BROADMOOR COUNTRY CLUB 2018 GOLF-AT-A-GLANCE

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1 BROADMOOR COUNTRY CLUB 2018 GOLF-AT-A-GLANCE

2 Broadmoor Members, The 2018 golf season at Broadmoor is upon us. Attached you will find all the information you need pertaining to golf programming, policies and schedules. The following topics will be covered: Table of Contents Club History Professional Staff and Contact Information Professional Shop Hours of Operation Golf Fees Golf Rules Dress Code Handicap Information Tournament Calendar Ladies Golf Programming Twilight Golf Junior Golf Instructional Programs Outside Events Schedule Should you have any questions regarding the enclosed materials, please contact the Golf Professional Shop, ext I wish everyone all the best for their golf games, and look forward to a great 2018 season at Broadmoor. Philip Adams, PGA Head Golf Professional

3 Club History Nestled in the heart of Indianapolis lies one of the premier country clubs in the Midwest. World renowned architect Donald Ross designed the course at Broadmoor. Open for play in 1922, Broadmoor has played host to many national events. The PGA Champions Tour paid an annual visit to the club from with the list of winners including Hall of Fame Inductee s Gary Player and Raymond Floyd. Luminaries of the game such as The King Arnold Palmer, Lee Trevino, Sam Snead and Bob Hope have all graced the fairways of Broadmoor. In addition to these legends of the game, the club has hosted numerous Men s and Women s USGA Qualifiers as well as the Indiana State Amateur. Ross, the mastermind behind such gems as Pinehurst #2, Seminole, Oakland Hills, Ridgewood, Plainfield, Oak Hill, Inverness and over 400 other wonderful courses, laid out a golf course that has been nationally recognized by Golf Week and Golf Digest Magazine respectively. In 1999 the club engaged the services of Tom Doak to restore the course to Ross s original design. Doak who is recognized as one of the top practitioners of course design, has brought many of the original features back into play. Whether playing host to the top professionals and amatuers or a newcomer to the game, all who have the privildge to play Broadmoor walk away having enjoyed a great golf experience. The golf amenities at Broadmoor are not limited to a world-class golf course. The practice grounds are some of the finest for a club of Broadmoor s vintage. With over 33,000 sq. feet of pristine teeing ground, players can practice every nuance of the game.

4 Staff Contact Information Head Golf Professional: Philip Adams, Lead Assistant Golf Professional: James Gilbert- Director of Sales Tim Davis, PGA- Golf Course Superintendent: Chris Groene- Outside Services Manager- Earl Divers Professional Shop Hours of Operation Golf Professional Shop Hours April-October Weekdays-Tuesday thru Friday 8am-7pm (Monday s- course open for walking or riding at 2 pm- practice grounds closed) Weekends and Holidays 7am-7pm Golf Professional Shop Hours November/December Wednesday-Sunday 9am-4pm Golf Professional Shop Hours January & February- Closed Golf Professional Shop Hours March- Wednesday-Sunday 9am-5pm Practice Grounds Hours of Operation April 1-September 30 Mondays-Closed Tuesday-Friday 7:30am-Dusk Saturdays 6:30 am-dusk Sundays 6:30am-5pm

5 Golf Fees 18 Hole Accompanied Guest Fee $ Hole Accompanied Guest Fee $40.00 Unaccompanied Guest Fee $ Junior Guest Fee (Age 17 and Under) $ Hole Per Person Cart Fee $ Hole Per Person cart Fee $12.00 Push Cart Fee $5.00 Handicap Fee Bag Storage Fee Tournament Fund Fee Locker Fee $42.00 (annual fee) $ (annual fee) $ (annual fee) $ (annual fee) All of these fees are subject to change at the beginning of each golf season All members must register their guests and sign for the greens fee in the pro shop prior to beginning play

