Tournaments and Fees

• All tournaments and qualifiers in this document are conducted under the rules of the USGA and the HBHGA Tournament Committee.
• The $100 membership fee covers entry into all tournaments for the year.
• A guest or one time entry fee of $30 per tournament is allowed
• A $10 closest to the pin contest will be held on most tournaments.  Half goes to the player who wins, and the other half to our prize budget.
• Greens fees are not included and are the responsibility of each player

 

Prizes

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• Prize values stated in this document are based on an expected annual membership of 45 golfers.  Actual prize values and number of positions paid may vary based on our actual membership numbers and tournament participation.
• Payouts will be in pro shop gift cards which may be eligible for discounts
• Any individual or team winning two positions in a single tournament will be awarded the greater prize, but they cannot win both prizes. Gross winner is usually awarded first.  The remaining positions are divided among the next best scores and the same option is presented if ties are involved.

 

Tie Breakers and Match of Cards Procedure

When indicated, ties will be resolved using USGA match of cards procedure.

• The winner will be determined from the better total score (net or gross) of the last 18*, 9, 6, 3, or 1 hole(s) played, in that order.  (* 2-day tournaments will start the tie breaker with the better of the last 18 holes played)
• If a tie still exists, the tournament committee coordinators will make a final decision as how to resolve the tie.
• For shotgun events, where teams/players start off on different holes, the tournament committee will declare which 9 holes are the tie break holes.

 

In match play or for sudden death playoffs, we use following (if possible) with any strokes given per the tournament format:

• Play the last hole again
• Play the starting hole
• Fit in where the course has openings.  
• Flip a coin if a consensus cannot be reached.  

 

If for any reason the suggested tie breaking method cannot be pursued, the coordinators for this tournament will make the final decision as how to resolve the tie.

 

Player of the Year

The Player of the Year for the HBHGA association will be determined by a point system where players earn points in each tournament.  The top 8 players will then compete in a final shootout to determine the Player of the Year. 

The points for each of the tournaments will be awarded as follows:

 

Stroke Play			Match Play
Place	Points		Place	Points
1st	100		1st	100
2nd	87.5		2nd	87.5
3rd	75		3rd	75
4th	62.5		4th	62.5
5th	50		For Players not in the top 4:
6th	37.5		Round of 16 win*	20
7th	25		Round of 32 win*	15
8th	12.5		Round of 64 win*	10

 

Details:

• For match play, there are no points for a bye or forfeit.  You must play a match to win points.  Points noted with an * are added together for each win.
• Team events will split points evenly with all team members.
• Ties will be broken as outlined in the tournament descriptions.  If that is not feasible, ties will be awarded the average points of the tied positions.
• Tournaments that award 2 divisions (such as net and gross) will have the points split evenly between the two divisions (ie 50 pts per division). Unlike the money, you can win points in both divisions.
• Some fun tournaments (ie Member Guest) may not have points awarded.

 

Slow Play

Slow play is an issue for all golfers.  The association has a vested interest in maintaining pace of play for all of our tournaments.   We get early tee times on the basis that we make sure to set a good pace for the golf course.  If we can’t maintain pace of play, we may endanger our relationship with the course.

 

We define slow play as playing significantly behind pace with 1 or more open holes in front of you.

Here are some guidelines to help you play faster:

• Look for your ball first.  If feasible (and allowable in the tournament format) you can play your shot and then go help search for others.
• Play a provisional ball when in doubt as to where your ball has come to rest.  Make sure you follow the provisional rules, esp. when dealing with a hazard.
• Keep others on pace.  Encourage people in your group to keep on pace.  Allow others to play through when you are behind.
• If you are walking, hop on the back of a cart in between holes or after tee shots to close the gap with the group in front.

 

Players that don’t abide by the slow play guidelines:

• 1^st offense – receive a warning
• 2^nd offense – 1 stroke penalty
• 3^rd offense – 2 stroke penalty
• 4^th offense – Disqualification

 

Any player that is frequently flagged for slow play may be barred from future tournaments.  All offenses may be appealed to the tournament committee during or directly after the round.

