Rules;

$77.00 Entry Fee

$600.00 Added

Stroke Play Tournament

Play 6 Red, White or Blue tees in any order you like.

Please mark on the scorecards which tee boxes you use for every hole. ( R, W, B )

Gross and net payout by division. (Number of division determined by number of paricipants)

Entry fee includes range balls

Handicaps established from the White Tees

 

Cash Side Games-$5.00 Each

K.P. 

Gross Skins

Net Skins

TBD

 

 

 

 

 

BMGC Field Day-Stroke Play

 

 

$77.00 Entry Fee (Per Player)

$800.00 Added to Purse

 

**You may place the ball within 6" of original postion in a bunker**

**Do not remove flagstick**

 

Side Games;  N/A

 

BMGC 2020

WINTER RULES

 ALL SCORECARDS MUST HAVE A TIME CLOCK STAMP AFTER 9 AND 18 HOLES.

YOU MUST FINISH IN 4 HRS 20 MINUTES OR WITHIN 15 MINUTES OF THE GROUP AHEAD OF YOU TO AVIOD PENALTY.

FAILURE TO STAMP CARD OR FINISH WITHIN THE TIMEFRAME WILL RESULT IN A 2-STROKE PENALTY FOR THE ENTIRE GROUP APPLIED ON HOLE #18.

 Preferred Lies:  

A ball lying on a closely mown area through the green may be lifted without penalty and cleaned. Before lifting the ball, the player must mark its position. Having lifted the ball, he must place it on a spot within one club-length of and not nearer the hole than where it originally lay, that is not in a hazard and not on a putting green.  A ball lying outside the closely mown area but still through the green may be lifted without penalty and cleaned. Before lifting the ball, the player must mark its position. Having lifted the ball, he must place it on a spot within six inches of and not nearer the hole than where it originally lay, that is not in a hazard and not on a putting green.  

  A player may place his ball only once, and it is in play when it has been placed (Rule 20-4). If the ball fails to come to rest on the spot on which it was placed, Rule 20-3d applies. If the ball when placed comes to rest on the spot on which it is placed and it subsequently moves, there is no penalty and the ball must be played as it lies – you may not reposition it without penalty, unless the provisions of any other Rule apply.  

  If the player fails to mark the position of the ball before lifting it or moves the ball in any other manner, such as rolling it with a club, he incurs a penalty of one stroke.  

Sign & attest scorecard upon completion of play.

 

BMGC Tournament Committee

 

2020 Match Play Bracket

 

Gross Match Play Championship
	First Round	Semi Finals-$75.00	Finals-$150.00
	Play by June 30th	Play by July 31st	Play by August 17th
1	Kyle Huffman
vs		Huffman 3&1
8	Kris Stromberg
			Huffman 5&4 $150.00
4	Brad Barnett
vs		Barnett 2&1 $75.00
5	Brjann Brekkan			Champion-$250.00
				Anderson 4&3
3	Mike Anderson
vs		Anderson 6&4
6	Dave King
			Anderson 1-Up
2	Stu Anderson
vs		Hendricks 1-Up $75.00
7	Will Hendricks
Net Match Play Championship
	First Round	Semi Finals	Finals
	Play by June 30th	Play by July 31st	Play by August 17th
1	Jeff Rovegno
vs		McDonald 4&2
8	Dave McDonald
			McDonald 2&1 $150.00
4	Matt Eagle
vs		McCarty 2-Up $75.00
5	Sharon McCarty			Champion-$250.00
				Boulter 1-Up
3	Kevin Albee
vs		Jepson 3&1 $75.00
6	Jesse Jepson
			Boulter 4&3
2	Rod Russell
vs		Boulter 2&1
7	Bret Boulter

 

2020 Match Play Rules:

$1,200.00 Purse

1st $250

2nd $150.00

3rd & 4th $75.00

 

Skins Points added based on finish;

1st 250

2nd 150

3rd 75

4th 75

Match Play Rules;

Tees:
Competitors may decide which tees to play from.
If no agreement can be reached you play the blue tees.

If tied after 18 holes, check with the Pro Shop and start a sudden death playoff and continue until a hole is won. Post results on the Match Play bracket in the back room. 
*Post results of play on the Match Play sheet (3&2, 2&1 and etc.).

 

Inclement weather:
Competitors will discuss preferred lies rule option. If one player elects to play summer rules then summer rules will be in effect. If both competitors agree to preferred lie rules, then WSGA preferred lie rules will apply.

 

Rules Issues:
If there is a rules question, play two balls through the hole, declare which ball you want to score and check with the Pro Shop at the conclusion of the round and adjust the score pursuant to appropriate ruling. 

 

Gross Division: 

Play straight up, give no strokes, take no strokes (no handicaps) 

Net Division:
Use your current day-of-the-match handicap.
Give strokes where they fall. Example: Player A is a 15 and Player B is a 10, Player A will get 5 strokes, one each on handicap holes 1-5. Strokes are still given in a playoff.

