2016
MEMBERs’ GOLF EVENT
& INFORMATION BOOKLET
FIDDLER’S ELBOW STAFF DIRECTORY
General Manager – Tom Hurley
[email protected]
Administrative Assistant to the GM – Maureen Prendergast*
[email protected]
Assistant General Manager & Controller – Brendon Steidle
[email protected]
Assistant General Manager – Michael Leising
[email protected]
Director of Golf – Mat Kent
[email protected]
Director of Instruction – Bill Schmedes III
[email protected]
Head Golf Course Superintendent – Matt Willigan
[email protected]
Membership & Marketing Director – Allison Garber
[email protected]
Executive Chef – Michael Weisshaupt
[email protected]
Events Director – Annette Ruiz
[email protected]
Golf Events Coordinator – Dan Flint
[email protected]
Director of Racquets – Rod McGreal
[email protected]
*As a convenience to our membership, Maureen is a Notary.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Golf Privileges, Rules and Regulations ......................2
Golf Dress Code ........................................................12
Golf Course Etiquette and Pace of Play ....................13
Tournament Rules and Prize Events ..........................15
Local Rules ................................................................19
Golf Academy ............................................................23
Ladies’ Golf ..............................................................25
Dining ......................................................................31
Golf Schedule ............................................................32
Tournaments and Game of the Day ..........................36
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CLASS OF MEMBERSHIPS
The following are the privileges enjoyed by Fiddler’s Elbow
Country Club Members. The Official Golf Season begins with the
Men’s Opening Day Tournament on April 16th and concludes with
the Men’s Closing Tournament on October 15th.
“Professional” and “Corporate” Members
• Unrestricted golf privileges.
• May book tee times up to 30 days in advance for Monday–Friday
(non-holiday) and up to 16 days in advance for Saturday, Sunday
and holidays.
“Individual,” “Full Privilege,” “Intermediate,” “Legacy,”
“National,” and “Family Add-on” Members
• Unrestricted golf privileges.
• May book tee times up to 16 days in advance.
Reservations may be made online at www.fiddlerselbowcc.com, on
the Mobile Enhanced Booking Application on your Smartphone or
by calling the Golf Shop at 908-439-2513.
(NOTE: “House” Members do not have access to the golf courses
or practice facilities except as a guest of a Golf Member or to host
one golf outing per year.)
Spouses and Children of “Professional,” “Corporate,”
“Individual,” “Full Privilege,” “Intermediate,” and “Legacy”
Members may play with their family member as a guest up to eight
(8) times per calendar year upon payment of green fees listed
below, (please check with the Membership Department for information regarding the “Family Add-on” option for additional play):
Monday through Thursday
Friday through Sunday and holidays
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18 Holes 9 Holes
$65
$35
$75
$45
STARTING TIMES
Tee time reservations are suggested for Members and their guests.
Golfers should plan to arrive a minimum of 30 minutes prior to
their scheduled tee time. Please proceed to the Golf Valet Circle
and Bag Drop to check bags.
All Members and guests must be registered with the Golf Shop
before the start of play.
A cancellation fee of $200 per tee time will apply if a
reservation is not cancelled 48 hours prior to start.
Starting time for play is as follows:
Monday through Friday
7:30am
Saturday, Sunday and holidays 7:00am – Twosomes (one (1) course)
7:00am – Foursomes
Tee times are assigned for special events such as Member
tournaments.
Exceptions to starting times for maintenance purposes:
One course will be CLOSED on most Mondays in season, and one
course will be CLOSED until noon on Tuesday and Wednesday.
STARTER
The Club provides a Starter who has the responsibility to administer
play. No one shall play without registering with the Starter. In the
absence of a Starter, a member of the Golf Valet Staff will serve as
the Starter.
Twosomes
The Professional Staff reserves the right to pair groups of less than
four players.
Early Play Twosome (May-Aug) Tee times are available each
Saturday, Sunday and holiday. These times are intended for those
Members in need of fast pace of play on weekend mornings (i.e.
Members with young children or other obligations who would like
to get in a round of golf quickly). These times are available from
7:00am to 7:24am on one (1) course, (either the River or Meadow
course determined by the Professional Staff). Tee times are required.
Pace for 18 holes during these times is expected to be 3 hours.
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GUEST POLICY
All golfing guests, accompanied or unaccompanied, must be
registered with the Golf Shop before the start of play and/or
use of Practice Facilities. Members collectively may not
introduce the same guest more than eight (8) times during the
calendar year.
Any Member playing with eight (8) or more guests constitutes an
“outing” and prior permission must be secured and arrangements
made through Dan Flint, Golf Events Coordinator, at 908-439-2513.
Guest package rates for outings start at $180 per person.
Unaccompanied guest play is permitted on all courses except
prior to 11:00am Saturday, Sunday and holidays on all courses.
Tee times are required to be made by the sponsoring Member
or Member’s Administrative Assistant and all golf fees must be
charged to the Member’s account. Guests are permitted in
groups with at least one Member at all times.
Forecaddies will be required to accompany groups without
Members. Please see the section about forecaddies or contact the
Professional Staff for details.
Members are responsible for the actions of their guests,
accompanied or unaccompanied, including, but not limited to
adherence to the Dress Code Policy, Pace of Play, Etiquette and
Care for the Courses. Any violations will be taken up with the
responsible Member.
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GUEST RATES
18 holes
Forest River Meadow
Mon. – Thurs. playing with a Member $95
$85
$75
Mon. – Thurs. sponsored by a
$95
$85 $75
“Professional” or “Corporate” Member – Unaccompanied
Mon. – Thurs. sponsored by a
$170
Non-Corporate Member – Unaccompanied
$160 $150
Fri. – Sun. & holidays playing with
a Member
$100 $90
$110
Fri. – Sun. & holidays sponsored by a $110 $100 $90
“Professional” or “Corporate” Member – Unaccompanied
Fri. – Sun. & holidays sponsored by
$185
Non-Corporate Member – Unaccompanied
$175 $165
Twilight (after 4:00 pm), 9 holes & Replay Forest River Meadow
Mon. – Thurs. playing with a Member $50
$45
$40
Mon. – Thurs. sponsored by a
$50
$45 $40
“Professional” or “Corporate” Member – Unaccompanied
Mon. – Thurs. sponsored by a
$65
Non-Corporate Member – Unaccompanied
$60
$55
Fri. – Sun. & holidays playing with
a Member
$55
$50
$60
Fri. – Sun. & holidays sponsored by a $60
$55 $50
“Professional” or “Corporate” Member – Unaccompanied
Fri. – Sun. & holidays sponsored by
$75
Non-Corporate Member – Unaccompanied
$70
$65
Guest Greens Fees/Rates in December, January and February
Monday – Thursday
Cart Fee only
Friday – Sunday & holidays
$50 + Cart Fee
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GOLF CARTS
A VALID DRIVER’S LICENSE IS REQUIRED TO OPERATE
GOLF CARTS.
GOLF CART RULES:
1. Conditions permitting, as designated by the Club’s staff, carts
will be permitted off the cart paths on par 4s and par 5s. To protect our rough, when permitted off of the cart paths, golf carts
should stay on the fairways whenever possible.
2. On all par 3 holes, golf carts must remain on the cart paths.
3. Golf carts must be kept a minimum of 30 yards from tees,
greens and greenside bunkers.
4. Tall stakes mark where carts may enter and exit the fairways.
Entrance stakes will be capped with red, white, or yellow tops,
indicating the day’s pin position.
5. In addition to the tall stakes, short blue and white stakes are
placed near the end of each fairway to direct golf carts from that
fairway back to the greenside cart paths. Carts should exit the
fairways before the stakes, and should not travel closer to the
greens than the stakes.
6. Members and guests using golf carts should take care to observe
all directional signs and avoid roped off and restricted areas on
the courses. These are placed strategically for safety and/or
prevention of damage to the courses.
7. Carts are never permitted in native grass areas (ex. fescue).
Members should take special care to instruct their guests about golf
cart restrictions before they begin play so that neither party is
embarrassed by a rules infraction. Any rules infraction should be
reported to the Golf Professional Staff who will make the offending
party aware of the report. Repeated offenses could result in loss of
privileges.
Golf cart occupancy is limited to two (2) persons and two (2) golf
bags.
Golf cart rates are as follows:
9 Holes
$18 + tax per person
18 Holes
$32 + tax per person
The individual using the golf cart is accountable for the
condition of the cart and is responsible for its return.
The individual is also responsible for the safekeeping of
his/her clubs.
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WALKING & PUSH CARTS
Walking will be allowed on the River and the Meadow Courses
only.
Walking is permitted on the River and Meadow Courses
ANYTIME throughout the season:
1. Players will have the option of carrying their own bag or renting
one of the ClicGear push carts provided by Fiddler's Elbow.
2. The Forest Course is not available for walking at any time.
3. Players must adhere to the posted “Pace of Play” guidelines.
4. Push carts, at all times, are to be kept:
– Off of all tees and greens
– Out of hazards and bunkers
5. Walking is not permitted for Club Tournaments unless otherwise
posted by the Professional Staff.
Push cart rates are as follows:
9 Holes
$10 + tax per person
18 Holes
$18 + tax per person
The individual using the push cart is accountable for the
condition of the cart and is responsible for its return.
The individual is also responsible for the safekeeping of
his/her clubs.
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FORECADDIES
The forecaddie program at Fiddler’s began in mid-summer 2012.
The program provides Members and guests with the opportunity to
enhance the golf experience. As this program continues to grow,
we ask for your support to make this a viable option for you and
your guests.
A forecaddie, to simplify, is a caddie who doesn’t carry your clubs.
Caddies are (in most cases) assigned to an individual player. A
forecaddie will accompany a group of players, working on behalf
of all Members of the group, but without carrying the bag for them.
The forecaddie’s job is to keep the group moving by keeping track
of all balls in play and letting each player in the group know where
his or her ball is located. For example, one player in the group hits
his ball into high rough. The forecaddie hurries ahead to search for
the ball, and point it out to the player so that play continues without delay. The forecaddie also assists with care of the course duties
such as the repair of divots, raking bunkers as well as obtaining
yardage, playing strategy and reading greens.
In the spring, forecaddies will be available primarily on weekend
days, but as the season progresses, we hope to be able to provide
availability any day. If you wish to reserve a forecaddie, please let
the Professional Staff know when you will be playing and we will
do our best to have one for you.
Forecaddies are mandatory for unaccompanied groups.
The minimum fee for a Forecaddie is $25 + tip per person.
This is to be paid in cash directly to the forecaddie as they are
independent contractors. If cash is needed, an ATM is available on
the lower level of the clubhouse.
Our Professional Staff will be recruiting and providing ongoing
training about forecaddying for young men and women in the
program. The training program is required for all forecaddies
which includes a written examination and on-course testing. The
program provides opportunities for young men and women to learn
valuable skills and assist them in their understanding of the game
of golf, as well as the chance to interact with successful Members
of the community enhancing their career development. If you
know someone interested in becoming a forecaddie, please contact
the Golf Shop and we will be happy to provide the details about
how to get started in the program.
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GOLF SHOP
April through October
Monday – Friday
Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays
March, November and December
Tuesday – Sunday
Hours
7:00am – 7:00pm
6:30am – 7:00pm
9:00am – 5:00pm
Golf Shop winnings (credits) are to be applied only to
merchandise purchases in the Golf Shop.
The Professional Staff will be happy to play with a Member, at any
time, schedule permitting. There will be no charge for the Staff
playing with a Member unless the Member has signed up for an
actual playing lesson.
RECIPROCAL PRIVILEGES
FECC Golf Members are automatically registered for the Club
Corp ClubBenefits program as “Associate Bronze” members which
provides access to select clubs nationwide. To access the “Benefits
Finder” or to make reservations go to www.ClubLine.com or call
866-989-4653.
For those whose travel is more extensive, the “Signature Gold”
classification offers additional access and is available for an
additional fee of $600 per year. Please contact the Membership
Director for more details or to register.
In addition, all of our Golf Members are also registered as
Members of The Executive Golfer which allows you to play many
private clubs nationwide. To learn more about these offerings
please visit the FECC website and the member benefits under My
Club.
The Professional Staff also has access to other high-end private
clubs through a network association and are happy to provide
details as needed. Please contact the Director of Golf Mat Kent for
assistance.
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GOLF CLUB SERVICES
Bag storage rate:
Locker rates:
Rental golf club set:
$200 + tax per year.
$175 + tax per year.
$ 60 + tax per 18 holes.
