BRATTLEBORO
COUNTRY
CLUB
Member Handbook
2017
Brattleboro Country Club
Staff Directory
Owner
Melanie Boese
PGA Golf Professional
Eric Sandstrum, PGA
Golf Shop Manager
Ronald Ellis
Golf Course Superintendent
Phil Rollins, GCSAA
Club House Steward
Jessica Galdamez
Chef
Jordan Wong
Telephone Numbers
Golf Shop........... …............................... 802-257-7380
The Fairway Tavern …...........................802-254-9864
Golf Course Maintenance......................802-257-0337
www.brattleborocountryclub.com
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Memberships…………………………………..….4
Golf Shop…………………………………………..6
Golf Carts………………………………….……....7
Order of Play………………………………………8
Golf Course Rules………………………………...9
Dress Code………………………………..………9
Driving Range & Practice Greens ……………..10
Junior Golf…………………………………………11
Local Rules………………………………………..12
Handicaps…………………………………………15
Tournament Rules………………………………..16
Tournament Schedule……………………………17
Weekend Shop Game……………………………18
Member Tournaments & Championships……...19
Men’s Golf League.……………...………………..21
Women’s Golf Association Leagues…………….24
Women’s Friday 18 Hole Golf League………….25
Women’s Friday Schedule……………………….26
2016 Club Champions……………………………31
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Membership Categories
Single Adult
Pd in Full by 3/31/2017
After 3/31/2017
35+
$1495
$1675
75-79
$1405
$1585
80+
$1315
$1495
30-34
$995
$1020
23-29
$795
$820
19-22
$315
$340
12-18
$210
$235
Husband & Wife
Includes Junior’s 11 & Under
$2495
$2695
75-79
$2350
$2550
80+
$2200
$2400
Corporate
$2395
$ 2595
80 – 9 Hole Rounds
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Yearly Cart Seats
Pd in Full by 3/31/2017
After 3/31/2017
Single
$600
$636
Husband & Wife
$1000
$1060
Smart Cards
60, 9-Hole Rides
$432
40, 9-Hole Rides
$306
20, 9 Hole Rides
$162
Range Pass
Single
$165
$175
Husband & Wife
$225
$238.50
Family
$275
$300
$125
$132.50
Bag Storage
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GOLF SHOP
All Golfers are required to check in with the Golf Shop 10
minutes prior to their Tee Time. Please keep pace with
the group in front of you.
Brattleboro Country Club offers a full service Golf Shop
stocked with the latest equipment and apparel. Members
receive 10% off all purchases of in- stock inventory. If we
don’t have something you are looking for, please let us
know and we will try our best to get it for you. Our prices
are less than any advertised price in the market place.
Full service club regripping and club repair is available.
Tournament credits may not be used for grips, club repair
or lessons. There is a bag room to store your clubs for
the season and have them cleaned after each usage.
Please inquire at the golf shop as to fees and availability.
Come to the golf shop for all your golf equipment and
support Brattleboro Country Club!
Guests playing with members receive discounted Greens
Fees and Member pricing on carts.
9 Holes
18 Holes
Mon – Thurs
$27
$40
Fri, Sat & Sun
$33
$49
Cart Fees
$10
$18
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Tournament winnings will be kept on the Point of Sale
computer in the Golf Shop. All Tournament credits must
be redeemed by September 30th. All special orders must
be placed by August 31st. All special orders must be paid
in full on arrival. No future Tournament credits can be
applied to purchases.
GOLF CARTS
Please observe all posted golf cart signs and particularly
avoid parking carts off the paths near tees and greens.
Golf carts may not leave the cart path on par 3’s.
Operation and use of a golf cart is permitted by those
persons 18 years or older and who have rented cart
seats. Carts are rented per seat. No more than two riders
and two golf bags per cart.
In accordance with Vermont State Law Prohibits
Alcoholic beverages not purchased on premise. No one
may bring alcoholic beverages onto club premises under
any circumstances. A beverage cart is provided at busy
times and coolers are available at Jacks Restaurant &
Pub before you tee off and at the turn. Please limit your
time at the turn, call in orders ahead. If you stop for
Lunch you will lose your position on the course and can
only resume on Hole #10 after authorization from the Golf
Shop.
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ORDER OF PLAY
All play will start from the first tee unless otherwise
advised and authorized by the starter or a member of the
professional staff.
In determining the priority of play, the starter will list a
foursome as ready only when all members are available
at the first tee.