 

Deadline to Play Matches:
Any match not completed by deadline date(s) will be forfeited. The player that shows up will win by default. Please be sure your daytime telephone number is correct on the roster. It is the golfer's responsibility to contact the Pro Shop to establish a tee time for the match. The Tournament Committee will establish tee times on the deadline dates. If you have completed your competition prior to that date, you must inform the Pro Shop so they do not hold that time for you. 

 

 

$77.00 Per Player Entry 

Tee Times start at 7:30am

2-Person Best Ball Stroke Play

Tournament open to BMGC and Associate Members.

Gross/Net Field Payout

10 Stroke Handicap Differential. Higher Handicap Adjusted Down

80% Of Individual Handicap

$1000.00 added to the purse. 

 

BMGC Summer Rules

Orange Tee Markers

 

• ALL SCORECARDS MUST HAVE A TIME CLOCK STAMP AFTER 9 AND 18 HOLES.
• YOU MUST FINISH IN 4 HRS 20 MINUTES OR WITHIN 15 MINUTES OF THE GROUP AHEAD OF YOU TO AVIOD PENALTY.
• FAILURE TO STAMP CARD OR FINISH WITHIN THE TIME WILL RESULT IN A 2-STROKE PENALTY FOR THE ENTIRE GROUP APPLIED ON HOLE #18.

 

Local & USGA Rules;

 

Do Not Touch Flagsticks-Death Penalty

 Ball in Bunker: You may lift, clean and place a ball 6” no nearer the hole in any bunker. (There are no rakes)-No Penalty

 Embedded Ball: The golfer may take relief for an embedded ball, which is a ball embedded in its own pitch-mark in the ground, through the green.  The ball must be dropped as near as possible to the spot where it lay, not nearer the hole.  Do not repair the pitch-mark until after you have taken relief and hit your shot.  Requirements: In the ground: A ball is not considered embedded if it is embedded in grass, leaves or other loose impediments. In order to consider embedded, the ball’s pitch-mark must be below the level of the ground. 

  Ball in Abnormal Ground Condition Not Found: As per 25-2 – All members of the group must agree that the ball has been lost in the abnormal condition, defined by the Club as ‘any casual water, excessively muddy area, GUR or hole on the course made by a burrowing animal, bird, etc.’. A ball must be dropped at the closest point of relief from where it was determined to be lost, no closer to the hole, with no penalty.  

 Immovable Obstruction 24-2 a. Interference; Interference by an immovable obstruction occurs when a ball lies in or on the obstruction, or when the obstruction interferes with the player's stance or the area of his intended swing. If the player's ball lies on the putting green, interference also occurs if an immovable obstruction on the putting green intervenes on his line of putt. Otherwise, intervention on the line of play is not, of itself, interference under this Rule.

b. Relief; Except when the ball is in a water hazard or a lateral water hazard, a player may take relief from interference by an immovable obstruction as follows:

(i)Through the Green: If the ball lies through the green, the player must lift the ball and drop it, without penalty, within one club-length of and not nearer the hole than the nearest point of relief. The nearest point of relief must not be in a hazard or on a putting green. When the ball is dropped within one club-length of the nearest point of relief, the ball must first strike a part of the course at a spot that avoids interference by the immovable obstruction and is not in a hazard and not on a putting green.     

 Immovable Obstructions: Flowerbeds, yardage discs, sprinkler heads and controller boxes, restroom buildings and cart paths are all considered to be immovable obstructions

 Boundary Fencing: All sides of the Driving Range fencing are considered to be a boundary fences. A free drop is NOT allowed.  Unsure How to Proceed? During the course of play if you are in doubt as to how to proceed under a rule, play a second ball under USGA Rule 3-3. You are required to bring it to the attention of the tournament committee immediately following the round. The committee’s decision is final.   Notes: "Closely mown area" means any area of the course, including paths through the rough, cut to fairway height or less. “Through the green” means the whole area of the course except the teeing ground and the putting green of the hole being played and all hazards.

 

BMGC TOURNAMENT COMMITTEE   

 

 

2-Person Shamble.

BMGC Members Only

Orange Tee Markers

7:30 Start.

$77.00 Per Person Entry Fee.

*$20.00 Side Games

G/N Skins - Team Combined Score G/N 

Better 9 G/N-Your Individual Best Front 9/Back 9 Score In Relation To Par 

PGA Blind Draw-Your Individaul Net Score Added To A Players Sunday Round Score From The Memorial

*Side Games - You Are In For All Or Out

$1000.00 Added To Purse

Gross & Net Payout

No Handicap Limitations.

75% Of Handicaps Per Player.

2-Person Shamble.

Orange Tee Markers

Both Players Tee Off on Every Hole

Pick Your Drive. Be Mindful of Tee Shot Requirements.

Both Players Hit From Tee Shot Selected. Mark The Position And Place Within One Club Length. 

After Hitting From Selected Tee Shot-Play Your Own Ball Through The Hole.

3-Drives Per Player-Per Each 9 Hole Side.

