4 Person Scramble Format:

• A scramble means that all team members tee off on each hole and then decide which tee shot they like best and mark the spot with a tee or ball marker.
• The other team members pick up their balls and place them within one club length (no closer to the hole) of the marked spot. Each team member hits their next shot from the chosen spot.
• The procedure is followed on every shot for the remainder of the hole, including putts. The ball should be marked on the putting green.
• Putts need to be placed within 3 inches of the marked spot (no closer to the hole). The first ball to go in the hole is counted for the team score.
• You may lift, clean, and place your ball within once club length of the selected shot; however, you may not move your ball out of a hazard (including bunkers), out of the rough, from the fairway or rough to the apron, or from the apron to the green.
• Men tee off from the blue tees and women from the red tees.
• Teams keep their own score. Scorecards are to be turned in to the Tournament Director at the completion of your round.

Golf Etiquette:

1. Please rake all marks made in sand bunkers. Please leave rakes in the bunkers
2. Leave the putting green as soon as you have holed out.
3. Do not play until the players in front of you are out of range.
4. Please observe all local course rules
5. Enjoy the day!

Contests:

Thank you to our generous donors and local sponsors for our great prizes!

Closest to the Pin:

If your tee shot is on the green and closest to the pin/hole, write your name on the marker card and then place the marker in the ground on the spot where your ball came to rest. Once the marker has been placed, it should stay there until someone else hits a closer shot. Use the flagstick measuring rod if it is a close call. Then, that person should repeat the procedure of writing their name on the card below the other name(s) and place the marker at the spot. 

The Closest to the Pin holes are 1, 7, 14, and 17. 

Longest Drive:

If your drive is in the fairway and the longest, write your name on the marker card and place the marker in the ground on the spot where your ball lays. Once the marker has been placed in the ground, it should stay there until someone else makes a longer drive. Then that person should repeat the procedure of writing their name on the card below the other name(s) and place the marker at that spot. 

The Longest Drive holes are 8 and 16.