6 Golf Rules 1. All golf play shall be governed by the rules of the United States Golf Association, except as modified by the Local Rules of the Club. 2. No player shall play from any tee until the players in front have hit their second shots and/or are out of range. No player shall play to any green until the preceding players have holed out and moved off and away from the green. 3. Only one ball may be in play at any time by one player. No practice shots may be played from the regular tees or to the regular greens. 4. Players having more than one hole s distance open ahead of them or are searching for a lost ball for more than five minutes, must invite the following players to go through without being asked. After signaling such players to go through, play may not be resumed until they have passed out of range. 5. Players must keep up with the preceding group. As soon as the last player in the group holes out, all players must leave the green immediately. Players should not enter scores for that hole until arriving at the next teeing ground. 6. No player may tee off on the #10 tee or any hole other than #1 without permission from the Golf Professional Staff. 7. All tournament and special events shall be operated under such rules as the Golf Committee, subject to Board approval where necessary, shall establish. 8. Members must play with their guests. More than seven guests shall be considered an outside party. 9. Junior guests (17 years of age and under) greens fees are $ Outside groups will be renting the golf course on some Mondays, Tuesdays or Thursdays. Please check with the Golf Professional Staff to inquire about course availability. 11. Players stopping for lunch or drinks after 9-holes will forfeit their place on the 10 th tee if they do not keep pace with the group in front of them. In

7 this case, they must check in with the Golf Professional staff prior to resuming play. 12. The golf season runs from April 1 st -September 30 th. 13. Non-golfing members may play golf three (3) times per year, paying the appropriate guest fee. 14. Only one guest per member is permitted to play on weekends and holidays before 10 am. After 10am and on weekdays a member may bring up to 7 guests somes are not permitted unless authorized by the Golf Professional Staff. Golf Cart Rules 1. All players shall sign for their cart charges prior to beginning play. 2. Obey all signs on the golf course. 3. Cart drivers must have a valid driver s license. 4. Only two people are permitted on a cart at one time. 5. No carts permitted on tees or on the slope of the tees. 6. Carts should be parked in designated areas only. 7. Players should stop the cart at least 15 yards away from the green. 8. Players should lock the parking brake when the cart is left unattended. 9. Players should report all violations of the cart rules to the Golf Committee. Pace of Play A round of golf at Broadmoor should take approximately 3:45 minutes and certainly no longer than 4 hours. Slower groups should invite faster groups to play through. Tee Times Broadmoor will utilize tee times from March 1 st -October 31 st of each season. Tee times can be made up to 7 days in advance using the BCC Website or Clubster Mobile App.

8 Guest Policies Each member is allowed 1 guest on weekends and holidays prior to 10 am and up to 7 guests per member at all other times. Members of a reciprocating club (ex. Crooked Stick, Woodland, Highland, CCI, Sagamore, Bridgewater, Woodstock, Meridian Hills, Hillcrest etc) may visit Broadmoor as often as you would like to bring them. Any guest who is not a member of a reciprocating private club will be limited to visiting the club 3 times in a season. All guests are to be registered in the pro shop prior to commencing play. Guests are not allowed to use the practice grounds with the exception of times they are visiting the club to play golf with a member. Members should try to always arrive before their guests and if this is not possible to notify their guests to check in at the golf professional shop upon arrival at the club. Attire Proper golf attire is required at all times on the golf course, putting green and practice grounds. Proper attire consists of clothing similar to the styles sold in the golf shop. Blue Jeans of any style, short shorts, miniskirts, cut offs, running shorts, cargo pants, tank tops, halter or strapless tops, bathing suits, tennis attire or men s/boy s shirts without collars (ie. T-shirts) are NOT permitted. Mock turtleneck shirts are acceptable. Bermuda length shorts are acceptable. Course Maintenance To ensure the enjoyment of all members and guest alike it is imperative that each member take pride in maintaining the pristine conditioning of the course. This goal can be achieved by repairing divots. Divot containers are located on the riding carts and walkers can obtain sand bottles from either the bag room staff or the boxes located outside the pro shop and on the 10 th tee. Likewise, please repair all ball marks on the greens +1 more. Divot repair tools are complimentary in the professional shop.

9 Handicaps In order for all club events to be equitable and conducted in the spirit of the game it is imperative that all members follow the guidelines set forth by the USGA when posting scores. All rounds both home and away, 9 and 18 hole, good and bad are to be posted. When playing a tournament round with a partner you should record a score on each hole by recording the score you most likely would have made on any holes not finished. Any holes with no score recorded will be recorded as pars. All scores from POD matches will be entered by the professional staff as tournament scores. All tournament scores will be posted. What is Equitable Stroke Control? ESC is an adjustment of individual hole scores (for handicap purposes) in order to make handicaps more representative of a player s potential ability. ESC is applied after the round and is only used when the actual score or the most likely score exceeds a player s maximum number. ESC sets a limit to the number of strokes a player can take on a hole depending on course handicap. Course Handicap Maximum Number 9 or less Double Bogey Players may post 18 hole scores as long as they play at least 13 holes and 9 hole scores as long as they play at least 7 holes. Any holes not played the player should record par + any handicap strokes you would have received on the holes not played.

