2 MAN BEST BALL QUALIFIER
A Pendleton Creek Men’s Club
MAJOR tournament
Qualification Dates: Tuesday May 18th until Monday
May 31st
Total Pro Shop Credit To Be
Awarded: $500
A 2 Man, Best Ball qualification tournament (full handicap)
Please use separate rounds to post
President’s Cup and 2 Man Best Ball qualification scores!
The course handicaps for qualifying for this flighted
event are as follows:
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AA – Up to 5
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A – 6 to 11
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B – 12 to 15
·
C – 16 and
over
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Gold Tee (Both
players must have age plus white tee course handicap equaling 85 or over)
·
Enter the flight
of the lower handicapped golfer
·
Partners may be
from different flights, but can only take the maximum strokes of the flight
DIRECTIONS
·
PRINT and SIGN
your names at the top of the yellow card
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INCLUDE your
handicaps in parenthesis
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On the first
line, fill in the first player’s gross score per hole and total score
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On the second
line, fill in the second’s player’s gross score per hole and total score
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On the third
line, enter the lower NET score of
one or the other player
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Add the third
line and write the total in the box in the upper right hand corner
·
Circle the class
in which you are competing (AA, A, B, C, or Gold Tee)
·
Fill in the event
(2 Man Best Ball)
·
Have your card
attested by a player in your foursome who is a member of Pendleton Creek
·
Post your scores as COMPETITION scores
·
Refer to the
SAMPLE CARD to properly fill out your card
Ties will be settled by match of cards, starting with the
net score on the hardest handicap hole
General
Yellow Card Tournament Rules
· You must be a paid member of the Men's Club BEFORE you play any Yellow Card Tournament event
· BEFORE starting your round: Pick up your Yellow Card or declare you are playing the Yellow Card
· You can enter an event ONCE and you must play the event the day you pull the card or declare
· All cards must be placed in the box located next to the handicap computer in the men’s locker room no later than 8pm on the final day of the tournament
· Please print and complete your Yellow Card neatly and accurately
Chris Decker, Tournament Chair