is achieved. (tie for the last eligible position will decided by matching score cards) นักกอล์ฟที่ไม่ได ้รับสทธิ์เขิ ้าร่วมแข่งขัน รายการ Thailand Development Tour ไ ด ้แ ก ่ Below are players that ineligible to play in Thailand Development Tour. (1) นักกอล์ฟที่ชนะ Thailand PGA Tour Order of Merit ของปี 2018-2020 Winner of Thailand PGA Tour Order of Merit, years 2018-2020. (2) นักกอล์ฟที่ชนะรายการของ Thailand PGA Tour ในปี 2019-2021 Tournament Winner of Thailand PGA Tour events, years 2019-2021. (3) นักกอล์ฟที่ชนะรายการของ Asian Tour หรือ ADT ในปี 2019-2021 Winner of Asian Tour or ADT events, years 2019-2021. (4) นักกอล์ฟที่ชนะรายการของ All Thailand Golf Tour ในปี 2019-2021 Winner of All Thailand Golf Tour events, years 2019-2021. (5) Top 60 และเสมอ จาก Asian Tour Final Order of Merit 2020 Top 60 and ties from Asian Tour Order of Merit 2020. (6) Top 40 และเสมอ จาก Asian Development Tour (ADT) Order of Merit 2020. Top 40 and ties from ADT Final Order of Merit 2020. (7) Top 40 และเสมอ จาก Thailand PGA Tour Final Order of Merit 2020. Top 40 and ties from Thailand PGA Tour Final Order of Merit 2020. (8) Top 40 และเสมอ จาก All Thailand Golf Tour Final Order of Merit 2020. Top 40 and ties from All Thailand Golf Tour Final Order of Merit 2020. (9) Top 20 และเสมอ จาก Thailand PGA Tour Order of Merit 2021 Top 20 players (and ties) from Thailand PGA Tour Order of Merit 2021 (10) Top 20 และเสมอ จาก All Thailand Golf Tour Order of Merit 2021 Top 20 players (and ties) from All Thailand Golf Tour Order of Merit 2021 (11) Top 20 และเสมอ จาก Asian Tour or ADT Order of Merit 2021 Top 20 players (and ties) from Asian Tour or ADT Order of Merit 2021 (12) Top 3 และเสมอ สมาชกต่างชาติิ จาก Thailand PGA Tour Final Order of Merit ปี 2020. Top 3 and ties foreign members from Thailand PGA Tour final order of merit 2020. (13) Top 3 และเสมอ สมาชกต่างชาติิ จาก Thailand PGA Tour Order of Merit 2021. Top 3 and ties foreign members from Thailand PGA Tour Order of Merit 2021. หมายเหตุ: / Notes 1. การไม่ได ้รับสทธิ์ิ ตาม (1) – (8) ใ ห ้ม ผี ล บังคับเหนือทุกลําดับสทธิ์ิ ยกเว ้นลําดับสทธิ์ที่ิ 3 Ineligible in (1)-(8) above override all above categories except category 3 above. 2. นักกอล์ฟในลําดับสทธิ์ที่ิ 3 หากเป็นนักกอล์ฟที่เข ้าเงื่อนไขตาม (1) – (8) หรือไม่ได ้เป็นสมาชกของิ TDT นักกอล์ฟ สามารถเข ้าร่วมการแข่งขันและรับเงินรางวัลได ้ แต่จะไม่ได ้รับสทธิ์การจัดอันดับเงินรางวัลิ In case a player in category 3 is also fall into one of the (1)-(8) above. The player is entitled to play and receive prize money, but not eligible to ranked in the order of merit. 3. การเปรียบเทียบ สกอร์ การ์ด หมายถึง การเปรียบเทียบสกอร์ที่ดีที่สุดของการเล่น 18,9,6,3 หลุมตามลําดับ หากยัง เสมอใหเปรียบเทียบหลุมต่อหลุม โดยนับย ้อนกลับจากหลุม 18 Matching Score card means matching for the better score of the last 18,9,6,3 holes respectively, if still tie, hole by hole matching count back from hole 18. 4. ลําดับสทธิ์นี้ิ อาจมีการแก ้ไขเพื่อความเหมาะสม โดยไม่มีการแจ ้งล่วงหน ้า The above categories may be revised without prior notice. 5. ในกรณีที่นักกอล์ฟมี 2 ลําดับสทธิ์ิ รายชอจะไปอยู่ในลําดับสื่ ทธิ์ที่สูงกว่าิ In case a player have 2 categories, the player’ name will be list in the higher category 6. จํานวนนักกอล์ฟของการแข่งขันประมาณ 132-144 คน โดยเป็นไปตามที่คณะกรรมการจัดการแข่งขันกําหนด The estimate field size for each tournament is 132-144 at the discretion of the Tournament Committee. 7. คําตัดสนของคณะกรรมการจัดการแข่งขันิ ถือเป็นที่สนสุดในทุกกรณีิ้ In all cases, the Tournament Committee Decision is FINAL. คณะกรรมการจัดการแข่งขัน Thailand Development Tour ส 21 March 2021 .
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