NIH Golf Association

 1st ROUND Match-Play Outing of 2010

 

Worthington Manor Golf Club
78329 Fingerboard Road
Urbana, MD 21704

Telephone: 301-874-5400

 

 

Date: Thursday, August 5, 2010

 

Time/Format: Tee Times/2 person teams: beginning at NOON and at 10 minute intervals, to 12:50 PM, lowest handicaps first.

 

MATCH A: Team 2 vs. Team 6 and MATCH B: Team 4 vs. Team 7

 

Cost: $49.00 - includes mandatory cart and range balls.  Pay in the Pro Shop no later than 30 min before your assigned tee time.

 

Contact:  The NIHGA match-play golf outing coordinator for this event will be Max Castillo, Team 6, 301-594-3850 … max.castillo@fda.hhs.gov.

 

Team Captains are to forward their respective team roster, accordingly, to Max as soon as possible!!

 

Tees to use:

 BACK TEES:   BLACK – 7034/74.4/144 

 MIDDLE TEES: BLUE – 6525/71.8/134

 SENIOR TEES: WHITE – 6058/69.3/125 

 FRONT TEES:  RED 5206/70.1/116

 

Choice of Tees:  Rule 5J states that:  "Normally, men play from the middle tees and women from the forward tees.  However, any man may choose to play from either the back, middle or senior (if in use, otherwise forward for that round) tees and any woman may choose any of the four sets of tees.  The set of tees selected must be consistent throughout the entire season, including match-play events.  The selection of tees IS TO BE MADE at the FIRST outing played by the member."  At your first outing of the season, please, indicate clearly on your scorecard if you are using any tees other than middle (for men) or forward (for women).

 

Directions:  From Washington, D.C and Points South – Take Interstate 270 NORTH to Exit 26 (Urbana/Buckeystown Route 80).  Stay on Route 80 WEST for one mile.  Golf Course entrance will be on the left.

 

Dress Code:  This course does not permit metal spikes.   Appropriate dress is required - no denim, cutoffs or tank tops.

 

Score Cards:   Please record match results on your score cards and report them to outing coordinator and your team captain. 

 

Rules of Play:  Please review.

 

Rule 10 - Lost Ball and Ball Out of Bounds

A.  A ball which has been determined to have come to rest outside the defined boundaries of the course can be placed in the fairway on a line perpendicular to the centerline of the fairway and even with the point at which the ball left the course; The point selected will be no less than five yards from the edge of the green.  Two penalty strokes will be added to the players score for the hole.

 

B.  If a ball is determined to be lost; the next shot can be played from the fairway and even with the point at which the ball was presumed lost.  The point selected will be no less than five yards from the edge of the green.  Two penalty strokes will be added to the players score for the hole.  No more than five minutes, from the time the player reaches the likely location of his/her ball shall be spent searching for the ball.

 

C.  If a ball is known or thought to be out of bounds or lost, a player has the option to hit a provisional shot from the same spot to take a stroke-and-distance penalty instead of the two stroke penalty specified in paragraphs A and B.  The provisional shot must be hit before advancing to look for the possibly lost or out-of-bounds ball.  Going back for a stroke-and-distance penalty is not permitted.  If the original ball is found and is in-bounds, the original ball is the ball in play.

 

Please visit the NIHGA web page (http://www.recgov.org/nihga) for updated information about the NIHGA and rules of play.  This is where scores and award winners will be announced.

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