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Saturday, October 14th
9:30 am –
Tee times Every 7 Minutes (Threesomes)
3:00 pm - Annual SGA meeting St. Andrews Bar with Free
Beer Ticket
Sunday, October 15th
9:30 pm
- Tee times Every 7 Minutes (Threesomes)
Format
Individual Stroke Play, 100% Handicap. Lowest Handicap Index Last 3 Months
Play Your Normal Tees With Proper Stroke
Adjustment
Payout -
Three Low Net Scores Each Day and Overall. Can only win once.
Closest To The Pin On All Par 3's Both Days.
(Can only win once per day)
All Payouts, Prizes and Awards Presented At
Banquet
Cost
Entry
fee - $40 Sign Up Deadline via Golf Genius is October 13th
Rules
Stroke
play: Each player
plays his ball all the way to the hole. All strokes are counted. The ball must
be “holed out”. The ball must be played
as it lies. USGA rules apply. Rules of
play will be reviewed prior to each round to address course conditions and/or
allowances.
Rain-outs:
Rounds will not be made up if there
is a “wash out” ... there is no rain date.
The round will count if all players play the same 9 holes. Prize payouts
may be adjusted depending on the circumstances. The awards dinner on Friday
night will be held regardless.
Event
“Local Rules”:
- Leaf Rule – a ball that is lost in-bounds in a leaf covered area may be played in the leaf area where the ball was observed to land and come to rest with no penalty. The ball must be dropped.
- “Hard pan” or “Root Rule” – with the agreement of an opponent, a ball that comes to rest on a “hard pan” area where rocks/stones/roots are near enough to the ball that a club would hit the rocks while striking the ball, may be placed without penalty within two club lengths from the spot of the original ball location, on a line from the pin to the original ball location, no closer to the hole. (Note: The objective of this rule is to avoid hitting an unsafe shot and to prevent damage to the golf club.) However, the root rule does not apply to a ball resting against a tree (possibly unplayable rules apply).
- Ties - For 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place in each of the individual rounds, ties will be resolved by card comparison of the last 9 holes, then last 6, then last 3, then last hole. Ties for 1st place for the overall two days will be resolved by “sudden death” play-off on holes as determined by James at the time of 2nd round completion. Allocated prize money for overall 2nd and 3rd place ties will be shared.