Combined Score = Team Score G/N

 

BMGC Summer Rules

Orange Tee Markers

 

• ALL SCORECARDS MUST HAVE A TIME CLOCK STAMP AFTER 9 AND 18 HOLES.
• YOU MUST FINISH IN 4 HRS 20 MINUTES OR WITHIN 15 MINUTES OF THE GROUP AHEAD OF YOU TO AVIOD PENALTY.
• FAILURE TO STAMP CARD OR FINISH WITHIN THE TIME WILL RESULT IN A 2-STROKE PENALTY FOR THE ENTIRE GROUP APPLIED ON HOLE #18.

 

BMGC Local & USGA Rules;

 

Do Not Touch Flagsticks-Death Penalty

 

Ball in Bunker: You may lift, clean and place a ball 6” no nearer the hole in any bunker. (There are no rakes)-No Penalty

 

Embedded Ball: The golfer may take relief for an embedded ball, which is a ball embedded in its own pitch-mark in the ground, through the green.  The ball must be dropped as near as possible to the spot where it lay, not nearer the hole.  Do not repair the pitch-mark until after you have taken relief and hit your shot.  Requirements: In the ground: A ball is not considered embedded if it is embedded in grass, leaves or other loose impediments. In order to consider embedded, the ball’s pitch-mark must be below the level of the ground. 

  Ball in Abnormal Ground Condition Not Found: As per 25-2 – All members of the group must agree that the ball has been lost in the abnormal condition, defined by the Club as ‘any casual water, excessively muddy area, GUR or hole on the course made by a burrowing animal, bird, etc.’. A ball must be dropped at the closest point of relief from where it was determined to be lost, no closer to the hole, with no penalty.  

 Immovable Obstruction 24-2 a. Interference; Interference by an immovable obstruction occurs when a ball lies in or on the obstruction, or when the obstruction interferes with the player's stance or the area of his intended swing. If the player's ball lies on the putting green, interference also occurs if an immovable obstruction on the putting green intervenes on his line of putt. Otherwise, intervention on the line of play is not, of itself, interference under this Rule.

b. Relief; Except when the ball is in a water hazard or a lateral water hazard, a player may take relief from interference by an immovable obstruction as follows:

(i)Through the Green: If the ball lies through the green, the player must lift the ball and drop it, without penalty, within one club-length of and not nearer the hole than the nearest point of relief. The nearest point of relief must not be in a hazard or on a putting green. When the ball is dropped within one club-length of the nearest point of relief, the ball must first strike a part of the course at a spot that avoids interference by the immovable obstruction and is not in a hazard and not on a putting green.     

 Immovable Obstructions: Flowerbeds, yardage discs, sprinkler heads and controller boxes, restroom buildings and cart paths are all considered to be immovable obstructions

 Boundary Fencing: All sides of the Driving Range fencing are considered to be a boundary fences. A free drop is NOT allowed.  Unsure How to Proceed? During the course of play if you are in doubt as to how to proceed under a rule, play a second ball under USGA Rule 3-3. You are required to bring it to the attention of the tournament committee immediately following the round. The committee’s decision is final.   Notes: "Closely mown area" means any area of the course, including paths through the rough, cut to fairway height or less. “Through the green” means the whole area of the course except the teeing ground and the putting green of the hole being played and all hazards.

 

BMGC TOURNAMENT COMMITTEE   

 

BMGC Summer Field Day

ORANGE TEES

$77.00 Entry Fee

G/N Stroke Play

Field Payout

$1,000.00 Added to Purse

Double Skins Points 

Side Games; All In Or All Out

Gross Skins

Net Skins

Better 9 G/N

Deuce Pot

 

Summer Rules

Orange Tee Markers

 

• ALL SCORECARDS MUST HAVE A TIME CLOCK STAMP AFTER 9 AND 18 HOLES.
• YOU MUST FINISH IN 4 HRS 20 MINUTES OR WITHIN 15 MINUTES OF THE GROUP AHEAD OF YOU TO AVIOD PENALTY.
• FAILURE TO STAMP CARD OR FINISH WITHIN THE TIME WILL RESULT IN A 2-STROKE PENALTY FOR THE ENTIRE GROUP APPLIED ON HOLE #18.

 

BMGC Local & USGA Rules;

 

Do Not Touch Flagsticks-Death Penalty

 

 Ball in Bunker: You may lift, clean and drop the ball nearest established relief in the bunker,  no nearer the hole. (There are no rakes)-No Penalty

 

Embedded Ball: The golfer may take relief for an embedded ball, which is a ball embedded in its own pitch-mark in the ground, through the green.  The ball must be dropped as near as possible to the spot where it lay, not nearer the hole.  Do not repair the pitch-mark until after you have taken relief and hit your shot.  Requirements: In the ground: A ball is not considered embedded if it is embedded in grass, leaves or other loose impediments. In order to consider embedded, the ball’s pitch-mark must be below the level of the ground. 

