DAY 1 Results HERE

DAY 2 Results HERE

FINAL Results HERE

There was an error in the scoring in the Ladies Club Championship. Due to the honesty of Ms.Gardener the correct scores have been tallied and we are pleased to annouce Ms.Sandy Bate as the low ladies Gross and Net this season. Well done to all who braved the weather at Arbutus Ridge on Saturday and participated in this event as wel as the organizers for thinking outside the box and offering us a day day event..

Day 1 – Olympic View Golf Course

Day 2 – Arbutus Ridge Golf Course

When golfers are posting scores to the Golf Canada Score Centre, they have two options to choose from:
1.     Gross Adjusted/Total Score – this requires the golfer to make all their adjustments for ESC and then tally the score to post it into the system.
2.     Hole-by-hole (HBH) Score – this lets the golfer post the actual score they made on each hole and the system does the ESC adjustments for them based on their current Course Handicap.

The HBH method is great for new golfers who don’t yet have a Handicap Factor, or just don’t feel comfortable making the ESC adjustments because the system does all the work for them.

The executive would like to express concerns of the recent membership application process. Recently there has been too many requests of “instant” memberships, especially those related to associates. Please be reminded that an associates membership cannot begin their process until the sponsor member has paid for their membership. Once that is complete a membership executive on their own time has to arrange to stop at the kiosk once, maybe twice a week and collect the paperwork. From there the membership executive will send the paperwork for the associate. As stated on the website the process for all memberships takes between 5-10 business days.

As the National Sport Federation and governing body of golf in Canada, Golf Canada, in conjunction with the R&A and the United States Golf Association (USGA), has unveiled a preview of the proposed new Rules of Golf. This joint initiative was designed to modernize the Rules and make them easier to understand and apply.

The online release of this preview by the R&A and USGA begins a six-month feedback and evaluation period during which all golfers worldwide can learn about the proposed changes and provide input before they are finalized in 2018 and take effect on 1 January 2019.

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