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SCORECARD INSTRUCTIONS
1.
Preprinted scorecards are available for each foursome on league
day. When playing Tucson Nine or SaddleBrooke Nine they can be
found in the posting area of the Pro Shop below the Niners'
bulletin board. When playing Catalina Nine the cards can be
obtained from the Catalina Starter.
2.
The
date, start time and hole # will be pre-printed on the card.
3.
The
golfer's name and handicap will be pre-printed on the card.
4.
Golfers should complete the card legibly.
5.
Use a
pencil or erasable pen so that corrections to the scorecard can
be made clearly.
6.
Complete each player's hole score, gross score, net score, and
equitable stroke score.
7.
Please
remember to account for your
equitable stroke score on each hole
by putting a dot under the score for that hole (example: if you
can only take a 9 on a particular hole and you get a 10, then
put a dot under the 10). Then deduct the number of dots from
your gross score for posting (Do not subtract the dots from
your gross or net score.)
8.
If for some reason
you pick up your ball and do not finish a hole, please precede
your most likely score for the hole with an X; i.e., X5.
Remember a player who starts, but does not complete a hole must
record for handicap purposes the most likely score. The most
likely score may not exceed the player's
equitable stroke score. Any time you pick up without
completing the hole, you are disqualified (DQ) from the game of
the day (prize money). Write DQ directly behind your name on
the scorecard. In the notes, under the hole write PU for
pickup.
EXAMPLE:
Betty is on
hole #2 and hits her tee shot into the sand. She goes over and
hits shot two that just went to the other end of the bunker.
She walks through the bunker and hits shot 3 which lands on the
green about 8 feet from the hole. While the others were playing
Betty starts to rake the bunker and since she walked clear
through it, it was taking quite some time. Everyone had holed
out and there were two groups waiting on the tee. Betty decides
in the interest of pace of play to pick up and do the estimate
on most likely score from that point. Betty had 3 strokes to
this point and gave herself 2 putts for a score of X5. This
would be a reasonable score for the circumstance. The group
moved to the next tee and got out of the way." Betty records
the X5 on her scorecard, not an X9 which is her max.
9.
On holes that are
closed for whatever reason, please refer to the POP chart in
your Niners’ handbook, the chart posted on the Niners’ bulletin
board, or
click here for the proper score for the hole.
10.
Clearly indicate
birdies by circling the score and writing "Birdie" in the "note
birdies and other notes here" section.
11.
Handicaps are updated on the 1st & 15th of each month, so be
sure to check your handicap and verify that it is correct on
your scorecard.
12.
Sign
card. (All golfers must sign the card unless a dispute form has
been filed.)
13.
Cards
must be turned in on league days. Cards are put in the green box
in the pro shop computer room promptly following play. (Before
going to lunch.) Please only submit your official pre-printed
card. Do not submit the backup card from your foursome.
14.
It is
not necessary to turn in score cards from non-league days.
However, you are required to post all golf scores for
handicapping.
15.
Post
all scores within 48 hours to avoid a penalty score.
Note: Players are assessed a 2 stroke
penalty to their gross (and thus net) score if they are moved to
the green tees due to slow play. Note in the comment section of
the scorecard which holes were played from the green tees. For
individual hole scores and handicap posting use par + POPs for
those holes played from the green tees. If more than 2 holes are
played from the green tees, DO NOT POST. (Click
here to see Pace of Play Policy)
EXAMPLE:
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