 

Local Rules:

• Everything in hole.  No gimmies
• On #8, the drop zone is by the bottom of the stairs for all tournaments.  Place the ball.
• Any ball striking the power lines or poles in between holes #1 and #2 must be replayed.  Interference from the poles in a player's stance or intended swing will be entitled to relief
• You may play your provisional ball as the ball in play, with appropriate penalties and strokes, even if you find your original ball.  (ie your provisional will be laying +2 strokes).
• Under penalty of 2 shots, you can take relief in the fairway when you have a lost ball or a ball out of bounds.  This does NOT apply to red/yellow penalty areas, or if you have already hit a provisional.  So, for example, if you lose a tee ball in the fescue, you can take relief at the edge of the fairway in line where you think it entered, no closer to the hole under penalty of 2 strokes.  In this case, you would be laying 3 (tee shot + penalty), hitting your 4th shot.
• The cart path on the left side of number 13 and all artificially surfaced paths and artificial turf are played as abnormal course conditions, with relief outlined in rule 16-1.
• On number 9, players get free relief from the barn area, courtyard and wall for swing, stance and line of sight.
• Abnormal course conditions through the green and in bunkers (footprints, not raked, washouts, etc) are entitled to relief.  Rake and place closest to the original spot.
• The drop on hole 16 at the top of the hill is only for disabled golfers, and does not apply to our association.
• In the event that there are 3somes, the players may take an extra shot with the following provisions:
  • No player may take 2 putts in a row. The player taking 2 putts will putt first and last.
  • Player 1 will take all of the shots on holes 1, 4, 7, 10, 13, 16
  • Player 2 will take all of the shots on holes 2, 5, 8, 11, 14, 17
  • Player 3 will take all of the shots on holes 3, 6, 9, 12, 15, 18

 

In match play or for sudden death playoffs, we use following (if possible) with any strokes given per the tournament format:

• Play the last hole again
• Play the starting hole
• Fit in where the course has openings. 
• Flip a coin if a consensus cannot be reached.  

 

If for any reason the suggested tie breaking method cannot be pursued, the coordinators for this tournament will make the final decision as how to resolve the tie.

 

Slow play is an issue for all golfers.  We have a vested interest in maintaining pace as we get early tee times on the basis that we make sure to set a good pace.   We define slow play as playing significantly behind pace with 1 or more open holes in front of you.

• Play a provisional ball when in doubt to where your ball has come to rest.  Make sure you follow the provisional rules, esp. when dealing with a hazard.
• Look for your ball first.  Hit your shot and then help players look for their ball. 
• Keep others on pace.  Encourage people in your group to keep on pace.  Allow others to play through when you are behind.
• If walking, hop onto a cart in between holes to close the gap with the group in front.

 

Players that don’t abide by the slow play guidelines:

• 1^st offense – receive a warning
• 2^nd offense – be penalized 1 stroke
• 3^rd offense – be penalized 2 strokes
• 4^th offense – be DQ’d

 

 

 

 

• From selected spot:
  • On the green - balls must be played from selected spot.
  • Through the green - balls may be placed within 1 club length, in the same cut of grass, no nearer the hole.
  • In bunkers and Hazards - balls may be placed within 1 club length, in the bunker/hazard, no nearer the hole.

 

• Rules for 3somes:
• The B and C player will rotate taking an extra shot, per hole
• On the green, the player taking the extra shot will putt first and last. 

 

• Prize Money: (in the event of a tie, the total prize money will be split)
  • $240 to 1^st Place Team
  • $160 to 2^nd Place Team

 

The Mayor’s Cup                                   

           

Two Person Better Ball Match Play

• A season long match play tournament between teams of 2 players
• We will have one big single elimination bracket this year. 
• The top 4 finishers from last year will be seeded 1-4 respectively. 
• The rest of the bracket will be seeded randomly from the signup
• Matches to be played throughout the year with teams scheduling their own matches.  Emails for members can be found on the website under Home->members.

 

Deadlines:

• Rd of 16:  by June 1
• Rd of 8:  by July 6
• Rd of 4:  by Aug 31
• Finals:  by Sept 26

 

The reasoning for this is to get a majority of the matches done before we run into the Presidents and VP Cup in August.  Certain exceptions can be made if both teams are in agreement.  If not, the team that was the most available to play in our normal weekend times will be declared the winner by forfeit.