  Ball in Abnormal Ground Condition Not Found: As per 25-2 – All members of the group must agree that the ball has been lost in the abnormal condition, defined by the Club as ‘any casual water, excessively muddy area, GUR or hole on the course made by a burrowing animal, bird, etc.’. A ball must be dropped at the closest point of relief from where it was determined to be lost, no closer to the hole, with no penalty.  

 Immovable Obstruction 24-2 a. Interference; Interference by an immovable obstruction occurs when a ball lies in or on the obstruction, or when the obstruction interferes with the player's stance or the area of his intended swing. If the player's ball lies on the putting green, interference also occurs if an immovable obstruction on the putting green intervenes on his line of putt. Otherwise, intervention on the line of play is not, of itself, interference under this Rule.

b. Relief; Except when the ball is in a water hazard or a lateral water hazard, a player may take relief from interference by an immovable obstruction as follows:

(i)Through the Green: If the ball lies through the green, the player must lift the ball and drop it, without penalty, within one club-length of and not nearer the hole than the nearest point of relief. The nearest point of relief must not be in a hazard or on a putting green. When the ball is dropped within one club-length of the nearest point of relief, the ball must first strike a part of the course at a spot that avoids interference by the immovable obstruction and is not in a hazard and not on a putting green.     

 Immovable Obstructions: Flowerbeds, yardage discs, sprinkler heads and controller boxes, restroom buildings and cart paths are all considered to be immovable obstructions

 Boundary Fencing: All sides of the Driving Range fencing are considered to be a boundary fences. A free drop is NOT allowed.  Unsure How to Proceed? During the course of play if you are in doubt as to how to proceed under a rule, play a second ball under USGA Rule 3-3. You are required to bring it to the attention of the tournament committee immediately following the round. The committee’s decision is final.   Notes: "Closely mown area" means any area of the course, including paths through the rough, cut to fairway height or less. “Through the green” means the whole area of the course except the teeing ground and the putting green of the hole being played and all hazards.

 

BMGC TOURNAMENT COMMITTEE   

BMGC Club Championship

2-Rounds

Overall Champions Gross-Net 

$125.00 Entry Fee

$1,800.00 Added

Tee Times Saturday & Sunday 7:30am Start

Top 8 gross will be paired together on Sunday-If there is a tie after 36 holes, a playoff will determine the winner.

Divisions Based on Number of Entries

Last Chance To Qualify For Skins - Double Skins Points

Orange Tees

Range Balls

Side Games-TBD

 

BMGC Summer Rules

Orange Tee Markers

 

• ALL SCORECARDS MUST HAVE A TIME CLOCK STAMP AFTER 9 AND 18 HOLES.
• YOU MUST FINISH IN 4 HRS 20 MINUTES OR WITHIN 15 MINUTES OF THE GROUP AHEAD OF YOU TO AVIOD PENALTY.
• FAILURE TO STAMP CARD OR FINISH WITHIN THE TIME WILL RESULT IN A 2-STROKE PENALTY FOR THE ENTIRE GROUP APPLIED ON HOLE #18.

 

BMGC Local & USGA Rules;

 

Do Not Touch Flagsticks-Death Penalty

 

Ball in Bunker: You may Lift, Clean and Drop no nearer the hole in any bunker. (There are no rakes)-No Penalty

 

Embedded Ball: The golfer may take relief for an embedded ball, which is a ball embedded in its own pitch-mark in the ground, through the green.  The ball must be dropped as near as possible to the spot where it lay, not nearer the hole.  Do not repair the pitch-mark until after you have taken relief and hit your shot.  Requirements: In the ground: A ball is not considered embedded if it is embedded in grass, leaves or other loose impediments. In order to consider embedded, the ball’s pitch-mark must be below the level of the ground. 

  Ball in Abnormal Ground Condition Not Found: As per 25-2 – All members of the group must agree that the ball has been lost in the abnormal condition, defined by the Club as ‘any casual water, excessively muddy area, GUR or hole on the course made by a burrowing animal, bird, etc.’. A ball must be dropped at the closest point of relief from where it was determined to be lost, no closer to the hole, with no penalty.  

 Immovable Obstruction 24-2 a. Interference; Interference by an immovable obstruction occurs when a ball lies in or on the obstruction, or when the obstruction interferes with the player's stance or the area of his intended swing. If the player's ball lies on the putting green, interference also occurs if an immovable obstruction on the putting green intervenes on his line of putt. Otherwise, intervention on the line of play is not, of itself, interference under this Rule.

b. Relief; Except when the ball is in a water hazard or a lateral water hazard, a player may take relief from interference by an immovable obstruction as follows:

(i)Through the Green: If the ball lies through the green, the player must lift the ball and drop it, without penalty, within one club-length of and not nearer the hole than the nearest point of relief. The nearest point of relief must not be in a hazard or on a putting green. When the ball is dropped within one club-length of the nearest point of relief, the ball must first strike a part of the course at a spot that avoids interference by the immovable obstruction and is not in a hazard and not on a putting green.     