USGA Handicapping and membership in our allied associations
(The Metropolitan Golf Association and New Jersey State Golf
Association) is $30 per person per year. (This service comes without additional charge for those members in the TPF, Tournament
Prize Fund.)
Please notify the Golf Shop if interested in any of the services.
GOLF COURSE RULES
1. All persons playing golf must register in the Golf Shop and
then check in with the Starter before commencing play.
2. Members and guests are required to leave the golf course
and seek safe shelter when lightning is present. Air horns
will be sounded.
3. Every effort will be made by the starter to send out all
groups in foursomes to ensure a steady pace of play. In the
event there are groups of less than four, it is up to a foursome in front to yield to faster players at their discretion.
Singles and twosomes should not pressure foursomes in
front of them.
4. Only spikeless shoes are permitted on the golf courses and
practice facilities. Spikeless shoes include Softspikes, golf
shoes with rubber treads, and sneakers.
5. All golfers must play with clubs from their own golf bag.
Rental Clubs are available for $60 + tax.
6. Play may start only from the first tee and only at the direction
of the Starter. Players should not begin play until permitted by
the Starter.
7. No more than four (4) golfers may play in the same group
during the Official Golf Season.
8. Members and guests are not permitted to change shoes
and/or clothing in the parking lot. See the locker room
attendant for complimentary access to a day locker. If you have
special guests joining you, we’d be happy to put their name on
a locker (please provide notice at least one day prior).
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9. Practicing shall only take place at the DESIGNATED
PRACTICE AREAS and NOT on the golf courses.
10. There shall be NO PLAYING OR PRACTICING AFTER
DUSK on the golf courses and all practice areas, including the
putting green, except for official tournaments supervised by the
Professional Staff (e.g. Nite Golf).
In order to use the facilities at other times, junior golfers must
have passed a playing proficiency test.
a. All children must conform to the Dress Code. Golf shirts
must be tucked in, and caps must be worn with the bill
forward.
b. The parent and child must give way to adult players at
all times on the courses and at the practice areas.
c. When using any of the practice facilities, the parent must
supervise his/her child at all times.
d. The Starter/Professional Staff has the discretion to request a
parent and child to delay playing at any time.
e. The parent is responsible for the actions of his/her child,
and violations can result in the loss of privileges.
LOCKER ROOM RULES
1. No children under the age of 10 are permitted in the Locker
Rooms without an adult.
2. Removal of bath towels from the Locker Rooms is not permitted.
3. Gender Appropriate Use of Locker Rooms:
Children’s use of Locker Rooms is governed by the rules above.
In addition, children are to be accompanied by an adult of the
same gender as the child and shall use the corresponding Locker
Room. The only exception to this standard is for children who
are infants or toddlers requiring a change of diapers. Beyond
this, the Club will attempt to make every reasonable accommodation for any disabled child, and the child’s parent.
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GOLF DRESS CODE
The purpose of our Dress Code is to provide Members, juniors
and guests with a guide to appropriate dress when using the golf
facilities (golf courses, putting green and all practice areas) at
Fiddler’s Elbow.
1. Men must wear slacks or Bermuda length shorts that are no
shorter than 3-inches above the top of the knee. Women must
wear slacks, capris, golf shorts, skirts, skorts, or dresses that are
no shorter than 3-inches above the knee.
2. For men, shirts with sleeves and collars are required. For mock
collared shirts, the collar must be a minimum of 1½”. Shirts
must be tucked into pants or shorts at all times.
3. For women, shirts with sleeves and collars are preferred;
however, women may wear a round neck collarless shirt with
sleeves or a shirt with a collar and no sleeves. Unfinished shirts
must be tucked in, but shirts with finished bottoms that are
designed to be left untucked may be worn out. However, no
women’s clothing is allowed where the midriff is visible.
4. Only spikeless shoes are permitted on the golf courses and
practice facilities. Spikeless shoes include Softspikes, golf
shoes with rubber treads, and sneakers.
5. Only when designated by the FECC Staff are jeans, pool attire,
athetic wear, or sweat pants permitted. The following items are
not allowed on the golf courses or in the Clubhouse at any time:
cargo shorts, t-shirts, tank tops, camouflage, shoes with metal
spikes, high top sneakers, or water footwear (e.g. flip flops).
6. Caps must be worn with the bill forward, at all times. Hats and
visors must be removed in the Clubhouse.
7. Golfers are not permitted to change attire or shoes in the parking
lot.
All Members are responsible for ensuring that their guest’s attire
conforms to the standards outlined above. Club staff will advise
Members and their guests if their attire is not considered in
compliance with the Dress Code. Please note that not all
Golf Shop merchandise conforms to the Dress Code.
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GOLF COURSE ETIQUETTE & PACE OF PLAY
1. The Golf Course Superintendent and/or the Professional Staff
have complete authority to prohibit play or restrict use of carts at
anytime they deem conditions unplayable.
2. It is the Member’s responsibility to register with the Starter
before commencing play.
3. All players are expected to follow the traditional rules for
etiquette at all times. Examples are listed below:
a. Replace divots with the divot whenever possible or, in the
case where the divot is not replaceable, use the sand mix
provided
b. Smooth bunkers with rakes provided
NOTE: The Superintendent and staff have painted blue lines
around all greenside bunkers where the rakes should be placed.
The head of the rake should be placed inside the bunker and the
handle sticking out of the bunker. This creates a consistent
placement and also promotes the proper entry to the bunker
on the side of easiest entry point.
c. Repair your ball mark and one other on the greens
d. Place all refuse and litter in receptacles (this would include
filter cigarette butts, beverage caps and other items of litter)
4. Guidelines to promote and foster PACE OF PLAY are listed
below.
a. Choose a set of tees appropriate for your skill level
b. Play ready golf – when safe to do so, players ready to play
should play, even if out of turn (take no more than 45
seconds to play your shot)
c. Anticipate your next shot – be prepared to play when it is
your turn
d. Keep up with the group in front of yours at all times
e. Be “Cart Smart” – practice efficient use of golf carts by
dropping a player off at their ball with clubs needed and
proceed to the other player’s ball so that each player may
play without delay. Park behind the green
f. Avoid extended searches for golf balls
g. If the ball may be out of play, utilize a Provisional Ball to
speed up play
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h. Each group should have one player (preferably the
low-handicapper) responsible for monitoring the speed of
play of the group
i. Be accountable – recognize that slow play is not always
another player’s fault
Persons failing to observe Pace of Play etiquette should be
brought to the attention of the Professional Staff. To ensure all
Members and guests can enjoy their golf experience at FECC,
under normal conditions, the general rule is that all 18-hole
rounds of golf for a foursome should be completed at no more than
a 4-hour and 15-minute pace, or the course-specific posted pace
rating. Groups must be no further than 10 minutes behind the
group in front of them or they may be asked to skip a hole or holes
to return to position. Our on-course staff is given the authority to
provide warnings and then move groups into position as needed.
If a group does not conform to proper pace, the Member/Members
will be held to the listed infraction procedures.
INFRACTlON PROCEDURES
If a Member observes an infraction of Pace of Play, Golf Rules,
Regulations, Dress Code, Etiquette, or inappropriate golf cart
usage, that Member should contact the Professional Staff either in
person or by letter. That Member can provide the name(s) of the
individual(s), the golf cart number responsible for the infraction,
and his/her own name (which will be held strictly confidential). At
the time of the infraction, the Member should feel free to respectfully and discreetly remind others of the Club’s rules.
Where such infractions are observed and reported, the Professional
Staff will investigate and take the actions listed below:
1. First infraction: a warning letter will be sent
2. Second infraction: the Member(s) will have restricted privileges
3. Repeated infractions: May result in suspension of privileges
A Member is fully responsible for his/her guest’s adherence to the
above and the Member will be subject to the penalty actions for
infractions by his/her guest.
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TOURNAMENT RULES
All tournaments shall be played under USGA Rules. Sign up
on the website or at the Golf Shop and always post your score.
In match play events, all matches must be completed by the date
set. All postponements must be made through the Professional
Staff. The player’s handicap should be adjusted to the current
posted handicap during the tournament.
Players unable or not intending to play throughout a
tournament may not enter the tournament.
Unless otherwise described by the Professional Staff, in the case of
a tie, prizes will be decided by match of cards starting with the last
nine, the last six, the last three holes and, finally, the 18th hole of
the course played. If still tied, the process will be repeated on the
front nine holes. If a tie still exists, a sudden death match of cards
will start on the 18th hole and work backwards.
In 54- and 36-hole events, the 18-hole score from the course with
the higher Course Rating will be used for starting the match of
cards process unless otherwise specified.
In all match play elimination events, it is the obligation of the
Member or team in the upper part of each bracket to make
arrangements for play with the opponent(s). All players must make
themselves available to play on the date and time specified. Any
other play must be by mutual consent. A player or team unavailable
on the specified date must default. The player or team with the
higher seed has the honor on the first tee.
Players who wish to participate in events must adhere to the
48 hour cancellation policy. Any player that violates this policy
is subject to probation in participation of events determined by
the Professional Staff.
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PRIZE EVENTS
The Tournament Prize Fund (TPF) is comprised of the “Game of
the Day” on Saturdays throughout the season for both Men and
Ladies. On Thursdays, Ladies will have a special event format to
participate in. The format and the course of the “Game of the Day”
will vary and will be posted on the scoreboard outside the Golf
Shop prior to play on these days. There are also other designated
TPF events throughout the season in which both Men and Ladies
may participate. See the Tournaments section later in this book.
The annual TPF charge is $150. In order to win Golf Shop credit
a Member must be in the prize fund (all core Golf Members will
be billed for the prize fund in the spring. Any other adult
Member may opt in or out of the TPF. The TPF fee includes the
establishment of a USGA handicap for the season.)
Players not in the TPF may participate in events, but will pay $20
each time for Thursday Ladies’ Days and Saturday Game of the
Day events or the posted a la carte rate for tournaments.
All participants in TPF events must have an established USGA
Handicap in order to collect prizes. Non-core Members who
have not been billed for the prize fund may join the prize fund and
must notify the Golf Shop if you wish to do so. The distribution of
prize fund credit is limited to the Members who have registered.
Only those having played in a group with two or more registered
TPF participants are eligible to win any TPF prize. If more than
one round is played on a tournament day, only the first round
played is eligible for any TPF prize.
For all TPF weekly events and tournaments, if your name is on
the scoreboard, your score must be posted in the handicap
computer by 5:00pm of the day played. If your score is not
posted by 5:00pm, you will not receive any TPF prize payout
and a penalty score will be posted for you. The USGA defines a
penalty score as the lowest score of the last 20 scores posted.
Players unable or not intending to play throughout a
tournament may not enter the tournament.
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HANDICAPS
The score posting season for New Jersey starts Friday, April 1 and
ends Monday, October 31. All revisions take place on the 1st and
15th of each month.
The USGA Handicap System takes into consideration the best 10
differentials from the last 20 scores. Maximum allowed handicap
index for men is 36.4, and for women is 40.4, unless otherwise
posted.
For handicap purposes, each person who completes 13 holes or
more is required to post his/her 18-hole score immediately upon
completion of his/her round. Individuals who play 7 to 9 holes
must post a 9-hole score for handicap purposes. No prizes will be
awarded to those who do not post their scores in accordance
with this rule.
Equitable Stroke Control is the maximum score on any hole
for handicapping purposes. Please see the chart below for the
maximum score to be posted for any hole based on the player’s
course handicap.
Course Handicap
9 or less
10 through 19
20 through 29
30 through 39
40 or more
Maximum Score on any Hole
Double Bogey
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8
9
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Handicapping Definitions
USGA Handicap Index: This is your official handicap. It is the
measurement of a player’s potential scoring ability on a course of
standard playing difficulty (113 slope). It is expressed as a number
taken to one decimal place and is used for conversion to a Course
Handicap.
Course Handicap: This is the handicap you play with at a
particular course. It is based on the conversion of your USGA
Handicap Index using the Course Handicap Table.
Home Course Handicap: This is the handicap you use at your
home course from your most commonly used set of tees. As a
matter of convenience, the MGA prints your home course handicap
on your handicap reports.
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Equitable Stroke Control: All scores for handicap purposes,
including tournament scores, are subject to the application of
Equitable Stroke Control (ESC). This mandatory procedure reduces high, single hole scores for handicap purposes in order to
make handicaps more representative of a player’s potential ability.
Course Rating: This is the evaluation of a course’s playing difficulty
for a scratch golfer under normal course and weather conditions.
