|
Rules of Ready Golf
On the Tee
- The player who is ready should hit
- Shorter hitters should hit first
- Tee-off as soon as the group ahead is clear
- Carry an extra ball in your pocket
On the Fairway
- Hit when ready
- Take appropriate clubs to your ball and hit without delay
- Have your group watch where each shot goes
- Limit lost ball search to 3 minutes
- On reaching double par, pick up your ball and carry it to the green
On the Green
- Place your clubs between the green and the next tee
- Study your putt while others are putting
- Continue putting until holed out
- Leave the green immediately after holing out and proceed to the next tee. Complete your scorecard after you are off the green.
Short Cuts
- Mark your score on the way to the next tee
- When driving a cart, drop your partner off at his/her ball, continue to yours
To top
Appropriate Golf Attire
Dress appropriately for Golf!
Most golf courses have a dress code that requires:
- Proper golf shoes. Just about every golf course requires soft spikes or a "built-into-the-sole" tread design.
- Hats are a good idea. They help keep the sun off your face and may improve your vision.
- If you are playing in cooler weather, a golf sweater, vest or jacket is practical.
- For Ladies: Golf shorts no shorter than mid-thigh, skirts, skorts or slacks with tee-shirts, blouses or sweaters. Athletic shorts, cutoffs, tennis attire, midriff exposing tops, tank tops, and halter tops are not considered to be proper golf attire.
- For Gentlemen: Shorts no shorter than mid-thigh or long pants are okay. Collared golf shirts with sleeves and mock turtlenecks are appropriate. Tank tops, sleeveless shirts, athletic shorts, sweatpants and tennis attire are not considered to be proper golf attire.
- Denim apparel is usually not appropriate.
Dressing appropriately shows respect for the other members of your group and for the game of golf.
To top
HASGA Cup
2008 HASGA Cup Standings:
25 or More Points |
15-24 Points |
10-14 Points |
Jack Curtiss 28 |
Susan Ammann 16 |
Helen Bessoni 14 |
| Pat DeWolfe 30 |
JoAnn Bryant 22 |
Paul Figura 14 |
| Mary LaBel 30 |
Jean Cooper 22 |
Rhonda Idleman 14 |
| Stephanie Sewell 32 |
George Duffy 24 |
Betsy Schwartz 14 |
| Rick St. George 34 |
Nancy Hammond 24 |
Brian Schwerkolt 14 |
| Tom Woods 30 |
Patty Landry 22 |
Pat White 10 |
| Barb Wysocki 34 |
Rich Lee 22 |
|
| |
Jerry Maxwell 20 |
|
| |
Tina Oswald 20 |
|
| |
Chris Spence 20 |
|
| |
Norma Spring 18 |
|
| |
Pat Sullivan 20 |
|
| |
Karen Young 22 |
|
| |
Dave Walstrom 22 |
|
The HASGA Cup was started in 2007 and is our version of the PGA's FEDEX Cup. Points are awarded to Hartford ASGA members for participation in any ASGA golf event. Extra points are awarded for winning or being part of a winning team. In addition to receiving the club trophy, the winning member receives green fees to one Hartford ASGA event of their choice in the upcoming year.
Congratulations to the first winner of the HASGA Cup - JoAnn Bryant!
Points are awarded as follows:
1 |
Friday or Sunday Night Golf |
2 Points |
2 |
Regularly Scheduled Event 9 or 18 Holes |
4 Points |
3 |
Member of Team in 1st Place |
4 Points |
| |
Member of Team in 2nd Place |
3 Points |
| |
Member of Team in 3rd Place |
2 Points |
4 |
Individual Wins 1st Place |
4 Points |
| |
Individual Wins 2nd Place |
3 Points |
| |
Individual Wins 3rd Place |
2 Points |
5 |
Member of Special Team / Event |
2 Points |
6 |
'Special Shot' |
10 Points |
Additional Guidelines:
- Handicaps are used where appropriate and when included in winning events.
- ALL ASGA golfing events count - local and national. Golfing must occur - no points awarded for just socializing.
- No points awarded for rain out. YOU MUST PLAY GOLF!
- 'Special Shot" examples - hole in one, double eagle, etc. Shots must be witnessed and agreed upon.
To top
|
Copyright 2008 ~ Hartford ASGA ~ All Rights Reserved. |
| |
| |
| |
|
