Tournament Book 2020 Fox Meadow & Weymouth Golf Associations - Weymouth Country Club
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2020
Tournament
Book
Fox Meadow & Weymouth
Golf Associations2019 Fox Meadow CC
Club Champions
Club Champion Jerry Todorovich
Nicklaus Bernie VanCamp
Palmer Lance Seyer
Senior Club Champion Ken Konczos
Blue Champion Chuck Vrabel
Blue Net Champion Page Mader
White Champion Terry McFadden
White Net Champion Bob Morsek
2019 Weymouth CC
Club Champions
Club Champion Kyle Jacob
Nicklaus Flight Dave Jablonski
Hogan Flight Joe Vargo
Palmer Flight Mike Kovaleski
Sr. Club Championship Division - Gross Chris Bockman
Sr. Club Championship Division - Net Scott Campbell
Sr. Net Championship – Gross Howard Polack
Sr. Net Championship – Net Pat Potopsky
Sr. Super Senior -Gross Bob Puls Sr.
22020 Fox Meadow Golf Committee
Rob Smyser, GM
Rsmyser@arcisgolf.com
Todd Ekstrand, PGA Head Golf Professional
Tekstrand@arcisgolf.com
Matt Martin (President)
Chuck Vrabel
Kyle Johnson
Tim Synk (Treasurer)
2020 Weymouth Golf Committee
Autumn Keller, GM
Akeller@foxmeadowcc.com
Kevin Maust, PGA Head Golf Professional
Kmaust@arcisgolf.com
Dan Juris
Eric Jones
John Gressler
Tony Zabiegala
2020 Handicap Committee
Dan Juris (Committee Chair)
Kurt Hawley (Weymouth)
Pat Spoerndle (Fox)
Bill Shockley (Fox)
Nick Fanous (Weymouth)
32020 Tournament Schedule
Tournaments Tournament Date(s) Registration &
Cancellation Deadline
Fox Opening Day Shamble Saturday, May 2, 2020 Wednesday, April 29, 2020
Weymouth Opening Day Scramble Saturday, May 9, 2020 Wednesday, May 6, 2020
Fox Meadow President's Cup Saturday, May 23, 2020 Wednesday, May 20, 2020
Member/Member (Both Clubs) Saturday, June 6, 2020 - Wednesday, May 27, 2020
Sunday, June 7, 2020
Strategy Draft @Fox Meadow (Draft Friday Saturday, June 20, 2020 Tuesday, June 16, 2020
Evening, June 19 @Fox Meadow)
1-Day Member/Guest @Fox Meadow Thursday, June 25, 2020 Saturday, June 20, 2020
(Stag Day)
The Ohio Open Monday, June 28, 2020 - NA
@ Both Clubs Wednesday, June 30, 2020
Tradition Tournament Saturday, July 11, 2020 - Sunday, Wednesday, July 1, 2020
(Weymouth Saturday & Fox Sunday) July 12, 2020
Couple’s Open Championship Sunday, July 19, 2020 Friday, July 17, 2020
@Weymouth
Sr. & Women's Club Championships Saturday, July 25, 2020 - Wednesday, July 22, 2020
(Both Clubs) Sunday, July 26, 2020
Member/Guest Invitational Thursday, August 6, 2020 - Monday, July 13, 2020
(Weymouth Country Club) Saturday, August 8, 2020
Member/Guest Invitational Thursday, August 6, 2020 - Monday, July 13, 2020
(Fox Meadow Country Club) Saturday, August 8, 2020
Men's Club Championships (Both Clubs) Friday, August 21, 2020 - Wednesday, August 19, 2020
Sunday, August 23, 2020
1-Day Member/Guest @Weymouth Thursday, September 10, 2020 Tuesday, September 8, 2020
(Stag Day)
Men's League Finale @Weymouth Saturday, September 12, 2020 Wednesday, September 9, 2020
“The Old & The New” Saturday, September 19, 2020 - Wednesday, September 16, 2020
(1 Round @Fox and 1 Round @Weymouth) Sunday, September 20, 2020
Interclub @Fox Meadow Saturday, September 26, 2020 - NA
(Dinner Friday Night) Sunday, September 27, 2020
4Thursday Night Men’s Golf
April 9 5:00 FOX Informal Skins Game
April 16 5:00 WEY Informal Skins Game
April 23 5:00 FOX Informal Skins Game
April 30 5:00 WEY Informal Skins Game
Season Begins:
May 7 5:00 WEY
May 14 5:00 FOX
May 21 5:00 WEY
May 28 5:00 FOX Billing of all players signed up
June 4 5:00 WEY
June 11 5:00 FOX
June 18 4:00 WEY Guest Day – 18 hole event
June 25 5:00 WEY
July 2 5:00 FOX
July 9 5:00 WEY
July 16 5:00 FOX
July 23 5:00 WEY
July 30 5:00 FOX
August 6 NO LEAGUE Member Guest - Both Clubs
August 13 5:00 WEY
August 20 5:00 FOX
August 27 NO LEAGUE
September 3 5:00 WEY
September 10 5:00 FOX
September 12 9:00 Shotgun WEY 18 Hole - Finale Tournament
*Any player added to the league after May 31st, 2020 will be billed accordingly
*Minimum of 4 rounds played during season to participate in Finale Sept. 12th
52020 Thursday Night Men’s Golf
$75 Registration Fee
o Registration fee billed end of May, must be billed to
participate. 4 rounds min. to compete in season Finale
Weekly Prizes & Payouts
o Weekly Skins Game
$10 cash each week for a net skins game
o Prizes/Payouts
$10 weekly member charge to build pro shop credit
prize pool.
5:00 – Starting Time
o This is a 9 HOLE GAME
o Members have the opportunity to play 18 (only first 9 counts
toward the game).
o Alternate between the front 9 and back 9 at Fox & Weymouth
Special Events
o GUEST NIGHT
Bring a guest for FREE on June 18th @ Weymouth
Longest Night of the Year!
18-Hole Event, start time of 4:00pm only
Guest needs an established Handicap to participate
General Information
o Blue & White Tees
o Variable Best Ball Formats - Low Net Games
o 2-Person Team Nights
Committee Members:
Chuck Vrabel
Tony Zabiegala
David Thompson
6From the Handicap Committee
Questions for the Handicap Committee may be
submitted to:
WCCFOXHC@gmail.com
The Handicap Committee mailbox will be monitored during the
active golf season and the Handicap Committee will do its best
to respond to all inquiries as quickly as reasonably possible.