Slope Rating: It is not simply a measure of playing difficulty.
It is a comparative evaluation of how a course plays for the scratch
player vs. the bogey player. The Slope Rating for courses of standard
difficulty for men and women is 113.
Handicap Policing:
Throughout the course of the season, a member of the Professional
Staff will be responsible for handicap policing. All non-event
rounds of golf must be posted, and in the event that a Member is in
breach of posting scores, the following actions will be taken:
First Infraction: The score will be posted with warning
Second Infraction: The Member(s) will have restricted privileges
in participation of member events and handicapped play
Third Infraction: May result in the suspension of privileges
Please note that the Professional Staff will post all Club-monitored events, which includes Ladies’ Days and Saturday Games
of the Day. Any time a Member is given an official scorecard by
the Professional Staff, his/her score will be posted for handicapping purposes.
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LOCAL GOLF RULES
The following Local Rules, in conjunction with the USGA Rules
of Golf, govern play. Unless otherwise provided, penalty for
breach of a Local Rule is two (2) strokes in Stroke Play and loss of
hole in Match Play
1. Suspension of Play: One (1) horn sound from our Lightning
Detection System
Resume Play: Three (3) horn sounds from our Lightning
Detection System
2. Relief for Embedded Ball: “Through the green,” a ball that is
embedded in its own pitch-mark in the ground 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.
“Through the green” is the whole area of the course except:
a. The tee and putting green of the hole being played; and
b. All hazards on the course
3. Artificially Surfaced Roads: Artificially surfaced roads and
paths are obstructions. White lined areas tying into roads or
paths have the same status as the roads or paths, and thus they
are obstructions and not ground under repair. Cart damage
adjacent to paths is considered part of the obstruction. Take
relief without penalty under Rule 24.
4. Dropping Zones: If a ball is in or it is known or virtually
certain that a ball that has not been found is in the water hazard
on #17 Forest Course the player may:
a. Proceed under Rule 26; or
b. As an additional option, drop a ball, under penalty of one
stroke in the Dropping Zone
5. Out of Bounds: White stakes, boundary and cyclone fences
define out of bounds.
6. Sod Seams: Through the green, seams of cut turf (not the turf
itself) are deemed to be ground under repair. However, interference by a seam with the player’s stance is deemed not to be, of
itself, interference under Rule 25-1. If a ball lies in or is touching the seam or the seam interferes with the area of the intended
swing, relief is available under Rule 25-1. All seams within the
cut turf area are considered the same seam.
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7. Aeration Holes: Through the green, a ball that 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 but not
nearer the hole. The ball when dropped must first strike a part
of the course through the green. On the putting green, a ball
that comes to rest in or on an aeration hole may be placed at the
nearest spot not nearer the hole that avoids the situation.
8. Preferred Lies/Winter Rules: If Preferred Lies or Winter
Rules are posted for the day’s play, a ball on your own fairway
may be lifted, cleaned, and placed within one (1) club length of
the ball’s original position. The ball may be placed and must
not be closer to the hole than the original position where it lay,
that is not on a putting green or in a hazard.
9. Practice in Stroke Play: Competitors may play the golf course
the same day of a Stroke Play event after the competition has
closed for the day, without disqualification.
10. Distance-Measuring Devices: A player may obtain distance
information by using a device that measures distance only. 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, for which the
penalty is disqualification, regardless of whether any such
additional function is actually used.
Forest course:
Hole #1 – The split rail fence shall be played as an immovable
obstruction. Neither the fence, nor the roadway are out of bounds.
Hole #2 – The split rail fence shall be played as an immovable
obstruction. Neither the fence, nor the roadway are out of bounds.
Hole #4 – The circulation fans and poles behind the green are
deemed temporary immovable obstructions which give the player
line of sight relief in addition to the options for obtaining relief
from immovable obstructions.
Hole #14 – The fence to the left and behind the green defines out
of bounds.
Hole #17 – Refer to Local Rule #4.
Hole #18 – The circulation fans and poles behind the green are
deemed temporary immovable obstructions which give the player
line of sight relief in addition to the options for obtaining relief
from immovable obstructions.
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River course:
Hole #5 – The chain link fence defines out of bounds.
Hole #12 – Refer to Local Rule #4. The drop area to be used is the
front of the green tee box.
Hole #13 – The chain link fence defines out of bounds.
Hole #17 – The chain link fence defines out of bounds.
Meadow course:
Hole #3 – The chain link fence on the left defines out of bounds
Hole #4 – The golf practice facility and any recreational areas (tennis, basketball, etc.) are out of bounds.
Hole #5 – The left side of the cart building serves as white stakes
defining out of bounds. A ball that comes to rest on any pavement
other than the cart path past or to the right of the cart building is
out of bounds.
Hole #7 – The electric fence beyond the green defines out of
bounds.
Hole #18 – A ball coming to rest in the grassy area in front of the
Grill Room requires mandatory relief to the nearest point, not
nearer the hole.
Please check the Local Golf Rules posted for the day as they
are subject to change.
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PRACTICE FACILITY
The use of the practice areas (putting green, driving range and
short game area) is limited to Golf Members, their guests and
Club-hosted events. (NOTE: House Members do not have any
golf privileges other than as a guest of a Golf Member or to host
one event per year)
The practice area will be open daily as the weather permits and
may be closed due to conditions prohibiting the pickup of balls.
1. Persons using the practice facilities must use designated areas
only. No persons are allowed beyond the tee lines to retrieve
balls.
2. When practicing on the grass surfaces, Members should use caution
as to not create unnecessary damage to the turf and should repair
their area used with divot mix provided when practical.
3. In the short game practice area, Members and guests should
leave the area as they found it and clean up balls hit to the
green so the next person using the area is left with a clean area
to practice.
Hours of Operation
The general rule will be that the practice facilities will be open ½
hour prior to the first tee time. Due to the mowing and maintenance schedule, the practice facility will close 1-1½ hours early on
Tuesdays and will open late on Wednesdays. Please inquire in the
Golf Shop for specific times as they are based on the daylight
schedule.
During peak times when the practice facility is busy, all Members
and their guests shall use the tee for pre-round warm-up purposes
only. Please be aware of players waiting to warm up and limit your
practice time during busy periods. When necessary, Members
shall give priority on the tee to the teaching professionals. Be
aware and use common courtesy during these times. Extended
practicing should only be done during off-peak hours.
RANGE BALLS ARE NOT TO BE REMOVED FROM THE
PRACTICE AREAS AT ANY TIME.
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FIDDLER’S ELBOW GOLF ACADEMY
Lessons, including the use of video and club fitting services are
available by appointment from the Professional Staff.
Private Lesson Rates:
Director of Golf
Mat Kent, PGA
$150/hr.
Director of Instruction
Bill Schmedes III, PGA
$175/hr.
Golf Coach
Jeremy Eccles, PGA
Head of Junior Development
$150/hr.
Teaching Professional
Mark Wood, PGA
$150/hr.
Teaching Professional
Kathy Hart Wood, LPGA $120/hr.
Assistant Golf Professionals
$100/hr.
Private instruction is available for Junior Golfers at 80% the cost
of posted rates.
NOTE: Lessons not cancelled with 24-hour notice will be billed
at the posted rate.
The Fiddler’s Elbow Golf Academy will have instructional clinics,
golf schools and other player development programs available for
all skill levels.
Included in our expanded offerings in 2016 are the services of our
Director of Sport Psychology and Performance Enhancement,
Dr. Nick Molinaro. He will be conducting sport mental skills
assessments and training, small clinics and individual sessions on
and off the course to improve your mental game. For more details
please visit our website or call the Golf Shop.
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BOOKING LESSONS & PROGRAM INFORMATION
Lessons can be booked through the Golf Shop at (908) 439-2513.
Lessons with the following instructors can be made directly by
using the following telephone numbers:
Bill Schmedes:
(774) 212-0035
Jeremy Eccles:
(802) 233-3045
Kathy Wood:
(908) 399-1671
Mark Wood:
(908) 399-1646
All program information and registration will be online at
www.FiddlersElbowCC.com on the golf calendar. Program advertising and details will be sent through e-blast and posted on the
website throughout the season.
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LADIES’ GOLF
Ladies’ Days are offered most Thursdays and Saturdays throughout
the season. These days are designed to make it enjoyable for all
levels of course-ready players to participate and use the Club. On
Thursdays, there are fun formats for the competitive or more
advanced lady golfers as well as the novices. Please know that it is
okay to use these times to just get out with the girls and be social,
not having to participate in the scheduled game. On Saturdays,
the “Game of the Day” will be the same for both Men and Ladies.
Below are some examples and descriptions of some of the formats
we will use throughout the season. Ladies will participate from the
Green tees. Starting times will be sent via email one day prior to
the event.
For Thursday games, see below:
Best Ball (Team Game)
Each player on the team plays his or her own golf ball throughout
the round, and on each hole the low score - or “best ball” - of the
group serves as the team score.
Bingo Bango Bongo (Individual Game)
Each player plays her own golf ball throughout the round. The
player who has the highest number of total points at the end of the
round wins. Points are awarded on each hole as follows: Bingo (1
point) – the player to get their ball on the green first in their group,
Bango (1 point) – the player whose ball is closest to the hole once
all players balls are on the green and Bongo (1 point) – the player
who holes out first on each hole.
Criers and Whiners (Individual Game)
A game of do-overs, or mulligans, that can be used from any point
on the golf course. Handicaps are converted into free shots that are
used during the round. For each handicap stroke a player may
replay a shot.
Kickers (Individual Game)
The staff will select a target score within an announced range for
the round and keep it secret. Prior to the round you will guess and
record how many strokes you would need to subtract from your
actual score shot to match the secret number selected. All players
who guess correctly the number to subtract from their actual score
and match the selected number win.
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Four Ball Color (Team Game)
Each player will be assigned a color on the team’s scorecard. At
the bottom of the flagstick on each hole there will be a colored
hairband determining the player’s score which will count for the
team on that hole. Players will not know that their score will count
until they get to the green and see the colored hairband on the
bottom of the flagstick.
Pink Ball (Team Game)
Each team will be given 2 pink golf balls (one as a back-up). Prior
to play a rotation will be established where 1 player plays the Pink
golf ball for the hole. That player’s score will count in addition to
the lowest score (Net) of the other 3 players on the team. Teams
finishing the round with the Pink golf ball will be given a bonus
for not losing the ball(s).
Low Putts (Individual Game)
Keep track of your putting score and if you have the lowest
number of putts you win.
Match Play vs. Bogey (Individual or Team Game)
Take your score on each hole versus the Par of that hole +1 stroke.
If you beat the Bogey Score, you get 1 point. If you tie the Bogey
Score you get ½ a point. If your score is higher than the Bogey
Score, you get 0 points. Add the points to try to achieve the highest
number of points possible.
Points (Team Game)
Each player plays each hole with their Net score determining how
many points they’ve earned for the team. All players on the team’s
points are added together to determine the team’s score on each
hole. Points are earned for Eagles, Birdies and Pars and Bogeys.
Points are awarded on the Net score as follows:
Eagle – 4
Birdie – 3
Par – 2
Bogey – 1
Double Bogey or higher – 0
Scramble (Team Game)
Each player tees off on each hole. The best of the tee shots is selected and all players play their second shots from that spot. The
best of the second shots is determined, then all play their third
shots from that spot, and so on until the ball is holed.
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Shamble (Team Game)
All members of the team tee off and the best shot of the four tee
shots is selected. All players move their balls to the spot of the best
shot. From this point, the hole is played out at stroke play, with all
members of the team playing their own ball into the hole.
Stableford (Individual or Team Game)
Just like regular play except you use points to represent Eagles,
Birdies, Pars and Bogeys. Points are awarded as follows:
Eagle – 4
Birdie – 3
Par – 2
Bogey – 1
Double Bogey or higher – 0
Three Little Pigs (Individual or Team Game)
Get rid of your 3 worst scores from the round. At the end of the
round, find your 3 worst scores and cross them out adding the rest
of the scores to get your score for the day.
Each Saturday that there is a Game of the Day, any group with 2
or more TPF-registered members may participate in the game.
One player in the group shall keep the scorecard for the game. On
the scorecard, each player’s course handicap (for the course being
played) and their allocation (depending on the % specific to the
game) should be noted. This will allow the team/players to keep
the score throughout the round pertaining to the game. An example
would be if the game was Net 1 BB (Best Ball) of 2, each player’s
handicap allocation based on 90% of their course handicap would
be used to dot the card with strokes given based on the handicap
ranking given on the scorecard. So if player “A” has a course
handicap of 10, he/she would get 9 strokes for the round: 1 stroke
on the 9 toughest holes. If player “B” has a course handicap of 20,
he/she would get 18 strokes for the round: 1 stroke on each hole.