Exceptions will be made to this rule in the case of a prearranged tournament or competition and those weekends
when starting times are in effect.
Members may book Tee Times up to a week in advance
so make plans early as Tee Times will be sold to the
Public 3 days in advance. At busy time twosomes and
singles will be asked to be paired together to help pace of
play.
Players stopping for lunch after the 9th hole shall lose
their place on the 10th tee and will have to wait for an
opening to continue play.
Golf play on weekends and holidays will begin at 7:00 am
on Saturday and Sunday and 7:30 Monday – Friday.
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GOLF COURSE RULES
An 18 hole round of golf should be completed in 4 hours.
A 9 hole round of golf should be completed in 2 hours.
Singles and twosomes have no priority to play through
foursomes. However If there is an open hole ahead,
foursomes are expected to extend the courtesy of
“playing through” to the players behind.
Please fix and replace all divots. Properly fix all ball
marks on greens including ones left behind. Rake all
sand bunkers properly, including footprints. Observe all
posted golf cart signs. Golf carts may not leave the cart
path on Par 3’s.
In case of dangerous weather play will be suspended
upon hearing thunder and or a single air horn blast. Play
will resume on direction from the Golf Shop.
DRESS CODE
Men and boys must wear slacks or golf specific shorts of
Bermuda length. Shirts must have a collar or be mock
turtleneck. Caps must be worn with visor forward.
Women and girls must wear golf skirts, slacks or
Bermuda shorts.
Apparel such as blue jeans, cut-offs, short shorts, tennis
shorts, bathing suits, cover ups, T-shirts, tank or halter
tops, sport jerseys, slogan T-shirts or any clothing in
disrepair are not permitted.
Members are responsible for informing guests of this
policy.
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DRIVING RANGE & PRACTICE GREENS
Driving Range is Open
7:30 - 6:30 - Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday
7:30 - 5:30 - Wednesday (closes early for maintenance)
7:00 - 6:30 - Saturday & Sunday
Seasonal Range Passes for Members Are:
Single..................................$175
Husband & Wife …..............$250
Family..................................$325
By The Bucket
Small....................................$4
Medium................................$6
Large....................................$8
Practice greens near the clubhouse and the first tee are
available for all golfers and those using the driving range.
The green and bunker of the old 1st hole are available to
members and guests for short game practice.
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JUNIOR GOLFERS
A junior golfer is defined as the child of a member who
has registered for the family membership. The age of a
junior golfer is 17 and under. Junior golfers are required
to adhere to and uphold all rules and regulations
established by the Brattleboro Country Club and its
Committees. Junior golfers are required to adhere to any
direction given by the Golf Shop staff. Failure to abide by
club policies and or direction may result in loss of
privileges.
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Before juniors will be allowed to play the course
without an adult, they must exhibit knowledge of
the rules of golf and agree to comply with the rules
of etiquette provided by the Golf Shop.
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Junior Members will be held to the highest
standards of golf course etiquette and pace of
play.
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They may call ahead to see when there may be
slower times.
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Junior Member play will not be allowed until after
1:00 pm on Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays.
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Junior Members may not reserve tee times unless
accompanied by an Adult member or full paying
Adult guest.
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Junior Members are welcome to use the practice
hole, one of two putting greens and driving range
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until they have permission from the Golf Shop to
join a group or tee off.
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Level 1 Junior Members may not rent golf carts.
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Violation of club rules, golf rules or code of
etiquette may result in suspension of golfing
privileges.
LOCAL RULES
Out of Bounds - Holes #7, 9, 10, 11 & 12.
Water Hazards - Water hazards are defined by yellow
lines.* (Rule 26-1)
Lateral Water Hazards - Lateral water hazards are
defined by red lines.* (Rule 26-1)
*When both stakes and lines are used to define water
and lateral water hazards, stakes identify hazards and
lines define margins.
Ground Under Repair - Ground under repair is defined by
white lines.
Pin Placements are indicated by the color of the caps on
the fairway pole at 150yds. Red (front) White (middle)
Blue (back)
U.S.G.A. Rules will govern all play except for the
following local rules.
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Distance–Measuring Devices: A player may obtain
distance information by using a device that measures
distance only.
However, if during a stipulated round, a player uses a
distance-measuring device that is designed to gauge or
measure other conditions that might affect his play (e.g.,
gradient, wind-speed, temperature, etc.), the player is in
breach of Rule 14-3.
