In recent years, the game of golf has been undergoing several layers of transformation. In a renewed spirit of experimentation, the announcement of this interesting game format by Netflix has stunned everyone involved in the world of sports. The Netflix Cup 2023, taking place on November 14, will feature a star-studded crossover between the world of golf and the world of Formula One racing, with teams taking to the greens using the ‘Scramble Format’.

The announcement of this upcoming event has spiked the intrigue of fans from all around the world. One such factor that has been invoking the curiosity of fans is the Scramble Format of the Netflix Cup and what it entails for the F1 players involved. Let’s know more!

Uncovering the Scramble Format and its impact on F1 drivers

The extremely shocking news of the Netflix Cup has got the starcrossed golf world and the F1 world biting their nails with excitement. The much anticipated crossover of the two popular sports after its Netflix docuseries is truly a piece of unexpected yet joyous news. The stars from the docuseries “Formula 1: Drive to Survive” and “Full Swing” are all set to take over the greens at the Wynn Golf Club in Las Vegas.

The interesting event’s format has garnered the attention of a majority of fans. The Netflix Cup will be played in Scramble Format, which consists of teams of 2, 3, or 4 golfers. It is usually played in stroke-play format.

Interestingly, each player on each team gets to hit a tee shot simultaneously. After which, the team also gets to choose their best shots. This interesting provision is predicted to be helpful for the F1 players involved in the interesting series. The two winning teams from the two matches get to play the final hole. The team that wins at the final hole ends up winning the Netflix Cup.

This proves to be helpful for the talented drivers as they compete with golf world giants outside of their comfort zones. As the teams get to pick their best shots out of all their options, it takes some performance pressure off their shoulders and helps them put their best foot forward.

Essential details of Netflix Cup

The Netflix Cup is being played at the Wynn Golf Club in Wynn Las Vegas starting at 3 pm PT today. The interesting matchplay has a star-studded roster that includes famous personalities from both the F1 and golf worlds. The event is divided into two matches. The first match of the Netflix Cup includes Lando Norris and Rickie Fowler teaming up against Carlos Sainz and Justin Thomas. Whereas the second match includes stars like Alex Albon and Max Homa against Pierre Gasly and Collin Morikawa.

(Update: Collin Morikawa has withdrawn from the Netflix Cup citing an injury.)

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Emily Prazer, Chief Commercial Officer, Las Vegas Grand Prix shared her take on the Netflix Cup 2023. She said, “It’s only fitting that we kick off our inaugural race weekend with a fun event that can be streamed by F1 and PGA Tour fans around the globe.” What do you think about the launch of this interesting new tournament? Share your views in the comments section below.

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