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Friday, May 18, 2012
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 Men's Night

YELLOWKNIFE GOLF CLUB
THURSDAY NIGHT MEN’S LEAGUE
SHOTGUN START
CHECK WITH PRO SHOP FOR STARTING TIME

Organized By: Euan McLean

Date Nine Sponsor Style of Play Scored as:
May 10     Gross / Net Stroke Play
May 17 Front  Nunavut Insurance Any Hole Single
May 24  Back  Central Mechanical Gross/Net Stroke Play
May 31  Front  Mystery Guy Gross / Net Stroke Play
June 7 Back

 Coyotes Bar and Grill

Gross / Net Stroke Play
June 14 Front

 Corvan Consultants

The Grid 4-Man
June 21 Back Alanco Holdings Gross/Net Stoke Play
June 28  Front Northern Food Services Gross / Net Stroke Play
July 5 Back  McCaw Drilling Stableford Single
July 12 Front The Bottle Shop/Incity Moving Gross / Net Stroke Play
July 19 Back Arctic Express Gross/Net Single
July 26 Front Accounting Plus Las Vegas 2-Man Team
August 2 Back Aurora Village Gross/Net  Single
August 9 Front Sam's Monkey Tree Gross / Net Stroke Play
August 16 Back True Value Hardware Gross / Net Stroke Play
August 23 Front Mclean Family Pinehurst 2-Man
August 30 Back Bob Mcleod, MLA Frame Lake South Gross/Net Stoke Play 

September 6 

 

Front  

Gross/Net

 

Stroke Play
         

FOR YOUR INFORMATION

 

Handicap cards are required for net prizes on Men’s Night. Cards must be up to date and current.
All games are nine-hole rounds except closing tournament. Each night costs $5.00 plus a $2.00 deuce pot option.
Registration will be in the Pro-Shop this year.
There will be an 18-hole Tombstone Tournament on Saturday September 11 starting at Noon. Cost will be $5.00 per person if you have played in at least 4 other Men’s Night event.
If you have not played in at least 4 other events cost will be $5.00 plus $5.00 for the number of nights you are less than 4 nights ($25.00) maximum.
This year we’ve brought back the Cook Your Own (Steak, Chicken and Hamburger) & the kitchen will be closed.
Please inform the pro-shop or the clubhouse if you will be eating dinner after your round.
This season we will be recording stroke average and money list.
 Attendance is required each night in order to receive your door prizes.*
• Prizes and draws will be done @ 9:15P.M.

 

Format Rules

Stableford

Stableford is a points system. On each hole players add or subtract points based on their net score. The points assigned are as follows:

Double Eagle: 8
Eagle: 5
Birdie: 2
Par: 0
Bogey:  -1
Other: -3
Handicaps: Full
 

Any Hole

As the name suggests Any Hole is played by removing the flagsticks and allowing players to play their shot to any of the holes on the green. No more complaining about being in the wrong location in this game and the luckiest of the group will walk away with the prize money.

Handicaps: Full

Pinehurst

Both players on a team tee off. Each hits the other's ball for their second shot. The pair then chooses the best ball after the two shots. From that point on it is alternate shot.

Handicaps: Team Handicap is 85% of the average of the two player’s handicaps.

The Grid

A template is made up and it is unknown to all golfers. Players record their net scores on the scorecard and the template will be placed over the card at the end of the round. One golfers score is selected by the grid card for each hole at the end of the night and is scored accordingly.

Handicaps: Full

Las Vegas

Each team of two adds their net scores together, so if they both had fours the score is 44. If the scores were different then the scoring depends on how you fared to par. If one of you got a par or better you would take the lower score first. For example a 4 and 6 on a par 5 scores 46. If you are both above par, say on a par three, then you take the higher score first giving 64.

The lowest total over the nine holes wins.

Handicaps: Full

Tombstone

Each player is given a set number of strokes to play their round of golf. The number of strokes is your current handicap plus the course rating. So if you were a 15 handicap you would get 84 strokes to play your round of golf (15 Handicap + 69 Course Rating). Once you have used up all of your strokes your round is over and the player places a tombstone (cross) with their name on it where their final shot has come to rest. If you still have strokes left after playing 18 holes then you would go back to hole number 1 and start again until all of your strokes have been used up. The player that places their tombstone the furthest away from the starting hole wins the tournament.

Handicaps: Full

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