Embedded Ball Rule is in Effect. Through the green, a
ball which is embedded in its own pitch-mark in the
ground, other than sand, may be lifted without penalty,
cleaned and dropped as near as possible to where it lay
but not nearer the hole. The ball when dropped must first
strike a part of the course through the green.
Immovable Obstructions: All cart paths and service roads
and extensions thereof are considered immovable
obstructions. (Rule 24-2) Through the green, the players
must lift the ball and drop it without penalty within one
club length of and not nearer the hole than the nearest
point of relief. The nearest point of relief must not be in a
hazard or on a putting green. When the ball is dropped
within one club length of the nearest point of relief, the
ball must first strike a part of the course at a spot that
avoids interference by the immovable obstruction and is
not in a hazard and not on a putting green.
Aeration Holes: Through the green, a ball which comes to
rest in or on an aeration hole may be lifted without
penalty, cleaned and dropped, as near as possible to the
spot where it lay no nearer the hole. The ball when
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dropped must first strike a part of the course through the
green. On the putting green, the players shall place the
ball at the nearest spot no nearer the hole which avoids
such situation.
Practice is allowed on the golf course prior to and in
between rounds in stroke play competition per note for
Rule 7-2.
Time of Starting: If the player arrives at his starting point,
ready to play, within five minutes after his starting time, in
the absence of circumstances that warrant waiving the
penalty of disqualification as provided in Rule 33-7, the
penalty for failure to start on time is loss of the first hole
to be played in match play or two strokes in stroke play.
Penalty for lateness beyond five minutes is
disqualification.
Suspension of Play Due to a Dangerous Situation: When
play is suspended by the committee for a dangerous
situation and the players in a match or group are
between the play of two holes, they must not resume play
until the committee has ordered a resumption of play. If
they are in the process of playing a hole, they must
discontinue play immediately and not resume play until
the committee has ordered a resumption of play. If a
player fails to discontinue play immediately, he is
disqualified unless circumstances warrant waiving the
penalty as provided in Rule 33-7.
Immovable Obstructions Close to Putting Green: Relief
from interference by an immovable obstruction may be
taken under Rule 24-2. In addition, if a ball lies off the
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putting green, but not in a hazard and an immovable
obstruction, on a closely mown area, or within two clublengths of the putting green and within two club-lengths
of the ball intervenes on the line of play between the ball
and the hole, the player may take relief as follows: The
ball must be lifted and dropped at the nearest point to
where the ball lay which (a) is not nearer the hole, (b)
avoids intervention and (c) is not in a hazard or on a
putting green. The ball may be cleaned when lifted.
Please refer rules disputes to the golf professional.
HANDICAPS
A basic premise that underlies the USGA Handicap
System is that each player will try to make the best score
he can on each hole in every round he plays and that he
will post every round for peer review. Each member must
also comply with Equitable Stroke Control when posting
his score.
Course Handicap
Maximum Number Posted
for any hole
9 or Less
Double Bogey
10 through 19
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20 through 29
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30 through 39
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40 or more
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TOURNAMENT RULES
1. Members must have a handicap issued by the
USGA and posted at Brattleboro Country Club.
2. Guests must have a current USGA handicap.
3. The Championship Flight of the Men’s Club
Championship is open to all male members.
All other divisions seeded by Handicap Index.
4. Each Team in a stroke play event and individual
contestant in a Club Championship qualifying
round shall be accompanied by a marker who will
attest their score.
5. All ties will be decided by the USGA
recommendations as published in the current
edition of the Rules of Golf.
6. 1st place for championships will be sudden death
playoffs on Hole #1 15 minutes after all scores
have been posted. 2Nd, 3rd etc. will be split, and
last paid place will be match of cards per USGA
recommendation.
7. The rules of the United States Golf Association
govern all play except where noted of Local
Rules.
