Lake Almanor Country Club Men s 9- Hole Golf Club.

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1 Lake Almanor Country Club Men s 9- Hole Golf Club

2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Officers and Committee Chairs. 3 Special Information.. 4 General Rules 3 Schedule of Play 5 Members Golf Fees Pace of Play 13 Etiquette.. 14 For Commencing a Match 14 For the Fairway. 14 For the Putting Green 14 LACC Golf Course Local Rules. 15 Golf Terminology 16 Bylaws of the Men s 9 - Hole Golf Club 17 Standing Rules 20 Notes. 20 2

3 Men s 9-Hole Golf Club OFFICERS 2008 President Waters, Jerry (Betty) 626 Pine Canyon Rd jswaters@frontiernet.net Treasurer Fisher, Tom (Joyce) 609 E. Mountain Rd joytom01@hotmail.com NCGA Representative Vice President Hawkins, George (Laura) 1123 Lassen View Drive fisharima@hotmail.com Secretary Lambert, Bob (Nancy) 1224 Lassen View Dr ralambert@comcast.net Publicity Porter, Dennis (Linda) 803 Peninsula Drive mtnden@earthlink.net

4 SPECIAL INFORMATION Membership: All meetings, including breakfast, are open to any LACC Member, Associate Member or Honorary Member in good standing. Breakfast Meetings: Purchasing breakfast is not required to attend any meeting. However, if you intend to purchase breakfast, you must sign-up at least, 2 days prior to the meeting. Sign-up sheets will be located in the Pro Shop near the computer in the Men s 9 - Hole Golf Club folder. The cost is $10.00 payable at breakfast. Please note: a count is taken 2 days prior to breakfast. Our Club is obligated to pay on the basis of the count. Therefore, anyone who is counted is obligated to pay. If you remove your name prior to the count, or you get a substitute, you will not be obligated to pay. GENERAL RULES Play Sign-up: The sign-up procedure will be the same as last season. A sign-up sheet will be placed in the Men s 9 - Hole Golf Club folder located near the computer. Members wishing to play must sign up by 10 A.M., two (2) days prior to play day. Group assignments will be posted on the morning of play. Remember, if you share a rental cart, you also share the rental fee. If you ride with someone who owns a cart, you will be expected to pay the $3.00 golf cart trail fee. Play Day: As voted by the Members, play day has been changed to Thursdays for Starting time should be 12:00 noon. Please check in at the Starter s desk, at least, fifteen (15) minutes before your tee time. Slow Play: Our Club discourages Slow Play. Therefore, make every effort to keep play moving in a timely manner. We have a 10 stroke maximum for each hole. This means you pick up your ball after 10 strokes no matter where you happen to be from the hole. Nonmembers: Nonmembers may play as a guest of a member, but are not eligible for tournament play, and subject to availability of tee times. Dues Reminder: The annual ten dollar ($10.00) membership dues shall be due and payable at the first meeting in May. NCGA dues must be paid prior to October 31. Score Cards: Score cards must include your first and last name, and an attesting signature. Scores should be recorded and cards deposited in the Men s 9 - Hole Golf Club box located in the Clubhouse breezeway within 24 hours after play. Dress Code: Shirt with a collar (no T-shirts). 4

5 2008 MEN S NINE HOLE GROUP - SCHEDULE OF PLAY May 1 No official 9-hole play 8 9:00 AM First Meeting/Breakfast 11:00 Regular Play 15 11:00 PM Regular Play 22 11:00 PM Regular Play 29 11:00 PM Regular Play June 5 11:00 PM Regular Play 12 9:00 AM Meeting/Breakfast 11:00 Regular Play 19 11:00 PM Regular Play 26 11:00 PM Regular Play July 3 11:00 PM Regular Play 10 9:00 AM Meeting/Breakfast 11:00 Regular Play 17 11:00 PM Regular Play 24 11:00 PM Regular Play 31 11:00 PM Regular Play August 7 11:00 Regular Play 14 9:00 AM Meeting/Breakfast 11:00 Regular Play 21 11:00 PM Regular Play 28 11:00 PM Regular Play September 4 11:00 PM Regular Play 11 9:00 AM Final Meeting/Breakfast 11:00 Regular Play 18 11:00 PM Regular Play 25 11:00 PM Regular Play October 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 Will arrange tee times as weather permits Regular Play: Maximum of 10 strokes allowed per hole. Pick up ball and move on. 5

