TEAM LISTING | PAIRINGS | RESULTS | STANDINGS
Dates:
- May 10, 17, 24
- June 7, 14, 21, 28 (SKIPPING May 31 and July 5)
- July 12, 19, 26
- August 2, 9 - Championship Night
Each league night begins with a shotgun at 5:30 p.m. BLUE TEES.
Fees:
$375+tax per player. This includes 9-holes, golf car, and prizes each week. Fee also includes a Gold Member Pass for the 2010 season.
Handicap Fee is not included this season. May be purchased for $25.
Eligibility and Handicaps:
Each member of the team should be able to average a nine-hole score of 52 or less - or be able to complete nine-holes of golf, in a foursome, in under 2:20 minutes. Handicaps will be established during weeks one and two of the league and will be updated based on each week's performance throughout the league season. A WSGA/USGA handicap is NOT required.
Weeks 3, 4 - 75% of league handicap will be used for each player
Weeks 5, 6 - 80% of league handicap will be used for each player
Weeks 7, 8 - 85% of league handicap will be used for each player
Weeks 9, 10, 11 - 100% of league handicap will be used for each player
The largest number of handicap strokes we will award any player is 18 for nine holes, regardless of handicap calculations.
Format:
Week 1 and 2 ---- Stroke Play Nights
Each team will play nine holes of stroke play. Players will be required to keep their score and hole everything out, but nothing higher than a double bogey will be counted in establishing a handicap. League handicaps will be determined based on your week one and week two scores. Handicaps will continue to adjust throughout the season based on your overall league performance.
If a team member is only present for one night, we will use that single score in determining week 3 handicaps. If a team member misses both the first 2 weeks, they will start week three as a zero handicap.
Weeks 3 through 11 ---- Net Better Ball Matches
The format of the league will be: net better ball match play versus another team in your division. There will be five possible points for each team each week. A team winning a hole during the nine-hole match wins one point for each hole won. If a hole is halved, each team receives a ½ point. The maximum number of points each team can win per match is 5 points; however, a team that has reached 5 points for the match is also trying to limit the number of points the opposing team wins.
For example, Team A wins the first five holes of the match. They have earned the maximum five points for the match. However, Team B can still win the last four holes to earn 4 points for their team. Each team's goal each week is to win 5 points, while limiting their opponents to as few points as possible. Even though Team A has won 5 points, they can still win the last 4 holes to hold Team B to zero points for the week.
One additional point will be given to the team in each division with the overall lowest net nine hole best ball score each week.
Week 12 ---- Championship Night (Aug. 3)
The top two teams from each division in the season long points standings will earn a berth to play for the "League Championship Title". The next two highest point earners from either division will also earn a spot in the championship round.
These six teams will participate in a best ball format. 100% of league handicaps will be used for each player. No substitutes will be allowed on this night. The team with the low nine-hole score will be crowned the champion.
Teams not qualifying for the championship showdown will play on Championship Night in a scramble format.
All Prizes are awarded as gift cards.
No Shows:
If a team member is unable to show for a week's scheduled match, the remaining player has two options:
- Find a player with an average nine-hole score of less than 52. This player must be reported to the Head Golf Professional or golf professional on duty. Substitutes must be submitted prior to 11 a.m. Monday morning of the scheduled week. If that player has a USGA Handicap (no other handicaps are allowable; including internet-based), it will be multiplied by .75 and then cut in half nine-hole league use. If the player does not have a handicap, he/she will play at scratch. No exceptions.
- Go without a partner and play your own ball for the nine holes.
NOTE: A late player may join at the beginning of any hole, but may not practice on the course (i.e., hit shots in the fairway or putt while waiting to join on the next hole).
It is your responsibility to make arrangements to have two players each week. Teams that do not show up will be given zero points for the week and 1 point will be subtracted from their season total.
If a team drops out of the league after the league season has started, all teams will receive an automatic five points for that match regardless of whether they have already played that team or not.