Mission Statement: The combined Handicap Committee for
Weymouth/Fox Meadow has a very simple mission: ensure that
all competitions conducted by the Men’s Golf Association are
contested on a level playing field that allows each competitor a
reasonable chance to win if that competitor plays well in that
event. In addition, it is the Committee’s responsibility to
monitor member handicaps and to ensure that handicaps
correctly reflect a player’s demonstrated ability so that the
handicaps that our members carry will allow them to fairly
compete in NOGA and other tournament events outside of
Weymouth\Fox Meadow.
Governance & Purpose
Weymouth Country Club and Fox Meadow Country Club are
members of the Northern Ohio Golf Association (NOGA), a regional
designee of the United States Golf Association (USGA). To facilitate
participation in the many NOGA tournaments held each year
throughout the region, and to establish handicaps for our club
events, our members must adhere to all the rules and decisions
defined by the USGA. Each golf club or golf association utilizing the
USGA Handicap System must appoint a Handicap Committee to
ensure the integrity of the Handicap Index issued for its members.
Weymouth Country Club and Fox Meadow Country Club have a
7single combined Handicap Committee to ensure uniformity in peer
review.
The purpose of the Rules of Handicapping is to make the game of
golf more enjoyable by enabling players of differing abilities to
compete on an equitable basis. The System provides a fair Course
Handicap for each player, regardless of ability, and adjusts a
player's Handicap Index up or down as the player's game changes.
At the same time, the System disregards high scores that bear little
relation to the player's potential ability and promotes continuity by
making a Handicap Index continuous from one playing season or
year to the next.
In addition, the Rules of Handicapping are based on two important
premises: each player will try to make the best score on each hole
in every round, regardless of where the round is played, and that
the player will post EVERY acceptable round for peer review (refer
to Rules of Handicapping, rule 2.1 covering acceptability of scores,
or refer to the “Posting Scores” section below). The player and the
player’s Handicap Committee share responsibility for adhering to
these premises.
Each member can help the Committee and their Club ensure this
system works by following a few simple guidelines:
Understand and follow Adjustment of Hole Scores as outlined
in the World Handicap System (pgs. 9-10) when posting
scores.
Post EVERY acceptable score upon completion of your round.
Because Handicap Indexes will change dynamically, as
opposed to twice each month as they have in the past, it
is critically important that the score be posted as soon as
possible after completing a round.
Participate in the Peer Review process by holding playing
competitors accountable to post their scores immediately upon
completion of each round.
8The Handicap Committee will be reviewing Handicap Indices on a
regular basis throughout the golfing season, and has the
responsibility to ensure that each player has a Handicap Index
reflecting potential ability. The Handicap Index is not an
indicator of an “average” or “most likely” score. It’s about potential.
Handicaps will be prominently posted in designated locations at
both clubs so that members may review the Handicap Index of any
club member, along with the number of rounds posted.
Peer Review
The Handicap Committee will be reviewing Handicap Indices on a
regular basis throughout the golf season. Rule 2 of the Rules of
Handicapping covers the conditions a score must satisfy to be
acceptable for handicap purposes (also see section in this book
covering posting of scores), providing confidence that it will produce
reasonable evidence of a player’s ability and, ultimately, a Handicap
Index that is reflective of demonstrated ability.
World Handicap System (WHS)
Effective January 1, 2020 the USGA has adopted the World
Handicap System. Important highlights of the changes from
the old system are as follows:
Handicaps will potentially change each time a score is posted.
The old system of GHIN Indexes being updated on the 1st and
15th of each month is no longer in place. If applicable a
player’s handicap index will change the day after a score is
posted.
The Handicap Index will be based on the best 8 scores out of
the most recent 20. The old system used the best 10 scores
out of the most recent 20.
9 The maximum score a player can count on any hole for
Handicap purposes is a net double bogey. The “old”
Equitable Stroke Control system is no longer in use.
2020 Tournament Handicap Summary
Summary of 2020 Tournament Handicap Calculation
(please see pages 11-21 for policies and Qualifications for Tournament Play)
Tournament Handicap is initially based on Handicap Index
as reflected in the GHIN software on the appropriate cutoff
date for each tournament determined by the Handicap
Committee
GHIN Handicap Index is routinely reviewed by the
Handicap Committee for validity and compared to CPI
(Competition Player Index) calculation (pgs. 11-12);
Tournament Handicap may be reduced based on the
difference between GHIN and CPI.
Specific requirements regarding scores posted to GHIN in
the last 12 months (minimum of 20 scores), minimum
number of competition scores posted from 1/1/18 forward
(minimum of 5 competition scores), and number of scores
posted in 2020 under the ladder system (see page 19)
must be met. If any player does not meet all three of
these requirements, they will be subject to the Handicap
reductions outlined on page 12.
Season-long match play Handicaps start with 1/1/20
index and can go down (but not up) during the season
It is EXPECTED that scores from ALL acceptable rounds
are posted in GHIN by midnight the day the round is
completed! This is more important than ever since
playing conditions are accounted for with the “dynamic”
handicap index changes only if entered by midnight
102020 Tournament Play
As stated in the summary, the starting point for determining a
player’s tournament handicap for events other than season-long
match play will be the player’s GHIN Handicap Index at the
appropriate cutoff date determined by the Handicap Committee in
advance of each tournament.
Rule 1.3 of the Rules of Handicapping indicates that a player is
expected to Act with Integrity by following the Rules of
Handicapping and to refrain from using, or circumventing, the
Rules of Handicapping for the purpose of gaining an unfair
advantage.
As part of the ongoing Peer Review Process the Committee reserves
the right to adjust the player’s Handicap Index for any tournament
for the following reasons:
Player does not post scores to GHIN for acceptable rounds
played
Historical tournament scores are inconsistent with Handicap
Index.
Player does not have at least 5 competition scores on their
record from 1/1/18 forward
Player does not have at least 20 scores posted in GHIN during
the most recent 12 months
Player fails to meet current year “Ladder” requirements
established by Golf Committee (see Qualifications for
Tournament Play)
A player’s Competition Playing Index (CPI) is computed by taking
the best 8 of the most recent 20 (consistent with the WHS formula
to compute a regular index) competition scores (or the best 40% of
the Competition scores if the player does not have 20 scores on
their record). The Committee will initially look at Competition
scores in the trailing 12 months prior to the CPI date (see four dates
outlined below). If the player has at least 5 Competition scores in
11the trailing 12 months, those scores will be used in the CPI
calculation. If a player does not have at least 5 Competition scores
in the trailing 12 months, the Committee will look back as far as
1/1/18 to get to the minimum of five scores and the most recent 5
Competition scores will be used in the calculation. If a player does
not have the minimum of 5 Competition scores even when looking
back to 1/1/18, the player’s CPI cannot be calculated and the
player will be subject to the handicap reductions described below.
