Here is the latest IESGA news !!!
ANOTHER YEAR OF IESGA - 2020 - OUR 47TH YEAR
OLD GOAT CUP COMPETITION
It's not too late to get your one-time entry form ($25) in for the 'Old Goat Cup' competition. You have until June 12th to enter IESGA's version of the FedEx Cup. See the 2020 ENTRY FORMS for more information.
IESGA = Inland Empire Senior's Golf Association (50 & over years of age)
Here are the entry forms to be used for the 2020 season. A welcome packet (including entry forms for the first two tournaments) will be postal mailed to new 2020 members at the start of April.
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 Joan Lawson at 509-990-0315.
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Here is another video analyzing whether it is better to leave the flagstick in or take it out when putting. Leave the pin in or take it out?
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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. 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
President's Message
Tournament Director's Message
There are new USGA rules for 2019 play (Continued in 2020)
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. (Continued into 2020) It is important that you read
and study these rules before entering tournaments in 2020.
We have put some educational pages out on this website
so you can learn the 2019 rules
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