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1937 - 2021 84th Year
WASHOE COUNTY GOLF
COURSE
CELEBRATING 104 YEARS
2601 Foley Way
PO Box 2186 Reno, NV 8950
Phone: 775.828.663
Fax: 775.825.8625
Website: www.washoegolf.com
Darin Menante, PGA
General Manager, Director of Golf
email: Dmenante@washoegolf.org
Greg Wenzel, PGA
Head Golf Professional
email: Gwenzel@washoegolf.org
Barney Bell, PGA LMBR
Golf Ambassador
email: Bbell@washoegolf.org
Cal Swanson, Superintendent
THE SHOE BAR &GRILL
828-6638
Ladies’ Day: Thursdays, April – October (exceptions
noted on calendar)
Ladies’ Red Tees: Slope Rating: 132 Course Rating 72.62021 BOARD OF DIRECTORS
OFFICERS
*President:
Hazel Bowen
853-4803
bowenhaz@gmail.com
*Vice President
Dawna Mantei
224-8371
revdawna777@gmail.com
*Recording Secretary
Claudia O’Mera
857-3204
claudiaomera@yahoo.com
*Treasurer/Membership
Cathie Oppio
722-1579
coppio111@charter.net
*Tournament/Handicap
Judy Sather
849-1880
judysather@charter.net
*Executive
CommitteeSTANDING COMMITTEES
Awards: Cary Basta
Budget: Hazel Bowen
Cathie Oppio
Judy Sather
Cindy Fladager
Corresponding Secretary: Lynn Allen
Eclectic: Mayla Kent
Roster Book: Hazel Bowen
Rules: Claudia O’Mera
Social: Cindy Fladager
Team Play Captain: Patty Conant
Co-Captain: Dawna Mantei
SPECIAL COMMITTEES
Audit: Hazel Bowen
Cathie Oppio
Judy Sather
Invitational Chair: Ev Pace
Non-Board and Non-Voting:
Pro Shop Liaison: Darin Menante
Monthly Board Meetings are held
the 1st Thursday of the month
unless otherwise noted.
General Membership Meeting:
November 4th, 2021LIFE MEMBERS
25 or More Years of Continuous Membership
1959 Esthermae Haines 1978 Joy King
1961 Ellen Rheuben Barbara
Reynolds
1962 Billie Bernard Julie Woods
Shirley Canale 1979 Verlita Conner
Mardelle McKinney Linda Hagar
1965 Betty Rhodes Janet Ross
Paddy Varnadore Jan Warwick
1972 Maria Aramini 1980 Lori Elliott
1973 Betty Barnes Jackie Powers
Laura Cassinelli 1981 Jo Bristol
Anna Mae Laster Deb Schwoyer
Shirley Packer 1983 Shirlene Brown
1974 Judy Dragoo Sharon Scott
Renate Harding Alana Williams
Ev Pace 1984 Bonnie Foard
Carol Tripp Jean Maxwell
Jo Waller Nancy Williams
Ginny Young 1988 Cathie Oppio
1976 Mimi Davis Jackie Rials
Carmele Legorburu 1991 Kathy Gray
Mickie Ringgold 1992 Lorrie Easley
Lee Ronnow Mindy Zamzow
1977 Jane Chapman 1994 Joycette Dapra
Nikki Chism Anita Lucas
Sandy Hardesty 1995 Shirley Ingram
Jacki PackerPAST PRESIDENTS 1937-39 Maize Muller 1971 Beth Silsby 1998 Claudia Chesney 1940 Rosalind Smith 1972 Nell Gerow 1999 Joanie Hendrick 1941-42 Margaret Lackey 1973 Mary Forson 2000 C Kichenmaster 1943-45 Time Out WWII 1974 Betty Brennan 2001 Lisa Overholtzer 1946-47 Nancy Helgran 1975 Merle Rose 2002-03 Verlita Connor 1948 Nell Gerow 1976 Ruth Ely 2004 Georgia Tachoires 1949 Jane Woodward 1977 Betty Evans 2005-06 Kyle DeMeza 1950 Ginny Lehman 1978 Betty Brennan 2007 S Canale/B Shadle 1951 Ruth Quivey 1979 Vi Mooney 2008-09 Beth Shadle 1952 Maria Bennett 1980 Laura Cassinelli 2010-11 Rosemary Kavner 1953 Bobbie Smilanick 1981 Peggy Vice 2012 Janet Parigini 1954 Willa Wills 1982 Evelyn Tucker 2013-15 Hazel Bowen 1955 Charlotte Bath 1975 Ev Pace 2016-17 Judy Sather 1956 Dorothy Flood 1984 Lee Ronnow 2018-19 Jeanmarie Walsh 1957 Irene Stampfli 1985 Nell Gerow 2020 Hazel Bowen 1958 Miriam Chism 1986 Shirley Canale 1959 Ruth Quivey 1987 Jan Usher 1960 Anne Bishop 1988 Sandy Hardesty 1961 Jeanne Nelson 1989 Betty Brennan 1962 M Woodward 1990 V Thompson 1963 Irene Welch 1991 Mimi Davis 1964 Miriam Flyge 1992 Jackie Rials 1965 Wanda Corn 1993 Sharon Scott 1966-67 Betty Woodburn 1994 Mindy Zamzow 1968 Sue Siri 1995 Shirley Canale 1969 Bobbie Smilanick 1996 Ellen Rheuben 1970 Billie Bernard 1997 B Kuzmicki