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2017 TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE
(schedule subject to change – please check Golf Shop for any updates)
May
Tuesday May 9, Men’s Twilight Begins - 5:15
Sunday May 14, Mother’s Day Breakfast and Brunch 8-1
Wednesday May 17, Ladies Opening Banquet - 6:00
Wednesday May 24, Ladies Twilight Begins - 5:15
Monday May 29, Member/Member - 8:30 Shotgun
June
Saturday June 3, Zelanakas Stroke Play 8am Tee Times
Thursday June 8, Rotary Golf - 12 Shotgun
Saturday June 11, Husband & Wife - 8:30 Tee Times
Wednesday June 14, Ct Valley Srs Tee Times
Saturday June 17, BUHS Alumni - 8:30 Shotgun
Friday June 23, SEVCA - 9am Shotgun
Tuesday June 27, VSWGA State Day - 8am Tee Times
July
Tuesday July 4, Member/Member - 8:30 Shotgun
Thursday July 13, Brattleboro Kiwanis Club-9am Shotgun
Sunday July 16, Mixed Scotch Champ - 8:30 Tee Times
Wednesday July 26, Youth Services - 12 Shotgun
Saturday July 29, Ladies Invitational - 8:30 Shotgun
August
Wednesday August 3, Brattleboro Retreat - 12 Shotgun
Friday August 4, Member Guest -1:00 Practice Rounds
Saturday August 5, Member Guest - 8:30 Shotgun
Sunday August 6, Member Guest - 8:30 Shotgun
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Saturday August 12, Men’s Club Champ Qualifying
Sunday August 13, Men’s Club Champ Quarters
Saturday August 19, Mens & Ladie Semi Finals
Sunday August 20, Men’s & Ladies Club Champ Finals
Saturday August 26, Sr Club Champ/Agnes Huestis
Sunday August 27, Sr Club Champ/Agnes Huestis
September
Monday September 4, Member/Member - 8:30 Shotgun
Wednesday September 6, VGA Sr Amateur Tee Times
Thursday September 7, VGA Sr Amateur Tee Times
Monday September 11, Aerification
Tuesday September 12, Aerification
Wednesday September 13, Aerification
Wednesday September 20, Boy Scouts 10am Shotgun
Sunday September 24, Scotch Champ - 8:30 Tee Times
Wednesday September 25, Boy Scouts - 10am Shotgun
Sat September 30, Owen Baker Open 2-BallTee Times
October
Saturday October 7, GS Precision 12 Noon Front 9 SG
Saturday October 14, The Elks -12 Noon Front 9 SG
WEEKEND SHOP GAME
On days with no scheduled events there will be an
optional Golf Shop Tournament with a closest to the pin
competition. Formats will vary from Individual, Blind
Draws, Quotas and Skins. Gross & net prizes will be
awarded.
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MEMBER / MEMBER TOURNAMENTS
There will be three Member Tournaments this year – Monday
5/29/17, Tuesday 7/4/17 and Monday 9/4/13. All tournaments
will be 8:30 a.m. Shotgun start with breakfast being served
starting at 7:00 a.m.
Teams will be computer drawn with an A-B-C-D player on
each team. Formats will vary for each event.
ZELANAKAS TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP
The Zelanakas Team Championship will be held on Sunday
June 3rd with tee times starting at 8:00 a.m. This tournament
will be a two person best ball.
HUSBAND & WIFE CHAMPIONSHIP
The Husband and Wife Championship will be held on Sunday
June 11th with tee times starting at 8:30 a.m. Both players
must be members. The format will be Alternate Shot.
MIXED SCOTCH CHAMPIONSHIP
The Mixed Scotch Championship will be held on Sunday July
16th with tee times starting at 8:30 a.m. Teams must consist
of 1 woman and 1 man and both must be members. The
format will be a Modified Scotch.
AGNES HUESTIS SENIOR CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP
The Agnes Huestis Senior Club Championship will be held on
August 26th and 27th. This is a stroke play tournament with
Saturday pairings by handicap and Sundays’ pairings by gross
score. This Championship is open to all levels of players 55
years and older with a current GHIN handicap.
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WOMEN’S CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP
The Women’s Club Championship will be stroke play for
handicaps 20 and lower and match play for handicaps 21 and
higher.
The Championship Division will be stoke play this year and is
for Players with a handicap of 20 or lower. Play will be on
Saturday August 19th with the finals on Sunday August 120h.
For handicaps of 21 and higher this will be a match play event
on August 10th and 11th with the finals on Sunday August 18th.
Players will be seeded in flights of 8 and strokes will be given
off the low handicap in all matches.
SCOTCH CHAMPIONSHIP
The Scotch Championship will be held on Sunday September
24th with tee times starting at 8:30 a.m. Teams must consist
of two men or two women and both must be members. The
format will be a Modified Scotch.
OWEN BAKER OPEN TWO BALL
The Owen Baker Open will be held on Saturday September
30th. This tournament is open to the public. There will be
Men’s and Ladies Divisions consisting of Two Person Teams
with a Better Ball Format. Teams will need to make their own
tee times.
