MAJOR TOURNAMENTS HIO.

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1 their group. Become a member when you choose to pay your first $2 to a member of your group who scores a 2 on a hole. To be eligible for PWGA Team Play and Major Report new memberships to the Tournament chair at the end Tournaments a member must have a handicap index of play. or less. Only those members who have joined the Davis Wom Golf Club at least sixty (60) days prior to the first day Hole-in-One (HIO) members pay $2 to the HIO bank. The month in which a major tournament is held and have a $2 is paid to the HIO Chair. Anytime a member gets an HIO official PWGA index will be eligible to compete in th on a Wednesday Play Day or Tournament they win the money tournaments. in the bank. Generally the winner pays for drinks for the DWGC golfers that day. The bank is replenished after each MAJOR TOURNAMENTS HIO. Club Championship, Ace of the Year, and the Han Tournaments will have assigned tee times. Those not in the tournaments will tee off following the tourname players. The Pro Shop will have the tee times. Post yo tournament score with a (T). ACE OF THE YEAR Low Gross/Low Net Ace of the Month is determined by the lowest gross a scores for the month (November through October). Ac the month will then play to determine Ace of the Year PRO POINTS AND PUTTS Pro Points are awarded for low net scores. The person the most Pro Points is the winner for the year. The low are determined by the Putting Points method.

2 course, or by calling / ing the tournament chair before February Beat the Pro Tuesday afternoon. Check in 30 minutes before play on Wednesday. March 8, 15, Team Play Qualifying If you are unable to play, please notify the tournament chair or pro shop as soon as possible. April Ham Shoot Beat the Pro: Bet $1 to $10 at the Pro Shop. If you beat the April Super Guest Day pro, your account is credited with double your bet. If you don t beat the pro, your bet goes into your account. May 10, 17, 24. Handicap Tournament Blind Nine: Tournament Chair or Pro Shop draws nine holes June Summer Party after the round. For game score, total these nine holes and deduct half of your handicap. July 19, Better Ball Twosome September Election of Officers Match Play: Winner takes all. For example, Sweeps is $3, so winner receives $6. September 20, Club Championship (T) October Mystery Game Mystery Ball: One best ball and one mystery ball on each hole. Assign each player with a mark such as a diamond, a heart, a spade, or a club. Make up scorecard with pops October Super Guest Day according to handicaps. After you complete a hole, proceed to the next tee box. You will find a card that will tell you who November 8... Ace of the Year (T) was the mystery hole player on the past hole. You must use the mystery hole person s score for the mystery ball and may November 15 Turkey Shoot choose to use it for the best ball also. Two jokers on the course are wild. December 6... Christmas Party

3 January 18 Mystery Game May 24 Handicap Tournament 3 (T) January 25 May 31 February 2017: Tee time: 8:30 AMJune 2017: Tee Time: 7:3 February 1 PPP + General Membership Meeting June 7 PPP + Board Meeting February 8 June 14 February 15 June 21 February 22 Beat the Pro June 28 Summer Party March 2017: Tee time: 8:30 AMJuly 2017: Tee Time: 7:3 March 1 PPP July 5 PPP March 8 Team Play Qualifying 1 July 12 March 15 Team Play Qualifying 2 July 19 Better Ball Twosomes Day 1 March 22 Team Play Qualifying 3 July 26 Better Ball Twosomes Day 2 March 29 April 2017: April 5 April 12 April 19 PPP Ham Shoot August 2017 Tee Time: 7:30 Tee time: 8:00 AM August 2 PPP + General Mtg to nominate office August 9 August 16 Blind Nine August 23

4 September 20 Club Championship 1 (T) September 27 Club Championship 2 (T) PLEASE NOTE TEAM PLAY CHAMPIONSHIP SEP the USGA rules. A legal round is all forms of play; match stroke play, and even team competitions in which you a requested to pick up. If you do pick up, you must mark t likely number of strokes for that hole. You must also po you play 13 holes out of 18, or at least 7 out of 9 holes. October 2017: October 4 October 11 October 18 PPP Mystery Game Tee Time: 8:00 AM PWGA EVENTS Play Days (See website for complete info: October 25 Super Guest Day Apr 10 Davis Muni GC Aug 14 Haggin Oaks May 15 River Oaks Sep 18 Tahoe Donner November 2017: Jun 19 Ancil Hoffman Oct 13 Auburn Valley Tee Time: 8:30 AM Jul 17 The Ridge Nov 6 Mather November 1 PPP Board Meeting November 8 Ace of the Year (T) Tournaments May 2-3 Seniors/Super Seniors November 15 Turkey Greenhorn Creek GC & Saddle Creek GC November 22 Jun 6-7 Spring Graeagle Meadows GC & Plumas Pines G November 29 Jul Mixed Couples/Summer Ridge GC & Wild Creek GC December 2017: Jul California Women s Championship Tee Time: 8:30 Valley Inn and Spa December 6 Christmas Party Aug 8-9 PWGA The Club at Crazy Horse Ranch December 13 Booze Shoot Sep Team Play The Links at Bodega Bay