6 MEMBERS 2008 June, 2008 Anderson, Ralph (Sharlyne) 119 Lassen View Drive Applegate, Bill (Ann) 701 E. Mountain Ridge Rd Bossio, Len (Kathleen) 665 E. Mountain Ridge Rd Bossio, Sam (Joan) 903 Lassen View Drive Bozeman, Tandy (Barbara) 1273 Lassen View Drive Browning, J.B Lake Ridge Rd Bruderer, Conrad (Sue) 1135 Peninsula Drive Bull, Chuck (Martha Ann) 1241 Peninsula Drive

7 Dick, Larry (Peggy) 612 W. Burnt Cedar Ferguson, Gary Address: Phone: Fisher, Tom (Joyce) 609 E. Mountain Ridge Rd Frank, Jack (Anita) 1110 Fairway Pines Rd Hawkins, George (Laura) 1123 Lassen View Drive Heisler, Robert (Casey) P.O. Box 1760 Chester, CA Heuvelhorst, Paul (Judy) 1236 White Fir Rd Hinman, Mac (Ruthie) 1106 Peninsula Drive

8 Hollinger, Vernon (Dolly) 1202 Lynx Rd. Phone # Hosman, Craig 625 Deep Forest Road hosman@frontiernet.net Jordan, Lee (Marie) 913 Clifford Drive sempriorso@frontiernet.net Klein, Ken (Adelaide) 1209 White Fir Rd Lambert, Bob (Nancy) 1224 Lassen View Drive ralambert@comcast.net Leach, Larry (Beppie) 859 Lassen View Drive beppiel@aol.com Lindberg, Bruce (Pat) 1203 Lynx Rd LoBue, Tony (Georgia) 1292 Lassen View Drive

9 Manassee, Chuck (Darlean) 1120 Lassen View Drive McNeil, Greg (Sharon) 810 Lake Ridge Rd Miller, Ted 615 W. Burnt Cedar (703) (cell) Mitchell, Bob (Shan) 1265 Lassen View Dr Oehler, John (Susan) 915 Golf Club Rd Parish, Phil (Carol) 818 Lassen View Drive Pechnik, Enno 925 Peninsula Drive Porter, Dennis (Linda) 803 Peninsula Drive

10 Roseler, Bob (Kathy) 1118 Fairway Pines Samples, Bruce (Dorothea) 767 Lassen View Dr Smith, Curtis R. (Ruth Ann) 817 Lassen View Drive Stiles, Lou (Cassie) 650 E. Mountain Ridge Rd Stroski, Ron (Judy) 1131 Lake Ridge Rd Thaden, Don 1103 Clifford Drive Waters, Jerry (Betty) 626 Pine Canyon Rd Wittenberg, Lloyd (Cindy) 910 Golf Club Rd

