GALLOPING HILL 

BLUE TEES

12:00 Byrne(3) vs. Sheehy(10), Lugo(5) vs. Kuznetsov(10)

12:10 Hanson(8) vs. Kim(10), DiMaria(9) vs. Schiavo(15)

12:20 Kendall(8) vs. Matvienko(11), Finn(8) vs. Enright(14)

12:30 Egan(10) vs. Kepic(16), Fischer(13) vs. Welch(17)

12:40 Gillick(27 **WHITE TEES**), Severson(19)

12:50 Semon(18), Pascalli(guest), Janelli(guest)

1:00 Dave(guest), Rob(guest), Nelson(guest) Todd(guest)

Please remember to keep pace with the group in front of you.

Other rules to remember:

 
Rule 10-b Weekenders Rules and Regulations

Mark your ball - All balls should be marked or risk DQ. (provisional should be marked differently)
 

Wayward Tee Shots - if there is any chance you lost your ball, hit a provisional.  If you hit the provisional away again, take line of flight and hit 5 from that point.

Trees are not lateral hazards unless noted with red stakes.   

If you don't play a provisional YOU CANNOT go back to the tee or your previous spot.  You drop where your opponents believe it was lost (LINE OF FLIGHT) and take a  2 stroke penalty (1 in now hitting 4)
 

White Stakes OB - stroke and distance.  Drop from where you played the last shot  hit again with a 1 stroke penalty.
 

Red/ Yellow Stakes - Take the line where ball crossed the hazard 2 club lengths and hit again with a 1 stroke penalty.
You can go into hazard to play the shot.  When playing a shot from a penalty area, you can remove any detached natural or artificial object (known as loose impediments and movable obstructions), ground your club behind the ball, or take practice swings that touch the ground.
 

Unplayable Lies -  for each 2 club lengths = 1 stroke penalty.  If you hit it deep in the woods that's likely not an option, so hit a provisional, and play as a lost ball (1 stroke penalty).
 

Lost Ball-   played like white stakes, YOU MUST GO BACK to the previous spot to re-hit incurring 1 stroke penalty, OPTION to speed up play - 
you may choose not to go back to the previous spot PENALTY is 2 strokes.
However, YOU MUST VERIFY WITH YOUR OPPONENTS  WHERE YOUR ARE DROPPING or  AUTOMATIC LOSS OF HOLE in MATCH PLAY (Sgls & Dbls) 

So when in doubt always hit a provisional, you are allowed by the USGA to hit the provisional ball until you PASS the spot where the possible LOST BALL is located.  

• If  13 or more holes are played, the player shall post an 18-hole score. If  7 to 12 holes are played, the player shall post a nine-hole score.
   
• Scores  from all courses with USGA Course and Slope Ratings made during their  active seasons, both at home and away, shall be posted by the player  along with the appropriate USGA Course Ratings and USGA Slope Ratings.
   
• Scores in both match play and stroke play shall be posted for handicap purposes. This includes scores made in match  play, multi-ball or team competitions in which players have not  completed one or more holes or in which players are requested to pick up  when out of contention on a hole. (See Section 4, USGA Handicap System 2002-2005)
   
• Scores must be made in accordance with the principles of the Rules of Golf.
   
• Disqualification - A  player who is disqualified from a competition, but has an acceptable  score, shall record his adjusted gross score for handicap purposes. For  example, a player who is disqualified from a competition for failure to  sign his scorecard has an acceptable score for handicap purposes. 
   

• When fewer than seven holes are played.
   
• When made on a golf course in an area in which an inactive season established by the authorized golf association is in effect.
   
• When a majority of the holes are not played in accordance with the principles of the Rules of Golf.
   
• When the length of the course is less than 3,000 yards for 18 holes.
   
• When,  as a condition of the competition, the maximum number of clubs allowed  is less than 14, or types of clubs are limited as, for example, in a  competition that allows only iron clubs.
   
• When scores are made on a course with no USGA Course or Slope Rating.
   
• When a player carries or uses non-conforming clubs or uses non-conforming balls.
   
• When artificial devices (as defined under Rule 14-3) are used during the execution of a stroke
   

Posting Scores
All hole-by-hole scores must be adjusted using Equitable Stroke Control. (Double bogey + handicap strokes)

Holes Not Played or Not Played Under the Rules of Golf – Post  par plus handicap strokes (see section 4-2, USGA Handicap System 2002-2005)
 

Unfinished Holes and Conceded Strokes –  Most likely score (see section 4-1, USGA Handicap System 2002-2005) 

Where to Post Scores 

Download the USGA GHIN app for iPhone or Android.

POSTING SCORES: It is the LEAGUE MEMBERS responsibility to POST any  non-Weekenders rounds played during the NJSGA SEASON (April 1- November 15).  FAILURE TO DO SO  then the player will be removed from the GHIN system and can still compete in the league but will do so as a SCRATCH golfer.