January 2010 Newsletter
Tournament News
2010 ERMGC Stroke Play Golf Tournament
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Format – 18 holes individual stroke play. The Championship Flight plays at scratch. Net flights use handicaps based on January Current Index. Championship and A Flights play from the blue tees, B Flight plays from the green tees, and C Flight plays from the white tees.
Contact tournament chairman Bret Farnum, bretfarnum@roadrunner.com, 760-632-9415 with any questions.
2009 Points Cup
The Points Cup is a year long event, like the Fed EX Cup on the PGA tour. In each of our events, the top 10 players in each flight get points according to the place they finish in. Your points get added up through out the year regardless of the flight you may have played in for an event or based on your index. The more tournaments you play in the more chances you have to get into the Points Cup Tournament.
Congratulations to the 2009 Points Cup Champions
Championship Flight
1. Jim Hartley
2. Tim Dudek
3. Ken Merscheim
4. Dan Bay
A Flight
1. Alvin Pak
2. Michael Facon
3. Eric Diaz
4. Robert Vargas
B Flight
1. Ron Peterson
2. Ray Nosse
3. Milo Hama
4. Harry House
C Flight
1. Bill Gladstone
2. Peter Sertic
3. David Benjamin
4. Rich Busby
Tournament Results
2009 ERMGC Stableford Golf Tournament
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Results
Championship Flight
1st Place Kevin Coughlan
2nd Place Bret Farnum
3rd Place Ralph Perretta
Longest Drive: Kevin Coughlan
Closest to the Hole: Bret Farnum
A Flight
1st Place Raphael Tulino
2nd Place Robert Vargas
3rd Place Greg Baumann
Longest Drive: Greg Baumann
Closest to the Hole: Jaime Gamarra
B Flight
1st Place Milo Hama
2nd Place Paul Latchford
3rd Place Richard Beckman
Longest Drive: Milo Hama
Closest to the Hole: Ken Wolff
C Flight
1st Place Alan Sanders
2nd Place David Benjamin
3rd Place William Gladstone
Longest Drive: Matthew Arguile
Closest to the Hole: David Benjamin
Click here for complete results
New Members
Please join us in welcoming the following new members to the Club
Mason Alanson
William McIntyre
Wesley Thompson
Matt Poel
William Krebs
John Davis
Stephen Destefano
Thomas Bowden
Al Sander
Club Membership
ATTENTION ALL MEMBERS
New or renewing membership is $95.00
Please go online to ermgc.org and select the MEMBERSHIP heading and follow the instructions.
Mail-in applications are also accepted, print out the form from the membership sign up page, fill out completely and mail to:
ERMGC
P.O. Box 231880
Encinitas, CA 92023-1880
Sincerely,
Ron Peterson
Membership Chairman
2010 Tournament Sponsor Packages
Become a Tournament Sponsor and ''Get Your Message Out''
1. Provide us with a 1/3 page copy of what your service offers and we will get it in the newsletter the month before the tournament. You also will be given a special reminder thanks in the following months newsletter.
2. The 2010 season offers 2 tee box signs (24X18) donated by Tom Jackse of Sign World of California. Please contact him at 760-858-7081 and get him your logo and what you want on the sign and they will be placed at the tournament.
3. Most tournaments have a sign up table and you are also free to place any marketing materials on the table. Arrange to get them to the course and we will get them out.
4. If you have a banner we will get it hung for you on the tournament day.
5. All tournament sponsors will get posted on the front page of the clubs website for as long as they sponsor the event.
6. Shotgun Tournament sponsors will get; a. Their brochure placed in the cart. b. Banner at registration and post tournament banquet. c. Special acknowledgement during the awards ceremony.
At minimum, your message is presented to club members on the golf course and in our media at multiple points and you are afforded continuous exposure on the website. I will help you all the way, and if you have any question please do not hesitate to call me.
Jim Brakas
Sponsorship & Advertising Chairman
jim@lorieandjimbrakas.com
(760) 213-0304
Recent Rulings
27-2b/1 Continuation of Play with Provisional Ball Without Searching for Original Ball
Q. At a par-3 hole, a player hits his tee shot into dense woods. He then hits a provisional ball which comes to rest near the hole. In view of the position of the provisional ball, the player does not wish to find his original ball. He does not search for it and walks directly towards his provisional ball to continue play with it. His opponent (or fellow-competitor) believes it would be beneficial to him if the original ball were found. May the opponent (or fellow-competitor) search for the player's ball?
A. Yes. In equity (Rule 1-4), he may search for five minutes provided that in the meantime the player does not play a stroke with the provisional ball, it being nearer the hole than the place where the original ball is likely to be. The player is entitled to play such a stroke. If he does, the original ball is then lost under Rule 27-2b and further search for it would serve no purpose. In match play, if the player so proceeds and his provisional ball is closer to the hole than his opponent's ball, his opponent may recall the stroke (Rule 10-1c). However, recalling the stroke would not change the status of the original ball, which was lost when the provisional ball was played out of turn. See also Decision 27-2c/2.
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