Sacramento Weekend Drivers Newsletter

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1 Results from the November Tournament Club Championship - Round 2 & Medal Play Haggin Oaks Golf Course on Saturday 12, 2016 Men s A Flight Men s B Flight Women s Flight 1st (25 pts) Elliott Lim 67 William Fung 70 Peggy Chan 71 2nd (15 pts) Walt Bromby 68 Kip Solinsky 71** Ardeana Ota 73 3rd (10 pts) Felix Wada 69 Steve Kushida 71** Ling-Ann Strahan 74 4th (5 pts) William Yee 70 James Ignacio 71** Jina Arellano 75** 5th (3 pts) John Warren 71 Septimus Kwong 71** May Lee 75** Leng Ung 74 Tim Worley 72 Patty Lee 76 Ronald Sanui 74 Guy Buttino 72 Julie Kimura 76 Kent Hirose 75 Rick Jenkins 74 Margie Namba 82 David Chan 75 Michael Fong 76 Gail Tanaka 83 Kevin Tam 75 Alan Tang 78 Rosie Ho 89 Roland Fong 78 Brent Ishida 79 Dave Hironaka 78 Barry Lee 79 Melvin Yu 82 Jimmy Lee 87 Russell Yoshikawa 85 John Robertson 90 ** Tie breakers are determined by the routine described in Section 9 of the USGA Handicap System Manual. Under this method, the program compares scores for the last nine holes, then the last six holes, then the last three holes, then finally the last hole to determine the winner. Skins Men s A Flight Men s B Flight Women s Flight 4 $ $ $10.00 Roland Fong (1) $17.50 Guy Buttino (2) $17.50 Julie Kimura (1) $10.00 Kevin Tam (1) $17.50 Michael Fong (1) $8.75 Patty Lee (1) $10.00 Felix Wada (1) $17.50 James Ignacio (1) $8.75 Ardeana Ota (1) $10.00 John Warren (1) $17.50 Barry Lee (1) $8.75 Ling-Ann Strahan (1) $10.00 Alan Tang (1) $8.75 Gail Tanaka (1) $10.00 Rick Jenkins (1) $8.75 Kip Solinsky (1) $8.75 Closest-to-the Pin #6 Men: (125 yards) Women: (119 yards) 1st (5 pts) David Chan - 19' 5" Peggy Chan - 17' 4" 2nd (3 pts) John Robertson - 26' 6" Jina Arenallo - 31' 6" 3rd (2 pts) Elliott Lim - 30' 7" Ling-Ann Strahan - 32' 3" $$$ Hole; Hole #16; 152 yards for Men; 126 yards for Women 38 players participated. Brent Ishida is the sole winner of the $76 Money Pot. 1

2 2016 Club Championship Results Congratulations to Leng Ung, Guy Buttino, and Ling-Ann Strahan!! Men s A Morgan Creek Haggin Oaks Total Leng Ung Elliott Lim William Yee Kent Hirose Kevin Tam Melvin Yu Roland Fong Men s B Morgan Creek Haggin Oaks Total Guy Buttino Steve Kushida Septimus Kwong James Ignacio John Robertson Women s Flight Morgan Creek Haggin Oaks Total Ling-Ann Strahan May Lee Ardeana Ota Jina Arellano Gail Tanaka Julie Kimura Rosie Ho

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5 Four (4) new rules in 2016 adopted by the USGA and R&A that affect playing and scoring: Can t anchor any club to your body when making a stroke. If the ball moves on the green and the player didn t cause it to move, there is no penalty. Play the ball as it lies. If you sign an incorrect scorecard due an incurred penalty that you were not aware of at the time, you will no longer be disqualified. The new penalty is 2 strokes. If you use an artificial teaching aid in the middle of play the penalty is 2 strokes for the first occurrence and disqualification for the second occurrence. SWD Club Rules for 2016 The Golf Club adheres to the USGA Rules of Golf. We do, however, provide some additional rules and guidelines that are intended to speed up tournament play, provide clarification for how we determine handicap flights, and specific tournament rules. We have modified our rules from last year regarding penalty for Slow Play. Please take a minute to review the following list of club rules (in addition to the USGA rules) that will be in effect this year. 1. When the first group in the tournament completes their round, they will set up a clock at the scorer s table. Time on the clock will be set at 20 minutes. The second group must finish and check in with the scorer s table before time on the clock reaches zero. The clock will be reset to 20 minutes for the next group. (Time may be taken after checking in for players to review their scorecards for accuracy and signature prior to then submitting them off the clock. ) Penalties will apply for late play note the following: Check in with the scorer s table in 20 minutes or less and there is no penalty. If your group is more than 20 minutes behind, but less than 30 minutes (within 10 minutes), two (2) strokes will be added to the gross score of each member of the foursome. If your group is more than 30 minutes behind (after 10 minutes), five (5) strokes will be added to the gross score of each member of the foursome. An additional 5 minute allowance will be added to the clock if the succeeding team has more players than the preceding team. 5