The CPI will be “run” four times during the season (4/1, 6/1, 7/1,
8/1). The CPI computed on those dates will be compared to the
player’s GHIN Handicap Index as of the appropriate tournament
cutoff date (determined by the Handicap Committee). For those
players whose CPI is 2 or more strokes lower than their GHIN
Handicap Index, the CPI will be used as that player’s handicap
index for that tournament; otherwise the player’s GHIN index as of
the appropriate cutoff date will be used for that particular
tournament.
Once the player’s handicap index for the tournament has been
determined, a course handicap for that player is determined based
on the tees being played. Finally, the course handicap is multiplied
by the Handicap Allowance from the Rules of Handicapping
(Appendix C) to determine the Playing Handicap for that player for
that tournament.
The maximum Playing Handicap in all tournament play is 27.
As mentioned previously, players who do not have a minimum
of five Competition scores in their GHIN record from 1/1/18 to
the tournament cutoff date OR 20 scores posted in GHIN during
the 12 months prior to the tournament cutoff date OR do not
meet the current “Ladder” requirement established by the Golf
Committee will have their handicap for tournament play
reduced by 25% (must meet ALL THREE criteria to avoid
reduction):
12Season-Long Match Play
Because match play events begin before many members have the
ability to get many rounds played in 2020, The starting point for
both the individual and two-man match play events at both clubs
will be the 1/1/20 GHIN index for each player.
At the time an actual match is played, the pro shop will prepare the
card using the low 12-month handicap index for each player (Note
that, with the institution of the World Handicap System in 2020,
the low 12-month index for all players reset at 1/1/20 since
handicaps prior to that date had been computed under the old
handicap system). The result will be that each player will be
playing to their low 12-month index under the World Handicap
System in each match.
Match Play Handicap Reductions
Consistent with the process that will be used in handicapping other
tournaments in 2020, match play handicaps will be subject to
adjustment under the following circumstances:
1. A player does not have 20 scores posted to their GHIN record
in the period from 3/16/19 to 3/15/20
2. A player does not have at least five Competition scores posted
to their record in the period from 1/1/18 to 3/15/20.
If either of the two criteria is not met, the starting match play
index for that player will be 75% of the player’s 1/1/20 GHIN index.
For future matches the index to be used will be the lower of that
reduced starting index or the low 12-month index as of the date the
match is being played.
Member-Guest Invitational Tournament
The process for members will follow the non-match play system
described above. For guests, EVERY guest participating in the
Invitational MUST have a GHIN Handicap from a Tier 1 or Tier 2
13Golf Club as defined by the USGA + a minimum of 10 scores posted
in that system from July 16, 2019 to July 15, 2020. Please speak
to the golf staff for instructions on how your guest may add a GHIN
to your member account. This is a fantastic service being offered by
our Clubs. Guests who do not have the appropriate index will be
able to play with a 25% reduction in their handicap.
The Committee also reserves the right to adjust the guest’s handicap
due to the following:
Playing record with an inadequate number of scores
Prior Member-Guest Invitational performance inconsistent with
current Handicap Index
Handicap Index is from a Type 3 Golf Club as designated by
the USGA
Holes not played, holes not finished, holes conceded
A player who starts, but does not complete a hole or is
conceded a stroke must record for handicap purposes the
most likely score as detailed in Rule 3.3 of the Rules of
Handicapping The most likely score may not exceed net double
bogey, but will be lower than net double bogey if the lower
score was most likely. The most likely score should be
preceded by an “X.”
The most likely score consists of the number of strokes already
taken plus, in the player’s best judgement, the number of
strokes the player would take to complete the hole from that
position. In the interest of peer review, a player not
completing the hole should consult with the other players in
the group in arriving at the most likely score. If the player is
competing in a match play format, the player should consult
with his opponent(s) in arriving at the most likely score.
When a hole is not started, or not played in accordance with
the principles of “Rules of Golf,” the score to be entered for
handicap purposes is par (for the hole) plus any handicap
strokes the player is entitled to, based on Course Handicap.
14Posting Scores
All match play events will be posted as competition scores by the
competitors after completion of match. The Golf Staff will verify the
scores the next day and make any necessary adjustments.
Scorecards for other tournament events will be collected at the end of
play each day and competition scores will be posted by the Golf
Staff.
After completing 18 holes of an acceptable non-competition round,
the player must post his score for peer review. This may be done
at the computer in the Pro Shop designated for such use, or via the
Internet using the GHIN service. GHIN also provides a free app for
use on a smartphone to facilitate posting of scores, and the review
of other players’ scores and handicap history.
If you have questions concerning any of the above procedures,
please ask one of your Handicap Committee members or your Golf
Professionals for assistance.
As a Weymouth/Fox Meadow member, you are required to post
your score under the following conditions:
You play a round at home or away during an active season at
the course you played.
You play in any form of play; match play, stroke play, even
team play, in which you play your own ball.
You play at least 7 holes (post a 9-hole score) or 14 holes (post
an 18-hole score). On the holes you didn’t play record par
plus any handicap strokes you would have received.
Do not post scores under the following circumstances:
**NEW USGA World Handicap Regulations 2020 (Rule 2)**
When playing alone
When being coached on the course
When using non-conforming equipment
If you play fewer than 7 holes in a 9-hole round
If you play fewer than 14 holes in an 18-hole round (9-hole
score must be posted)
15 When you play in a competition limiting the number of clubs
used, such as a one-club or irons-only event
When an 18-hole course is less than 3000 yards
When an event is not played under a format authorized by the
Rules of Golf, such as a “scramble,” “shamble,” or any other
format where you are not playing your ball exclusively for the
entire round
When you play a course currently observing an inactive
season
It is expected that the score is posted before midnight on the
day the round is played. If the score is not posted that day it
will not be considered in the Playing Conditions Calculation
which potentially will impact all scores posted at a given
course on a given day
Penalty Score for Failure to Post
If a player fails to post an acceptable score as soon as practicable
after completion of the round, the Handicap Committee may do as
follows:
1. Post the actual score made by the player;
2. Post a penalty score equal to the lowest Handicap Differential
in the scoring record;
3. Post the actual score and a penalty score.
The Handicap Committee is not required to notify the player prior to
posting a penalty score.