5 making a stroke. 2. Play without delay. Keep up with the group ahead, being careful not to play until they are out of range. Have your club ready. There is no penalty in stroke play for playing out of turn from the teeing ground or elsewhere. To speed up play, the player reaching the tee box first should tee off. When two balls are hit approximately the same distance, but are on opposite sides of the fairway, the player who reaches the ball first should hit first, as long as she is not endangering another player and is not in danger of being hit herself. 3. Players searching for a ball should signal players behind to pass as soon as it is determined that the ball will not be easily found. (They should not wait five minutes before doing so.) 4. A slow play penalty will be assessed to each member of the offending group, if there are four or more complaints voiced to the Tournament Chair, and if the time elapsed has exceeded four hours, fifteen minutes from tee-off time. The drainage swales to the left of holes #6, #7, #8, #9, #10, #12, #14, and behind hole #11, are permanent drainage swales. These extend from the point where the slope begins to the out-of-bound Any ball in these areas may be lifted, cleaned, and dropped witho at a point one (1) club length out of the swale and no nearer the h rule applies if the swale is wet or dry. CHANGE IN LOCAL RULE: There is no longer free relief from yardage marker bushes/shrubs. They will be treated like all othe the course. If your ball is unplayable you may deem it unplayabl relief per Rule 28. OB fences, poles, stakes are deemed fixed, no relief. Hole # Local Rule: 1. Fence on left is OUT OF BOUND (Rule 27). 2. Power poles on left mark OUT OF BOUNDS. 5. Leave from the rear of the green and score on the next tee. WINTER RULES Days to be announced by Tournament Chair and/or Pro Shop. A ball may be lifted, cleaned, and placed within one (1) club length through the green, no closer to the hole. For any other areas, other rules may apply. Any ball lifted for cleaning must first be marked. A free lift may be taken from standing water and abnormal course conditions (i.e., deep tire tracks). Should a procedural question arise, play two balls and present the 3. Power poles on left are OUT OF BOUNDS. Later hazard on right (Rule 26). 4. Power poles and green fence on left denote OUT O BOUNDS. Green fence on left or beyond green UNPLAYABLE LIE (Rule 28). 5. Green fence on left marks OUT OF BOUNDS. Lat water hazard on right (Rule 26). 6. Black fence on left is OUT OF BOUNDS. Lateral

6 putting green; this may be done at any time. Tamp down an 10. White stakes on left by parking lot OUT OF BOUNDS. marks after your group has completed putting. This is your Driving Range on right OUT OF BOUNDS if THE DIVOT YOU DO NOT REPAIR TODAY MAY BE questionable, hit a provisional ball. Water back of green: ONE YOU LAND IN TOMORROW! Use all Rule 26 options with drop zone as an additional option. Be careful when putting down bag or flag stick that no dam done to putting green, or, especially, close to hole, by leani 11. Black fence behind green OUT OF BOUNDS. Water putter or removing ball from hole with putter. hazard in front of tee box (yellow stakes) and lateral hazard (red stakes) to the right of the tee box. Place pull or power cart to the side or rear of green, being c not to go between the green and bunkers. 12. Black fence on left OUT OF BOUNDS. Lateral water hazard on right. Fence protruding into fairway on left is an Power carts are to be driven no closer than 30 feet from the immovable obstruction if it interferes with your stance or the green. A considerate golfer does not drive a powered ca swing. Rule 24 enough to the group ahead to interfere with their putting or off. 13. Black fence on left and in back of green OUT OF BOUNDS. 14. Fence on left OUT OF BOUNDS. 15. Chain link fence on left OUT OF BOUNDS. Please adhere to the 90-degree Rule or cart path only rule. with the Pro Shop before heading out! 16. Lateral water hazard on right and behind green: Use all Rule 26 options with drop zone as an additional option 17. Chain link fence on left OUT OF BOUNDS. Lateral water hazard on right. Driving Range on right OUT OF BOUNDS. Brush piles on right Ground under repair. Rule 25 1b,c. REMEMBER All the information in this book is also on our webs (for Club Roster & Documents enter password birdie )

7 water, the fourth ball hit Ruth Burroughs willow tree and also dove in the water, her ninth shot went on the green. Jane has a new putter, which she blames for her four putts. She takes a thirteen. honors. 3. To prevent lost balls, help watch your teamma competitors shots. Jane has a 17 handicap, so she can take a maximum of 7 on any hole. 13 minus 7 is 6, so when Jane posts, she will subtract 6 strokes from her total score, assuming she did not get more than a 7 on any other hole. Equitable Stroke Control for Posting Only Handicap Stroke Limit 0 9 Double Bogey & above Determine club selection while others are play anticipation of your next shot. 5. Avoid excessive practice swings. 6. When sharing a power cart, the player not hitti should walk to her ball and be ready to hit. Tak than one club with you in anticipation of the sh 7. Except in match play, use continuous putting w possible. Leave the green as soon as possible. 8. Study your putt before it is your turn, and putt delay. 9. Leave green and move to the next tee as soon a possible. Enter your score at the next tee. 10. If you are falling behind, discuss the situation your group and take remedial action to catch u the following group through.