10 EVENT DATE STARTING TIME DEADLINE TO SIGN UP *Masters Par 3 Tournament April 4 th 1pm (SG) Sunday April 1st at 5pm *Opening Day Tournament April 27th 1pm (SG) Wednesday April 25 th at 5pm Men s Guest Day May 23rd 12 pm (SG) Sunday May 13 th at 5 pm *Donald Ross Match Play May 19th 7-11am (TT) Wednesday May 16th at 5pm Stag Event/Gold Cup Auction June 8 th 1:00pm (SG) N/A Gold Cup 1 st Round June 9 th 9:30 am (SG) Tuesday June 5 th at 5pm Gold Cup 2 nd Round June 10 TH 7:00 am (TT) *Flag Tournament July 4 th N/A Sign up on 1 st tee day of *Senior Club Championship July 7-8 7a-11(TT) Wednesday July 4 th at 5pm *Stroke Play Championship July 7-8 7a-11(TT) Wednesday July 4 th at 5pm *Ladies Club Championship July am (TT) Wednesday July 4 th at 5 pm Noel Epperson Invitational July All Day Friday June 22nd at 5pm *Horse Race Championship August 4th 1pm (SG) Qualify via Stroke Play *Club Champ. Qualifier August 11 10am (TT) Thursday August 9 th at 5pm Men s Guest Day August 15 th 1 pm (SG) Sunday August 12 th at 5 pm *Men s Club Championship September :00 am Wednesday Aug. 29 th at 5pm *Couples Twilight-Night Golf September 14 th 8pm (SG) Tuesday Sept. 11 th at 5pm *Closing Event September 30th 10:00 AM Friday Sept. 28 th at 5 pm * SEVE 1 Club Champ. October 6th 10 am (TT) Thursday October 4th 5 pm *Scary Mary October 27th 10 am (SG) Thursday October 25th 5 pm Chili Calcutta A-B-C November 3 rd 12:00pm (SG) Thursday Nov. 1st at 5pm (* indicates events covered by tournament fund fee)

11 2018 LADIES LEAGUE TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE May 8 th Opening Day Luncheon 9:00 am May 15 th Spring Tournament (2 Person Teams) 9:00 am May 22nd Buddy Tournament (Alternate Shot) 9:00 am May 30 th (Wed.) NOSE 9:00 am June 5th Scramble with 9 Holers 8:30 am June 12th Fewest Putts 8:30 am June 19th 3 Person Shamble 8:30 am June 26th Buddy Tournament (1 Best Ball of 2) 8:30 am July 3 rd RED-WHITE-BLUE (Par 3 Tournament) 8:30 am July 10th Jokers are Wild with 9 Holers 8:30 am July 17 th Mutt & Jeff (Net Score on Par 5 s & 3 s Only) 8:30 am July 24 th Buddy Tournament (Scramble) 8:30 am July 31st Guest Day 8:30 am August 7 th Step-Aside Scramble 8:30 am August 14 th T s & F s 8:30 am August 21st Ladies Club Championship 1 st round 8:30 am August 28 th Ladies Club Championship Final Round 8:30 am September 5 th (Wed.) BCC Hosts Interclub 8:30 am September 7 th Buddy Tournament (Alternate Shot) 9:00 am September 11 th Fall Tournament 9:00 am September 21 st (Fri.) Blind Partners 9:00 am September 28 th Closing Luncheon & Golf 9:00 am

12 COUPLES TWILIGHT SCHEDULE Format DATE STARTING TIME DEADLINE TO SIGN UP Kentucky Derby May 5 th 3pm (SG) Thursday May 3rd at 5pm Cross Country June 23rd 4pm (SG) Thursday June 21 st at 5pm Clambake July 28 th 4pm (SG) Thursday July 26 th at 5 pm College Tailgate August 25th 4pm (SG) Thursday August 23 rd at 5pm Night Golf September 14 th 8pm (SG) Tuesday September 11 th at 5pm (Cost is $35 per person for members and $45 per person for guests-guests welcome to all Twilights) BCC JUNIOR GOLF CAMPS (Ages 4-10) $125 per week or $325 for all 3 sessions The Junior Golf School is a weekly instruction and playing program for junior golfers ages 4-10 (aspiring junior golfers age 11 & up are encouraged to take private instruction) at any skill level. At Broadmoor we create a fun and energetic environment to showcase the game of golf and to encourage development of the junior golfer. An emphasis will be placed on the rules of the game, golf etiquette and the basic fundamentals of the golf swing. All junior will receive a gift, as well as other great awards and prizes throughout the season. Times: Tuesday thru Friday 9:15-10:00 (Ages 4-5) Times: Tuesday thru Friday 10:00-11:00 am (Ages 6-10) Session 1 June Session 2 June Session 3 June Junior Golf Appreciation Week July 31 st Pro-Junior Scramble 4 pm SG August 1 st Junior August 2 nd Junior Club Championship 9 am Tee Times August 3 rd Parent Junior Scramble 5:00 pm SG