CLUB CHAMPIONS 1938 Betty Johnson 1975 Patty Sheehn 1939 Olga Dresser 1976 Merle Rose 1940 Thelma Carlton 1977-81 Anita Lucas 1941 Earlmond Baker 1982 Merle Rose 1942 Thelma Carlton 1983 Debbie Schwoyer 1943-45 Time Out WWII 1984 Ev Pace 1946 Thelma Carlton 1985-89 Jan Usher 1947 Andrea Speers 1990 Ev Pace 1948 Jane Metrovich 1991 Lori Elliott 1949-50 Andrea Speers 1992 Debbie Schwoyer 1951 Maria Bennett 1993-95 Christy Atencio 1952 Jane Metrovich 1996-03 Debbie Schwoyer 1953 Andrea Speers 2004 Lori Elliott 1954-55 Maria Bennett 2005 Ev Pace 1956 Sharon Johnson 2006 Debbie Schwoyer 1957 Bobbie Smilanick 2007-10 Lori Elliott 1958 Sharon Johnson 2011 Debbie Schwoyer 1959 Maria Bennett 2012 Lori Elliott 1960-62 Dorothy Maden 2013 Debbie Schwoyer 1963 Irene Solari 2014 Lori Elliott 1964-68 Maria Johnson 2015 Debbie Schwoyer 1969-70 Shirley Mitchell 2016-18 Lori Elliott 1971 Ruth Hume 2019 Jeanmarie Walsh 1972 Renee Topol 2020 Kaitlin Fleiner 1973 Maria Johnson 1974 Ruth Hume
AWARDS
Birdies and Eagles
Record first time birdies and eagles made in RWGC-
sponsored events on the appropriate list in the Ladies’
Locker Room.
First Time Birdie: Toni Binker, Denise Price
First Time Eagle: Marcia Shearer
Break Pins
Members breaking 100, 90, 80, or 70 for the first time in an
RWGC-sponsored event. Record your break score and
date on the appropriate list in the Ladies’ Locker Room.
Broke 100: Kristin Erickson, Ali Fiddler
Most Improved 2020
Flight 1: Jody Longballa
Flight 2: Kristin Erickson
Flight 3: Martha SlavonicLADIES’ DAY PROCEDURE
• Members must report to the pro shop 30 minutes before tee time.
• Shot-gun start times vary by month according to the calendar in
your roster book.
• Please be sure to inform the pro shop of any changes in your
foursome.
• If you are not signed up for a game, check with the pro shop for
any cancellations or openings.
• Notify both the pro shop and a member of your foursome if you
are unable to keep your starting time.
• Five-somes will not be permitted.
• Improving your lie (bumping the ball) is not allowed. If course
conditions warrant, an exception for the current round will be
made by the Tournament Chair on the advice of the pro shop.
Notification will be by an announcement over the intercom prior to
play and will be noted on your scorecard.
• If you do not have a full team for team events, keep a scorecard
with appropriate “pops”, and the Tournament Committee will
supply a blind draw.
NOTE: There is no provision for a blind draw
in Chapman, Scrambles, and Shambles.
SIGN-UP PROCEDURE
• Respond to email invitation as “Playing”.
• Signing up your group:
Select “Send a message to the manager”. Under “Message”,
enter the name(s) of those in your group. Only one person per
group will respond to the email invitation. Indicate any walkers
with a “W” in the message. Select “Send”.
• Signing up as a single:
Select “Send”. If you are walking, indicate “W” in the message,
then select “Send”.
• You will receive an email confirming your sign-up. The
confirmation will be sent only to the individual who signed up the
group.
PAIRINGS (Tee sheet) and RESULTS
• Go to www.golfgenius.com and sign in. Your GGID is RW2021.
