2018-2019 kplga booklet new.

KEENE’S POINTE LADIES
GOLF ASSOCIATION
2018-2019

THE GOLDEN BEAR CLUB
6300 JACK NICKLAUS PARKWAY
WINDERMERE, FLORIDA 34786








General Manager
Jeremy Bulcock
[email protected]

Head Golf Professional
Steve Dobson
[email protected]

Assistant Golf Professionals / Golf Pro Shop
Tanner Barnhard
Dakota Neilbarger
Ron Damph
[email protected]
Pro Shop .. 407-876-5775 press 2

Membership Director/ Catering & Events
Jennifer Byrne
[email protected]

Social Coordinator
Caitlin Smith
[email protected]



KPLGA Board
[email protected]




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TABLE OF CONTENTS




Executive Board and Committee/Event Chairs…………………………… 4
2018-2019 KPLGA/Golden Bear Events ..…………………………….…….. 5-6
Calendar for 2018-2019 …………………………………………………………… 7
Challenge Cup Schedule ……………………………………………………………. 8
Play Day Rules ………………………………………………………………………. 9-10
Ringers……………………………………………………………………………………. 11
Chip-Ins…………………………………………………………………………………… 12
9 Hole Play Day Games …………………………………………………………. 13-15
18 Hole Play Day Games………………………………………………..……… 16-17
Equitable Stroke Procedures for US Handicap……………………………. 18
Most Improved Player Rules……………………………………….…….……… 19
Player of the Year Rules……………………………………………………..….…. 20
POTY Points………………………………………………………………………..….... 21
Match Play Guidelines …………………………………………………………. 22-23
Rules and Etiquette ………………………………………………………….…..….. 24
Guide for Faster Play .……………………………………………………………... 25
KPLGA Members Birthdays ……………………………………………………. 26
KPLGA Members………………………………………………………………...… 27-31
KPLGA By-Laws ……………………………………………………………..……. 32-34
Club Championship, Tournament Winners & Past Presidents …… 35


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2018-2019
KPLGA

EXECUTIVE BOARD & COMMITTEE/EVENT CHAIRS



PRESIDENT Rita Davidson-Spiker
VICE PRESIDENT Judy Bukala

SECRETARY Felicia Hagopian

TEASURER Amy Ayala

9-HOLE VICE PRESIDENT Courtney Riscica



Challenge Cup Team Captains Donna Lloyd & Jeanne Polarolo


Handicap Chairman Violet Rosenblit

Rules The Golden Bear

Ringers Felicia Hagopian



Opening Social Golden Bear

Opening Scramble Sherry Glisson

Fall Championship Golden Bear
Halloween Golf Nadine Liceaga & Sue Clapp

President’s Cup Pairings Party Home of: Felicia Hagopian

Presidents Cup Amy Ayala & Felicia Hagopian

Member Guest Pairings Party Golden Bear

Member Guest Golden Bear

December Holiday Part Home of: Elisa Woods
9-Hole Invitational Judy Bukala & Courtney Riscica

Match Play Golden Bear

February Social Escape Room Outing

Club Championship Golden Bear

Guest Day Amy Prevett, Ashley Phan & Lauren Lubel

Member/Member Pairings Party Home of: Felicia Hagopian

Member/Member Felicia Hagopian & Ginny Wolff
FUNale Pairings Party Home of: Lori Powers

FUNale Lori Powers & Rita Spiker

Spring Celebration Home of: Angeles Shoultz



Archives Donna Lloyd

Past President Ginny Wolff


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KPLGA EVENTS
2018-2019




PUTT & POUR
Wednesday September 5th 2018
Golden Bear Club

OPENING SCRAMBLE
(Fun Event for both 9 & 18 holers)
Luncheon to follow @ The Golden Bear
Thursday September 6th

FALL CHAMPIONSHIP
(Both 9 & 18 Holers)
Wednesday October 3rd & Thursday October 4th

HALLOWEEN GOLF
(Fun Event for both 9 & 18 holers)
Thursday October 25th



Course Closed – October 29th thru November 2nd


PRESIDENT’S CUP

(9 & 18 Holers)
2-Day Event

Tuesday November 6th Pairings Party @ Felicia Hagopian
Wednesday November 7th & Thursday November 8th Golf Event


MEMBER GUEST

2-Day Event
Tuesday November 27th Pairings Party @ GBC
Wednesday November 28th & Thursday November 29th Golf Event