11 Zerwick, Calvin (Hannelore) 606 E. Burnt Cedar

12 2008 GOLF FEES PHONE: GREEN FEES 9 HOLE 18 HOLE Member $15.00 $26.00 Guest $20.00 $34.00 Non-Member $25.00 $38.00 Junior $15.00 $26.00 Lovey-Dovey $8.00 Member 20-play Card (9 holes) $ (April 1 - $ ) Seasonal Unlimited Play Pass $ (1st) Includes Annual Trail Pass (April ) $ (2nd) (April ) Honor System Play (non-season passholders) 11-1 thru 3-31 $10.00 weather permitting 1. All play cards are issued on a seasonal basis (April 1 through October 31). 2. All play cards can be issued for use by one single member or by two members residing in the same household and are nontransferable. Play cards may also be used for family members and guests when playing with the member. (Other than member, requires two punches for each nine-hole round.) Member may use card for family member who qualifies for junior rates, 1 punch per nine holes. 3. Seasonal Unlimited Play Pass, one person only. January 1 through December 31. Pass may be used for all play except Invitationals. 4. Fees may be raised or lowered as required to meet estimated annual golf operation expenses. 5. Guests may play at member rates for the Men s & Women s Invitationals hole pricing to remain in effect until we become 9 holes again. ANNUAL GOLF CAR TRAIL FEES $ DAILY GOLF CAR TRAIL FEES Member owned $3.00 $6.00 Punch Card (20 nine holes) $55.00 LACC RENTAL FEES Power Car $7.00 $13.00 Pull Cart $2.00 $4.00 Rent Set $10.00 RANGE BALLS Small Bucket of Balls $3.00 Large Bucket of Balls $6.00 Punch Card - 20 tokens ($60 value) $45.00 B of D 9/8/07 12

13 PACE OF PLAY PLEASE AVOID SLOW PLAY! KEEP PACE BE READY With group ahead When it s your turn. CART DRIVER When safe, leave passenger with needed clubs at his ball, then go to yours. HOLE OUT Avoid marking ball if possible. CLEAR GREEN Mark scores on next tee. Please follow suggestions below: The Men s 9 - Hole Golf Club is concerned about slow play. Be aware of the group in front of you. Look ahead, not behind. Think about your next shot as you drive to your ball. Take several clubs with you when you walk to your ball - the one you think you will use, plus others you might use. Drive the cart as a team. While one player walks to his ball, the other player drives up the cart path opposite his ball. Do not wait for a player to return to the cart before proceeding to the next ball. In stroke play, if safe and not interfering, playing out of turn is permissible. The first player whose ball is on the green, should drive the cart to the appropriate position behind or beside the green. Study your line of putt while others are preparing to putt. Do not wait until it is your turn. Leave the green and immediately drive to the next tee. Then put your clubs away and take out the club you will use next. Record scores at the next tee, not greenside. 13

14 ETIQUETTE FOR COMMENCING A MATCH 1. Plan on arriving at starter desk at least fifteen (15) minutes before starting time. 2. As your time draws near, remain close to the first tee. 3. Before hitting your shot, compare your ball with opponents to be sure you will be able to identify it. 4. Delay your tee shot until those ahead of you have played their second shot and are well out of range. 5. When your partner or opponent is hitting a tee shot, stand facing them. On subsequent shots you should stand in line with the person hitting the ball. Avoid standing directly behind the person hitting a ball. 6. Remain quiet and motionless while your partner or opponent is addressing the ball. 7. As you hit the ball, watch it carefully until it stops rolling and then spot the position of the ball in relation to some permanent object on the course. FOR THE FAIRWAY 1. To avoid delaying the game, decide on which club to use before play. 2. Allow the players behind you to play through if your group is playing slowly or you are hunting for a lost ball. 3. When your ball lands in a sand trap, enter and leave from the lowest side. After leaving the bunker, you should remove your footprints and the club impressions by raking the area with a rake, located near the trap. Leave rake in trap. 4. Assist your partner and your opponents in spotting and searching for their balls. Keep delay to a minimum. 5. Retrieve any divot you take and press it firmly into it s original place. 6. Give a warning of fore if you think your ball may strike someone. 7. Wait until the players in front of you have left the green before hitting your approach shot. FOR THE PUTTING GREEN 1. When you approach the green to putt, place your golf cart and bag off the green, toward the next teeing ground. 2. Remove any mark by your ball on the green by gently lifting the area with a golf tee and pressing the turf back into place. 3. Have a coin or ball marker available in order to mark the location of your ball upon request. Place the marker on the side farthest from the cup. 4. Be prepared to assist others in removing and replacing the flagstick. If your ball is nearest the hole, you should hold the flagstick. Place the flagstick on the ground beyond the putting green. 5. Avoid stepping or standing on your opponent s putting line. If your opponent is in the process of putting, do not let your shadow fall across his putting line. 6. Walk carefully on the green to avoid damaging the putting surface with the spikes or heels of your shoes. 7. When your ball lands on the wrong green, lift it and drop the ball well off the green to prevent damage to the green and to the area immediately surrounding the green. 8. As soon as you have holed out, retrieve your ball from the cup. 9. After all have holed out, replace the flagstick and leave the green before recording your scores. 14