At the completion of the round, the scorekeeper shall post the
player’s names and the hole-by-hole team scores on the scoreboard
in the Golf Shop.
For Saturday games, see below:
Net 1 BB (Best Ball) of 2 – (use 90% of course handicap)
Teams consist of 2 players. Each partner plays his or her own golf
ball throughout the round. On each hole, the low Net score of the
partners serves as the team score.
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Net 1 BB of 4 – (use 80% of course handicap)
Teams consist of 4 players. Each player on the team plays his or
her own golf ball throughout the round. On each hole, the low Net
score of the group serves as the team score.
Net 1 BB of 2 (Stableford) – (use 90% of course handicap)
Teams consist of 2 players. Each partner plays his or her own golf
ball throughout the round. On each hole, the low Net score is used
for allotting points. Points are awarded on the Net score as follows:
Eagle – 4
Birdie – 3
Par – 2
Bogey – 1
Double Bogey or higher – 0
Net 1 BB of 4 (Stableford) – (use 80% of course handicap)
Teams consist of 4 players. Each player on the team plays his or
her own golf ball throughout the round. On each hole, the low Net
score is used for allotting points. Points are awarded on the Net
score as follows:
Eagle – 4
Birdie – 3
Par – 2
Bogey – 1
Double Bogey or higher – 0
Net 2 BB of 4 – (use 90% of course handicap)
Teams consist of 4 players. Each player on the team plays his or
her own golf ball throughout the round. On each hole, the two
lowest Net scores of the group are combined, serving as the team
score.
Net 1 BB of 2 (Versus Par) – (use 90% of course handicap)
Teams consist of 2 players. Each partner plays his or her own golf
ball throughout the round. On each hole, the low Net score of the
partners serves as the team score. This score is compared to par,
with the team receiving a (-) for a Net score over par, a (+) for a
Net score below par, and a (0) for a Net score of par. Each plus and
minus is reconciled after the round to reach a team score (i.e. “+2”
or “-4”).
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Net 1 BB of 4 (Versus Par) – (use 80% of course handicap)
Teams consist of 4 players. Each player on the team plays his or
her own golf ball throughout the round. On each hole, the low Net
score of the group serves as the team score. This score is compared
to par, with the team receiving a (-) for a Net score over par, a (+)
for a Net score below par, and a (0) for a Net score of par. Each
plus and minus is reconciled after the round to reach a team score
(i.e. “+2” or “-4”).
Net 1 BB of 2 (Pro as your Partner) – (use 90% of course handicap)
Teams consist of 2 players. Each partner plays his or her own golf
ball throughout the round. On each hole, the low Net score of the
partners serves as the team score. At the completion of the round,
teams will check the hole by hole scores that a member of the Professional Staff has posted and use any individual hole scores that
help the team.
Net 1 BB of 4 (Pro as your Partner) – (use 80% of course handicap)
Teams consist of 4 players. Each player on the team plays his or
her own golf ball throughout the round. On each hole, the low Net
score of the group serves as the team score. At the completion of
the round, teams will check the hole by hole scores that a member
of the Professional Staff has posted and use any individual hole
scores that help the team.
2 Person Net Points – (use 90% of course handicap)
Teams consist of 2 players. Each partner will play his or her own
golf ball throughout the round. On each hole, any player’s Net
score earning points will count for the team score. Points are
awarded on the Net score(s) as follows:
Eagle – 4
Birdie – 3
Par – 2
Bogey – 1
Double Bogey or higher – 0
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4 Person Net Points - (use 80% of course handicap)
Teams consist of 4 players. Each player on the team will play his
or her own golf ball throughout the round. On each hole, any
player’s Net score earning points will count for the team score.
Points are awarded on the Net score(s) as follows:
Eagle – 4
Birdie – 3
Par – 2
Bogey – 1
Double Bogey or higher – 0
Individual Versus Par – (use 100% of course handicap)
This is an individual game. Player plays his or her own golf ball
throughout the round. On each hole, the player’s score is compared
to par, receiving a (-) for a Net score over par, a (+) for a Net score
below par, and a (0) for a Net score of par. Each plus and minus is
reconciled after the round to reach a total score (i.e. “+2” or “-4”).
Low Gross – (no handicap)
This is an individual game. Player plays his or her own golf ball
throughout the round.
*This is just a sampling of the formats we will use. Formats will be
rotated each week and, as always, please see the Professional Staff
with any questions. We are happy to help any way we can.
Please see the Prize Events section for details about the Tournament
Prize Fund (TPF) and a la carte rate per day.
Please see the website, Ladies’ Bulletin Board, or the Golf Shop
for upcoming events and schedules.
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DINING
Fiddler’s Elbow Country Club prides itself on its commitment to
sustainable and fresh ingredients. Our Executive Chef ’s fresh take on
traditional dishes and immaculate presentation will not disappoint.
ELBOW ROOM DINING ROOMS
Breakfast
Monday – Friday
By reservation
Lunch
Monday – Friday
11:30am – 3:00pm
Reservation recommended
Dinner
Monday – Saturday
5:00pm – 8:30pm
Reservation required
“55th HOLE” – GRILL ROOM
Jan., Feb., Mar. & Dec. – Open Weather Permitting
(Please call for hours)
Apr. 1 – Nov. 30 – Open Daily
Breakfast – Mon.-Fri.
Breakfast – Sat.-Sun.
Sunday Brunch
Lunch
Dinner
7:30am – 11:00am
7:00am – 11:00am
8:00am – 12:00pm
11:00am – 4:30pm
4:30pm – 8:00pm
CLUBHOUSE DRESS CODE
Golf attire is permitted in the Clubhouse and Elbow Room Bar
area at all times (please refer to “Golf Dress Code” in the
aforementioned golf section).
Country Club Casual (no shorts/denim) is required in the Elbow
Room Dining Rooms and the Wine Cellar after 5:00pm.
Golf attire is appropriate for dining in the “55th Hole” – Grill
Room and on the Patio at all times.
NOTE: Unless specified, denim/jeans, pool attire, sneakers,
sweatshirts, and t-shirts are not permitted.
FECC is a smoke-free environment. Appropriate dress is
required. The dress code is strictly enforced. Members and
their guests are not permitted to use Club facilities if attire is
inappropriate. Please be sure to inform your guests.
GRATUITIES
Gratuities are not required, nor are they solicited, however, if a
Member or guest is inclined to reward great service, it is appreciated.
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2016 GOLF SCHEDULE
April
15 Fri. Men’s Opening Dinner
6:30pm
16 Sat. Men’s Opening Tournament (Forest)
16 Sat. Ladies’ Opening Brunch
8:00am SG
10:00am – 12:00pm
16 Sat. Demo Day (South Tee)
11:00am – 5:00pm
16 Sat. Ladies’ Opening Tournament (Forest)
1:00pm SG
16 Sat. Couples’ Opening Day Dinner/Dance
7:00pm
21 Thu. 9-Hole Skins Game
5:30pm TT
(held every other Thursday until October 8; Course TBD)
Sat. The Founders’ Cup Qualifying (River)
8:00am SG
1
Sun. Founders’ Cup – Round 1 (Meadow)
7:30am TT
2
Mon. NJ Turfgrass Foundation Outing
(3 Courses) All Courses Closed
6
Fri. Nine & Dine (Meadow)
8
Sun. Mother’s Day – Family Golf “Moms Play Free”
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May
14 Sat. The Grace Cup (Forest)
11:00am SG
5:30pm SG
8:00am SG
26 Thu. Fiddler’s Pride One-Day Member-Guest
Tournament (Forest)
1:00pm SG
30 Mon. Memorial Day –
Family Skills Challenge
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11:00am – 2:00pm
June
2
Thu. The Fiddler’s Invitational – Men’s Three-Day
Member-Guest – Practice Round
1:30pm SG
& Stag Dinner
7:00pm
3
Fri. The Fiddler’s Invitational – Men’s Three-Day
Member-Guest – Rounds 1-3 (2 Courses) 8:00am TT
& Dinner Dance
7:00pm
4
Sat. The Fiddler’s Invitational – Men’s Three-Day
Member-Guest – Rounds 4-5 (2 Courses) 8:30am SG
& Shootout of Flight Champions
2:30pm
5
Sun. RAIN DATE - The Fiddler’s Invitational
Men’s Three-Day Member-Guest
10 Fri. Nine & Dine (River)
6:00pm SG
11 Sat. The Duet – Ladies' Member-Member
Tournament (River)
8:30am SG
12 Sun. Three-Club Tournament (Meadow)
8:00am SG
16 Thu. Ladies’ 9-Hole Member-Guest (Meadow) 10:00am SG
18 Sat. Tough Day (54 Holes)
19 Sun. Father’s Day
Family Golf Tournament (Meadow)
7:00am TT
12:00pm SG
20 Mon. USO Outing (3 Courses)
(All Courses Closed)
10:00am SG
27 Mon. Kyle Flood Outing (3 Courses)
(All Courses Closed)
12:00pm SG
29 Wed. Fiddler’s Pride One-Day Member-Guest
Tournament (River)
1:00pm SG
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July
4
Mon. Red, White & Blue (Forest)
8:00am SG
9
Sat. President’s Cup Member-Member
Day 1 (River)
8:00am SG
10 Sun. President’s Cup Member-Member
Day 2 (Forest)
8:00am SG
15 Fri. Nine & Dine (Forest)
5:30pm SG
16 Sat. Junior Club Championship (River)
2:00pm TT
21 Thu. Ladies’ 18-Hole Member-Guest (Forest) 9:00am SG
23 Sat. Junior/Senior Tournament (Forest)
28 Thu. Fiddler’s Pride One-Day Invitational
(Meadow & Forest)
8:00am SG
10:00am SG
August
6
Sat. The Moseley (Forest)
8:00am TT
7
Sun. Men’s Club Championship
Round 1 (River)
8:00am TT
13 Sat. Men’s Club Championship
Round 2 (Forest)
8:00am TT
14 Sun. Men’s Club Championship
Round 3 & Flighted Finals (River)
7:00am TT
14 Sun. Men’s Club Championship
Championship Flight Finals (Forest)
12:00pm
20 Sat. Ladies’ Club Championship (Forest)
8:00am TT
21 Sun. Family Golf Tournament (Meadow)
2:00pm SG
26 Fri. Day & Nite Golf (River)
5:30pm SG
28 Sun. Mixed Member-Guest (Couples) (Forest) 9:00am SG
31 Wed. Fiddler’s Pride One-Day Member-Guest 1:00pm SG
Tournament (Meadow)
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September
5
Mon. Labor Day Open (Forest)
8:00am SG
10 Sat. Men’s Senior Club Championship
Day 1 (River)
10:00am TT
11 Sun. Men’s Senior Club Championship
Day 2 (Meadow)
10:00am TT
13 Tue. L’Oreal Outing (3 Courses)
(All Courses Closed)
17 Sat. The Solheim Cup Selection Party
18 Sun. The Solheim Cup (River)
9:00am SG
6:00pm
10:00am TT
23 Fri. Fiddler’s Cup Selection Party
6:00pm
24 Sat. Fiddler’s Cup – Day 1 (River)
9:00am SG
25 Sun. Fiddler’s Cup – Day 2 (Forest)
9:00am SG
28 Wed. Fiddler’s Pride One-Day
Member-Guest Tournament (Forest)
1:00pm SG
October
2
Sun. Couples’ Championship (River)
1:00pm SG
7
Fri. Nite Golf (Course TBD)
7:00pm SG
13 Thu. Ladies’ Closing Day & Dinner (River)
18 Holes
9 Holes
Dinner
14 Fri. Men’s Closing Dinner
1:00pm SG
3:30pm SG
6:30pm
6:30pm
15 Sat. Men’s Closing Tournament
Option 1 – (River)
9:00am SG
16 Sun. Men’s Closing Tournament
Option 2 – (Forest)
9:00am SG
November
26 Sat. Turkey Shootout (River)
10:00am SG
December
3
Sat. Cross Country Golf (Course TBD)
31 Sat. Frosty Scramble (River)
10:00am SG
10:00am SG
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2016 TOURNAMENTS
• TPF represents the Tournament Prize Fund.