6 While this process is not desirable, it is more liberal than the NCGA s guidelines, and is an attempt to make our tournaments more timely and thereby more enjoyable for all of our members 2. The tournament chairman will determine summer or winter rules on the day of the tournament. If not specified, the rules in effect at the golf course will be used. Summer rules are play the ball as you find it and winter rules usually allow the ball to be bumped to within 6 inches of its original spot. 3. Take a maximum of two putts on temporary greens. 4. All putts must be holed out. No Gimmes 5. Out-of-Bound Option If your shot goes out of bound, you have the option to take a 2 strokes penalty and drop at the point of entry no closer to the hole. However, you have to decide before you hit your next shot unless it is a provisional. 6. Water hazard holes should be played from designated tees. i) If your tee shot lands in the water, you may drop on the other side - 1 stroke penalty. ii) If two consecutive shots land in the water, you must drop on the other side, total penalty -2 strokes. iii) You may also hit from the opposite shore and take a 2-stroke penalty. If you choose any one of the 3 options above, you must also circle the strokes on that hole to indicate this option has been invoked and you will be disqualified from winning any prizes for that tournament. 7. The Men's "A" and "B" flights will be split evenly among the participants in each tournament based upon current index. If the total participants results in an odd number, the A flight will have an extra competitor. Since your flight may change from one tournament to the next, it is YOUR responsibility to determine your flight prior to teeing off on the first hole. This is important as the tee boxes may be different for each flight, and hitting from the wrong tee box constitutes a penalty. 8. During the Club Championship, once you are placed in a flight, you will remain in that flight for the duration of the club championship. 9. For all members without handicaps, until you receive your official NCGA handicap you may compete for prizes, but you will be assigned a ZERO handicap. 10. Prize distribution for each flight and closest to the pin prizes will be points. The prize payouts are below: 6

7 NEW!!!! Prizes are now given to 1st through 5th places. Flight Winners Closest to Pin 1 st Place 25 Points 5 Points 2 nd Place 15 Points 3 Points 3 rd Place 10 Points 2 Points 4th Place 5 Points 5th Place 3 Points Payouts for skins and money hole will be paid in cash Your Scores Count! Keeping accurate scores is an easy thing to do. Besides being easy, it helps to ensure fair competition. We all need to remember to post our practice round scores so that our course handicap fairly compares to another golfer's handicap during competitive rounds. If you forget to post your score at the golf course you can go to the NCGA website and post your score online at NCGA.org. The Tournament Committee has the responsibility and authorization to ensure fair competitions. Please help to ensure fair competition by posting accurate scores of all your practice rounds. Tournament Sign-ups, Cancellations, and Fines As an introduction to our new members (and a reminder to our returning members), here are some guidelines and information regarding signing up for a club tournament, cancellations, and the dreaded fines. In order to participate in a club tournament, you must sign-up with our tournament chairperson (TC). This is because we are provided a limited number of openings by the course. Members signing up after the field is full will be placed on a waiting list. The general rule is that you must sign-up with the TC no later than two weeks prior to the event. The sign-up number is listed with the tournament announcement. We recommend signing-up earlier to ensure that you will not be on a waiting list. 7

8 Cancellations are a fact of life. Things happen and even though you have signed-up, you find you cannot make the tournament. PLEASE contact the TC and let them know as soon as possible. This gives the TC time to notify the people on the waiting list. The last date to cancel and avoid a possible fine is two weeks prior to the tournament. Published in each newsletter with the announcement of the next tournament is a signup/cancellation deadline. Members canceling after that date or not showing up at the tournament will be notified of a fine by a written letter from the club. The fine structure is $5.00 for individual medal play tournaments and $10.00 for team event tournaments. The cost of the green fees will also be assessed if the club is charged for the fees by the course and we are unable to find a substitute for you. So, if you have signed up for a tournament and discover you can't play after the cancellation date has passed, contact the TC immediately. He may be able to find a substitute for you and help you minimize your costs SWD Officers and Directors Title Name Phone Address President Bill Fung bfung@sbcglobal.net Treasurer Anne Uyeda auyeda7768@hotmail.com 8

9 Handicapper Septimus Kwong Tournament Director May Linn Lee Board Member Ron Sanui (Past President) Board Member Rodney Wong Board Member Winfred DeLeon

10 Executive Board David Chan Executive Board Mel Yu Executive Board Michael Fong coming soon! Webmaster Kent Hirose 10

11 1. Contact Info: Miscellaneous Tidbits. Please make sure Septimus has your correct address. Both NCGA info and Club communications will be sent to address on file. 2. Multi-Club Savings: SWD members that also belong to another club and have paid their NCGA membership dues through that club will not have to pay an additional NCGA membership with us. People joining under this measure must have a valid NCGA membership. The person will not have a NCGA membership under SWD, but will still have the same SWD benefits (compete in all tournaments and qualify for prizes, year-end dinner, etc.) Members will be saving $36.00 off the SWD membership annual dues. This would not apply to SWD officers as they have to be NCGA members through our club. 3. Contact Info: Please make sure Septimus has your correct address. Both NCGA info and Club communications will be sent to address on file. 4. Multi-Club Savings: SWD members that also belong to another club and have paid their NCGA membership dues through that club will not have to pay an additional NCGA membership with us. People joining under this measure must have a valid NCGA membership. The person will not have a NCGA membership under SWD, but will still have the same SWD benefits (compete in all tournaments and qualify for prizes, year-end dinner, etc.) Members will be saving $36.00 off the SWD membership annual dues. This would not apply to SWD officers as they have to be NCGA members through our club. 11