If a group is being held up by the group in front of them and there is open space in front of that group, call the Pro Shop or notify the ranger. Turn in your scorecard immediately following your round to the scorer’s table in Catoctin Hall before visiting the parking lot to put away your clubs. Take responsibility to keep your group moving. Make sure visiting club members are aware of our Slow Play Policy and the consequences. If it helps, tell them that your Club Representative (that would be me) is the bad guy. Tips to speed play: The number one rule to up play is to be ready to hit the ball when it is your turn. This applies all over the course including the greens. When you finish a hole, get in the cart and move on -- you can record the scores and put your clubs away at the next hole. On cart path only days, take enough clubs to play your next two shots. Carry an extra ball in your pocket should you hit OB or need to hit a provisional shot. We will have a of the Year” competition again this year. Points for this “Golfer competition are earned at most MISGA events. It will be based on your “net” scores for each event. Your score is not your equitable stroke control “net” score. It is your gross score minus your handicap. Rules for this competition were released on March 22.
If a group is being held up by the group in front of them and there is open space in front of that group, call the Pro Shop or notify the ranger. Turn in your scorecard immediately following your round to the scorer’s table in Catoctin Hall before visiting the parking lot to put away your clubs. Take responsibility to keep your group moving. Make sure visiting club members are aware of our Slow Play Policy and the consequences. If it helps, tell them that your Club Representative (that would be me) is the bad guy. Tips to speed play: The number one rule to up play is to be ready to hit the ball when it is your turn. This applies all over the course including the greens. When you finish a hole, get in the cart and move on -- you can record the scores and put your clubs away at the next hole. On cart path only days, take enough clubs to play your next two shots. Carry an extra ball in your pocket should you hit OB or need to hit a provisional shot. We will have a “Golfer of the Year” competition again this year. Points for this competition are earned at most MISGA events. It will be based on your “net” scores for each event. Your “net” score is not your equitable stroke control score. It is your gross score minus your handicap. Rules for this competition were released on March 22.
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