Remuda Men's and Women's AssociationRemuda Golf Course hosts Association play each week. Our weekly contests will challenge your skills while providing a nice break from the daily grind. Come on out if you like to golf with your friends or meet new people.
Each season we have sign-ups Typically in mid-March. The exact dates will be posted on the events calendar and in the newspaper.
Annual Membership Fee: $20
Weekly Contests: Green Fee plus $5 or $6 for the pot
UGA Membership required
Opening Social with learning Clinic: March 20, 2010 at the driving range. (Inside if inclement weather)
Play this season: Wednesday or Thursday Nine Holes.
Winners are posted on our Remuda News blog and credited over the weekend.
Scores must be attested by another golfer. Game schedules on the front or back determined weekly.
This year's membership will include learning clinics and equipment demos along with a bucket of free range balls to help improve your skills. You will also be issued a reusable prize card that can be credited automatically with your winnings.
Remuda Golf Course Association Instructions
Remuda association membership and UGA membership must be current for ou scores to count.
The $5 or $6 entry fee must be paid before playing each week.
Play on the designated side (front or back nine) and tees printed on the calendar.
Play any time during the designated days and have a second person attest your score.
Only the round played immediately after paying the entry fee will count as your score for the week.
Turn your attested scorecard in to the front desk. That score will be entered for you in the UGA computer. (Do not enter it yourself a second time.)
Handicaps will be calculated by combining your UGA handicap and your previous weeks results.
Scores will be tallied and posted no later than the following Monday.
Prize cards will automatically be credited for the winners. Pick up your prize card at the front desk.
Use your prize card like a gift card in the golf shop or snack bar. Use it for anything except for the weekly entry fee. (The golf shop can also mail order equipment for most name brand golf equipment.)
Have fun and invite any friends who may want to join!
GAME SCHEDULE: (To be determined according to men and women association preferences. This will be updated after 'signups.)
Typical Winnings breakdown:
First - 55% of the pot
Second - 30% of the pot
Third - 15% of the pot
These winnings are then divided by the amount of flights in the event.
Current Nine Hole Handicap flights:
(These vary depending on the mix of players during the week.)
First flight: 0-6
Second 6.1-10
Third: 10.1 and up
Questions, please contact:
Jake Bailey, President
Zach Aland, Secretary
E-mail Click Herei
“Chicago”
Definition: Chicago is a golf game whose format is based on golfers beginning their rounds with negative points. In Chicago, players start with a negative amount of points, based on handicaps, then add positive points during the round. The idea is to get from the negative to the positive, clearing your "hurdle" (the term used for your starting total of negative points) by as much as possible.
Negative points begin at -39 for scratch golfers. A 1-handicapper starts with -38, a 2-handicapper with -37, and so on up to a 36-handicapper who starts with -3 points. During a nine hole round the negative hurdle is halved to -18.5.
During the round, positive points are added on this basis:
• Bogeys are worth l point
• Pars are worth 2 points
• Birdies are worth 4 points
• Eagles are worth 8 points
“Low Net”
Definition: A player's gross score minus the strokes his or her course handicap allows to be taken during the course of the round. A golfer may have a gross score of 92, but during the round was allowed to take 9 strokes. That player's net score is 83.
“Low Gross”
Definition: Gross score is, of course, every stroke a golfer has taken during a round, added up to a total score.
“Alternating Tees”
Definition: Low net or low gross scoring. Golfers play a different color tee box at each hole, from closest to furthest away. E.g. yellow, white, blue, black, yellow, white blue, black, yellow.
“Mulligan a Hole”
Definition: Low net or low gross scoring. Each player is granted one mulligan each hole. Use it on the tee box or save it for later at the putting green, it’s up to you.
“Beat the Pro”
Definition: Low net or low gross scoring, plus a bonus each hole you beat the gross score of the pro. Occasionally a bonus if you beat the net score of the Pro.
“2-Man Best Ball”
Definition: You will need a partner for this event. Each golfer plays a hole and the lowest of the two scores is recorded on a hole by hole basis. Only one line of the scorecard is needed. The two-some is treated as one person for calculating a low net or gross score. The two golfers handicaps will be averaged together.
“2-Man Scramble”
Definition: You will need a partner for this event. Each golfer plays a shot and the best shot is played after that. In this way hits are tallied for each hole. Only one line of the scorecard is needed. The two-some is treated as one person for calculating a low net or gross score. The two golfers handicaps will be averaged together.
“Club Championship”
Definition: The Club Championship is two days of play. The pairing is done by handicaps the first day and by first-day-finishing order for the second day. Players must play both days to be eligible for prizes.
Typically at Remuda you have all week to play the first 18 holes before Saturday. Who ever posts and turns in there score card before Saturday will be qualified for the last 18 holes. Tee times are scheduled in the morning, and you are grouped on how you scored the first 18 holes. Low Handicaps are playing for gross, and the high Handicaps are playing for net. The club champion will be the winner of low gross.