There are new USGA rules for 2019 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
for 2019. It is important that you read and study these
rules before entering tournaments in 2019. We have put
some educational pages out on this website so you can
learn the new rules
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Here is the latest IESGA news !!!
Right here on the home page is where we will always put our most current and important announcements
If you have questions about tee times call chairman John Hanke at 509-434-9988 or email john_hanke@msn.com.
If you have to cancel out, call Secretary John McColgin at 509-954-3805.
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Gordon Aden at Deer Park GC on #8 for 110 yards with a 9 iron.
Denny Higgins at Downriver GC on #12 for 218 yards with a 5 wood.
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Second Addendum to the minutes of the October 11, 2018 General Meeting
On February 11, 2019, through email correspondence, board members and officers again discussed the option of moving C flight players to the forward tees. The consensus was to table the move for the entire 2019 season and discuss it at the Board Meeting in October. Meanwhile board members and officers will contact as many C flight players as possible during the tournaments this year and get their opinion. Information will be included in the mass mailing sent out in March 2019.
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Here is an interesting article about the new rule that allows you to leave the flagstick in when putting. Leave the pin in or take it out?
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Members, about 80% of you have requested mid-AM tee times. Very nice, but we are unable to handle everyone in that sort of 2-3 hour "window". We would like to, but obviously can't. So, some of you will find yourself with a tee time earlier or later in the day. Play well!
Also, please send your entries in on time. Les and I have to deal with several variables when we do the pairings: time, partner requests, carpools, players who travel a long distance, and slow players. If you are late, you will probably not get your choices.
John Hanke