The Tournament Prize Fund (TPF) is comprised of the “Game of
the Day” on Saturdays throughout the season for both Men and
Ladies. On Thursdays, Ladies will have a special event format to
participate in. The format and the course of the “Game of the Day”
will vary and will be posted in the Golf Shop prior to play on these
days. There are also designated TPF events throughout the season
in which both Men and Ladies may participate.
The annual TPF charge is $150. In order to win Golf Shop credit,
a Member must be in the prize fund (all core Golf Members
will be billed for the prize fund in the spring. If a Member is not
in the TPF and does wish to play in an event, they must either join
TPF or pay the a la carte fee for that event. The TPF fee includes
the establishment of a USGA handicap for the season). All
participants in TPF events must have an established USGA
Handicap in order to collect prizes. Non-core Members who have
not been billed for the prize fund may join the prize fund and must
notify the Golf Shop. The distribution of prize fund credit is limited
to the Members who have registered. Only those having played in
a group with two or more registered TPF participants are eligible
to win any TPF prize. If more than one round is played on a tournament day, only the first round played is eligible for any TPF prize.
For all TPF weekly events and tournaments, your score must
be posted in the handicap computer by 5:00pm of the day
played. If your score is not posted by 5:00pm, you will not
receive any TPF prize payout and a penalty score will be
posted for you. The USGA defines a penalty score as the lowest
score of the last 20 scores posted.
Players unable or not intending to play throughout a tournament
may not enter the tournament.
• In 2-person TPF weekly events, teams must be decided prior to
starting play.
• The Member Tees will be used as the primary tee for the basis of
handicaps for the “Game of the Day” events on Saturdays and
other events. An option to play from the White Tees is listed
below.
• Cart fees and, where applicable, Push Cart fees are not included
in event pricing. These fees will be billed to the Member’s account.
The Fiddler’s Invitational – Men’s Three-Day Member-Guest and
Fiddler’s Pride One-Day Member-Guest Tournaments are
examples of exceptions.
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White Tee Policy:
Male Members who wish to play from the White Tees for any
scheduled Game of the Day or tournament when the Member Tees
are used for the basis of handicaps may do so with advance notice
to the Professional Staff, except the Moseley, the Championship Division of the Men’s and Senior Men’s Club Championships, and The
Fiddler’s Invitational – Men’s Three-Day Member-Guest.
In order to participate in other tournaments, including all weekend
tournaments, players competing from the White Tees must adjust
their handicaps by the difference in the course ratings from the
Member Tee to the White Tee (i.e. deduct the appropriate number
of strokes from their White Tee Course Handicap) in accordance
with the USGA Handicap System Rules.
Tournament Cancellation Policy:
Members are allowed to cancel their tournament participation
(with notice to the Professional Staff) within 24 hours one (1) time
throughout the season. If a Member cancels within 24 hours more
than once, the Professional Staff reserves the right to suspend tournament participation for the duration of the season. In addition, if a
Member does not provide notice to the Professional Staff that
he/she will not be participating, the same penalty may apply.
• The Professional Staff will post scores for all Club- monitored
events, which includes Ladies’ Days and Saturday Games of
the Day. Any time a Member is given an official scorecard by
the Professional Staff, his/her score will be posted for handicapping purposes.
• The Professional Staff reserves the right to make tournament
modifications based upon course conditions, availability, the size
of field, safety, or weather conditions.
• All scores for qualifying tournaments must be played on the same
day and same course. Qualifying rounds must be played with another participant or a Professional Staff Member.
• Certain trophies that are won throughout the season will be presented for ladies at the Ladies’ Closing Dinner on October 13th
and for men at the Men’s Closing Dinner on October 14th.
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GAME OF THE DAY INSTRUCTIONS AND FORMATS
Each Saturday that there is a Game of the Day, any group with 2 or
more TPF-registered members may participate in the game.
One player in the group shall keep the scorecard for the game. On
the scorecard, each player’s course handicap (for the course being
played) and their allocation (depending on the percentage specific
to the game) should be noted. This will allow the team/players to
keep the score throughout the round pertaining to the game. An
example would be if the game was Net 1 BB (Best Ball) of 2, each
player’s handicap allocation based on 0% of their course handicap
would be used to dot the card with strokes given based on the
handicap ranking given on the scorecard. So if player “A” has a
course handicap of 10, he/she would get 9 strokes for the round: 1
stroke on the 9 toughest holes. If player “B” has a course handicap
of 20, he/she would get 18 strokes for the round: 1 stroke on each
hole. At the completion of the round, the scorekeeper shall post
the player’s names and the hole-by-hole team scores on the scoreboard in the Golf Shop.
Net 1 BB (Best Ball) of 2 – (use 90% of course handicap)
Teams consist of 2 players. Each partner plays his or her own golf
ball throughout the round. On each hole, the low Net score of the
partners serves as the team score.
Net 1 BB of 4 – (use 80% of course handicap)
Teams consist of 4 players. Each player on the team plays his or
her own golf ball throughout the round. On each hole, the low Net
score of the group serves as the team score.
Net 1 BB of 2 (Stableford) – (use 90% of course handicap)
Teams consist of 2 players. Each partner plays his or her own golf
ball throughout the round. On each hole, the low Net score is used
for allotting points. Points are awarded on the Net score as follows:
Eagle – 4
Birdie – 3
Par – 2
Bogey – 1
Double Bogey or higher – 0
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Net 1 BB of 4 (Stableford) – (use 80% of course handicap)
Teams consist of 4 players. Each player on the team plays his or
her own golf ball throughout the round. On each hole, the low Net
score is used for allotting points. Points are awarded on the Net
score as follows:
Eagle – 4
Birdie – 3
Par – 2
Bogey – 1
Double Bogey or higher – 0
Net 2 BB of 4 – (use 90% of course handicap)
Teams consist of 4 players. Each player on the team plays his or
her own golf ball throughout the round. On each hole, the two lowest Net scores of the group are combined, serving as the team
score.
Net 1 BB of 2 (Versus Par) – (use 90% of course handicap)
Teams consist of 2 players. Each partner plays his or her own golf
ball throughout the round. On each hole, the low Net score of the
partners serves as the team score. This score is compared to par,
with the team receiving a (-) for a Net score over par, a (+) for a
Net score below par, and a (0) for a Net score of par. Each plus and
minus is reconciled after the round to reach a team score (i.e. “+2”
or “-4”).
Net 1 BB of 4 (Versus Par) – (use 80% of course handicap)
Teams consist of 4 players. Each player on the team plays his or
her own golf ball throughout the round. On each hole, the low Net
score of the group serves as the team score. This score is compared
to par, with the team receiving a (-) for a Net score over par, a (+)
for a Net score below par, and a (0) for a Net score of par. Each
plus and minus is reconciled after the round to reach a team score
(i.e. “+2” or “-4”).
Net 1 BB of 2 (Pro as your Partner) – (use 90% of course handicap)
Teams consist of 2 players. Each partner plays his or her own golf
ball throughout the round. On each hole, the low Net score of the
partners serves as the team score. At the completion of the round,
teams will check the hole by hole scores that a member of the Professional Staff has posted and use any individual hole scores that
help the team.
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Net 1 BB of 4 (Pro as your Partner) – (use 80% of course handicap)
Teams consist of 4 players. Each player on the team plays his or
her own golf ball throughout the round. On each hole, the low Net
score of the group serves as the team score. At the completion of
the round, teams will check the hole by hole scores that a member
of the Professional Staff has posted and use any individual hole
scores that help the team.
2 Person Net Points – (use 90% of course handicap)
Teams consist of 2 players. Each partner will play his or her own
golf ball throughout the round. On each hole, any player’s Net
score earning points will count for the team score. Points are
awarded on the Net score(s) as follows:
Eagle – 4
Birdie – 3
Par – 2
Bogey – 1
Double Bogey or higher – 0
4 Person Net Points – (use 80% of course handicap)
Teams consist of 4 players. Each player on the team will play his
or her own golf ball throughout the round. On each hole, any
player’s Net score earning points will count for the team score.
Points are awarded on the Net score(s) as follows:
Eagle – 3
Birdie – 2
Par – 1
Bogey or higher – 0
Orange Ball – (use 90% of course handicap)
Teams consist of 4 players. Each team will be given 2 orange golf
balls (one as a back-up). Prior to play a rotation will be established
where 1 player plays the orange golf ball for the hole. That player’s
score will count in addition to the lowest score (Net) of the other 3
players on the team. Teams finishing the round with the orange
golf ball will be given a bonus for not losing the ball(s).
Individual Versus Par – (use 100% of course handicap)
This is an individual game. Player plays his or her own golf ball
throughout the round. On each hole, the player’s score is compared
to par, receiving a (-) for a Net score over par, a (+) for a Net score
below par, and a (0) for a Net score of par. Each plus and minus is
reconciled after the round to reach a total score (i.e. “+2” or “-4”).
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Low Gross – (no handicap)
This is an individual game. Player plays his or her own golf ball
throughout the round.
WEEKDAY WARRIORS
Most weekdays throughout the season, the Weekday Warriors will
have organized starting times (typically around noon) for those
interested in a weekday game and camaraderie. Please check the
Golf Shop for dates and times.
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EVENT:
THE TOP FIDDLE
MEN’S SEASON-LONG
POINTS RACE
DATE:
April 16 – September 11
FORMAT:
This is the Men’s season-long points race
comprised of 10 member events plus the
TPF Game of the Day held on most Saturdays.
The points will be given out based on a
system of tiers, where more prestigious
events are awarded more points. The
Member who has accumulated the most
points following the final event will be
The Top Fiddle!
In the event of a tie for The Top Fiddle, the
winner will be the player with the highest
average points per event. Please refer to
www.FiddlersElbowCC.com for a complete
listing of points breakdowns for each event
listed below:
Tier 1
The Founders’ Cup
The Men’s Club Championship
Tier 2
The Grace Cup
The President’s Cup
The Moseley
Tier 3
Men’s Opening Tournament
Three-Club Tournament
Tough Day
Red, White & Blue
Junior/Senior Tournament
Labor Day Open
Tier 4
TPF Saturday Game of the Day
*All Members will be awarded participation points if a higher
amount of points is not won.
ELlGlBILlTY:
Open to all male Golf Members with an
established handicap.
PRIZES:
Trophy for The Top Fiddle plus Golf Shop
credit for Top 5 finishers.
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EVENT:
THE TOP FIDDLE
LADIES’ SEASON-LONG
POINTS RACE
DATE:
April 16 – September 10
FORMAT:
This is the Ladies’ season-long points race
comprised of 8 member events plus the TPF
Game of the Day held on most Thursdays and
Saturdays. The points will be given out based
on a system of tiers, where more prestigious
events are awarded more points. The member
who has accumulated the most points following the final event will be The Top Fiddle!
In the event of a tie for The Top Fiddle, the
winner will be the player with the highest
average points per event. Please refer to
www.FiddlersElbowCC.com for a complete
listing of points breakdowns for each event
listed below:
Tier 1
The President’s Cup
The Duet
The Ladies’ Club Championship
Tier 2
Ladies’ Opening Tournament
Three-Club Tournament
Tough Day
Red, White & Blue
Junior/Senior Tournament
Labor Day Open
Tier 3
TPF Thursday Game of the Day
TPF Saturday Game of the Day
*All Members will be awarded participation points if a higher
amount of points is not won.
ELlGlBILlTY:
Open to all female Golf Members with an
established handicap.
PRIZES:
Trophy for The Top Fiddle plus Golf Shop
credit for Top 5 finishers.
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EVENT:
MEN’S OPENING DINNER
DATE:
April 15
FORMAT:
Cocktails, Hors D’oeuvres, Dinner, Cigars
and Scotch Tasting, Golf Shop Merchandise
Raffle, and Table Prizes
ELlGlBILlTY:
Open to all adult male Golf Members.
Please register in the Golf Shop or on
www.FiddlersElbowCC.com at least two
days prior to the event.
COST:
$75 per person
STARTING TIME: 6:30pm
EVENT:
MEN’S OPENING TOURNAMENT
DATE:
April 16 (Forest)
FORMAT:
4-person Scramble. Each team will consist of
an A, B, C, D player paired by the Professional
Staff. Each player’s drive must be used at least
three times.
(Playing as a threesome, format is subject to
modification by the Professional Staff)
TEES:
Each player’s Course Handicap from the
Member Tees on the Forest will determine the
tees to be played:
Black – 6 and under
Blue – 7 to 20
White – 21 to 28
Green – 29 and above
PAIRINGS:
Blind draw by the Professional Staff.
Please register in the Golf Shop or on
www.FiddlersElbowCC.com by Wednesday
the week of the event.