The Handicap Committee will periodically review tee sheets to
ensure that all appropriate scores are being posted in GHIN in
accordance with the USGA rules. If the Committee finds that
scores are not properly recorded or not being recorded at all,
the Committee can apply a score of 72 from the tees the
player normally plays (with or without a prior warning being
issued). If any questions should arise please email the
handicap committee.
All Northern Ohio Golf Association (NOGA) events completed
must be recorded as either Home or Away Competition scores!
16While it is each player’s ethical responsibility to enter these
scores promptly and accurately, the Committee may also
review NOGA tournament activity and take corrective action if
necessary.
New Members
We encourage new members to participate in tournaments. We do
want new members to be aware that we cannot allow their
participation at the expense of fair and equitable competition for
longer-standing members. If new members cannot meet the
requirements for minimum scores posted in the last 12 months, a
minimum of 5 competition scores from 1/1/18 forward or the
“Ladder” requirements applied to longer-standing members, the
Handicap Committee may apply handicap reductions or establish a
Tournament Player Index deemed appropriate by the Committee for
the new member.
Competitive Performance Review
The CPI comparison process was put in place to address the
circumstance where a player’s tournament performance is
consistently better than their normal GHIN Handicap Index. In
addition to the use of the CPI, The Handicap Committee may also
reduce a player’s index between rounds of a multi-round
tournament if actual results from the tournament are inconsistent
with the Handicap Index the player has been assigned for that
event.
In summary, the goal of the Handicap Committee is to provide fair
tournament competition at Weymouth and Fox Meadow Country
Clubs. Golf is a game of integrity, and we believe our members
prefer it that way. There are times when steps must be taken to
protect the integrity of the competition, and the Handicap
Committee is required and broadly empowered by the USGA to
take any necessary actions needed to ensure a level playing field.
We thank the membership for their participation and cooperation
and look forward to a fun and competitive 2020 tournament season!
17Weymouth / Fox Meadow Handicap Committee 2020
Dan Juris, Committee Chair
Kurt Hawley
Patrick Spoerndle
Bill Shockley
Nick Fanous
WCCFOXHC@gmail.com
18CANCELLATION\NO SHOW &
WITHDRAWAL POLICY
Participants in club events must be respectful of the preparation
and cost involved in hosting each of our tournaments. Canceling
after the posted deadlines listed on the tournament schedule or in
Golf Genius (or “no-showing”/withdrawing) causes’ significant
additional labor for our golf professionals and their teams
(flighting/pairings) and additional cost (reprinting materials).
If a member cancels his/her entry after the posted deadline, “no-
shows” for the event, or withdraws before completion of the event,
the member will be subject to the following:
1. ALL tournament fees will be billed to the member and are
final and non-refundable.
2. Repeat offenders of the policy may be subject to review
by the Men’s Golf Association and eligibility for future
tournaments may be suspended.
White Tee Policy
Members and guests may play the White Tees under the following:
If the player has a minimum handicap index being used for the
tournament of 15 or higher AND his age plus handicap index
being used for the tournament = 85 or higher, the player may
play the event from the White Tees.
If the member chooses to play the event from the White Tees,
his course handicap will be computed from the White tees and
that course handicap will be used to determine his playing
handicap for that tournament.
Please speak with the golf staff if you have questions about the
application of this policy.
19Qualifications for Tournament Play
1. In order to be eligible for tournament play, each entrant must
be a Full Golf Member in good standing. Children of Full Golf
Members who have reached the age of 19 and are not older
than 23 years old (at the time of the tournament), who are full-
time students or serving in the military and meet all
qualifications for tournament play may participate. If
participating in a two-person team event, the “child” MUST
play with his/her parent.
2. All players must adhere to the following “Ladder” of eligible
2019 scores posted in GHIN by the registration/cancellation
deadline for each major tournament listed below or a
tournament handicap penalty will be imposed by the Handicap
Committee:
a. Member-Member: 4 scores posted by 5/27/20
b. Tradition: 8 scores posted by 7/1/20
c. Club Championship (non-scratch flights only): 12 scores
by 8/19/20
d. Interclub: 15 scores by 9/6/20
3. The Interclub Team shall be comprised of
a. Head Golf Professional (Assistant if not available)
b. Club Champion, Senior Club Champion
c. Individual Season Long Match Play Champion (Top Flight)
d. Top players available on Season-Long Points List
e. Two Captain’s picks decided by Head Professional,
General Manager, Club Champion, Senior Club
Champion per Fox and Weymouth Interclub Teams
4. Season-Long Match Play
a. Each round of individual matches will have a deadline. If
the match has not been played prior to that time, and
only one of the participants is present, that participant
will advance. If neither player shows and other
arrangements have not been agreed upon to play the
match, a coin flip will determine the winner.
b. Each round of two-man matches will have a deadline. If
the match has not been played prior to that time and
neither team is present, and only one of the participants
is present, that participant will advance. If neither team
shows and other arrangements have been agreed upon to
play the match, a coin flip will determine the winner. A
20match can be played with one team member from
each/either team present.
c. Once the match is over, scoring for all remaining un-
played holes (even if the holes are “played in”) shall be
recorded as par plus any handicap strokes to which
players are entitled.
5. Only equipment that conforms to current USGA regulations is
permitted. Use of non-conforming equipment will result in
disqualification.
6. All players must exchange scorecards with their opponents
prior to the start of each tournament round for the duration of
that round. All scorecards must be signed by all opponents.
7. By signing up to participate in a tournament, the member
agrees to abide by all qualifications of tournament play.
Hole-In-One Program*
We are pleased to continue the successful Hole-In-One Program.
Fox & Weymouth Full Golfing Members are charged $3 when a
hole-in-one is made at either Club by a Full Golf Member. ALL
Full Golf Members are automatically included in this
program! Full Golf Members who participate in the Hole-In-One
Club are awarded 50% of the prize pool (capped at $500) to be
used in the Clubhouse and Golf Shop. (Prize pool = $3 * number
of participating Full Golf Members) The remaining balance will go
to the Men's Golf Association and used primarily to enhance
member tournaments and a trophy or plaque will also be
awarded from the MGA. Prize Pool proceeds for Holes-In-One
made by Full Golf participating members of the Ladies Golf
Association will be split between the member and the LGA.
A hole-in-one must be made between the dates of March 1 and
November 30, inclusive, and must be witnessed by another
player during the course of a 9 or 18-hole round.
