Here is the latest IESGA news !!!

latah creek results revised net skins

We have added a new file to the results page titled 'Pace of Play'. The average pace of play for Latah Creek was 4 hours and 31 minutes.

Results

old goat standings

Old goat

2nd half payouts

Payouts

Year End Scramble, Banquet & annual Meeting

NOTE: The Scramble Tournament is limited to the first 144 entrants. Be sure to get your entry form in early.

Entry Forms

Pace of Play Policy

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

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!

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.

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

Go to Tournament Info --> Tournament Rules

There are new USGA rules for 2019 play (Continued in 2022)

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 2022) It is important that you read

and study these rules before entering tournaments in 2022.

We have put some educational pages out on this website

so you can learn the 2019 rules

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Learn more about the new rules

About IESGA (Inland Empire Senior's Golf Association)

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

16 daily tournaments (Late April - Early October)

Including Circling Raven on May 4th
4 out-of-town tournaments (open to ladies)
12 area course tournaments
$30 Annual Membership
$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.
New for tournament play in 2018 (and continued for 2022) : 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.
If you are a new member and you have a GHIN handicap, you can enter IESGA with that handicap.
Your basic tournament entry fee enters you into net score competition and KP competition 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.

Here's the Annual Membership Form

2022 Membership Application