ELlGlBILlTY:
Open to all adult male Golf Members with an
established handicap.
PRIZES:
Prizes for low foursomes plus closest to pins.
COST:
TPF Members – no additional fee; Others –
$35 per person
STARTING TIME: 8:00am Shotgun
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EVENT:
LADIES' OPENING BRUNCH
DATE:
April 16
FORMAT:
Brunch 10:00am – 12:00pm
ELlGlBILlTY:
Open to all adult female Golf Members.
Please register in the Golf Shop or on
www.FiddlersElbowCC.com at least two days
prior to the event.
COST:
$48 per person
STARTING TIME: 10:00am
EVENT:
DEMO DAY
DATE:
April 16 (South Tee of the Practice Facility)
FORMAT:
Major manufacturers set up on the tee for
complimentary trials and fittings of new
equipment.
ELlGlBILlTY:
Open to all Golf Members. No registration
necessary.
COST:
Complimentary
STARTING TIME: 11:00am – 5:00pm
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EVENT:
LADIES’ OPENING TOURNAMENT
DATE:
April 16 (Forest)
FORMAT:
4-person Scramble.
18-hole and 9-hole divisions.
(Playing as a threesome, format is subject to
modification by the Professional Staff) Established handicaps are not required, but will be
applied by the Professional Staff where applicable for the Net Division.
TEES:
Green
PAIRINGS:
Select your own foursome or contact the Golf
Shop for assistance. Please register in the Golf
Shop or on www.FiddlersElbowCC.com by
Wednesday the week of the event.
ELlGlBILlTY:
Open to all adult female Golf Members.
PRIZES:
Prizes for low foursomes plus closest to pins.
COST:
TPF Members – no additional fee; Others –
$35 for 18 holes or $25 for 9 holes
STARTING TIME: 18-hole & 9-hole: 1:00pm Shotgun
EVENT:
OPENING DINNER & GALA
DATE:
April 16
FORMAT:
Cocktail hour, dinner and trunk show.
ELIGIBILITY:
Open to all Golf Members and spouses.
Please register in the Golf Shop or on
www.FiddlersElbowCC.com at least two
days prior to the event.
COST:
$75 per person
TIME:
7:00pm
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EVENT:
THURSDAY 9-HOLE SKINS GAME
DATES:
Every other Thursday from April 21st until
October 8th (courses to be rotated).
FORMAT:
9-hole Skins Game.
PAIRINGS:
Select your own foursome or request Golf
Shop assistance. You may register in the Golf
Shop or on www.FiddlersElbowCC.com, but
you may also enter the game on the day of the
event.
ELIGIBILITY:
Open to all Golf Members with an established
handicap.
PRIZES:
Prizes awarded for Skins (single lowest score
on each hole for the field).
COST:
$20 per person includes entry for Skins Game.
STARTING TIME: 5:00pm Tee Times
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EVENT:
THE FOUNDERS’ CUP
MEMBER-MEMBER SEASON-LONG
MATCH PLAY TOURNAMENT
DATES:
Qualifying: April 30th (River)
(Rain date: May 1st)
Match Play:
Round 1 – May 1st (Meadow)
Round 2 – Completed by June 12th (Forest)
Round 3 – Completed by July 17th (River)
Round 4 – Completed by August 14th (Meadow)
Finals – Completed by September 11th (Forest)
(Dates for Rounds 2, 3, 4, and Finals to be
mutually agreed upon by teams)
A completion date for the matches must be
scheduled, and the Golf Shop notified at least
one week prior to the scheduled completion
date. If no date is scheduled by this date, one
or both teams may be eliminated.
FORMAT:
Qualifier (Stroke Play) – Low 32 teams qualify
on the basis of Better Ball of Partners at 90%
of handicap.
Tournament (Match Play) – Better Ball of
Partners at 100% of handicap and played off
of the low player in each group (one flight of
32 teams).
PAIRINGS:
Select your own partner or contact the Golf
Shop for assistance. For the Qualifier format
only, if partners have an adjusted Course
Handicap difference of more than 8 strokes,
a reduction of 10% of each player’s handicap
will be applied.
Please register in the Golf Shop or on
www.FiddlersElbowCC.com no later than
Wednesday the week of the event. The lowhandicap golfer on each team is designated the
captain and responsible for scheduling the
match.
ELIGIBILITY:
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Open to all male Golf Members with
established handicaps.
PRIZES:
Qualifier: Golf Shop credit for low teams.
Winning team qualifies for the NJPGA
Lincoln Pro-Am in the Fall.
Match Play: Golf Shop credit for Champions,
Runners-Up, and Semifinalists.
Trophies for Champions and Runners-Up.
COST:
Qualifier: TPF Members – no additional fee;
Others – $35 per person.
Match Play:
TPF Members – no additional fee; Others –
$35 per person.
STARTING TIME: Qualifying Round: 8:00am Shotgun
Round 1: Golf Shop will assign tee times
starting at 7:30am
Rounds 2 through Finals: Tee times will be
made at a mutually agreed upon date and time
between the competing teams
EVENT:
NINE & DINE
DATES:
May 6 (Meadow)
June 10 (River)
July 15 (Forest)
August 26 (see Day & Nite Golf)
FORMAT:
9-hole Scramble.
PAIRINGS:
Members will play in foursomes. Men and
Women welcome. Select your own foursome or
request Golf Shop assistance. Please register in
the Golf Shop or on www.FiddlersElbowCC.com
by Wednesday the week of the event.
ELIGIBILITY:
Open to all Golf Members.
PRIZES:
Prizes for low Gross team, low Net teams, and
closest to pins.
COST:
$60 per person inclusive of prizes and a
themed dinner buffet.
STARTING TIME: May 6th 5:30pm Shotgun
June 10th 6:00pm Shotgun
July 15th 5:30pm Shotgun
August 26th 5:30pm Shotgun
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EVENT:
MOTHER’S DAY– MOM PLAYS FREE
DATE:
May 8
FORMAT:
Bring Mom out to play 9 or 18 holes
PAIRINGS:
Schedule your own tee time.
ELIGIBILITY:
All Golf Members may play with their Mom
whether she is a Member or not.
PRIZES:
Priceless time with Mom.
COST:
Mom plays for free. Regular fees apply for
others.
STARTING TIME: Any time
EVENT:
THE GRACE CUP
MEN’ S MEMBER-MEMBER
TOURNAMENT
DATES:
May 14 (Forest)
FORMAT:
Round-Robin Match Play – Three 9-hole Better
Ball of Partners matches. Flight Champions
will compete in a Shootout to determine the
Overall Champions and Overall Runners-Up.
PAIRINGS:
Select your own partner or request Golf Shop
assistance. Teams will be flighted according to
total team handicap index. Please register in
the Golf Shop or on www.FiddlersElbowCC.com
no later than Wednesday the week of the
event.
ELIGIBILITY:
Open to all male Golf Members with established handicaps. The field is limited to the
first 52 teams.
PRIZES:
Golf Shop credit for Overall Champions,
Flight Champions, Flight Runners-Up, and
closest to pins.
COST:
$125 per person includes tee gift, prizes, grill
station snack and beverages, lunch buffet,
cocktails and hors d’oeuvres.
STARTING TIME: 8:00am Shotgun
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EVENT:
FIDDLER’S PRIDE
ONE-DAY MEMBER-GUEST
TOURNAMENT
DATES:
May 26 (Forest)
June 29 (River)
*July 28 (see Fiddler’s One-Day Invitational)
August 31 (Meadow)
September 28 (Forest)
FORMAT:
Each Member may invite one or three guests.
The Member will play a Better Ball of Partners format with each guest, and each foursome will compete in a Best Ball of 4 format.
Play will be at 90% of handicap for both formats. There will be a Calloway Division for
those without an official handicap.
PAIRINGS:
Select your own foursomes or ask to be paired
with another group. Please register in the Golf
Shop or on www.FiddlersElbowCC.com at
least one week prior to the event.
ELIGIBILITY:
Open to all Golf Members. Maximum field is
104 participants.
PRIZES:
In the Better Ball of partners format, Golf
Shop credit will be awarded to low Net and
Calloway teams. In the Best Ball of 4 format,
Golf Shop credit will be awarded for low
Gross, Net, and Calloway teams. Golf Shop
credit will be awarded for closest to pins with
separate divisions for Members and guests.
At the dinner reception, the Professional Staff
will have a Golf Shop Merchandise Raffle.
COST:
$150 per person inclusive of tee gift, prizes,
lunch, prix-fixe dinner and beverages.
*$200 per person on July 28
STARTING TIME: 1:00pm Shotgun.
*10:00am Shotgun on July 28
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EVENT:
MEMORIAL DAY
FAMILY SKILLS CHALLENGE
DATES:
May 30
FORMAT:
“Big Break” Style Contests.
ELIGIBILITY:
Open to all Golf Members.
PRIZES:
Golf Shop credit for winners in each division
(Men, Senior 50+, Women, Junior Boys &
Girls).
COST:
$10 per entry with a maximum of three (3)
attempts per contest.
STARTING TIME: 11:00am – 2:00pm
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EVENT:
THE FIDDLER’S INVITATIONAL
MEN’S THREE-DAY MEMBER-GUEST
TOURNAMENT
DATES:
June 2 – Practice Round followed by 7:00pm
Stag Cocktail Party and Dinner
June 3 – Three 9-hole Matches and 7:00pm
Club Dinner with Entertainment
June 4 – Two 9-hole Matches followed by a
2:30pm Shootout of Flight Champions and
Awards Presentation
FORMAT:
Round-Robin Match Play – Five 9-hole
matches within your flight (Better Ball of
Partners format). Flight Champions will compete in a Shootout to determine the Overall
Champions and Overall Runners-Up.
PAIRINGS:
Each Member invites one guest. Teams are
flighted according to total team handicap
index. Official registration forms will be
mailed early in April. Registration is on a
first-come, first-served basis or by April 30.
A maximum field is 96 teams.
ELIGIBILITY:
Open to all male Golf Members and guests
with established handicaps.
PRIZES:
Prizes for Overall Champions, Overall RunnersUp, Flight Champions, Flight Runners-Up,
and winners of special contests.
COST:
$1,050 per team includes prizes, food, and
beverages.
STARTING TIME: Thursday: 1:30pm Shotgun (Practice Round)
Friday: 8:00am Tee Times
Saturday: 8:30am Shotgun
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EVENT:
THE DUET
LADIES' MEMBER-MEMBER
TOURNAMENT
DATE:
June 11 (River)
FORMAT:
18-hole Better Ball of Partners at 90% of
handicap.
PAIRINGS:
Select your own partner or request Golf Shop
assistance. Please register in the Golf Shop
or on www.FiddlersElbowCC.com by
Wednesday the week of the event.
ELIGIBILITY:
Open to all female Golf Members with an
established handicap. Maximum field is 36
teams.
PRIZES:
Golf Shop credit will be awarded for low
Gross teams, low Net teams, and closest to
pins.
COST:
$60 per person
STARTING TIME: 8:30am Shotgun
EVENT:
THREE-CLUB TOURNAMENT
DATE:
June 12 (Meadow)
FORMAT:
1 Best Ball of 4 (100% of handicap) with a
twist. Each player may select only 3 clubs + a
putter to play with (no sharing of clubs).
PAIRINGS:
Select your own foursome or request Golf
Shop assistance. Please register in the Golf
Shop or on www.FiddlersElbowCC.com by
Wednesday the week of the event.
ELIGIBILITY:
Open to all Golf Members with an established
handicap.
PRIZES:
Prizes will be awarded for low Gross and Net
teams, as well as the lowest Gross and Net
combined team score. Closest to pin prizes on
all par 3s.
COST:
TPF Members – no additional fee; Others –
$35 per person.
STARTING TIME: 8:00am Shotgun
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EVENT:
LADIES’ 9-HOLE MEMBER-GUEST
TOURNAMENT
DATE:
June 16 (Meadow)
FORMAT:
Each Member may invite one or three guests.
4-person Scramble. Team handicaps will be
determined by using 20% of the “A” player,
15% of the “B” player, 10% of the “C” player,
and 5% of the “D” player. There will be a
Calloway Division for teams in which one or
more ladies do not have an official handicap.
PAIRINGS:
Invite 3 guests or ask to be paired with a twosome team. Official registration forms will be
mailed early in April. Registration is on a
first-come, first-served basis.
ELIGIBILITY:
Open to all female Golf Members. A maximum
field is 104 participants.