If you elect to not participate in the Hole-In-One Program, you
must opt-out on or before April 1st 2020. If you opt-out for 2020,
you cannot not opt back in until 2021. To be eligible to collect
your prize you MUST be in the program for the current year.
You must contact your Club Accountant in order by 4/1/2020.
*To be eligible for the Hole-in-One Club you must be a Full Golf Member or a golfing
spouse eligible for tournament play as defined for the Full Golf Member. Dependent
Children of Full Golf Members are NOT eligible for the Hole-In-One Program.
21Fox Meadow Country Club
Individual Match Play
Tournament
Schedule: Registration will begin March 15th.
Brackets will be posted on April 15th.
Format: There will be up to three divisions determined by handicap. Please
see the Qualifications for Tournament Play in the Tournament Book to
review eligibility requirements and determination of handicap index.
Failure to play your match prior to the posted deadline may result in
forfeiture or coin flips.
Round 1 match must be played by May 25 (Memorial Day Monday)
Round 2 matches must be played by June 21
Quarter-Final matches must be played by July 19
Semi-Final matches must be played by August 16
Final Matches must be played by September 7 (Labor Day Monday)
Tees: Top Bracket: Gold Tees
Middle Bracket: Blue Tees
Bottom Bracket: Blue Tees
Field: 96 Total Players for bracketing purposes
Brackets: Depending on Handicap Ranges
Prizes: Three Overall Champions
Overall Champions, Runner-up and Semifinalists Receive Pro Shop
Credit
Fees: $30 Entry Fee (PER PERSON) Cart Fee not included.
2019 Winner – Chip Curtis
22Weymouth Country Club
Individual Match Play
Tournament
Schedule: Registration begins March 15th.
Brackets will be posted on April 15th.
Format: There will be two divisions determined by handicap. Please see the
Qualifications for Tournament Play in the Tournament Book to review
eligibility requirements and determination of handicap index. Failure
to play your match prior to the posted deadline may result in
forfeiture or coin flips.
Round 1 match must be played by May 25 (Memorial Day Monday)
Round 2 matches must be played by June 21
Quarter-Final matches must be played by July 19
Semi-Final matches must be played by August 16
Final Matches must be played by September 7 (Labor Day Monday)
Tees: Top Bracket: Gold Tees
Middle Bracket: Blue Tees
Bottom Bracket: Blue Tees
Field: 96 Total Players for bracketing purposes
Brackets: Depending on Handicap Ranges
Prizes: Three Overall Champions
Overall Champions, Runner-up, and Semifinalists Receive Pro Shop
Credit
Fees: $30 Entry Fee (PER PERSON) Cart Fee not included.
2019 Winner – Kyle Jacob
23Fox Meadow Country Club
Two-man Match Play
Tournament
Schedule: Registration begins March 15th.
Brackets will be posted on April 15th.
Format: Season Long Single Elimination Two-Man Better Ball Match Play. Each
match will be played off the low ball. Please see the Qualifications for
Tournament Play in the Tournament Book to review eligibility
requirements and determination of handicap index. Failure to play
your match prior to the posted deadline may result in forfeiture or
coin flips. Matches can be played with only one teammate present.
Tees: Blue Tees
Deadline: Round 1 match must be played by May 25 (Memorial Day Monday)
Round 2 matches must be played by June 21
Quarter-Final matches must be played by July 19
Semi-Final matches must be played by August 16
Final Matches must be played by September 7 (Labor Day Monday)
Field: 2019 Champion has automatic bid and #1 seed. The remaining teams
will be seeded randomly.
Prizes: Semi-Finalists and Finalists will receive pro shop credit
Fees : $60 Entry Fee (PER TEAM). Cart Fee not included
2019 Winner – TJ Murray & Drew Peloza
24Weymouth Country Club
Two-man Match Play
Tournament
Schedule: Registration will begin March 15th.
Brackets will be posted on April 15th.
Format: Season Long Single Elimination Two-Man Better Ball Match Play. Each
match will be played off the low ball. Please see the Qualifications for
Tournament Play in the Tournament Book to review eligibility
requirements and determination of handicap index. Failure to play
your match prior to the posted deadline may result in forfeiture or a
coin flip. Matches can be played with only one teammate present.
Tees: Blue Tees – All players
Deadline: Round 1 match must be played by May 25 (Memorial Day Monday)
Round 2 matches must be played by June 21
Quarter-Final matches must be played by July 19
Semi-Final matches must be played by August 16
Final Matches must be played by September 7 (Labor Day Monday)
Field: 2019 Champion has automatic bid and #1 seed. The remaining 31
teams will be seeded randomly.
Prizes: Semi-Finalists and Finalists will receive pro shop credit
Fees: $60 Entry Fee (PER TEAM). Cart Fee not included.
2019 Winners
Flight A Rick Baumgartner & Dave Jablonski
Flight B Nick Fanous & Josh Swander
25Fox Meadow Country Club Weymouth Country Club
Couples Match Play
Schedule: Couples Match play with Bracket. Each round will alternate between
Fox and Weymouth. Matches can be played at either course if both
couples agree. Each round of matches will have a deadline that the
match must be played by. There will be a tee time made for the day
of deadline. If the match has not been played for whatever reason,
the couple that shows up for that tee time on the day of the deadline
will advance. Men playoff the BLUE Tees, women play the RED Tees.
Format: Two - person Better Ball Match Play Tournament. Each match
will play off of the lowest handicap per match in each round.
Your handicap cannot increase during the tournament; however, if it
lowers, you will play to this index. All matches will be played off the
low handicap in the group.
Field: 32 Couples – 1 Bracket.
Schedule: Sign up March 15th
Bracket Posted April 15th
Deadline: Round 1 match must be played by May 25 (Memorial Day Monday)
Round 2 matches must be played by June 21
Quarter-Final matches must be played by July 19
Semi-Final matches must be played by August 16
Final Matches must be played by September 7 (Labor Day Monday)
Entry Fee: $30 per couple (cart fee not included)
Prizes: Championship Trophy
Pro Shop Credit for Runner-Up and Champions
26Fox Meadow Country Club
Opening Day Shamble
Fox Meadow
Saturday, May 2nd
Schedule: 9:30AM Shotgun Start
Format: A, B, C, & D Players – Blind Draw
All players tee off. Once the best drive is selected you must play your own ball
until holed out. Take the 2 best balls of 4. Each player receives 50% of
their Handicap. Each Team must use 3 Drives per player (Par 3’s
count). White Tee option is available.