• Pairings will be available Wednesday morning prior to play on
Thursday.
• Results will be available Thursday evening after play.RENO WOMEN’S GOLF CLUB STANDING
RULES
(Revised 2019)
USGA Rules will govern all play except as modified by local rules
or such temporary rules as determined by the Rules Committee
and approved by the Board of Directors.
MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION
Must be at least 18 years of age.
WEEKLY TOURNAMENT PLAY
Eligibility
• Must have USGA handicap. To obtain this handicap, USGA
requires a minimum of three 18-hole scores to be posted
within the past 24 months.
• All players will play with their full handicap.
Awards
• Prizes will be awarded to 1/3, or a fraction thereof, of each
flight.
• There will be a minimum of one gross and one net prize per
flight.
Scorecards
• Each player will have her own scorecard unless it is a
team event.
• Each player will have her score kept by another player in
her foursome.
• In the case that a player does not complete a hole, she
shall record, for posting purposes, the score she most
likely would have had that does not exceed her ADJ
limit. An “X” must precede that score on her card.
• Check your hole-by-hole score with your marker to ensure
you are signing an accurate score. Failure to do so may
result in disqualification.
• Scorecards must be signed by the player and attested by
the marker.
• Signed and attested scorecards should be turned into the
tournament committee immediately after the round.
Failure to do so may result in disqualification. Any
player leaving the premises without turning in her
completed scorecard may be disqualified.• Incomplete or incorrect cards may be disqualified.
Breaking Ties
• The tournament committee will break ties according to
USGA recommended method in the USGA Handicap
System and Golf Committee manual.
• Flight breakdown
• Flight distribution and the number of flights will be
determined each week according to the handicaps of
participating competitors. The maximum number of
flights will be six, but may be fewer depending on the
number of competitors.
Pace of Play
• Each group should keep up with the group in front of
them. Allow faster groups to play through. Players are
encouraged to play “ready golf” whenever possible.
• Players must putt out in individual stroke play.
• Dress Code
• Please respect the game, the course, and your fellow
players by wearing appropriate golf attire. No cut-offs or
short-shorts, no tank tops, tube tops, halters or sports
bras without a shirt worn over them.
Posting Scores
• The Handicap Committee will post all weekly tournament
scores.
• All other adjusted gross scores obtained through play at
any course during the GHIN posting season must be
posted on the computer at the course or on GHIN.com
• If a player plays thirteen or more holes for an 18-hole
score or seven or more holes for a 9-hole score, for
handicap purposes, her score on holes not played shall
be PAR plus any handicap strokes she is entitled to
receive on the hole.
• If a player starts but does not complete a hole, she shall
record, for handicap purposes, the score she most likely
would have made if the hole had been completed, but
such score shall not exceed the limit in the Adjusted
Limit (ADJ)
.CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP
• The tournament committee shall set dates, starting times, and
deadline for entries in the tournament.
• The tournament will be 36 holes of flighted stroke play.
• Flight breakdown will be the same as weekly tournaments.
• USGA and local rules shall apply as set forth by the Rules
Committee.
• The player recording the lowest gross score will be Club
Champion. The player recording the lowest net score will
be Net Champion.
Eligibility
• Player must have played a minimum of 5 rounds on
RWGC play days during the current season.
• Player must be a member in good standing (dues paid 60
days prior to the first day of the tournament).
• Player must have an established USGA handicap; past
record of 20 18-hole scores played in the last 24
months.
• Players will play with full handicap.
Pairings
• First Day: Players will be paired according to handicap
index within flights: 1, 3, 5, 7; 2, 4, 6, 8; etc.
• Second Day: Players will be paired according to gross
score within flights: 1, 2, 3, 4; 5, 6, 7, 8: etc.
Awards
• Awards per flight
• Prizes will be awarded to (1/3), or a fraction thereof, of
each flight.
• Gross and net position shall be paid equally.
• A player is entitled to only one prize.Champion Awards
• The Club Champion and Net Champion will receive equal
prizes.
Ties
• Club Champion (gross and net) will be determined by a
sudden-death play-off, starting from a designated hole.
• All other ties will be determined by using the USGA
recommended method per the USGA Handicap System
and Golf Committee Manual.
• Scorecards will be kept as in weekly tournament play.USGA & LOCAL RULES
• Preferred Lies: May be played at the discretion of the
Tournament Committee. During this time the player may
improve the lie of her ball within a scorecard length and in
like conditions through the general area
• Lost Ball: Rule 18.1. The player is encouraged to play a
provisional ball if she thinks her ball may be lost outside of a
water hazard.
