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2025 CLUB MATCH PLAY

The Team Match Play is two person team event. It is played alternate shot, where each partner is able to place and use their own ball when it is their turn to shoot. Handicap allowances are designed to provide equity for players at all levels of ability. 

Basic information:

  • Players must have a Golf Canada membership and an established handicap to join
  • Players must choose the tee they will play from at the time of registration. 
  • Full handicaps will be used with a maximum handicap of 36 for men and 40 for women.
  • It is a double knockout meaning that after two losses, a team is out of the competition.
  • Cost: $40 per team.

Prizes:

  • All fees collected are used for prizes
  • Prizes are awarded wil be awarded at the tombstone event. 

To register for Team Match Play please email Mark Watters – mark.watters@sympatico.ca before May 18, 2025
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The Single Match Play is an individual match against your opponent. Handicap allowances are designed to provide equity for players at all levels of ability.  

Basic information:

  • Players must have a Golf Canada membership and an established handicap to join
  • Players must choose the tee they will play from at the time of registration. 
  • Full handicaps will be used with a maximum handicap of 36 for men and 40 for women.
  • It is a double knockout meaning that after two losses, a participant is out of the competition. 
  • Cost: $25

Prizes:

  • All fees collected are used for prizes
  • Prizes are awarded at the beginning of October as part of the Tombstone Tournament. 

To register for Singles Match Play please email Suzanne Watters – s.m.watters@icloud.com before May 18, 2025.

Suzanne ⛳️

2025 CLUB RINGER BOARD (a.k.a your ultimate scorecard)

Start Date: April 28th, 2025. End Date: September 21, 2025.

Basic Information:

  1. Players submit their attested first full score card. From that point on, players submit their full attested scorecard when there is an improved score on any hole(s). The goal is to demonstrate your ultimate game over the course of the playing season but as if it was played in one day! 
  2. Upon registration, you must indicate from which tee box you will be playing from.  Only scores from that tee box or further will be accepted. 
  3. Scores may be submitted as of the start date, but registration will be accepted throughout the season. It’s never too late to join.
    Since the object is to get the lowest score
  4. Organizers will send out further information with full instructions/rules before the start of the season

Organizers:    

Men: Ron Kelly email –  ringerboard@joatmon.ca
Ladies: Suzanne Watters – s.m.watters@icloud.com

To register: Email the appropriate organizer above.

Fees: 

  1. An amount of $10 will be charged to your account for the 18-hole course upon registration. 
  2. If more than 10 people are interested in the 9-hole, an amount of $5 will be charged to your account. 

Prizes:

  1. All fees collected are used for prizes. 
  2. Prizes are different for the Men’s and Ladies Ringerboard
    1. MEN
      • All ringer scores are kept individually/alphabetically for display purposes but by class for prize distribution.
      • Men’s classes defined for competition using Golf Canada index ratings: “A”– 0 to 8.0 / “B1” – 8.1 to 14 / “B2” – 14.1 to 18 / “C” – 18.1+
      • For the eighteen, class winners get a ratio of monies collected for their class. Subject to change based upon total entries.
      • A 1st place 100%, B1 1st (60%)/2nd(40%) B2 1st 100% and C 1st (60%)/2nd(40%). 
      • For the nine hole course we distributed the total prize money evenly by the four classes for 1st place winners. 
      • Last year  26(18) and 12(9) participated BUT the more the merrier.  
    2. Ladies
      • Last year there were three prizes awarded. Unless registration increases significantly, it will remain the same.
        • Overall winner (best overall scorecard)
        • Most improved (from the first scorecard submitted to the overall scorecard)
        • Participation award (based on a random draw)