Field: Limited to 100 Players
Prizes: Pro Shop credit based on Team Participation
On Course Competitions
Fees: $50 Entry Fee
Breakfast: Breakfast Buffet
Available starting at 8:00am
Lunch: Buffet Style after round is completed
Tee Gift: Included
Cart Fees: Not Included.
2019 Winning Team
Jerry Todorovich | Pat Renz | Todd Schmidt | Paul Merkle
27Weymouth Country Club
Opening Day Scramble
Weymouth Country Club
Saturday May 9th
Schedule: 9:30AM Shotgun Start
Format: Four-Man Scramble, A, B, C, & D Player per team will be assigned by
Random Computer Selection. Players will tee off from the Blue Tees.
Each Team must use 3 Drives per player (Par 3’s count).
White Tee option is available.
Field: Limited to 100 Players
Prizes: Pro Shop credit to top 6 Teams.
On Course Competitions
Fees: $50 Entry Fee
Breakfast: Breakfast Buffet
Available starting at 8:00am
Lunch: Buffet Style after round is completed
Tee Gift: Included
Cart Fees: Not Included.
2019 Winning Team
Weiner | Senkar | Ashelman | Gallagher
28Fox Meadow Country Club
President’s Cup
Saturday May 23rd
Schedule: Tee Times Begin at 8:00AM
Format: Individual Stroke Play at 100% Handicap.
Field: 3 divisions based off of sign-ups. Your player handicap will
determine the appropriate tee played per division.
Tees: Gold, Blue, & White Tees
A player may choose to play up a division if they would like. This
decision must be made at the time of sign-ups through Golf Genius.
Prizes: Low Gross & Low Net in each Division
Fees: $30 Entry Fee per Person
Lunch: Lunch off the Grill
Cart Fee: Cart Fee Not Included.
2019 Winners
Gross Net
Gold Division Brian Polick Jerry Todorovich
Blue Division Brad Wilmer Howard Polack
White Division Tom Birch Joel Jerome
29Weymouth Country Club Fox Meadow Country Club
Member/Member
June 6th & 7th
Schedule: Saturday, June 8th@ TBD, 8:30AM Shotgun
Sunday, June 9th @ TBD, 8:30AM Shotgun
Format: Saturday: 2 Man Teams
9 Hole Scramble & 9 Hole Alternate Shot
Sunday: 2 Man Teams
9 Hole Best Ball & 9 Hole Aggregate
Shootout for the 8 Flight winners and 2 Wild Cards
Wild cards are two best scores that did not win their Flight
Field: If registration exceeds 100 players, the Golf Committee will split
field and use both golf courses to alleviate pace of play concerns
and allow more members to sign up. Max sign up @144 Players.
Shootout: 8 Flight Winners + 2 Wild Cards (best 2 non-flight winners)
Prizes: Saturday – 1st & 2nd Place Flight Winners
Sunday – 1st & 2nd Place Flight Winners
Shootout – 1st, 2nd, & 3rd Place Winners
Proximities
Fees: $110 Entry Fee per Person
Tee Gift included
Saturday: Assorted Breakfast Sandwiches
Lunch after round
Sunday: Full Breakfast Buffet
Lunch after round
2019 Winners:
A Flight @Fox Meadow: Rick Cartwright & Kevin Valentine
B Flight @Weymouth: Brian Kerns & Ken Parsons
30Fox Meadow Country Club
Strategy Draft
Draft Party Friday June 19th
Saturday June 20th
Schedule: June 19th Draft 7:00pm @ Fox Meadow
June 20th 9:00am Shotgun
Format: 4 Man Strategy Scramble – “Step Aside Scramble”
Everyone tees off, select 1 ball in play, and that person must
step aside for that next shot. Repeat until ball is on the
green, everyone putts. Each Team must use 3 Drives per
player (Par 3’s count). Each team must reach a minimum
total handicap of “Tbd” or pay cash penalties into Captain’s
Pot. All draft procedures will be provided prior to the draft.
Field: Limited to 100 total players, 25 teams
Prizes: Captains Cash Pot
Fees: $40 Entry Fee
Food: Appetizers Friday Night for Draft Party
Lunch after round on Saturday
Captain’s fee is $120 payable in cash on the Draft Night
All captains must offer 25% of their team to each of the players drafted. Players
are not required to buy their share.
***All captains must be present at Draft Party***
2019 Winners
Shane Wypasek | Joe Schollaert | Pat Potopsky | Andrew Deutsch
31Fox Meadow Country Club
Fox Meadow 1 Day
Member/Guest Invitational
Thursday June 25th
Event: Men’s Stag day is a one-day Member/Guest tournament. This is a
great way to show off the club to some of your favorite clients or
friends. This is a 1 Best Ball of 2. If you bring out a 4-some you the
member will be on 3 teams, 1 with each of your guests.
Schedule: Lunch – Off Menu (not included) prior to tournament
12:30 Shotgun
5:30 Dinner and Awards
Format: 1 Best Ball of 2 – Full handicap - *guests need a USGA Index
Long Drive and Closest to Pin
Skins Game
Field: 72 players – (18 groups of 4)
Prizes: Based off of players competing
Proximity games for Members & Guests
Entry Fee: $60 Member
$90 per Guest (contact golf shop with names and GHIN)
Includes Golf, Cart, Tee Gift, & Prizes
Food: Steak Dinner after round
2019 Winners:
Brian Kerns & George Santosuosso
32Weymouth and Fox Meadow
Country Clubs are proud to host
the
2020 Ohio Open
Championship
Welcome!
June 28th Sponsor Day @ Fox Meadow
June 29th, 30th Weymouth & Fox Meadow
July 1st Weymouth Country Club
33Weymouth Country Club Fox Meadow Country Club
The Tradition
July 11th & 12th
Schedule: Team Buy-In Party: Friday July 10th at Fox Meadow, 7:00PM
Saturday, July 11th @ Weymouth, 8:30AM Shotgun
Sunday, July 12th @ Fox Meadow, 8:30AM Shotgun
Format: Two-Man Teams, One Best Ball. Teams will be handicapped at 90%.
Each team’s players must not be separated by more than 8 handicap
index points or an additional 10% reduction will be imposed on each
member of the team. 18 Holes will be played each day. Winners of
each flight, plus two wildcards, advance to a shootout.
SHOOTOUT FORMAT ELIMINATION UNTIL CHAMPION
Field: Limited to 112 Players, 56 Teams, 8 Flights.