PHIL’S FOLLY’S
Phil’s Folly’s will be held on Sunday October 22nd with a 10:00
a.m. shotgun start. This is open to members and their guests.
You can pick your own teams with 4, 5 or 6 players. Proceeds
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from this tournament go towards New Maintenance
Equipment.
MEN’S TWILIGHT GOLF LEAGUE
The Men’s Twilight League will be on Tuesday evenings
starting on 5/9/17. The format is Pick your own partner,
better ball match play. Handicaps must be within 10
strokes or will be adjusted. Every Tuesday will be a 5:15
p.m. Shotgun start. We make every effort to play each
week and will only cancel if the course is unplayable or
dangerous weather is in the area. It is the player’s
responsibility to contact subs if you will not be here and
to notify the Golf Shop before 3 pm on Tuesdays. Subs
must be Members and have a GHIN Handicap. Divisions
will be formed based on Team HDCPS and number of
players.
2017 MEN’S TWILIGHT LEAGUE
RULES & INFORMATION
1.League will be a 5:15 shotgun start every Tuesday. All
players are expected to arrive no later than 5pm to allow
ample time to get hole assignment and get on the course
by 5:15.
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2. Any player having to miss a week is responsible for
getting a sub. Subs have to be a member, and must
have current GHIN HDCP cards. Please let the Golf
Shop know before 3PM so we can make changes to
cards. No exceptions. If a team does not have subs
that team will receive 0 points, and there opponents
will play against par to accumulate points.
3. There will be 4 divisions. The First Flight will have 8
teams and play each other 2 times with possible
playoff week at the end. Flights 2,3 & 4 will have 6
Teams, play each other 3 times. The format is match
play, one best score of two net. Each match is nine
holes. Each week you will play another team from
your division to accumulate points. The teams with
the most points at the end of each half win golf shop
credits for merchandise. Tie Breaker will be 1. head
to head results. 2. Won-Loss record. 3. Most points in
last match played etc .4 Win Pct.
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Scoring the match. Points are as follows:
-One point for winning a hole.
-One half a point for tying a hole.
-One point for highest total. (Winning match)
-Total points for nine hole match will equal 10.
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-Handicaps will be based on your 9 hole handicap.
90% of HDCPS will be used stroked off the low
player.
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Individual, gross & net skins and closest to the pin
each Week for $5.
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In the case of inclement weather, a decision on
play will be made by 4:30pm.
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This is a one best score format so if you are out of
the hole please pick up your ball and keep pace of
play moving.
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All play in league is governed by USGA rules of
golf.
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WOMEN’S GOLF ASSOCIATION LEAGUES
The Women’s Twilight League will be on Wednesday evenings
starting on 5/24/17. The format will be Shambles with a 5:15
p.m. shotgun start.
The Friday Women’s 18-hole league will start on 5/26/17 with
varying formats featuring team, partner and individual events.
The computer drawn teams will tee off starting at 8:30 a.m.
Wednesday Ladies Twilight Schedule
Wednesday May 24, 5:15pm
Wednesday May 31, 5:15pm
Wednesday June 7, 5:15pm
Wednesday June 14, 5:15pm
Wednesday June 21, 5:15pm
Wednesday June 28, 5:15pm
Wednesday July 5, 5:15pm
Wednesday July 12, 5:15pm
Wednesday July 19, 5:15pm
Thursday July 27, 5:15pm
Thursday August 3, 5:15pm
Wednesday August 9, 5:15pm
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Wednesday August 16, 5:15pm
Wednesday August 23, 5:15pm
Wednesday August 30, 5:15pm
FRIDAY 18 HOLE WOMEN’S GOLF LEAGUE
This year the Brattleboro Country Club will have an 18 hole
Friday Women’s League. This league will be 12 weeks long
starting on May 26th .
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Must be a member of Brattleboro Country Club
All Players must have a current GHIN handicap of 36
or lower
(if handicap goes above 36 during the season you may
continue to play)
Cost for the Friday League will be $25.00 per player for
end of season prizes
Signup for each week will be by 9:00 a.m. Thursday
morning
(Not necessary to play every week)
Tee times will start at 8:30 a.m.
