Standings

Every player who completes the tournament but finishes behind the player in the 50th earns one tour point. If a player competes in more than four SDGPT competitions only their top four finishes count toward their points total.

How do Ties Affect tour points?
When ties occur you add up all the points from the ties and divide them evenly among the tied players. 

Example, three players ties at 21st place. In our table above the 21st place gives 29 points, since it’s a three way ties they will all instead get 28 points. Here’s the math:

        1st = 29 points                      22nd = 28 points                      23rd = 27 points
                                                         29  +  28  +  27  =  84
                                                         84  ÷  3 = 28 points.

Playoffs
Under normal conditions, there can be no tie for first at a SDGPT event. All players tied for the lead at the end of a tournament’s normal round compete in a sudden-death playoff. The playoff winner is the first place and earns the full 100 points. In the case with a playoff with more than two players – the player who wins the playoff gets solo first place. Every player who does not win the playoff is tied for second and get the same number of points – regardless of if they remain in the playoff for longer than another non-winner.

The only exception to the rules on first place ties is if a tournament must end early (most likely due to dangerous weather conditions). 1.09 D.2 from the PDGA official rules and regulation is applied.