15 LACC GOLF COURSE LOCAL RULES 1. You may drop your ball away from a water control box if it hinders your stance or swing. Ball is dropped one club length from the nearest point of relief no nearer to the hole. No penalty. 2. Ball lying on cart paths may be dropped. Ball is dropped one club length from the nearest point of relief no nearer to the hole. No penalty. 3. Ball lying in any burrowing animal hole or French drain may be dropped. Ball is dropped one club length from the nearest point of relief no nearer to the hole. No penalty. 4. A ball may be declared unplayable anywhere on the course except in a water hazard. Example: resting against O.B. (out of bounds) stake while in-bounds. The player may drop a ball, under penalty of one stroke, either a) within two (2) club lengths of the point where the ball lies, but no nearer to the hole, or b) behind the point where the ball lies, keeping the point between the player and the hole, with no limit to how far behind that point the ball may be dropped. 5. Winter rules apply when posted at #1 tee. Lie may be improved up to six (6) inches no nearer to the hole through the green. (Exception - sand traps) 6. Out of bounds is denoted by white stakes: To the right of all holes; to the rear of numbers 2,4,6,8 and 9. Penalty: stroke and distance. NOTE: ONLY SOFT SPIKES ARE PERMITTED ON COURSE. 15

16 GOLF TERMINOLOGY birdie chip in eagle One (1) stroke under par on any single hole. Any stroke taken from off the green in which the ball goes into the hole. Two (2) strokes under par on any single hole. gross score Total number of strokes for all nine (9) holes. handicap A number that is given to each NCGA member to equalize their chances of winning. This number is calculated by NCGA from your scores. Score cards must be turned into the Men s 9 - Hole Golf Club scorecard box located in breezeway. Be sure to turn in all games played (no matter where or when, how good or bad) if you want to get a handicap, and to keep your handicap current. Scorecards must have your first and last name, date and attesting signature to be valid. Your handicap is deducted from your gross score during tournaments. net score par Your gross score minus your handicap. The number of strokes set as a standard for a specific hole. 16

17 BYLAWS OF THE MEN S 9 - HOLE GOLF CLUB ARTICLE I - NAME: Men s 9 - Hole Golf Club ARTICLE II OBJECTIVES The objectives of the organization are to: Promote good fellowship, interest in golf, and good sportsmanship among golfers; encourage knowledge and adherence to the rules and etiquette of golf. ARTICLE III - MEMBERSHIP Section 1. This organization shall be open to all adult men golfers who fall in one of the following classifications and who abide by the rules and regulations of the organization: a. Regular Member - Any adult member of LACC in good standing. b. Associate Member - Those non-property owners included in the original membership whose dues are paid up and are in good standing. c. Honorary Membership Paid up members whose membership may be conferred by petition, approval of the Executive Board and majority vote of the members in good standing. Section 2. Each application for membership shall be accepted upon payment of annual dues. Annual dues shall be due and payable on June 1. Section 3. Nonmembers may play as a guest of a member, but are not eligible for tournament play, and subject to availability of tee times. ARTICLE IV - OFFICERS Section 1. The elected officers of the club shall consist of President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer, Tournament Chairman, Handicap NCGA Chairman, and Publicity Chairman. Section 2. The Executive Board shall consist of the officers of the Club. Other members may attend the Executive Board meetings as non-voting participants ARTICLE V - MEETINGS Section 1. Regular meetings of the Club will be held on the first Thursday of the months of May, June, July and August. There is a kick-off breakfast on the first Thursday of May. Section 2. Special meetings of the membership may be called by the President or by any two (2) members of the Executive Board. Section 3. A quorum of members (25% of membership) must be present at any general membership 17