 

Details:

• Using the GHIN app, 90% of course handicap on the day of the match, and then adjusted again off of the low person in the group. 
• You should do this in the GHIN app as rounding errors may occur if you do it by hand.
• Players will play from the tees/blend they normally play.  Players that equally play 2 sets of tees/blend, may choose one or the other.
• Pick your own team
• Singles are encouraged to sign up and we will try to match you with a partner.  The last unmatched single on the signup sheet may run into the possibility of not having a partner and thus, be unable to play

 

In case of ties, teams should try to (with handicaps as appropriate):

• Play the last hole again
• Play the starting hole
• Fit in where the course has openings.  
• Contact the tournament committee or flip a coin if players are not in agreement.

 

Prizes:

• $120 1^st Place

• $80 2^nd Place

 

 

 

• Ties shall be resolved using USGA recommended match of cards procedure: last 9, 6, 3, 1

 

 

 

 

 

 

• Ties shall be resolved using USGA recommended match of cards procedure: last 9, 6, 3, 1

 

 

 

Pick your Poison

 

• Two Person modified Better Ball 18 Hole Stroke Play
• 85% Handicap
• Players will play from the tees/blend they normally play.  Players that equally play 2 sets of tees/blend, may choose one or the other
• Pick your own team. 
  • Singles are encouraged to sign up and we will try to match you with a partner.  The last unmatched single on the signup sheet may run into the possibility of not having a partner and thus, be unable to play.

 

• Format

• Each player plays their own ball through the hole

• The team score is the better ball of partners with the exception that each player’s score must be selected 9 times (9 x 2 = 18)

  • Player A’s net score will be used for 9 holes in any order

  • Player B’s net score will be used for 9 holes in any order

• The team will decide after each hole is completed which player’s score will count as the team’s score on that hole and notify their playing partners

• Teams can’t change those designations later in the round

• The maximum score for a player will be capped at net double, even for players that don’t finish the hole.

 

• Prize Money:
  • $120 to 1^st place team
  • $80 to 2^nd place team

 

• Ties shall be resolved using USGA recommended match of cards procedure

 

The Memorial

 

• Four Person modified 18 Hole Net Stroke Play
  • 100% Handicap
  • Players will play from tees/blend they normally play.  Players that equally play 2 sets of tees/blend, may choose one or the other.
  • Tournament Committee to establish teams based on handicaps.

 

• Format
• To Be determined
•  

 

• Prize Money
  • $240 to 1^st Place Team
  • $160 to 2^nd Place Team

 

• Ties shall be resolved using USGA recommended match of cards procedure

High Bridge Classic (MAJOR)

           

• Two Person Best Ball 36 Hole Stroke Play
• 85% Handicap
• Team score for the hole is the better net score of the 2 players
• Players will play from the tees/blend they normally play.  Players that equally play 2 sets of tees/blend, may choose one or the other.
• The same tee box and handicap will be used for both days.
• Pick your own team. 
  • Singles are encouraged to sign up and we will try to match you with a partner.  The last unmatched single on the signup sheet may run into the possibility of not having a partner and thus, be unable to play.

 

• 1^st place ties shall be resolved using a sudden death playoff.  If possible, the playoff should try to follow this order, with players taking handicap strokes where applicable:
  • Replay the last hole
  • Replay the starting hole
  • Fit in where the course has openings. 
• Ties for 2^nd or 3^rd place will be done by a match of cards in the last 18, 9, 6, 3, 1 holes played.
• If for any reason the suggested tie breaking method cannot be pursued, the coordinators for this tournament will make the final decision as how to resolve the tie.

 

• Prizes:
  • $240 to Winning Team
  • $160 to 2^nd place Team
  • $80 to 3^rd place team

 

High Bridge Classic (MAJOR)

           

• Two Person Best Ball 36 Hole Stroke Play
• 85% Handicap
• Team score for the hole is the better net score of the 2 players
• Players will play from the tees/blend they normally play.  Players that equally play 2 sets of tees/blend, may choose one or the other.
• The same tee box and handicap will be used for both days.
• Pick your own team. 
  • Singles are encouraged to sign up and we will try to match you with a partner.  The last unmatched single on the signup sheet may run into the possibility of not having a partner and thus, be unable to play.

 

• 1^st place ties shall be resolved using a sudden death playoff.  If possible, the playoff should try to follow this order, with players taking handicap strokes where applicable:
  • Replay the last hole
  • Replay the starting hole
  • Fit in where the course has openings. 
• Ties for 2^nd or 3^rd place will be done by a match of cards in the last 18, 9, 6, 3, 1 holes played.
• If for any reason the suggested tie breaking method cannot be pursued, the coordinators for this tournament will make the final decision as how to resolve the tie.