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HOLIDAY CELEBRATION
Friday November 30th @ Elisa Woods


9-HOLE INVITATIONAL

@ Golden Bear Club
Wednesday December 5th


9-HOLE QUALIFYING for MATCH PLAY

Wednesday January 9th


18-Hole QUALIFYING for MATCH PLAY
Thursday January 10th

FEBRUARY SOCIAL
Friday February 25th

CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP

Saturday March 16th & Sunday March 17th


MEMBER/MEMBER
Wednesday March 27th & Thursday March 28th


GUEST DAY
Thursday April 25th


FUNale Pairings Party
Wednesday April 30th


FUNale
Thursday May 1st


SPRING CELEBRATION

Friday May 3th



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September 5th Putt & Pour

September 6th Opening Scramble

October 3rd-4th Fall Championship

October 25th Halloween Golf

October 29th-November 2nd *** Course Closed

November 6th Presidents Cup Pairings

November 7th-8th Presidents Cup

November 27th Member Guest Pairings

November 28th-29th Member Guest

November 30th Holiday Party

December 5th 9-Hole Invitational

January 9th 9-Hole Match Play Qualifier

January 10th 18-Hole Match Play Qualifier

February 25th February Social

March 16th-17th Club Championship

March 26th Member/Member Pairings

March 27th-28th Member/Member

April 25th Guest Day

April 30th FUNale Pairings Party

May 1th FUNale

May 3RD Spring Celebration

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MATCH DATE CLUB START DAY OF RAIN DATE
1 TIME WEEK
September @ C.C of 9: am Wednesday (Friday)
2 26th 2018 Orlando Shotgun 9/28/18

Wednesday
3 October 17th Dubsdread @ 9: am (Friday)
Golden Bear Shotgun 10/26/18
2018
4 Club
9: am Monday (Monday)
November Shotgun 11/12/18
5 5th 2018 @ Bay Hill w/ tee times
Wednesday

6 November Orange Tree 9: am (Friday)
14th 2018 Shotgun 11/16/2018
7 @
Golden Bear
8 December 9: am Wednesday (Friday)
12th 2018 Club Shotgun 12/14/2018

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January 9th Reunion @ 9: am Wednesday (Wednesday)
Golden Bear Shotgun
10 2019 1/16/19
Club Monday
9: am
January 28th Shotgun (Wednesday)
2019 @ Orange Wednesday 2/6/19
Tree
9: am
February Shotgun (Wednesday)
13th 2019 @ Dubsdread 2/20/2019

9: am
March 1st C.C. of Shotgun Friday (Friday)
Orlando @ 3/8/19
2019 Golden Bear
Club 9: am
Shotgun Wednesday (Wednesday)
March 13th
Bay Hill @ 3/20/19 8
2019 Golden Bear

Club


@ Reunion

PLAY DAY RULES




Play day for the 9 hole group is Wednesdays
And Thursdays for the 18 hole group.

The 9 Hole format is a Tee Time start beginning at 9:00am.
The 18 hole format is a Shot Gun start beginning at 9:00 am.
Players must check in with the pro shop at least 20 minutes prior to their tee time.

Signing up to Play…
Players must sign up on GOLF GENIUS by 12 noon the prior day

(to do this sign in to GOLFGENSIUS.COM and sign in with your email address and
password)

or you may call the Pro Shop.
The Pro Shop computer will then divide the groups into their respective foursomes.

The Pro Shop will print the scorecards, rules (if needed) ,and handle registration.
The posting of scores and announcement of the winners will be available on Golf Genius

The Pro Shop will also compute the weekly Player Of The Year Points.


GOLFGENIUS.com
Available to you on your home computer/phone.
Please take the time to learn this website it is full of information.
If you have problems with accessing this please ask one of us or Steve to help you.



Players may not switch tee times/assigned groups with other players. Failure to start
play at the assigned time, with the assigned group, on any Play Day will make a player

ineligible for weekly winnings or for postings in Par/Birdie/Chip-Ins and Ringers.


There will be a weekly fee of $3.00 automatically charged to your account. The total
number of players for any given day will determine the prizes/winnings for that week.

Winnings will be credited to each play for use in the Pro Shop.


ALL PLAY DAY GAMES USE NET SCORES UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE IN THE GAME
DESCRIPTION.


To be eligible, a member must have an established USGA handicap and must have posted
at least 10 scores in the preceding 12 months. The maximum HC for all KPLGA events

will be a 36 for 18-holes and a 40 for 9-holes.