• Embedded Ball: Rule 16
• Putting Green: Rule 13. The player may touch the line of
play. What the player is allowed to repair on the green: See
Rule 13.1c(2)
• Penalty areas (water hazards/lateral water hazards): Rule
17.
• Out of bounds: Rule 18. Defined by all perimeter fencing on
the course and white stakes and/or lines on holes 1, 9, 10,
14, and 18.
• Doubt as to procedure: Rule 20.1c(3). A player unsure of her
rights or procedure may play out the hole with 2 balls. The
player must declare her intention to invoke this Rule and
which ball will be counted (at the time of invoking the Rule) if
the Rules permit. She must report facts to the Tournament
Committee before signing and returning her scorecard.
Failure to do so may result in disqualification. The RWGC
Tournament Committee will make the final decision.
• Yardage markers on the course are deemed to be moveable
ONLY if the marker impedes your swing or stance, NOT line
of sight.
• Obstructions: Rule 15 and 16. Relief is available under these
Rules for all concrete walls, staked or tagged trees, all roads
and cart paths on the Course, and the protective fence
behind #10 green.
• Abnormal ground conditions: Rule 16. Ground under repair
is defined by white lines or stakes. It includes equipment and
cart ruts, newly seeded or aerated areas in the cut of the
fairway of the hole being played, even if not so marked.
.• Stones in bunkers: Rule 15.1 (Loose impediments). Stones
in bunkers are moveable obstructions. If a stone or pebble
impedes your swing or follow-through in the bunker, you may
remove it without penalty.
• Cell phones: As a courtesy to others, please refrain from
using your cell phone on the golf course.
NET DOUBLE BOGEY
For posting purposes, the maximum score a player can take on
any hole is Net Double Bogey. Net Double Bogey is defined
as double bogey plus any strokes (pops) a player gets on the
hole.
Example: Washoe #1 (par 4)
• Player A gets two strokes or pops. Double bogey on a par 4
is 6. Add her 2 strokes, so the maximum score she can
take is 8.
• Player B gets 1 stroke. The maximum score Player B can
take is double bogey plus 1. She can take a 7.
NORTHERN NEVADA POSTING DATES
Posting begins March 15th and end November 30th
.END OF YEAR AWARDS
Eclectic
• Eclectic flights will be determined based on the player’s USGA
Handicap Index on the first day of play and number of players
who sign up for the eclectic competition.
• Players must participate in the tournament of the day for
eligibility.
Most Improved Golfers
• Must have USGA handicap.
• Must have a past record of 20 18-hole scores played within
the last 24 months.
• Must have recorded eight 18-hole rounds on RWGC play
days at Washoe County Golf Course during the current
season.
• Awards will be divided into three handicap divisions based on
your handicap at the start of the season as follows:
i) Handicap Division I: 0 – 23
ii) Handicap Division II: 24 – 32
iii) Handicap Division III: 33 – 40+
Hole-In-One
Any club member making a hole-in-one at Washoe County Golf
Course or any accredited golf course other than Washoe County
Golf Course will receive an award commemorating the event
First time Birdies/Eagles
Members making a birdie or an eagle FOR THE FIRST TIME
must post the event on the bulletin board in the ladies’ locker
room to receive an End of Year Award.
Break Awards
Members breaking a gross score of 100, 90, or 80 FOR THE
FIRST TIME will receive an End of Year award.
Score must have been recorded at Washoe County Golf Course
on Ladies’ Day.
.HIGH SIERRA TEAM PLAY
INFORMATION
• Sign-up sheets will be posted every month to qualify for
Team Play. Maximum handicap for Team Play is 36.
• Handicaps over 36 will be reduced to 36.
• Qualifying days vary. Check the calendar in the roster
book.
• Team members are determined by the three lowest gross
and three lowest net scores recorded on qualifying days.
All players must qualify and compete to a maximum of
36 handicap.
• Teams of six members will compete with other teams of
six members at six different golf courses for six months.
See schedule below.
• FORMAT: Team match play. Each club will have six
players forming three 2-player teams. Each 2-player
team will play better ball against another club’s 2-player
team. Eighteen holes will be completed, equaling a total
of 18 points.
• The club with the most points accumulated over the six
tournaments wins.
• If you belong to more than one club, you may represent
only one club in team play for the season.
Qualifying
Date of Play Course
Date
May 6 May 21 Silver Oak
June 10 June 23 Washoe
July 8 July 21 Sierra Sage
Aug 12 Aug 27 Incline Mtn
Sept 16 Sept 28 Incline Champ
Sept 23 Oct 11 MontreuxSPECIAL INFORMATION
President’s Cup – July 29th
This is an annual event that recognizes the current and
past presidents of our club. It is usually a 4-gal game;
lunch included.
