Pace of Play guidelines for tee times
6 am to 8 am 4 hours or less

8 am to 10 am 4 hours, 15 minutes or less
10 am to 12 am 4 hours, 30 minutes or less Tips to maintain pace of play

Please click on the link below for your tee time.

Tee Times

LOW NET/LOW PUTTS--Prize money is awarded monthly from the treasury. The competition
is flighted. To compete, put your attested card in the proper envelope tacked on the bulletin
board and enter your name on the front of the envelope with your net score or number of putts.
In November, monthly winners compete in a play-off to determine Low Net and Low Putt winners
for the year.

If you would like to join the hole in one club, the fee is $5 and the payout is $50.
Please see Karen Robinson for more information.

Most Improved player of the month for 2010

January	Brigitte Laimboeck
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December

Most improved player for the year 2009 is Jan Brown, Her Index went from 13.9 to 10.9

Winners of all tournaments will be posted on the web site -winners

Be courteous, know when to be quiet. When another player is playing her shot, do not talk,
do not jangle change in your pocket, do not rattle clubs in your bag, do not take practice swing. Be still, and be quiet.
Give the other player a chance to concentrate. It's worth noting that the time to be quiet begins before the player steps
up to her ball. Golfers with even a small amount of experience go through what is known as a "pre-shot routine," which
usually begins about the time they pull a club from their bag. They might then stand behind their ball and look down the
target line before stepping up to the ball and addressing it. It is during this "pre-shot routine" that it is customary and
polite for other players to step aside and observe a moment of silence.
More information on Golf Etiquette

TIPS TO MAINTAIN / IMPROVE YOUR PACE OF PLAY

1. Know the rules.

2. Play ready golf – don’t worry about who is away, hit when ready providing it is safe to do so.

3. Count off yardage as you are walking to your ball and line up your shot and take practice swings
while waiting to play.

4. Watch your shot until it comes to a complete stop then pick out landmarks to help locate your ball.

5. Read your putt while others are putting.

6. Always move your bag, your pull cart or your power cart at least even with the pin if not at the
back of the green.

7. Mark your score on the next tee.

8. When sharing a power cart, drop your partner off at his ball then go to your ball.
Do not wait for him to hit before you proceed to your ball.

9. Walk quickly between shots and from green to the next tee.

10. Limit your stop between nines to no more than five minutes.

Remember, when you play slow, you cause the entire field of players behind

you to play slow as well!

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