Here are the 2014 Rules
FERNDALE SERVICE CLUB
GOLF LEAGUE RULES
2014 (REVISED 2013)
SCORING:
18 hole stroke play using ACTUAL SCORE.
DO NOT WRITE HANDICAP
SCORES ON CARDS.
SEE POINTS SECTION BELOW
FOR REVISIONS SEE LOCAL RULES (NUMER OF STROKES RULE 5 AND ADDENDUM
FOR CHANGE IN TEEING FOR OVER SEVENTY FIVE AND HDCP OF+30
HANDICAPS:
1. Handicaps are only used to determine points
per hole, per nine and per eighteen.
2. League
Handicaps will be based on last year’s handicaps. The Secretary will hold cards for matches
involving new members to compute handicaps.
Their handicaps will be based on the first two scores and used for
awarding point for the first two weeks.
All players HANDICAPS will change as the season progresses.
3. Strokes
will be awarded based on the difference between the two handicaps with the
exception that strokes will be given only on the Par 4 and Par 5 holes with no
more than 2 strokes per hole. No strokes
will be lost.
4. HANDICAP
IS BASED ON ACTUAL SCORE MINUS 72 x 90%.
League secretary will be doing the average handicaps weekly and players
will receive a list of all player’s handicaps as the season progresses. Any questions on your handicap should be
addressed with the Secretary and adjusted if needed.
POINTS:
1. Hole
won = 2 points, Tied =1 point, Lost= 0
points. For each nine and for each
eighteen, player with the low net score (actual score less handicap earns 4
point bonus, total 12 points. If tied, 2
points each.
2. Matches
are played for points NOT LOWEST SCORE.
Maximum point per match is 48.
3. Points
are accumulated for all weeks (EXCEPT FOR FINAL OUTING) TO DETERMINE 1ST,
2ND, AND 3RD place League Champs. The Secretary will check all cards to ensure
points correct. Points and handicap
averages will be published after the second week of play.
MATCH SCHEDULING:
1. The
league will publish a list of match pairings based on last year’s
handicap. New players will be given a
handicap based on their best estimate of average score.
2. The
League Starter (Secretary) will assign foursomes and starting order. To ease the starter’s burden, players should
be at the course ½ hour prior to the league starting time.
3. If
you are unable to play on a league day, you must give at least one week notice
to League Starter and opponent if possible.
SEE RULE 5
4. If
your scheduled opponent does not show, the league starter will match you with
one of the following: (A) another player in the same circumstance (B) if A
isn’t available, a player by challenge that you normally wouldn’t play in
schedule for points.
5. If
you miss a week, when you return, you must challenge the player you were
scheduled to play. If he is not there,
you must challenge another player in your flight. (see Secretary to do this prior to golf
starting.) NO MORE THAN TWO MAKE-UPS
WILL BE ALLOWED PER SEASON. Challenges
must be issued prior to start of play.
You may only challenge one player per 18 holes.
6. On
Challenge score cards, both players’ scores are to be recorded, but only the
challenger’s points (unless both players are doing a make-up). The word CHALLENGE must be printed on the
score card. League Secretary will assist
in this so as to make sure handicaps are correct.
7. ALL
PLAYERS SHOULD CHECK SCORE CARD AND SIGN BEFORE TURNING IN TO SECRETARY. ANY ERRORS WILL BE CORRECTED BY LEAGUE
SECRETARY. (See local rule #4).
LOCAL RULES:
1. You
are allowed to roll your ball over with your club no more than the width of one
club head. NO PICKING BALL UP AND
PLACING ON TUFT OF GRASS. REVISION - July 10, 2014 - No rolling of the ball in the fairway or rough for Group A players. Group B players may still roll the ball in the fairway or rough.
2. Any
shot going out of bounds (into a water hazard or resulting in a lost ball0 is
to be considered as if it entered a lateral hazard. DROP a provisional ball on the same line as
the previous shot. You may go back as
far as you wish but must stay on the same line, or you may play the ball from
the opposite side of the hazard from where they entered the hazard but no
closer to the hole. PENALTY-ONE STROKE.
3. USGA
RULES will apply in all other situations except where local rules supersede
them. Any arbitration on problems will
be handled by the League President and Secretary, usually at the end of 18 holes.
4. Score
cards must be neatly printed (when possible, names, handicaps, and stroke holes
will be preprinted). Scores for each
nine, total scores and points for each nine and total points MUST be figured
and entered on scorecard legibly. The
completion an accuracy of all information on the scorecard is the
responsibility of the players and not the league secretary. Both players must either sign or initial the
card before turning it in (see match play #7 and local rule #3).
5. REVISED
2013 Number of strokes allowed from max of ten to the following: A PLAYER MAY
ONLY TAKE THE FOLLOWING PAR THREES - STROKES ALLOWED, SIX PAR FOURS - EIGHT AND PAR FIVES - TEN. (Double par is the maximum on all holes)
ADDENDUM (2005) REVISED 2013
1. If you are SIXTY EIGHT (68) years of age or
older, by the end of the current golf league year and have a handicap of 30 or
higher, you hit from the forward tees on all par fives.
2. If
you are SEVENTY FIVE (75) years of age or older by the end of the current golf
league year and have a handicap of 30 or higher, you hit from the forward tee on
all holes.
3. ONLY
THOSE COVERED IN ADDENDUM RULE 2 ALLOWED TO HIT FROM ADDVANCE TEE. ALL
OTHERS WILL PLAY FROM REG TEE
These rules were done to speed up
play. Please play ready golf.
FEES:
1. Each player will be responsible for paying
golf course fees on the day of the outing.
Some courses require both players in a match to register together.
2. For
greenies and skins, it will be $5 per each and league has rule “Once in always
in”. If you drop out, you are out.
3. 50/50
is paid for in league dues and two are picked each week of play. Don’t have to be there to win. $25 per draw.
4. New
in 2012, low score (actual – handicap) for each flight, $25 weekly. Money comes out of league dues.
5. The
league entry fee is $160.00 to be paid prior to the start of league play. This is an entry fee, and as such is NON
–REFUNDABLE. The exception is for a
medical condition that forces you to drop out of the league. The league Officers will determine the amount
of any refund.
6. Final
outing follows one week after regular league play and is a four man
scramble/best ball. The League President
and Secretary will set up foursomes and tee schedule prior to that day. We ask that all players be at the course on
final day ½ hour in advance of tee time so we can make sure we have everyone in
a group. Greenie (closest to pin), cost
of golf and cart with hot dog and pop at turn covered by league dues
($160). All foursomes will be in skins
and each group must pay for skins.
Banquet after golf and prizes come from league dues.
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