 Immovable Obstructions: Flowerbeds, yardage discs, sprinkler heads and controller boxes, restroom buildings and cart paths are all considered to be immovable obstructions

 Boundary Fencing: All sides of the Driving Range fencing are considered to be a boundary fences. A free drop is NOT allowed.  Unsure How to Proceed? During the course of play if you are in doubt as to how to proceed under a rule, play a second ball under USGA Rule 3-3. You are required to bring it to the attention of the tournament committee immediately following the round. The committee’s decision is final.   Notes: "Closely mown area" means any area of the course, including paths through the rough, cut to fairway height or less. “Through the green” means the whole area of the course except the teeing ground and the putting green of the hole being played and all hazards.

 

BMGC TOURNAMENT COMMITTEE   

See Day 1 for rules and info

 

BELLEVUE MEN'S GOLF CLUB
2020 Skins Standings
Final Skins Standings
The Skins competition runs through the Club Championship.  The top 8 qualifiers in the Gross and the Net divisions will play 18 holes of skins competition in the Skins Finals.  You earn points by playing in Bellevue Men’s Club events, 25 points for entering a tournament, points based on finish, 2 points for each player in the field. Example, if you finish 1st in a field of 40 players, you get 105 points, if you finish last you get 27 points. In Majors (** Tournaments) point values are doubled. If you are DQ'd or you WD you get zero points. You get points for gross and net in each tournament entered. You can ONLY qualify for gross or net skins, with the priority going to the gross skins game. Players in the net skins finals will stroke off low handicap.                                                                                                                                                                                                                              Skins pay out: Holes 1-6 $15.00, Holes 7-12 $20.00 Holes 13-18 $30.00                                       (any monies not won to be split between players with the lowest score on the 18th hole.)
Gross Skins Standings			Net Skins Standings
			*Net Skins Qualifier
Rank	Player	Points	Rank	Player	Points
1	Huffman, Kyle	1840	1	Stromberg, Kris	1456
2	Barnett, Brad	1652	2	Still, Brandon	1417
3	Still, Brandon	1552	3	*Albee, Kevin	1392
4	Stromberg, Kris	1495	4	Huffman, Kyle	1384
5	Macfarlane, Stew	1327	5	*Jepson, Jesse	1293
6	Mabbott, Fred	1292	6	Barnett, Brad	1258
7	Johnson, Mark	1263	7	*Egbert, Jeff	1254
8	Rovegno, Jeff	1256	8	*Doran, Dennis	1218
9	Doran, Dennis	1254	9	*Richter, Paul	1199
10	Albee, Kevin	1214	10	Rovegno, Jeff	1189
11	Catlin, Brian	1203	11	*Catlin, Brian	1175
12	Zorich, Joe	1190	12	Macfarlane, Stew	1139
13	Larsen, Chris	1185	13	Mabbott, Fred	1104
14	Richter, Paul	1182	14	Johnson, Mark	1101
15	Parker, Rod	1179	15	*Zorich, Joe	1053
16	Stockman, John	1108	16	*Stockman, John	1047
17	Hendricks, William	1077	17	Parker, Rod	1023
18	Meehan, Jack	1060	18	Eagle, Matt	1001
19	King, Dave	1056	19	Larsen, Chris	984
20	Egbert, Jeff	1030	20	Becker, Matt	967
21	Birkner, Peter	968	21	Perkins, Tony	954
22	Becker, Matt	931	22	Lael, Tony	926
23	Wohlhueter, Randy	899	23	Russell, Rod	924
24	Bragg, David	898	24	Fossum, Darrin	923
25	Fossum, Darrin	898	25	Birkner, Peter	904
26	Russell, Rod	864	26	McDonald, Dave	830
27	Eagle, Matt	856	27	Hendricks, William	820
28	Miller, Scott	855	28	Bedsaul, Matt	815
29	Hafen, Carl	837	29	Murray, Tyson	814
30	Hall, Bob	823	30	King, Dave	810
31	Donaldson, Andrew	819	31	Bragg, David	809