18 meeting at which a vote is to be taken. Section 4. Executive Board meetings shall be held preceding the regular meeting as needed, and shall be called by the President or any two (2) members of the Executive Board. Section 5. All meetings will be held in accordance with the most recent edition of Robert s Rules of Order and any special rules of order the Club may adopt. ARTICLE VI - ELECTION Section 1. At the July meeting the President shall appoint the Chairman of the Nomination Committee. The Executive Board will appoint at least two (2) additional members. Section 2. The Nominating Committee shall present its slate of the officers at the meeting on the first Thursday in August. Nominations will also be accepted from the floor. Section 3. Election of officers will be held during the meeting on the first Thursday in August. The term of office shall be one year beginning in September. Section 4. Officers will assume their duties at the first meeting in September. ARTICLE VII - GOVERNMENT Section 1. The Executive Board: a. Has full responsibility for the management of the Men s 9 - Hole Golf Club including, but not limited to, property, funds and activities. b. By majority vote, may fill vacancies that arise in any office within the Board. c. Shall prepare the annual budget. Section 2. The President shall: a. Preside at all membership meetings and Executive Board Meetings. b. Appoint all committee chairmen and act in an ex-officio capacity on all committees except nominating. c. Be responsible for the published information and distribution of the Club membership book. d. Perform all other duties incident to the office, including attending meetings of LACC Golf Committee as a voting member. Section 3. The Vice-President shall: a. Perform the duties of the President in his absence. b. Be Chairman of the breakfasts. c. Be responsible for ordering all awards, trophies, and gifts. Section 4. The Secretary shall: a. Keep an up-to-date roster of all members in good standing, and give weekly updates to the handicap chairman. b. Record the minutes of all member and Executive Board meetings. c. Be responsible for all correspondence including, but not limited to, dues notification. Section 5. The Treasurer shall: a. Keep books, which are subject to audit, and disburse funds as directed by the board. 18

19 b. Any officer shall be authorized to sign checks and all checks must have the signatures of any two officers. c. Present a financial statement at each membership meeting and Executive Board meeting. Section 6. The Tournament Chairman shall: a. Be responsible for the weekly tournaments. b. Ensure the eligibility of all competitors. c. Inform the membership of all tournament information. d. Appoint and supervise assistants, as needed. Section 7. The Handicap-NCGA Chairman shall: a. Maintain all handicap records and files. b. Maintain all GHIN records and files. Section 8. The Publicity Chairman shall: a. Keep the membership informed of tournaments, breakfasts, etc., in a timely manner. ARTICLE VIII - AMENDMENTS These bylaws may be amended or new bylaws adopted at any membership meeting by a 2/3 affirmative vote of all members present. ARTICLE I - GENERAL MONETARY STANDING RULES Section 1. All officers and chairmen shall be reimbursed for reasonable out-of-pocket expenses. Section 2. Any change in policy, monetary or functional must be presented to the general membership. Section 3. The Executive Committee may expend monies for incidentals not to exceed a total of $75.00 and report at the next meeting. Expenditures above this amount must first be approved by a majority vote of the membership at any official membership meeting. Section 4. No award, trophy or gift shall exceed $ ARTICLE II - COMPETITION, ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS Section 1. All members in good standing having paid the entry fee with established handicaps are eligible for prizes in any regular competition. ARTICLE III - SPECIAL AWARDS Section 1. Hole-In-Ones: A hole-in-one during nine hole play on any Men s 9 - Hole Golf Club play day will be awarded. This award will be in the form of a plaque, not to exceed $

20 NOTES: Pro Shop: 530/ Lake Almanor Country Club Website Tee Times will be posted on the LACC Website Events Calendar. You can also RSVP to the Secretary for a tee time if you miss the signup sheet in the clubhouse. 20