PRIZES:
Golf Shop credit for low Gross, Net, and
Calloway teams plus special contests with
separate divisions for Members and guests.
COST:
$100 per person inclusive of practice round
with guest fee(s), tee gift, breakfast, and postgolf awards luncheon with beverages, prizes,
and a Golf Shop Merchandise Raffle.
There will be no greens fees for guests or
guest fees for children to use the pool during
the event.
STARTING TIME: 10:00am Shotgun
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EVENT:
TOUGH DAY MARATHON
DATES:
June 18 (54 holes)
FORMAT:
Individual Stroke Play (100% of handicap)
flighted by handicap index with play over the
Forest, River, and Meadow.
PAIRINGS:
Select your own threesome or request golf
shop assistance. Please register in the Golf
Shop or on www.FiddlersElbowCC.com by
Wednesday the week of the event.
ELIGIBILITY:
Open to all Golf Members with established
handicaps.
PRIZES:
Golf Shop credit for Flight Champions, Flight
Runners-Up, and closest to pins. Certificates
of Completion for all Members who finish the
event.
COST:
TPF Members – $60; Others – $95.
Entry fee includes a snack and beverage
station after every 9 holes.
STARTING TIME: 7:00am Tee Times
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EVENT:
FATHER’S DAY
FAMILY GOLF TOURNAMENT
DATE:
June 19 (Meadow)
FORMAT:
18-hole Scramble. Team handicaps will be
determined by combining 20% of the “A”
player, 15% of the “B” player, 10% of the “C”
player, and 5% of the “D” player.
PAIRINGS:
Each father may play with his child/grandchild or more than one of his children/grandchildren. Select your own foursome or request
Golf Shop assistance. Please register in the
Golf Shop or on www.FiddlersElbowCC.com
by Wednesday the week of the event.
ELIGIBILITY:
Open to all Golf Members and junior golfers.
Participants with established handicaps will be
flighted by the junior golfer’s age. Participants
without an established handicap will be entered into a Calloway Division.
PRIZES:
Golf Shop Credit for low Gross and Net teams
in each division plus closest to pins.
COST:
$20 per person.
STARTING TIME: 12:00pm Shotgun
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EVENT:
RED, WHITE & BLUE
TOURNAMENT
DATES:
July 4 (Forest)
FORMAT:
4-Ball Stroke Play (1 Best Ball of 4) using
80% of handicap. Hole 1 tee off Green tee,
Hole 2 tee off White tee, Hole 3 tee off Blue
tee, etc. Ladies will participate from an additional tee option.
PAIRINGS:
Select your own foursome or request Golf
Shop assistance. Please register in the Golf
Shop or on www.FiddlersElbowCC.com by
Wednesday the week of the event.
ELIGIBILITY:
Open to all Golf Members with established
handicaps.
PRIZES:
Golf Shop credit for low Gross and Net teams
plus closest to pins.
COST:
TPF Members – no additional fee; Others –
$35 per person.
STARTING TIME: 8:00am Shotgun
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EVENT:
THE PRESIDENT’S CUP
MEMBER-MEMBER TOURNAMENT
DATES:
July 9 & 10
FORMAT:
36 holes of Stroke Play with 4 different formats.
Round 1 (River Holes 1-9): Scramble with
team handicaps determined by combining
35% of the low-handicap player with 15% of
the high- handicap player.
Round 2 (River Holes 10-18): Pinehurst with
team handicaps determined by combining
60% of the low-handicap player with 40% of
the high-handicap player.
Round 3 (Forest Holes 1-9): Better Ball of
Partners at 90% of handicap.
Round 4 (Forest Holes 10-18): Alternate Shot
using 40% of the team’s combined handicap.
In the case of a tie for Overall Champions or
Overall Runners-Up, a match of cards will be
used starting with the Better Ball of Partners
format, followed by the Alternate Shot format
(if necessary). If a tie still exists, a sudden
death match of cards will be used starting with
the 18th hole from Sunday’s round.
PAIRINGS:
Select your own partner or request Golf Shop
assistance. Please register in the Golf Shop or
on www.FiddlersElbowCC.com by Wednesday the week of the event.
ELIGIBILITY:
Open to all Golf Members with established
handicaps. A maximum field is 52 teams.
PRIZES:
Golf Shop credit for Gross and Net teams, as
well as low rounds in each format and closest
to pins. Trophies for Overall Champions and
Runners-Up.
COST:
$125 per person inclusive of prizes, grill
station lunch (both days), post-golf buffet
reception and open bar.
STARTING TIME: 8:00am Shotgun on Saturday & Sunday
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EVENT:
JUNIOR CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP
DATES:
July 16 (River)
FORMAT:
Individual Stroke Play. 18-hole and 9-hole
divisions (separate for Boys & Girls).
PAIRINGS:
Tee times will be assigned. Please register in
the Golf Shop or on www.FiddlersElbowCC.com
by Wednesday the week of the event.
ELIGIBILITY:
Open to all Golf Members who are tournamentready up to current year graduates of high school.
PRIZES:
Trophies for Champions and Runners-Up in
each division.
COST:
No additional cost.
STARTING TIME: 2:00pm Tee Times
EVENT:
LADIES’ 18-HOLE
MEMBER-GUEST TOURNAMENT
DATES:
July 21 (Forest)
FORMAT:
2-person Shamble
PAIRINGS:
You may request to be paired with a twosome
team. Official registration forms will be
mailed early in April. Registration is on a
first-come, first-served basis.
ELIGIBILITY:
Open to all female Golf Members and guests
with established handicap indexes. A maximum field is 52 teams.
PRIZES:
Golf Shop credit for low Gross and Net teams
plus special contests with separate divisions
for Members and guests.
COST:
$200 per person inclusive of practice round
with guest fee, tee gift, breakfast, send-off
snack, on-course snack, and post-golf awards
luncheon with beverages, prizes, and a Golf
Shop Merchandise Raffle.
There will be no guest fees for children to use
the pool during the event.
STARTING TIME: 9:00am Shotgun
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EVENT:
JUNIOR/SENIOR TOURNAMENT
DATES:
July 23 (Forest)
FORMAT:
18 holes of Stroke Play with two different 2person formats.
Round 1 (Holes 1-9): Pinehurst with team
handicaps determined by combining 60% of
the low-handicap player with 40% of the
high-handicap player.
Round 2 (Holes 10-18): Shamble using 90%
of each player’s course handicap.
PAIRINGS:
1 team member must be 50 years or older as
of July 23rd and 1 team member must be
younger than 50 years old as of July 23rd.
To avoid an uneven number of Juniors to pair
with Seniors or vice versa, it is highly recommended that you sign up with your partner
for this event. You are welcome to sign up
individually, but please note that if you sign
up individually, your spot in the event is not
guaranteed. Teams can be comprised using 2
males, 2 females, or 1 male and 1 female.
Please register in the Golf Shop or on
www.FiddlersElbowCC.com by Wednesday
the week of the event.
ELIGIBILITY:
Open to all adult Golf Members with established
handicaps. A maximum field is 52 teams.
PRIZES:
Golf Shop credit for Overall Champions and
Overall Net Champions, as well as low rounds
in each format and closest to pins.
COST:
$60 per person inclusive of prizes and grill
station lunch after 9 holes.
STARTING TIME: 8:00am Shotgun
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EVENT:
FIDDLER’S ONE-DAY
INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT
DATES:
July 28 (Meadow & Forest)
FORMAT:
Round-Robin Match Play – Three 9-hole
Better Ball of Partners matches. Flight
Champions will compete in a Shootout to
determine the Overall Champions and Overall
Runners-Up.
PAIRINGS:
Each Member invites one guest. Teams will be
flighted according to total team handicap
index. Please register in the Golf Shop or on
www.FiddlersElbowCC.com at least one week
prior to the event.
ELIGIBILITY:
Open to all Golf Members and guests with
established handicap indexes. A maximum
field is 24 teams.
PRIZES:
Golf Shop credit for Overall Champions,
Flight Runners-Up, Overall Runners-Up,
Flight Champions, and closest to the pin
winners.
COST:
$200 per person inclusive of a tee gift, prizes,
breakfast, lunch, grill station snack, dinner,
and beverages.
STARTING TIME: 10:00am Shotgun
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EVENT:
THE MOSELEY – MEN’S OFFICIAL
NET CHAMPIONSHIP
DATES:
August 6 (Forest)
FORMAT:
18 holes of Stroke Play at 100% of handicap
from the Member Tees.
NOTE: Those wishing to compete in the Championship Flight of
The Club Championship must qualify by playing in The Moseley.
15 spots will be available and are seeded using Gross scores.
The 2015 Club Champion is exempt from qualifying and will be
the automatic #1 seed.
PAIRINGS:
Threesome tee times will be assigned according to handicap index, with the lowest index
teeing off first. Please register in the Golf
Shop or on www.FiddlersElbowCC.com by
Wednesday the week of the event.
ELIGIBILITY:
All male Golf Members with an established
handicap.
PRIZES:
Golf Shop credit for the low Gross score and
the Top 30% of the Net scores. Trophies for
Gross and Net Champions will be awarded at
the Men’s Closing Dinner.
COST:
TPF Members – no additional fee; Others –
$50 per person.
STARTING TIME: 8:00am Tee Times
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EVENT:
THE CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP MEN’S
MATCH PLAY CHAMPIONSHIP
DATES:
August 7, 13 & 14 (River & Forest)
FORMAT:
The Championship Flight plays from the
Black Tees at scratch. Seedings in the Championship Flight are determined by the qualifying scores from The Moseley. The 2015 Club
Champion is exempt from qualifying and will
be the automatic #1 seed. All other Flights
will be determined by handicap index (no
qualifying necessary) and will play matches
using 100% of handicaps. Lower-handicap
flights will play matches from the Blue Tees
and higher- handicap flights will play matches
from the White Tees.
PAIRINGS:
Seedings based on handicap index within
each flight. The matches and pairings will be
dependent upon the seeding brackets. The
number of flights is determined by participation. Please register in the Golf Shop or on
www.FiddlersElbowCC.com by Wednesday
the week of the event.
ELIGIBILITY:
Championship Flight – Moseley qualifiers.
Handicapped Flights – all male Golf Members
with an established handicap.
PRIZES:
Golf Shop credit for Overall Champion, Overall Runner-Up, Flight Champions, and Flight
Runners-Up. Trophies will be awarded to the
Overall Champion, Overall Runner-Up, and
Flight Champions at the Men’s Closing Dinner.
COST:
TPF Members – no additional fee; Others –
$50 per person.
STARTING TIME: 8/7: 8:00am Tee Times
8/13: 8:00am Tee Times
8/14: 7:00am Tee Times
8/14 (Championship Match): 12:00pm
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EVENT:
LADIES’ CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP
DATES:
August 20 (Forest)
FORMAT:
9 or 18 holes of Stroke Play flighted by
handicap index.
PAIRINGS:
Please register in the Golf Shop or on
www.FiddlersElbowCC.com by Wednesday
the week of the event. Threesome tee times
will be assigned.
ELIGIBILITY:
Open to all female Golf Members with an
established handicap.
PRIZES:
Golf Shop credit for Overall Champion, Overall Net Champion, Flight Champions, and
Flight Runners-Up. Trophies will be awarded
for these same winners at the Ladies’ Closing
Dinner.
COST:
TPF Members – no additional fee; Others –
$30 per person for 18-Hole participants and
$20 per person for 9-Hole participants.
STARTING TIME: 8:00am Tee Times
EVENT:
FAMILY GOLF TOURNAMENT
DATE:
August 21 (Meadow)
FORMAT:
9-hole, 4-person Scramble. Junior golfers will
be assigned a tee location based on skill level
and/or age.
PAIRINGS:
Select your own foursome or ask to be paired
with others. Please register in the Golf Shop
or on www.FiddlersElbowCC.com by
Wednesday the week of the event.
ELIGIBILITY:
Open to Golf Members and their immediate
family members. There will be no greens fees
for guests.
PRIZES:
Golf Shop credit for low Gross teams, as well
as longest drives and closest to pins for junior
golfers per tee location.
COST:
$20 per person.
STARTING TIME: 2:00pm Shotgun
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EVENT:
DAY & NITE GOLF
DATE:
August 26 (River)
FORMAT:
4-person Scramble. 9 holes in the daylight
(with carts) followed by dinner and beverages.
Nite Golf begins when the sun sets (walking
only). In case of a tie, there will be a Putt-Off
to determine 1st Place.
PAIRINGS:
Select your own foursome or request Golf
Shop assistance. Please register in the Golf
Shop or on www.FiddlersElbowCC.com at
least one week prior to the event.