32	Perkins, Tony	801	32	Boulter, Bret	779
33	Lael, Tony	779	33	Walsh, Sean	764
34	Walsh, Sean	760	34	Buckland, Brian	762
35	Sturt, Benton	755	35	Chamberlain, Ben	754
36	Bedsaul, Matt	751	36	Hafen, Carl	725
37	Jepson, Jesse	737	37	McCarty, Sharon	722
38	Apken, Chris	734	38	Phillipsen, James	708
39	Brekkan, Brjann	731	39	Apken, Chris	698
40	Anderson, Michael	705	40	Lewis, Mitch	684
41	Lo, Andrew	704	41	Sturt, Benton	683
42	Montgomery, Mark	699	42	Lesser, Steve	682
43	Phillipsen, James	694	43	Hall, Bob	675
44	O'Hearn, John	688	44	Catlin, Brian M	672
45	Velasquez, George	675	45	Vergien, Scott	667
46	Campbell, Jay	635	46	Lo, Andrew	638
47	Wall, Scott	634	47	Donaldson, Andrew	637
48	Kubo, Todd	622	48	Meehan, Jack	635
49	Lewis, Mitch	622	49	Kubo, Todd	634
50	Hays, Mark	607	50	Torres, Chuck	631
51	Anderson, Stuart	594	51	Strother, Austin	630
52	McDonald, Dave	586	52	Suffia, Mark	625
53	Strother, Austin	580	53	Harper, Derek	621
54	Minuk, Justin	572	54	O'Hearn, John	613
55	McCarty, Sharon	568	55	Sadowski, Matthew	588
56	Schultz, Craig	556	56	Medzegian, Dave	578
57	Kapoor, Deven	548	57	Montgomery, Mark	565
58	Vergien, Scott	545	58	Minuk, Justin	530
59	Jeppesen, Chris	539	59	Brekkan, Brjann	509
60	Sadowski, Matthew	530	60	Lim, James	501
61	Suffia, Mark	526	61	Flesch, Nate	494
62	Buckland, Brian	518	62	Miller, Scott	483
63	Boulter, Bret	515	63	Matson, Steve	462
64	O'Hearn, Keira	513	64	O'Hearn, Keira	449
65	Gunhus, Michael	506	65	Kapoor, Deven	448
66	Catlin, Brian M	501	66	Hays, Mark	443
67	Onitsuka, Hiroki	450	67	Gunhus, Michael	434
68	Dutcher, Thomas	436	68	Aylward, Ryan	432
69	Kovac, Steven	433	69	Young, Roger	429
70	Young, Roger	428	70	Keith, John	428
71	Flesch, Nate	427	71	Kovac, Steven	427
72	Santarin, Nicco	424	72	Onitsuka, Hiroki	427
73	Wedeberg, Fred	417	73	Mackey, Terry	426
74	Harper, Derek	413	74	Paxton, Dawn	423
75	Chamberlain, Ben	412	75	Velasquez, George	422
76	Medzegian, Dave	404	76	Becker, Michael	408
77	Wollebek, Per	401	77	Wedeberg, Fred	407
78	Lesser, Steve	392	78	Jeppesen, Chris	406
79	Murray, Tyson	381	79	McNab, Kevin	405
80	McNab, Kevin	371	80	Anderson, Stuart	402
81	Mackey, Terry	368	81	Dutcher, Thomas	402
82	Aylward, Ryan	366	82	King, Jeffrey	397
83	Adad, Mari	363	83	Santarin, Nicco	396
84	Tsuchida, Derek	363	84	Wohlhueter, Randy	385
85	Toskey, Logan	328	85	Tsuchida, Derek	381
86	O'loan, Ronan	322	86	O'loan, Ronan	378
87	Raturi, Vinay	316	87	Schultz, Craig	364
88	Fox, Parker	312	88	Stromberg, Ryan	364
89	Matson, Steve	308	89	Campbell, Jay	363
90	Clay, Frank	302	90	Hutter, Joseph	344
91	Hutter, Joseph	292	91	Carey, Brian	338
92	Becker, Michael	288	92	Stodghill, Ben	338
93	Brooks, Matt	288	93	Adad, Mari	331
94	Breslin, Maurice	284	94	Kocel, Shaun	331
95	Peltier, Buddy	272	95	McGivern, Mike	322
96	Torres, Chuck	267	96	Breslin, Maurice	320
97	O'Brien, Brent	265	97	Raturi, Vinay	310
98	Kocel, Shaun	259	98	Wollebek, Per	309
99	Stromberg, Ryan	256	99	Fox, Parker	296
100	Campbell, Steve	253	100	Cosentino, Tony	296
101	Cosentino, Tony	252	101	Wall, Scott	282
102	Jergens, Aj	237	102	Lindstrom, Jay	274
103	Jergens, John	237	103	Byszeski, Chris	264
104	Ismail, Babar	232	104	Clay, Frank	264
105	King, Jeffrey	231	105	Stromberg, Tyler	264
106	Hawkins, Jerome	226	106	Chadha, Yuvraj	254
107	Byszeski, Chris	224	107	Wrolstad, Craig	251
108	Leeds, Gregory	222	108	Torres, Christopher	248
109	Lucas, Gregory	219	109	Anderson, Michael	241
110	Chadha, Yuvraj	218	110	Campbell, Steve	241
111	Etheridge, Jim	217	111	O'Brien, Brent	238
112	Faulkner, Cyril	217	112	Leeds, Gregory	234
113	Holland, William	217	113	Clemmer, Trey	227
