smccurdy posted on April 21, 2010 15:34
Trillium Wood Golf Course
Monday Morning Mens’ League
Information and Rules
General:
1. Format is an 18-hole skins-game. Each individual plays against the field.
2. Handicaps are computed and updated weekly by the scorekeeper.
3. Foursomes and tee-times are determined by the Thursday preceding the round and players notified by phone or e-mail of their tee-times and playing partners.
4. Players are asked to confirm their presence on Mondays, for the following Monday
5. Captains are named for each foursome on a weekly basis.
6. Captains collect $5.00 from each member of his group to be used to pay winners.
7. Captains maintain the scorecard for the group and ensure league rules are followed.
8. Scorecards to show actual strokes taken on a hole with no adjustment for handicap. Maximum score permitted on a hole is a triple bogey.
9. RCGA rules, supplemented by Local rules, apply.
10. Play alternates weekly between Blue and White tees.
11. Players over 75 years of age or with handicaps over 30 from the blue tees, are permitted to play from the white tees at all times.
12. As individuals are playing against the field, ‘gimmes’ are not be permitted.
13. Prize money is determined after each round and paid out the following Monday on the basis of number of skins won
14. In case of inclement weather, the round is postponed to the following Monday.
15. In case of last minute cancellations, players are asked to contact the convenor so that appropriate schedule amendments can be made.
Skin Information:
16. Skins are awarded on the basis of
a. Best gross score on a hole
b. Best net score on a hole
c. Best gross score on the round
d. Best net score on the round
17. Players may win one skin per hole and/or per round. In the case where a player wins both a net skin and a gross skin on the same hole, he is credited only for the gross skin. Similarly, if a player wins both low net and low gross scores for the round, he is credited only for the gross score. In both cases, the net skin for the hole and the round concerned goes to the runner-up net score.
18. In computing net scores, based on the player’s handicap, the scorekeeper applies reductions to a maximum of 2 strokes on par 4’s and par 5’s and 1 stroke on any par 3 hole. Maximum number of handicap strokes that can be applied for any individual is therefore 31 for 18 holes.
League Convenor and Contact:
George Jackson: e-mail - georgejackson@reztel.net; phone - 613-477-1526