Teams will be computer drawn by handicap
Different format each week. There will be individual,
partner and team
events
We hope you will stay for lunch after play and support
the club
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FRIDAY 18 HOLE WOMEN’S LEAGUE SCHEDULE
Each Week will be a different format played as individuals,
partners or teams. All teams will be computer drawn. All team
and partner events will be net only. All individual events will be
gross and net.
5/26/17
Individual = Gross and Net
Individual will record both her gross and net score
for each hole
6/2/17
Partners – Stableford - Net
Points are given for net scores on each hole. 1 –
bogey, 2 – par
3-birdie and 4 for eagle. Scores are the combined
score of the two person team
6/9/17
Teams - 1-2-3 on 5-4-3 -Net
1 Net best ball of the team on par 5’s, 2 net best
ball on par 4’s and 3 net best balls on par 3’s
6/16/17
T’S AND F’S – Individual Net and Gross
Each player will count only the gross and net scores
on the holes Starting with a “T” or an “F”. 2-3-4-510-12-13-14-15
6/23/17
NO LEAGUE
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6/30/17
Teams - 2 best balls
Two best balls (net)
7/7/17
Teams -Red, White and Blue - Net
150 yard markers will have either Red, White or
Blue designating pin location. On holes with Red –
team will record 1 net score, on holes with White –
teams will record 2 net scores, on holes with Blue –
teams will record 3 net scores
7/14/17
Teams – Quota
Each player on the team will be given a POINT
QUOTA. This is Determined by subtracting the
players handicap from 36. Example if a player has a
20 handicap her Point Quota will be 16. Points are
scored by a players GROSS score. 1 point for bogey,
2 for par, 4 for Birdie and 8 for eagle. If the player
in the example above gets 20 Points then her score
would be +4 quota points. Team with the highest
quota point wins.
7/21/17
Individual – Fewest Putts
Winner will be player who records the fewest putts
for 18 holes
7/28/17
Partners – One best ball of twosome – Net
Two person teams with 1 best ball net on each hole
8/4/17
NO LEAGUE
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8/11/17
Teams - 1-2-3 on 5-4-3 -Net
1 Net best ball of the team on par 5’s, 2 net best
ball on par 4’s
and 3 net best balls on par 3’s
8/18/17
Individual – Ringers – Gross & Net
8/25/17
The best one gross and one net score for each hole
from two days’play. Even though this is a two day
tournament one day play is allowed and your ringer
score will be from that one day.
FRIDAY LADIES 18 HOLE LEAGUE RULES AND PAYOUT
1. Each week is a different format alternating team, partner
and individual events
2. Signup is by 9:00 a.m. Thursday morning – NO
EXCEPTIONS
3. All team and partner events are net only. Individual events
are gross and net
4. All play during Friday league will be from the Green Tee
Markers
5. We will be playing preferred lies.
6. Please keep up with the group in front of you.
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7. We will be using a system similar to the VSWGA with
points awarded each week.
These points will be determined as follows:
Team Events:1-4 teams
1 place
5-8 teams
2 places
9+ teams
3 places
1-4 teams
1 place
5-7 teams
2 places
8-10 teams
3 places
10+ teams
4 places
Partner Events:
Individual Events:
1-6 players
1 gross and 1 net
7-15 players
2 gross and 2 net
16-24 players
3 gross and 3 net
25+ payers
4 gross and 4 net
1st Place will be awarded 5 points
2nd place will be awarded 3 points
3rd place will be awarded 2 points
4th place will be awarded 1 point
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At the end of the season we will take the total number of
dollars collected for the Friday league and divide by the
numbers of points awarded and that will be the $ amount for
each point. Gift cards for total amount earned will be given at
the end of the season banquet.
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2016 Club Champions
Zelanakas Team Stroke Play
st
1 Gross st
1 Net -st
1 Gross st
1 Net -
Mixed Scotch Championship
Gross – Elizabeth Walker & Ward Dannemiller
Net – Alicia Field & Chris Worden
Club Champions
Champion – Wayne Wright
st
1 Flight – Andrew loney
Champion – Elizabeth Walker
Net – Tracy Sloan
Senior Club Champions
Gross – Hugh Barber
Net – Dick Noel
Ladies Agnes Huestis Sr. Championship
Gross – Elizabeth Walker
Net – Wendy Scott
Scotch Championship
Gross – Tracy Sloan & Kate Clark
Net – Judy Manley & Tapp Barnhill
Gross – Ryan Kohler & Rick Wisell
Net – Ray Fortier & Bill Pettingill
Husband & Wife
Gross Net -
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