114	Stodghill, Ben	212	114	Mebane, David	227
115	Stromberg, Tyler	206	115	Gonn, Matthew	224
116	Harris, Jeffrey	204	116	Pratt, Edd	220
117	Lim, James	201	117	Harris, Jeffrey	214
118	Coatsworth, Andrew	199	118	Ginder, Josh	208
119	Huisingh, Matthew	199	119	Coatsworth, Andrew	197
120	Wrolstad, Craig	199	120	Etheridge, Jim	197
121	Paxton, Dawn	198	121	Huisingh, Matthew	197
122	Carey, Brian	190	122	Feldman, Henry	193
123	Torres, Chris	190	123	Kumar, Samir	192
124	Schnuit, Logan	184	124	Lesina, Milan	190
125	Denzin, Chris	184	125	Peacocke, Reed	172
126	McGivern, Mike	174	126	Hawkins, Jerome	170
127	Niebruegge, Zack	164	127	Wilson, Steven	170
128	Mallon, Chris	163	128	Denzin, Chris	170
129	Keith, John	152	129	Marsh, Adam	169
130	Pratt, Edd	148	130	Jergens, Aj	167
131	Kumar, Samir	140	131	Jergens, John	167
132	Davis, Matthew	134	132	Seagraves, Gary	167
133	Owen, Jackson	134	133	Chamberlain, Will	163
134	Gonn, Matthew	134	134	Larsen, Steve	163
135	Lesina, Milan	131	135	Toskey, Logan	154
136	Kilgore, Greg	130	136	Kilgore, Greg	154
137	Nguyen, Eitan	127	137	Nguyen, Eitan	144
138	Marsh, Adam	120	138	Faulkner, Cyril	143
139	Clemmer, Trey	115	139	Niebruegge, Zack	142
140	Mebane, David	115	140	Brooks, Matt	142
141	Chamberlain, Will	113	141	Mallon, Chris	135
142	Larsen, Steve	111	142	Gray, Stephan	133
143	Peacocke, Reed	110	143	Ginder, Josh	130
144	Phan, Le	110	144	Brahmbhatt, Mehul	126
145	Feldman, Henry	107	145	Magdum, Sushil	125
146	Gray, Stephan	107	146	Holland, William	123
147	O'dell, Stephen	107	147	Stone, Ray	123
148	Villasenor, Chris	107	148	Gray, Stephan	122
149	Gleeson, Mark	101	149	Hendricks, Gary	122
150	Walsh, David	101	150	Davis, Matthew	114
151	Zabielski, James	96	151	Gleeson, Mark	113
152	Foster, Tyce	95	152	Glenn, Lynn	113
153	Frederick, Joseph	95	153	Tanaka, Chris	113
154	Seagraves, Gary	95	154	Walsh, David	113
155	Stone, Ray	95	155	Ismail, Babar	112
156	Lindstrom, Jay	92	156	Lucas, Gregory	106
157	Briant, Daniel	87	157	Manan, Vishal	103
158	Glenn, Lynn	87	158	Zabielski, James	100
159	Tanaka, Chris	87	159	Foster, Tyce	99
160	Brahmbhatt, Mehul	86	160	Frederick, Joseph	99
161	Beliveau, Shawn	85	161	Host, Kevin	98
162	Coleman, Liam	85	162	McDonnell, Jerry	98
163	Hammer, Brett	85	163	Owen, Jackson	98
164	Hammer, Logan	85	164	Adams, David	97
165	Kaushik, Sachin	84	165	Chamberlain, Matt	97
166	Gray, Stephan	78	166	Schnuit, Logan	96
167	Host, Kevin	78	167	Kaushik, Sachin	94
168	Wilson, Steven	78	168	Dummer, Dan	88
169	Ginder, Josh	78	169	Izbicki, Steve	88
170	Adams, David	77	170	Briant, Daniel	84
171	Dummer, Dan	75	171	Hammer, Brett	79
172	Ginder, Josh	72	172	Hammer, Logan	79
173	Cudworth, Chad	67	173	Halbert, Danver	78
174	Gloudeman, Andy	67	174	Phan, Le	78
175	Woody, Mike	67	175	Galle, Paul	77
176	McDonnell, Jerry	66	176	Peltier, Buddy	74
177	Coulson, Jim	62	177	Coulson, Jim	68
178	Galle, Paul	61	178	O'dell, Stephen	65
179	Hendricks, Gary	58	179	Villasenor, Chris	65
180	Chamberlain, Matt	55	180	Woody, Mike	61
181	Halbert, Danver	55	181	Coulson, Jim	53
182	Izbicki, Steve	50	182	Griese, Rocky	52
183	Magdum, Sushil	50	183	Wilson, Jeff	52
184	Wilson, Jeff	47	184	Cudworth, Chad	47
185	Manan, Vishal	46	185	Gloudeman, Andy	47
186	Griese, Rocky	40	186	Lata, Manny	44
187	Coulson, Jim	39	187	Gilmore, Robert	37
188	Gilmore, Robert	37	188	Hodge, Ron	37
189	Hodge, Ron	35	189	Beliveau, Shawn	33
190	Lata, Manny	33	190	Coleman, Liam	33
191	Menday, Larry	33	191	Menday, Larry	33
192	Oliver, Dan	31	192	Oliver, Dan	31
193	Jackson, Cole	29	193	Fuller, Dean	29
194	Suyat, Brent	29	194	Jackson, Cole	29
195	Fuller, Dean	27	195	Suyat, Brent	29
		80383			80383