Prizes: Saturday 1st and 2nd Place Each Flight
Sunday 1st and 2nd Place Each Flight
Shootout Participants will receive additional prize money
Fees: $50 Entry Fee per Person
$400.00 per Team Cash Buy In
Saturday: Assorted Breakfast Sandwiches
Sides, juices, coffee
Lunch Buffet after round
Sunday: Full Breakfast Buffet
Dinner after completion of round
2019 Winners:
Tony Anthony & Jim Dopoulos
34Weymouth Country Club
Couples Open Championship
July 19th
Schedule: Shotgun at 12:00pm
Format: 18 Holes; 1 BB of 2 – 100% of handicap
Field: 36 teams or 72 player’s total
Fees: $80 per Couple
Prizes: Pro Shop Credit Prize Pool
Championship Trophy – Engraved
Food: Plated Dinner with dessert
2019 Winners – Tony & Melissa Zabiegala
35Weymouth Country Club
Senior & Women’s
Club Championship
July 25th & July 26th
Schedule: Saturday Tee Times start 8:00AM
Sunday Tee Times start at 8:00AM
Format: Seniors - 36 Holes - Stroke Play with 3 Divisions:
Scratch, Net and Super Senior
Women’s - 18 Holes - Stroke Play on Saturday
Flights Based on Sign ups
Field: Seniors must be 50 & over to Sign Up
Prizes: Pro Shop Credit will be awarded based on participation
Interclub: Senior Club Champion receives an automatic bid to the team which
plays at Fox Meadow September 26th, 27th
Fees: NO ENTRY FEE
Carts: Cart Fees do apply.
Food: Appetizers on Sunday after Golf
2019 Winners
Senior Champions:
Championship: Chris Bockman
Net Division: Pat Potopsky
Super Senior Division: Bob Puls Sr.
36Fox Meadow Country Club
Senior & Women’s
Club Championship
July 25th & July 26th
Schedule: Saturday Tee Times start 8:00AM
Sunday Tee Times start at 8:00AM
Format: Seniors - 36 Holes - Stroke Play with 3 Divisions:
Scratch, Net and Super Senior
Women’s - 18 Holes - Stroke Play on Saturday
Flights Based on Sign ups
Field: Seniors must be 50 & over to Sign Up
Prizes: Pro Shop Credit will be awarded based on participation
Interclub: Senior Club Champion receives an automatic bid to the team which
plays at Fox Meadow September 26th, 27th
Fees: NO ENTRY FEE
Carts: Cart Fees do apply.
Food: Appetizers on Sunday after Golf
2019 Winners
Senior Champions: Ladies Champions:
Championship: Ken Konczos Gross: Renee Dietz
Blue Tee Division: Chuck Vrabel Net: Darby Ashelman
White Tee Division: Terry McFadden
37Fox Meadow Country Club Weymouth Country Club
Member/Guest Invitational
August 6th, 7th, 8th
Schedule: August 6th: Optional Practice Round
August 7th & 8th Matches, Shootout
Format: Thursday: Optional Practice Round
Friday: (3) Nine Hole Best Ball Matches
Saturday: (2) Nine Hole Best Ball Matches, Shootout to follow for
Flight Winners at Each Course.
Shootout will be Flight winners and Two Wild Card Spots
Field: Limited to 42 teams per course, additional flight of 6 teams may be
added. *Please sign up regardless of waitlist.
Prizes: 1st & 2nd Place in Each Flight, and Top three Shootout participants
Fees: $900 per team + $200 Cash Buy In
Food and Beverage will be provided for all three days.
2019 Winners
Weymouth Champions: – Tim Grasson & Eric Cunningham
Fox Champions: Jerry Todorovich & Greg Faris
38Weymouth Country Club
Weymouth Club Championships
August 21st, 22nd, 23rd
Schedule: Friday Tee Times (Championship Division Only) Push for afternoon TT
Saturday and Sunday Tee Times starting at 8:00AM
Format: Stroke Play
-Championship Flight to play 54 Holes from the Black Tees.
(36 Saturday and 18 on Sunday)
-Nicklaus Flight to play 36 holes from the Gold Tees
(18 Saturday and 18 Sunday)
-All other flights to play 36 holes from the Blue tees
(18 Saturday and 18 Sunday)
Field: Flights to be determined by handicap index at sign-up deadline
Prizes: Pro Shop Credit will be awarded.
Championship Flight winner will receive automatic spot on
Weymouth CC Interclub Team.
Fees: NO ENTRY FEE. (Cart fees do apply)
Appetizers Sunday after golf
2019 Flight Winners
Club Championship | Kyle Jacob
Nicklaus Flight | Dave Jablonski
Hogan Flight | Joe Vargo
Palmer Flight | Mike Kovaleski
39Fox Meadow Country Club
Fox Meadow Club Championships
August 21st, 22nd, 23rd
Schedule: Friday Tee Times (Championship Division Only) Push for afternoon TT
Saturday and Sunday Tee Times starting at 8:00AM
Format: Stroke Play
-Championship Flight to play 54 Holes from the Black Tees.
(18 Friday Afternoon, 18 Saturday and 18 on Sunday)
-Nicklaus Flight to play 36 holes from the Gold Tees
(18 Saturday and 18 Sunday)
-All other flights to play 36 holes from the Blue tees
(18 Saturday and 18 Sunday)
Field: Flights to be determined by handicap index at sign-up deadline
Prizes: Pro Shop Credit will be awarded.
Championship Flight winner will receive automatic spot on Fox
Meadow Interclub Team.
Fees: NO ENTRY FEE. (Cart fees do apply)
Appetizers Sunday after golf
2019 Flight Winners
Club Championship | Jerry Todorovich
Nicklaus Flight | Bernie VanCamp
Palmer Flight | Lance Seyer
40Weymouth Country Club
Weymouth 1 Day
Member/Guest Invitational
Thursday September 10th
Format: The Fall Men’s Stag day is a one-day Member/Guest tournament.
This is a great way to show off the club to some of your favorite
clients or friends. This is a 1 Best Ball of 2. If you bring out a 4-some
you the member will be on 3 teams, 1 with each of your guests.