 

• Prizes:
  • $240 to Winning Team
  • $160 to 2^nd place Team
  • $80 to 3^rd place team

 

Member Guest

 

• Two Person teams made up of an HBHGA member and a guest
  • Members will play from the tees/blend they normally play.  Members that equally play 2 sets of tees/blend, may choose one or the other.
  • Guest tees will be determined based on age and handicap.

 

• Format will be made up of 2 flights:
  • Scramble Flight
    • 2 person 18 hole scramble, no hcp
  • Net Flight
    • 2 person 18 hole better ball
    • 85% hcp

 

• Prize Money:
  • Payouts determined by signup for each flight

 

• Ties shall be resolved using USGA recommended match of cards procedure

 

 

 

 

President’s Cup (Gross)                                    throughout August

Vice President’s Cup (Net)                              matches start July 19

 

Singles match play to determine the best gross & net player in the association

 

• President’s Cup
  • Gross, no handicap
  • Brackets determined by hcp index.  Last year’s winner is the #1 seed
  • Black tees for Men.  White tees for Women (with course adjustment)
  • Matches can take place throughout August and later, given that we have a lower number of players in this flight

 

• Vice President’s Cup
  • Net, 100% Hcp on the day of the match, adjusted off of the low handicap
  • Players will play from the tees/blend they normally play.  Players that equally play 2 sets of tees/blend, may choose one or the other.
  • Players do not have to play the same tees for each match, ONLY if you equally play two sets of tees or blend.
  • Brackets:
    • The top 4 finishers from last year will be seeded 1-4 respectively. 
    • The rest of the bracket will be seeded randomly from the signup
  • Deadlines for this fight:
  • Players need get the first and second round matches completed by Aug 11.
    • Third round matches should be completed by Sept 8^th
    • The finals should be completed before Sept 22^nd

 

• All results must be communicated back to the tournament committee, which will update the rest of the competitors

 

• In case of ties, players should try to (with handicaps as appropriate):
  • Play the last hole again
  • Play the starting hole
  • Fit in where the course has openings.   Contact the tournament committee or flip a coin if players are not in agreement.

 

• Prizes (for both Cups):
  • $120 1^st place
  • $80 2^nd place
  • $40 3^rd place

President’s Cup (Gross)                                    throughout August

Vice President’s Cup (Net)                              matches start July 19

 

Singles match play to determine the best gross & net player in the association

 

• President’s Cup
  • Gross, no handicap
  • Brackets determined by hcp index.  Last year’s winner is the #1 seed
  • Black tees for Men.  White tees for Women (with course adjustment)
  • Matches can take place throughout August and later, given that we have a lower number of players in this flight

 

• Vice President’s Cup
  • Net, 100% Hcp on the day of the match, adjusted off of the low handicap
  • Players will play from the tees/blend they normally play.  Players that equally play 2 sets of tees/blend, may choose one or the other.
  • Players do not have to play the same tees for each match, ONLY if you equally play two sets of tees or blend.
  • Brackets:
    • The top 4 finishers from last year will be seeded 1-4 respectively. 
    • The rest of the bracket will be seeded randomly from the signup
  • Deadlines for this fight:
  • Players need get the first and second round matches completed by Aug 11.
    • Third round matches should be completed by Sept 8^th
    • The finals should be completed before Sept 22^nd

 

• All results must be communicated back to the tournament committee, which will update the rest of the competitors

 

• In case of ties, players should try to (with handicaps as appropriate):
  • Play the last hole again
  • Play the starting hole
  • Fit in where the course has openings.   Contact the tournament committee or flip a coin if players are not in agreement.

 

• Prizes (for both Cups):
  • $120 1^st place
  • $80 2^nd place
  • $40 3^rd place

2 Person Multiple Shot

 

• Tournament Format:
  • 2 person 18 Hole stroke play, with 3 formats over each 6 holes (6-6-6)

 

• The first 6 holes will be a 2 person scramble
  • Between both players, playing the best shot within 1 club length keeping the same course condition or cut of grass.  On the green, the balls will be played from the same spot.
• The second 6 holes will be a 2 person better ball
  • The best net score between team members at the end of each hole will be recorded for the team score.
• The final 6 holes will be a 2 person modified Pinehurst
  • Every hole begins with both players on a side playing drives. After their tee shots, the partners pick the best and play alternate shot from there.  This applies to the par 3s as well.  At no time will a player strike the same ball twice in succession. (Ie if Player A’s drive is chosen, Player B will take the next shot).