 

2-Person 6-6-6

Minimum Handicap Index Differential 10 Strokes (Higher Hdcp Adjusted Down)

$77.00 Per Player Entry Fee

$900.00 Added to Purse

Orange Tees

Holes 1-6 Scramble- 2 Drives Per Player

Holes 7-12 Modified Alternate Shot-Both Players Tee off on Each Hole

Holes 13-18 Best Ball

Side Games

 

BMGC Local Rules

Orange Tee Markers

 

• ALL SCORECARDS MUST HAVE A TIME CLOCK STAMP AFTER 9 AND 18 HOLES.
• YOU MUST FINISH IN 4 HRS 20 MINUTES OR WITHIN 15 MINUTES OF THE GROUP AHEAD OF YOU TO AVIOD PENALTY.
• FAILURE TO STAMP CARD OR FINISH WITHIN THE TIME WILL RESULT IN A 2-STROKE PENALTY FOR THE ENTIRE GROUP APPLIED ON HOLE #18.

 

BMGC Local & USGA Rules;

 

Do Not Touch Flagsticks-Death Penalty

 

Ball in Bunker: You may Lift, Clean and Drop Within 1 Club Length no nearer the hole in any bunker. (There are no rakes)-No Penalty

 

Embedded Ball: The golfer may take relief for an embedded ball, which is a ball embedded in its own pitch-mark in the ground, through the green.  The ball must be dropped as near as possible to the spot where it lay, not nearer the hole.  Do not repair the pitch-mark until after you have taken relief and hit your shot.  Requirements: In the ground: A ball is not considered embedded if it is embedded in grass, leaves or other loose impediments. In order to consider embedded, the ball’s pitch-mark must be below the level of the ground. 

  Ball in Abnormal Ground Condition Not Found: As per 25-2 – All members of the group must agree that the ball has been lost in the abnormal condition, defined by the Club as ‘any casual water, excessively muddy area, GUR or hole on the course made by a burrowing animal, bird, etc.’. A ball must be dropped at the closest point of relief from where it was determined to be lost, no closer to the hole, with no penalty.  

 Immovable Obstruction 24-2 a. Interference; Interference by an immovable obstruction occurs when a ball lies in or on the obstruction, or when the obstruction interferes with the player's stance or the area of his intended swing. If the player's ball lies on the putting green, interference also occurs if an immovable obstruction on the putting green intervenes on his line of putt. Otherwise, intervention on the line of play is not, of itself, interference under this Rule.

b. Relief; Except when the ball is in a water hazard or a lateral water hazard, a player may take relief from interference by an immovable obstruction as follows:

(i)Through the Green: If the ball lies through the green, the player must lift the ball and drop it, without penalty, within one club-length of and not nearer the hole than the nearest point of relief. The nearest point of relief must not be in a hazard or on a putting green. When the ball is dropped within one club-length of the nearest point of relief, the ball must first strike a part of the course at a spot that avoids interference by the immovable obstruction and is not in a hazard and not on a putting green.     

 Immovable Obstructions: Flowerbeds, yardage discs, sprinkler heads and controller boxes, restroom buildings and cart paths are all considered to be immovable obstructions

 Boundary Fencing: All sides of the Driving Range fencing are considered to be a boundary fences. A free drop is NOT allowed.  Unsure How to Proceed? During the course of play if you are in doubt as to how to proceed under a rule, play a second ball under USGA Rule 3-3. You are required to bring it to the attention of the tournament committee immediately following the round. The committee’s decision is final.   Notes: "Closely mown area" means any area of the course, including paths through the rough, cut to fairway height or less. “Through the green” means the whole area of the course except the teeing ground and the putting green of the hole being played and all hazards.

 

BMGC TOURNAMENT COMMITTEE   

 

Winter Rules:

Preferred Lies:  A ball lying on a closely mown area through the green may be lifted without penalty and cleaned. Before lifting the ball, the player must mark its position. Having lifted the ball, he must place it on a spot within one club-length of and not nearer the hole than where it originally lay, that is not in a hazard and not on a putting green.  A ball lying outside the closely mown area but still through the green may be lifted without penalty and cleaned. Before lifting the ball, the player must mark its position. Having lifted the ball, he must place it on a spot within six inches of and not nearer the hole than where it originally lay, that is not in a hazard and not on a putting green. 

  A player may place his ball only once, and it is in play when it has been placed (Rule 20-4). If the ball fails to come to rest on the spot on which it was placed, Rule 20-3d applies. If the ball when placed comes to rest on the spot on which it is placed and it subsequently moves, there is no penalty and the ball must be played as it lies – you may not reposition it without penalty, unless the provisions of any other Rule apply. 

  If the player fails to mark the position of the ball before lifting it or moves the ball in any other manner, such as rolling it with a club, he incurs a penalty of one stroke. 

Gross-Net Modified Stableford (Points) stroke play as we honor those that have served.
$77.00 Entry Fee
8:00 am Starting Tee Times
$900.00 added to purse.

Scoring;

Double Eagle-7

Eagle-5

Birdie-3

Par-2

Bogie-1

Double Bogie-0

 

Side Games;

Gross Skins

Net Skins

TBD