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      • PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE
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      • ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING
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      • TOURNAMENT RULES
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    • RESULTS
      • 2025 TOURNAMENT RESULTS
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      • 2024 TOURNAMENT PAYOUTS
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    • 3 MINUTE TIMERS
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    • PLACES ACCEPTING CREDITS
  • RESULTS
    • 2025 TOURNAMENT RESULTS
    • 2025 "OLD GOAT" Standings
    • 2025 TOURNAMENT PAYOUTS
    • CLUB CHAMPIONS
    • 2024 TOURNAMENT PAYOUTS
    • 2024 TOURNAMENT RESULTS
    • 2024 "OLD GOAT" Standings
    • 50th ANNIVERSARY WINNERS
    • 2024 SURVEY RESULTS
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fast play rules

   

We have "FAST PLAY" rules. So please follow them. They will help speed up play

  1. Speed Captain (SC): Each group has a SC responsible      for keeping the pace. Follow their lead to stay on time.
  2. Forget “Being Away”: Whoever is ready and safe hits      first, not necessarily the farthest away.
  3. Forget “Honors”: First ready on the tee hits      first. Shorter hitters can go before long hitters.
  4. Be Ready on the Green: Line up putts early and park      gear on the way to the next tee. Walk ahead if you're done.
  5. Limit Practice Swings: One is enough. Decide your club      quickly.
  6. Efficient Cart Use: Drop off, walk, and share cart      duties to keep moving.
  7. Cart Play: Don’t re-rack clubs until      reaching your next shot.
  8. Walk Smart: Move toward your ball while      others are hitting, if safe.
  9. Lost Ball Rule: Search max 3 minutes. Use the      local two-stroke drop rule—don’t hit provisionals.
  10. Max Score: Pick up after 10 strokes. Tell      the scorer.
  11. Catch Up: If you're falling behind, speed      up to close the gap.
  12. Inside-Out Putting: Closest putts first and finish      out, then move to the next tee while others finish.

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Links results

 

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2025 iesga entry forms

2025 Entry forms for Membership, Old Goat Cup and Tournaments

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in memoriam

Our beloved member Sam Williams has passed away.

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Pace of Play Policy

The Tournament committee has adopted a Pace of Play Policy (Rule 5-6)


Players are required to be at the tee box ready to play 10 minutes prior to their scheduled tee time. If a group can't make their scheduled tee time, they need to notify the group behind them to tee off in their time slot.  IESGA groups go off every 10 minutes.


Players should recognize that their pace of play affects others, and they should play promptly throughout the round (such as by preparing in advance for each stroke and moving promptly between strokes and in going to the next tee)


A player should make a stroke in no more than 40 seconds (and usually in less time) after the player is able to play without interference or distraction. 


A player should always play READY GOLF!

About IESGA (Inland Empire Senior's Golf Association)

IESGA is open to all senior golfers, age 50 & over

15 daily tournaments (Late April  - Early October)

Including (2) out-of-town tournaments (open to ladies) 

(2) Round Club Championship with Double Old Goat pts.

(1) year-end Tournament with Double Old Goat pts.
10 other area course tournaments
$30 Annual Membership (MUST be paid before 1st tournament played)
$16 tournament entry fee + course greens fees.

Competitive Tournament Golf

  • Enter one tournament, or all of them, your choice.
  • For each tournament, depending upon your handicap, you'll be placed in 1 of 4 flights. IESGA keeps their own internal handicap for you - based on your best 3 scores out of the last 5 IESGA tournaments. 
  • If you are placed in the 4th flight (typically around 22 to 24 handicap), you will be playing from a set of "forward" tees, making it a slightly easier game for you to play.
  • Any player can play from the "forward" tees.  Course handicap will be adjusted.
  • If you are a new member and you have a GHIN handicap, you can enter IESGA with that handicap.
  • Your tee time and pairing for each tournament can be found at the tab TOURNAMENT INFO / TEE TIMES above.
  • Your basic tournament entry fee enters you into net score competition (payouts to the top 1/3 of the flight) and KP competition (win $25 + sleeve of balls) in your flight.
  • In addition, you can enter any of four $5 pots (for your flight); Honey Pot (Low Gross), Gross Skins, Net Skins and Deuce Pot.
  • Players are awarded $250 for a hole-in-one or a double eagle.
  • Results for each tournament can be found at the tab RESULTS above.

Scroll to the top of the page and click on the TOURNAMENT INFO tab then 2025 ENTRY FORMS to join and enter tournaments.

Highlighting 3 Rules Changes for 2024

1. Go ahead and replace that damaged club

Crack your driver with your DeChambeau-like swing speed? No problem. As of Jan. 1, you’ll be allowed to replace it, or any other club that you damage during a round. There’s just one caveat. The damage must be inadvertent. If you shatter your driver in anger, or snap your putter across your knee, you’re out of luck. Temper, temper, people. The governing bodies are trying to help you. But you also need to help yourself. 

2. More forgiveness for a ball moved by natural forces

At the 2019 Waste Management Open, Rickie Fowler made a bizarre triple bogey after a ball he’d dropped on a bank by the green rolled back into the water as he was walking up to survey his next shot. Rules are rules. And under the guidelines as they’re currently written, those are the breaks: A ball that moves due to natural forces is played as it lies (except on the green, where it is replaced). If it happens to lie in the water or out of bounds, tough luck. The player’s only option is to take stroke-and-distance relief. Come Jan. 1, that rule will change. Under a new exception, a ball that rolls to another area of the course or comes to rest out of bounds will be put back where it was before natural forces moved it. No penalty.

3. Simpler procedure for back-on-line relief

When you knock a ball into a penalty area or an unplayable spot, the drop you take is known as back-on-line relief. And the procedure for it can get complicated and time-consuming. If, for example, you drop the ball as it rolls closer to the hole, you have to drop again. Come Jan. 1, the procedure will be more forgiving. Your ball merely must come to rest within one club-length of where you drop it, even if it is one club-length closer to the hole.

There are new USGA rules for 2024 play

You need to spend the time to educate yourself with these new rules


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 Additionally, the IESGA has adopted two new local rules.  It is important that you read and study these rules before entering tournaments.  

We have put some educational pages out on this website  

so you  can learn the 2024 rules

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Learn more about the new rules

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