 

• Players pick their own teams.
• Players should play from the tees/blend they normally play.  Players that equally play 2 sets of tees/blend, may choose one or the other.
  • Singles are encouraged to sign up and we will try to match you with a partner.  The last unmatched single on the signup sheet may run into the possibility of not having a partner and thus, be unable to play.

 

• Ties shall be resolved using USGA recommended match of cards procedure.

 

• Handicaps:  The appropriate formula will be used for each format with strokes on the hardest holes for each 6 hole segment (1-6, 7-12, 13-18)
  • Scramble Hcp: (35% of low hcp + 15% of high hcp) / 3
  • Better Ball Hcp:  85% of course hcp / 3
  • Pinehurst Hcp: (60% of low hcp + 40% of high hcp) / 3

 

• Prizes:
  • $120 to Winning Team
  • $80 to 2^nd Place Team

 

 

Pre-Senior Championship

 

• 18 Hole Individual Stroke Play
  • 100% handicap
  • Players will play from the tees/blend they normally play.  Players that equally play 2 sets of tees/blend, may choose one or the other.
  • NOTE:  Given the smaller size of this event, the day (Saturday or Sunday) and format may change given the signup and interest.

 

• Eligibility limited to those younger than 50 years as of the start of the tournament

 

• Ties:
  • 1^st place ties shall be resolved using a sudden death playoff.
  • If possible, the playoff should try to follow this order, with players taking handicap strokes where applicable:
    • Replay the last hole
    • Replay the starting hole
    • Fit in where the course has openings.
  • If for any reason the suggested tie breaking method cannot be pursued, the coordinators for this tournament will make the final decision as how to resolve the tie.

 

• Prize Money:
  • $80 1^st place
  • $40 2^nd place
  • $20 3^rd place

 

 

Player of the Year Shootout

 

• Individual 18 hole net stroke play, 100% handicap
  • Players will play from the tees/blend they normally play.  Players that equally play 2 sets of tees/blend, may choose one or the other.
• Format:
  • We will follow the 2018 FedEx Cup points format, adjusted for 8 players
  • For seeding, points going into this tournament will be readjusted to the scale below based on the current POTY standings
  • Players win additional shootout points based on their results
  • The player with the most points wins

 

	ReSeeding Pts	Shootout Pts	Scenario needed to win POTY
1st Place	100	100	wins if finishes 1st.  Can still win by finishing 2nd and 6, 7, or 8 seed wins or ties if 5th seed wins.
2nd Place	90	64	wins if finishes 1st.  Can still win by finishing 2nd and 7 or 8 seed wins
3rd Place	80	38	wins if finishes 1st.  Can still win by finishing 2nd and 8th seed wins
4th Place	72	27	wins if finishes 1st.
5th Place	64	22	has to finish 1st and ties if 1st seed is 2nd but wins if 1st seed 3rd or more
6th Place	56	20	has to finish 1st and 1st seed finishes 3rd or worse
7th Place	48	18	has to finish 1st and top 2 finish 3rd or worse
8th Place	40	17	has to finish 1st and top 3 finish 3rd or worse

 

 

• Ties for winners shall be resolved in a playoff (with handicaps as appropriate):
  • Play the last hole again
  • Play the starting hole
  • Fit in where the course has openings
• If for any reason the suggested tie breaking method cannot be pursued, the coordinators for this tournament will make the final decision as how to resolve the tie.

 

• Prize Money:
  • Winner will receive $200 and the Player of the Year parking spot
  • $100 for 2^nd place
  • $50 for 3^rd place

 

Civil War Ryder Cup

 

• An internal Ryder Cup match where the 2 teams will be comprised of association members. 

 

• From the signup interest,
  • 2 captains will be picked based on the current POTY standings
  • 2 teams will be picked by the captains, alternating picks
  • Players can still signup even if they can only play one of the days.  We will balance the teams given participation at the time of signup

 

• Match opponents for both days will be matched by the captains at a meeting before the event, and again after the first day is completed.