Schedule: Lunch – Off Menu (not included) prior to tournament
12:30 Shotgun
5:30 Dinner and Awards
Format: 1 Best Ball of 2 – Full handicap - *guests need a USGA Index
Long Drive and Closest to Pin
Skins Game
Field: 72 players – (18 groups of 4)
Prizes: Based off of players competing
Proximity games for Members & Guests
Entry Fee: $60 Member
$90 per Guest (contact golf shop with names and GHIN)
Includes Golf, Cart, Tee Gift, & Prizes
Food: Steak Dinner after round
2019 Winners
Tom Charek | Brett Connolly
41Fox Meadow Weymouth
“The Old & The New”
September 19th & 20th
Schedule: September 19th @ Fox Meadow begins at 8:00am
September 20th @ Weymouth begins at 8:00am
Format: Two person teams, created and flighted by the golf shop
1 Member < 5 years of membership
1 Member > 5 years of membership
2 – Person better ball event at 90% handicap
Tee: Blue Tee Event
Field: 100 person field; 50 – 2 person teams
Prizes: Based on participation
Entry Fee: TBD
42Fox Meadow Weymouth Signature of Solon
Interclub Championship
Host Club:
Fox Meadow Country Club
September 26th & 27th
Schedule: Sept. 25th Kick-Off Interclub Party
6:00pm @ Fox Meadow
Sept. 26th & 27th Matches begin at 8:00am
Format: Three-way individual matches.
*Lowest USGA HDCP in past 12 Months used for this event
Field: The Interclub Team shall be comprised of
1. Golf Professional
2. Club Champion (Championship Flight)
3. Senior Club Champion (Championship Flight)
4. Individual Season-Long Match Play Champion
5. Top available on Season-Long Points List
Prizes: Winning team receives the WVI Cup Trophy for one full
year, to be displayed at their club with winning team members
names engraved.
Fees: None
2019 Champions:
Signature of Solon
432020 Interclub Points Summary
Individual Match Play Member/Member (per member)
Winner of: Overall
Round of 64 = 25 1st Place = 200
Round of 32 = 50 2nd Place = 150
Round of 16 = 150 3rd Place = 100
Round of 8 = 200 Flight Winners = 100
Round of 4 = 250 Wildcard Teams = 100
Runner-Up = 300
*Winner = 400 The Tradition (per member)
*Winner of Low Flight Overall
Receives Automatic Bid 1st Place = 200
2nd Place = 150
Two-Man Match Play (per member) 3rd Place = 100
Winner of: Flight Winners = 100
Round of 32 = 25 Wildcard Teams = 100
Round of 16 = 50
Round of 8 = 75
Round of 4 = 100 Senior Club Championships
Runners-Up = 150 Per Flight
Winners = 200 **1st Place = 200
2nd Place = 100
Opening Day Tournaments **Championship Flight Winner =
Overall Automatic bid
1st Place = 50
2nd Place = 40 Club Championships
3rd Place = 35 Per Flight
4th Place = 30 **1st Place = 250
5th Place = 25 2nd Place = 200
6th Place = 20 3rd Place = 150
**Championship Flight Winner =
Fox Meadow Presidents Cup Automatic bid to Interclub Tournament
Low Net Per Flight
1st Place = 100
2nd Place = 75 Members will be awarded points at their
3rd Place = 50 home club for any tournaments played at
the opposite club.
44Fox Meadow Country Club Weymouth Country Club
2020 Couples Golf Events
GRAPES AND GOLF
Friday September 4th – Fox Meadow
5:00pm Shotgun Start
9 Holes & Dinner
Wine tasting
Charcuterie board at each station
Weymouth Couples Open Championship
Sunday July 19th
12 pm Shotgun Start
18 Holes – Two Person Teams
1 Best Ball of 2 @ 90% of Handicap
Cash Skins Game & On-Course Skills Games
Friday Night Couples
Fox Meadow & Weymouth CC
May 29th – Fox Meadow
June 12th – Weymouth
June 26th – Fox Meadow
July 17th – Weymouth
July 24th – Fox Meadow
July 31st – Weymouth
August 14th – Fox Meadow
August 28th – Weymouth
September 4th – Fox Meadow
September 18th - Weymouth
452020 Ladies 9-Hole League
Date Start Course Game
April 21 10am FOX Practice – Scramble
April 28 10am WEY Practice – Scramble
Season Begins:
May 5 10am FOX Spring Luncheon- After Golf
May 12 10am WEY
May 19 10am FOX
May 27 10am WEY *Wednesday Play Day
June 2 9am FOX
June 9 9am WEY
June 16 9am FOX
June 23 9am WEY
June 30 OHIO OPEN NO GOLF – Off Site
July 7 9am WEY
July 14 9am FOX
July 21 9am WEY
July 28 9am FOX Invitational
August 4 9am WEY
August 11 9am FOX
August 16 1pm WEY Couples Outing
August 18 9am WEY
August 25 9am FOX
Sept. 1 9:30am WEY
Sept. 9 9:30am FOX *Wednesday Play Day
Sept. 15 10:00am WEY
Sept. 22 10:00 FOX
Sept 29 10:00 WEY
Oct 6 10:00am Fox Last Day Scores Count
Oct 13 10:30am Wey Year End Banquet
462020 Ladies 18-Hole League
Date Start Course Game
April 7 TBD WEY Practice Round
April 14 TBD FOX Practice Round
April 21 TBD WEY Practice Round
Season Begins:
April 28 9:00am FOX Low Net on Even Holes
May 5 9:00am WEY Drop 5 worst holes - NET
May 12 9:00am FOX Open Luncheon – Cha Cha Cha
May 19 9:00am WEY Three Blind Mice
May 27 9:00am FOX - *Wednesday Team: 1 Net; 1 Gross
June 2 8:30am WEY Net Score on Odd Holes
June 9 8:30am FOX Low Putts
June 16 8:30am WEY Member/Member Day 1
June 23 8:30am FOX Member/Member Day 2
June 30 OHIO OPEN *No League Play this week
July 7 8:30am FOX Team: Red, White, Blue Tour.
July 14 8:30am WEY Mutt &Jeff (Low Net Par 3’s, 5’s)
July 21 8:30am FOX Guest Day
July 28 8:30am WEY Ryder Cup
August 4 8:30am FOX Championship, Day 1
August 11 8:30am WEY * Tee Times Championship, Day 2
August 18 8:30am FOX Team: Pink Ball
August 25 8:30am WEY Flag Tournament
Sept. 1 9:00am FOX Stableford
Sept. 9 9:00am WEY *Wednesday Low Net on Par 4’s
Sept. 15 9:00am FOX Team: 3-2-1 Net on Par 3, 4, 5
Sept. 22 9:00am WEY Fun Day and Closing Luncheon
Sept. 29 9:00am FOX Open Play; Call Golf Shop to play
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