Club Championship – August 5th and August 12th
This competition is flighted, allowing competitors to
play with others of similar ability. Both days are posted
as tournament scores.
Lunch will be provided for players who compete in the
Club Championship
Birdies for Washoe
Proceeds benefit the Washoe Junior Golf Program.
Voluntary one-time $10 buy-in. Five tournament days
are played in conjunction with regular RWGC play
days. Claudia O’Mera will keep track of participants’
birdies, eagles, net birdies, and net eagles for the five
tournament days. At the conclusion of the tournament,
each participant will be asked to donate $1 for each
birdie, eagle, net birdie and net eagle scored on the
tournament days. Dates: 5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27, 6/10.
PACE OF PLAY
• No one likes to play with or follow a slow player. Be ready and
prepared when it’s your turn to hit.
• Please help your group be aware if your group falls behind.
• Keep up with the group in front of you. If you are unable to
keep up, please allow the group behind you to play
through.
• Keep any pre-shot practice short.
• Finish conversations after your shot.
• Use the carts efficiently so as not to waste time to get to each
player’s shot.
• Continuous putting is encouraged. Two players may leave the
green if play is completed and get ready to tee off at the
next hole.SWGL
Month Day
May 24 Genoa Lakes
Lakeridge
Red Hawk Lakes
June 7 Whitehawk
14 Whitehawk
21 Whitehawk
28 Whitehawk
July 19 Graeagle
Nakoma
26 Grizzly Ranch
Hidden Valley
August 16 Plumas Pines
Somersett
23 Incline Mtn
27 Lake Tahoe GC
September 20 Gray's Crossing
Tahoe Donner
21 Bailey Creek
27 Gray's Crossing
October 4 Old Greenwood
Shaffer's Mill
5 Shaffer's MillAPRIL 2021 9:00 SHOTGUN
Thursday Friday Saturday
1 2 3
Par 3 Tournament
8 9 10
Awesome Threesome
15 16 17
Par 4s
Darin’s Birthday
22 23 24
Mutt & Jeff
29 30 1
Stroke PlayMAY 2021 9:00 SHOTGUN
Thursday Friday Saturday
6 7 8
ONES
TPQ Silver Oak 5/21
Birdies for Washoe
Board Meeting
13 14 15
Evens
Birdies for Washoe
20 21 22
2-Gal Best Ball
Birdies for Washoe
27 28 29
Reno Points
Birdies for WashoeJUNE 2021 8:00 SHOTGUN
Thursday Friday Saturday
3 4 5
MEMBER/GUEST
Contact Ev Pace for details
evpace@sbcglobal.net
10 11 12
Shortest 9
Birdies for Washoe
TPQ Washoe 6/23
Board Meeting
17 18 19
Ts & Fs
24 25 26
BARNEY BELL
SCHOLARSHIP
TOURNAMENT
8:30 ShotgunJULY 2021 8:00 SHOTGUN
Thursday Friday Saturday
1 2 3
2-Gal Best Ball
8 9 10
Throw Out Three
TPQ Sierra Sage 7/21
15 16 17
Reno Points
22 23 24
Stroke Play
29 30 31
President’s Cup
4-Gal Modified Hit & SitAUGUST 2021 8:00 SHOTGUN
Thursday Friday Saturday
5 6 7
Club Championship
Day 1
Board Meeting
12 13 14
Club Championship
Day 2
Lunch served for participants
after play
TPQ Incline Mtn 8/27
19 20 21
2-Gal 6-6-6
26 27 28
Odd Holes HSTP @ Incline NN Amateur @
Mtn ToiyabeSEPTEMBER 2021 8:30 SHOTGUN
Thursday Friday Saturday
2 3 4
Golf “FORE” Moms
2-Gal Best Ball
Benefits Moms on the Run
9 10 11
Criss Cross Shine the
Shoe
NN 2-Gal @
Board Meeting Winnemucca
16 17 18
Par 4s
TPQ Incline Chp 9/28
23 24 25
Shortest 9
TPQ Montreux 10/11
30 1 2
46th NN Senior
Women’s Championship
(not a regular RWGC play
day)OCTOBER 2021 9:00 SHOTGUN
Thursday Friday Saturday
7 8 9
ONES
14 15 16
Stroke Play
Board Meeting
21 22 23
2-Gal Scramble
3 Clubs and a Putter
28 29 30
Par 3 Tournament
4 5 6
Closing Luncheon
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