13 Play with the Pro s Play with the Pro s will take place on the following Wednesday s with groups consisting of a Professional Staff Member and 3 BCC members. The format will be 1 best ball net of the foursome with a season long winner being crowned. All adult male and female golfing members are welcome to participate. May 30 th June 13 th June 20 th June 27 th July 11 th August 8 th

14 PHILIP ADAMS, PGA HEAD GOLF PROFESSIONAL-2018 INSTRUCTIONAL PROGRAMS PRIVATE INSTRUCTION OPTIONS: UNLIMITED LESSON PROGRAM-$900 (LIMITED TO FIRST 10 MEMBERS TO ENROLL) 1 HOUR PRIVATE LESSON- $75 (1/2 HOUR PRIVATE $40) 9 HOLE PLAYING LESSON- $125 5 LESSON PACKAGE- $300 ½ HOUR JUNIOR PRIVATE LESSON- $35 (Age 17 & under) SHORT GAME GROUP INSTRUCTION OPTIONS: May 9th Chipping (5:30-6:30pm) May 16th Pitching (5:30-6:30pm) May 23rd Bunker (5:30-6:30 pm) May 30th Putting (5:30-6:30 pm ($25 per person per clinic- teacher student to student ratio of 6:1) CUSTOMIZED INSTRUCTION OPTIONS: Corporate/Customer Appreciation Clinics: $200 per hour (Max. of 8 students) Course Management/Mental Game Clinics: $50 per hour

15 2018 Individual Lesson Program-Assistant Golf Professional Staff James Gilbert- PGA Apprentice Austin Miller- PGA Intern 1 Hour Lesson: $70 9 Hole Playing Lesson: $100 Unlimited Lesson Program: $800 (April 1- October 1) Lesson Package Special: 5 for the price of 4 Junior Lessons (Age 17 and Under) ½ Hour Lesson $35 Junior Unlimited Lesson Program: $350 Lesson Package Special: 5 for the price of Date Night Couples Clinics-Wednesday Evenings from 6-7pm $30 per session/per couple June 6 th June 13 th June 20th June 27 th (Complimentarychild care will be provided from 6-8 so that parents can enjoy some instruction followed by dinner)

16 2018 Golf Outing Schedule May 1 st Indiana Bankers 12:00 pm (SG) May 24 th Zionsville Boys and Girls Club 12:30 pm (SG) June 4 th Indiana State Seniors 8:00 am and 1 pm (SG) June 7 th Indiana Health Care Association 10 am (SG) June 11 th MSU Alumni Association 12:00 pm (SG) June 14 th DAMAR 10 am (SG) June 18 th St. Joseph s Institute for the Deaf 9 am (SG) June 21 st Fransican Alliance 8 am and 1 pm (SG) June 25 th JDRF 9 am (SG) June 28 th Heritage Place 12 pm (SG) July 23 rd UCP 10 am (SG) July 26 th Southern Wine & Spirits 12 pm (SG) August 6 th Indiana PGA Trmt. Series 8 am (TT) August 23 rd Kids Chance 12 pm (SG) August 30 th National Bank of Indianapolis 8 am and 1 pm (SG) September 6 th United Cerebral Palsy 10 am (SG) September 10 th Caroline s Classic 12 pm (SG) Sept. 13 h IREM 11 am (SG) Sept. 17 th IUPUI Alumni 12:30 pm (SG) September 18 th USGA Senior AM Women s Qualifier 8 am (TT) September 19 th USGA Senior AM Women s Qualifier 8 am (TT) Rain Date Sept. 20th The Village s 12:00 pm (SG) Sept. 24 th Indianapolis Indians 10:00 am (SG) Sept. 25 th IHCDA 9:00 am (SG) October 1-2 IUPUI Woman s Fall Inv. 9:00 am (SG)