 

• Format on Day 1:
  • 9 Hole Four Ball match (2 person net better ball)
  • 9 Hole Pinehurst match play (2 person net alternate shot)
  • Every hole begins with both players on a side playing drives. After their tee shots, the partners pick the best and play alternate shot from there.  This applies to the par 3s as well.  At no time will a player strike the same ball twice in succession. (Ie if Player A’s drive is chosen, Player B will take the next shot).
  • Note if we have an odd number of players on each team, we will send out a 2 some that will play an individual 18 hole match

 

• Format on Day 2:
  • 18 hole net individual match play

 

• Players will play from the tees/blend they normally play.  Players that equally play 2 sets of tees/blend, may choose one or the other.
• 90% handicap for better ball, played off of the low hcp in the group
• Pinehurst Hcp: (60% of low + 40% of high hcp) / 2, played off of the low team
• 100% handicap for individual matches, played off of the low hcp in the pair

 

• In the event of a tie, the following tie breaker will be followed:
  • Each team will choose a 2 person team
  • We will play a sudden death Four Ball match with handicaps
  • If for any reason the suggested tie breaking method cannot be pursued, the coordinators for this tournament will make the final decision as how to resolve the tie

 

• Prize Money:
  • Teams will make the bets between themselves.  Drinks and food will be provided.

Civil War Ryder Cup

 

• An internal Ryder Cup match where the 2 teams will be comprised of association members. 

 

• From the signup interest,
  • 2 captains will be picked based on the current POTY standings
  • 2 teams will be picked by the captains, alternating picks
  • Players can still signup even if they can only play one of the days.  We will balance the teams given participation at the time of signup

 

• Match opponents for both days will be matched by the captains at a meeting before the event, and again after the first day is completed.

 

• Format on Day 1:
  • 9 Hole Four Ball match (2 person net better ball)
  • 9 Hole Pinehurst match play (2 person net alternate shot)
  • Every hole begins with both players on a side playing drives. After their tee shots, the partners pick the best and play alternate shot from there.  This applies to the par 3s as well.  At no time will a player strike the same ball twice in succession. (Ie if Player A’s drive is chosen, Player B will take the next shot).
  • Note if we have an odd number of players on each team, we will send out a 2 some that will play an individual 18 hole match

 

• Format on Day 2:
  • 18 hole net individual match play

 

• Players will play from the tees/blend they normally play.  Players that equally play 2 sets of tees/blend, may choose one or the other.
• 90% handicap for better ball, played off of the low hcp in the group
• Pinehurst Hcp: (60% of low + 40% of high hcp) / 2, played off of the low team
• 100% handicap for individual matches, played off of the low hcp in the pair

 

• In the event of a tie, the following tie breaker will be followed:
  • Each team will choose a 2 person team
  • We will play a sudden death Four Ball match with handicaps
  • If for any reason the suggested tie breaking method cannot be pursued, the coordinators for this tournament will make the final decision as how to resolve the tie

 

• Prize Money:
  • Teams will make the bets between themselves.  Drinks and food will be provided.

The Closer

 

• 18 Holes - 4 player Scramble
  • Tournament Committee to establish teams based on handicaps.
  • On each hole, each team member drives and the best drive is selected.  Each team member then plays a second shot from the spot where the selected drive lay, and the best second shot is selected. This process is repeated until the hole is completed.
  • Each team member’s tee shot must be selected at least twice

 

• Tees
  • For each hole, everyone plays the tees/blend they normally play
  • Players that equally play 2 sets of tees/blend, may choose one or the other and must play that as their default for the whole round.

 

• One Hole Penalty
• If the team makes a birdie or better on the previous hole, players will move back one tee box/blend for only that hole (ie not cumulative)
  • Gold goes to W/G blend
  • W/G goes to White
  • White goes to R/W blend
  • R/W goes to Red
  • Red goes to Black
  • Black stays on Black

 

• From selected spot:
  • On the green - balls must be played from selected spot.
  • Through the green - balls may be placed within 1 club length, in the same cut of grass, no nearer the hole.
  • In bunkers - balls may be placed within 1 club length, in the bunker, no nearer the hole.
  • If choosing to play from a hazard, balls may be placed within 1 club length, in the hazard, no nearer to the hole.

 

• Each team member will be provided 2 Mulligans for the round
  • Mulligans cannot be given to someone else
  • Mulligans must be declared before taken
  • Not after a “practice shot/putt” is holed

 

• In the event of a tie, the total prize money will be split between the tied teams.
• Prize Money:
  • $240 to 1^st Place Team
  • $160 to 2^nd Place Team