ELIGIBILITY:
Open to all Golf Members. A maximum field
is 48 players.
PRIZES:
Golf Shop credit for low teams determined by
combining Day Golf score with Nite Golf
score.
COST:
$100 per person inclusive of a send-off snack,
dinner, and post-golf snacks/beverages.
STARTING TIME: 5:30pm Shotgun
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EVENT:
MIXED MEMBER-GUEST
(COUPLES)
DATES:
August 28 (Forest)
FORMAT:
2 Best Balls of 4 with handicaps of 90% for
Men and 95% for Women.
PAIRINGS:
Each Member couple will play with their
guest couple. Please register in the Golf Shop
or on www.FiddlersElbowCC.com at least one
week prior to the event.
ELIGIBILITY:
Open to all Golf Members and guests with
established handicap indexes. Those Members
and guests who have handicaps over 36 may
participate, but the maximum allowable
handicap for the tournament is 36 for men
and 40 for women.
PRIZES:
Golf Shop credit for the low Gross team, top
foursomes in a Net division, and closest to
pins with separate divisions for Members and
guests.
COST:
$150 per person inclusive of prizes, breakfast,
a grill station snack, hors d’oeuvres, dinner,
and beverages.
STARTING TIME: 9:00am Shotgun
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EVENT:
LABOR DAY OPEN
DATE:
September 5 (Forest)
FORMAT:
Team Points (80% of handicap): The Net
score of each teammate is awarded a point
total every hole: Par = ½ point, Birdie = 1
point, Eagle = 2 points, and Double Eagle = 3
points. The combined point total of all four
teammates is the team score for each hole.
PAIRINGS:
Select your own foursome or request Golf
Shop assistance. Please register in the Golf
Shop or on www.FiddlersElbowCC.com by
Wednesday the week of the event.
ELIGIBILITY:
Open to all Golf Members with established
handicaps.
PRIZES:
Golf Shop credit for teams with the highest
point totals plus closest to pins.
COST:
TPF Members – *$20; Others – *$40 per person.
*$20 per person will be donated to the “Folds
of Honor Foundation” in correspondence with
Patriot Golf Day which raises education funds
for family members of wounded or lost men
and women of the armed forces.
STARTING TIME: 8:00am Shotgun
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EVENT:
MEN’S SENIOR CLUB
CHAMPIONSHIP
DATES:
September 10 & 11 (River & Meadow)
FORMAT:
36 holes of Individual Stroke Play at 100% of
handicap. Ages 50-59 play from the Member
Tees. Ages 60 and older play from the White
Tees.
NOTE: You must play from the Member Tees in the event to be
officially considered "The 2016 FECC Senior Club Champion"
PAIRINGS:
Please register in the Golf Shop or on
www.FiddlersElbowCC.com by Wednesday
the week of the event. Threesome tee times
will be assigned.
ELIGIBILITY:
Open to all male Golf Members 50 years and
older as of September 10, 2016.
PRIZES:
Golf Shop credit for Overall Champion and
Overall Net Champion plus the Top 30% in
each age group (50-59, 60-69, and 70+).
Trophies for Overall Champion, Overall Super
Senior Champion, Overall Net Champion, and
Overall Super Senior Net Champion will be
presented at the Men’s Closing Dinner.
COST:
TPF Members – no additional fee; Others –
$60 per person.
STARTING TIME: 10:00am Tee Times both days
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EVENT:
THE SOLHEIM CUP
DATES:
September 17 & 18 (River)
FORMAT:
18 holes with 3 different Match Play formats.
Holes 1-6: 2-Person Alternate Shot at 50% of
the team’s combined handicaps.
Holes 7-12: Better Ball of Partners at 100% of
handicap.
Holes 13-18: Individual Matches at 100% of
handicap.
All matches will be worth 1 point. In addition,
points will be awarded for special contests
throughout the day.
UNIFORMS:
Team 1 – Team U.S.A.
Team 2 – Team Europe
PAIRINGS:
Returning participants will remain on their
respective teams. New participants will be
drawn onto teams via a draft on Saturday,
September 17th at the Selection Party hosted
by the Professional Staff at 6:00pm in the
Ladies’ Locker Room. Please register in the
Golf Shop or on www.FiddlersElbowCC.com
by Wednesday the week of the event.
ELIGIBILITY:
Open to all female Golf Members with established handicaps.
PRIZES:
The Solheim Cup and bragging rights!!!
COST:
TPF Members – $60; Others – $90 per person
inclusive of a team uniform, wine and snacks
at the Selection Party, and a heavy hors
d’oeuvres reception with drinks.
STARTING TIME: 9 /17 – 6:00pm (Selection Party)
9/18 – 10:00am Tee Times
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EVENT:
THE FIDDLER’S CUP
DATES:
September 23, 24 and 25 (River & Forest)
FORMAT:
Ryder Cup Match Play Tournament.
Day 1: First 9 holes will be Better Ball of
Partners at 100% of handicap. Second 9 holes
will be Alternate Shot at 50% of the team’s
combined handicaps.
Day 2: First and Second 9 holes will be
Individual Matches at 100% of handicap.
All matches will be worth 1 point. In the case
of a tie for total team points, the captains and
the low-handicap Member on each team will
play Better Ball of Partners in sudden death
on the River using Holes 1, 8, then 9 until a
winner has been determined. No handicap
strokes will apply.
UNIFORMS:
Team 1 – Blue Shirts
Team 2 – White Shirts
PAIRINGS:
Returning participants will remain on their
respective teams. New participants will be
drawn onto teams via a draft on Friday,
September 23rd at the Selection Party hosted
by the Professional Staff at 6:00pm on the
Putting Green near the Golf Shop. The
Professional Staff will determine all pairings
and matches based on handicap.
Please register in the Golf Shop or on
www.FiddlersElbowCC.com by Wednesday
the week of the event.
ELIGIBILITY:
Open to all male Golf Members with established
handicaps.
PRIZES:
The Fiddler’s Cup and bragging rights!!!
COST:
TPF Members – $100; Others – $140 per
person inclusive of a team shirt and hat, beer
and snacks at the Selection Party, a grill station
lunch on Saturday and Sunday and a heavy
hors d’oeuvres reception with beer and wine.
STARTING TIME: 9/23 – 6:00pm (Selection Party)
9/24 – 9:00am Shotgun
9/25 – 9:00am Shotgun
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EVENT:
COUPLES’ CHAMPIONSHIP
DATES:
October 2 (River)
FORMAT:
18-hole, 2-person Scramble with team
handicaps determined by combining 35% of
the low-handicap player with 15% of the
high-handicap player.
PAIRINGS:
Each Member will play with their spouse or
significant other. Please register in the Golf
Shop or on www.FiddlersElbowCC.com by
Wednesday the week of the event.
ELIGIBILITY:
Open to all Golf Members and their spouse or
significant other with established handicaps.
Those participants who have handicaps over
36 may participate, but the maximum allowable
handicap for the tournament is 36 for men and
40 for women.
PRIZES:
Golf Shop credit for the low Gross team and
low Net teams.
COST:
$40 per person inclusive of prizes and Fiddler’s
Family Night buffet for dinner.
STARTING TIME: 1:00pm Shotgun
EVENT:
NITE GOLF
DATE:
October 7 (Course TBD)
FORMAT:
5-person Scramble (walking only). In case of
a tie, there will be a Putt-Off to determine 1st
Place.
PAIRINGS:
Select your own fivesome or request Golf
Shop assistance. Please register in the Golf
Shop or on www.FiddlersElbowCC.com at
least one week prior to the event.
ELIGIBILITY:
Open to all Golf Members. A maximum field
is 50 players.
PRIZES:
Golf Shop credit for low teams.
COST:
$75 per person includes a pizza party, beer,
wine, soda, and prizes.
STARTING TIME: 7:00pm Shotgun
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EVENT:
LADIES’ CLOSING DAY & DINNER
OVARIAN CANCER RESEARCH
FUNDRAISER
DATE:
October 13 (River)
FORMAT:
4-person Scramble. 18-hole and 9-hole
divisions. (Playing as a threesome, format is
subject to modification by the Professional
Staff) Established handicaps are not required,
but will be applied by the Professional Staff
where applicable for the Net Division.
TEES:
Green
AIRINGS:
Select your own foursome or contact the Golf
Shop for assistance. Please register in the Golf
Shop or on www.FiddlersElbowCC.com at
least one week prior to the event.
ELlGlBILlTY:
Open to all female Golf Members.
PRIZES:
Prizes for low foursomes plus closest to pins.
COST:
TPF Members – *$25; Others – *$55 for 18hole participants and *$45 for 9-hole participants. *$25 per person will be donated to
Ovarian Cancer Research
Dinner: $75.00 per person.
STARTING TIME: 1:00pm Shotgun – 18-hole participants
3:30pm Shotgun – 9-hole participants
6:30pm Season-Ending Awards & Dinner
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EVENT:
MEN’S CLOSING DINNER
DATE:
October 14
FORMAT:
Cocktails, Hors D’oeuvres, Dinner, and
Cigars.
The Professional Staff will be awarding the
trophies won throughout the season. There
will also be a Golf Shop Merchandise Raffle.
ELlGlBILlTY:
Open to all adult male Golf Members.
Please register in the Golf Shop or on
www.FiddlersElbowCC.com at least two
days prior to the event.
COST:
$75 per person
STARTING TIME: 6:30pm
EVENT:
MEN’S CLOSING TOURNAMENT
DATE:
October 15 (River) or 16 (Forest)
FORMAT:
1 Best Ball of 4 on par 5s, 2 Best Balls of 4 on
par 4s, 3 Best Balls of 4 on par 3s, and all 4
balls on holes #9 and #18. All play is at 90%
of handicap.
PAIRINGS:
Select your own foursome or request Golf
Shop assistance. Please register in the Golf
Shop or on www.FiddlersElbowCC.com by
Wednesday the week of the event.
ELIGIBILITY:
Open to all male Golf Members with established handicaps.
PRIZES:
Golf Shop credit for low teams plus closest to
pins.
COST:
TPF Members – no additional fee; Others –
$35 per person
STARTING TIME: 9:00am Shotgun
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EVENT:
THE TURKEY SHOOTOUT
DATE:
November 26 (River)
FORMAT:
4-person Scramble. Handicaps will be determined by combining 20% of the “A” player,
15% of the “B” player, 10% of the “C” player,
and 5% of the “D” player.
PAIRINGS:
Select your own foursome or request Golf
Shop assistance. Please register in the Golf
Shop or on www.FiddlersElbowCC.com by
Wednesday the week of the event.
ELIGIBILITY:
Open to all Golf Members.
PRIZES:
Golf Shop credit for low teams.
COST:
$20 per person.
STARTING TIME: 10:00am Shotgun (weather permitting)
EVENT:
CROSS-COUNTRY GOLF
DATE:
December 3 (Course TBD)
FORMAT:
4-person Scramble. Handicaps will be determined by combining 20% of the “A” player,
15% of the “B” player, 10% of the “C” player,
and 5% of the “D” player.
PAIRINGS:
Select your own foursome or request Golf
Shop assistance. Please register in the Golf
Shop or on www.FiddlersElbowCC.com by
Wednesday the week of the event.
ELIGIBILITY:
Open to all Golf Members with established
handicaps. A maximum field is 68 players.
PRIZES:
Golf Shop credit for low teams.
COST:
$20 per person.
STARTING TIME: 10:00am Shotgun (weather permitting)
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EVENT:
FROSTY SCRAMBLE
DATE:
December 31 (River)
FORMAT:
4-person Scramble. No handicaps.
PAIRINGS:
Select your own foursome or request Golf
Shop assistance. Please register in the Golf
Shop or on www.FiddlersElbowCC.com by
Wednesday the week of the event.
ELIGIBILITY:
Open to all Golf Members.
PRIZES:
Golf Shop credit for low teams.
COST:
$30 per person includes prizes and post-golf
hors d’oeuvres.
STARTING TIME: 10:00am Shotgun (weather permitting)
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Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 248, Far Hills, NJ 07931-0248
Street Address:
811 Rattlesnake Bridge Rd.
Bedminster Twp., NJ 07921
Telephone Numbers:
Main: (908) 439-2123
Golf Shop: (908) 439-2513
Golf Course Maintenance: (908) 439-2428
Fax Numbers:
Business Office: (908) 439-3225
Events Management: (908) 439-3741
E-mail:
[email protected]
Website:
www.fiddlerselbowcc.com