All putts must be holed out. You may pick you ball up at the Maximum allowable score
Unless it affects that day’s game.

If you pick-up you will not be eligable for POTY points since a net and gross score will be
needed.


USGA rules/ettiquette will govern all rules of play; they cannot be waived by mutual
agreement of the players concerned. When in doubt, play 2 balls for the hole in question,

until a ruling is made.


All play day and scheduled tournaments must be played on the day scheduled.
You may not play ahead of or later than the event.






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**IMPORTANT**



Information Regarding Posting Scores, Birdies/Pars, Ringers

& POTY Points



On Play Days, the Pro Shop will distribute individual score cards to each player.

Cards will be exchanged with others in your playing group for scoring. The

marker (you) will keep her score on lines located at the bottom of the card.

Any Birdie for the 18-hole and Par for the 9 should be noted on the players

card. At the end of the round, the player and the marker, will attest each card,

sign and turn into the Pro Shop. The Pro Shop will do all calculations for the

day’s winners and POTY Points.

ALL THIS INFORMATION WILL BE AVAILABLE ON GOLFGENIUS.COM





THE PROSHOP PROFESSIONALS WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR POSTING

THE PLAY DAY SCORES FOR HANDICAP PURPOSES





There will be an alphabetized file with a section for each player in which all

scores will be kept throughout the year for both 18/9 hole players. The
Ringers committee chair in charge will post the ringers. The 18/9 hole vice

presidents will keep up with the Player of the Year Points (as well as the

proshop) Birdies & Pars. This is being done to assure that all scores – whether

for Play Day winners, Ringers, Birdies/Pars and POTY points – will come from

attested scores, just as would be done in any tournament or challenge event.





• Play day games, with the collection of $3 per player, will go on with
no minimum number of players.

• If anyone drops out, her money stays in the pot and is paid out to
place positions determined by the number of players who finished the

round.

• For POTY points – NO Minimum number of players is required on a
Play Day for play to count toward points.

• If anyone drops out, the number of POTY points will be calculated
based on the number of players who start.

• If a player drops out, but has played the minimum number of holes
requires to compute and record a score for handicap purposes, she

must turn her incomplete score card in to the Pro Shop. The

recordable score will be computed and entered into the GHIN.

• An incomplete score, which is entered for handicap purposes, cannot
be counted toward the day’s Play Day Game or toward POTY points.

Although it will be counted toward Birdies/Pars and ringers.







THE PROSHOP WILL BE ENTERING ALL PLAY DAY SCORES.

YOU MUST TURN IN YOUR SCORECARD, WHETHER YOU DO OR DO NOT

FINISH THE ROUND. 10

The ringers score is an ideal round composed of the very best you’ve
ever shot
at the

Golden Bear Club at Keene’s Pointe


It is composed of your best shots for each hole from the same tees
during

KPLGA play days.


Think of it as your


“Ultimate Round”


There is no cost to you, and is open to both 9 & 18 hole players.
Ringers play begins in September and ends in May.


Scores that are posted are from individual stroke play only
when you play with KPLGA.


Scores not included in ringers:
Any games played in “Best Ball” format

“Scramble” format
“Match Play”

Games that are NOT KPLGA
(Ex: GBC events: Member/Guest & Club Championship)

Although…
If a game is played with an “Aggregate” format

The aggregate format WILL count.


All scores posted are “Gross” score.


***NOTE***
For the 9 Hole league only the front 9 will count for ringers


Prizes will be awarded at the end of the year when all scores are

totaled.
Winners will be announced at the “Spring Celebration”.


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Players who choose to participate in the Chip-ins event that day win
the Money.


How to participate in “Chip-Ins”
Chip-Ins are played on a weekly basis, so you must pay and sign up

every week.
BEFORE teeing off
Go into the Pro Shop
Place you $1.00 into the Chip-Ins jar
And Sign your name on the “Chip-Ins” sheet of paper
You must do both to participate
(If you do only one you are disqualified for that day)


When you turn in your cards to the Pro Shop at the end of the round,

you will inform them at that time of your chip in. If you forget and
the winner(s) are announced … it’s too late!


The person(s) with chip-ins for that day will win the money or a
portion of the money.

Multiple chip-ins, by one individual, only count as one chip in.


In the event that no player gets a chip-in that week, the money jar will
be saved until the next week. You must add your $1.00 and sign-up
the following week to be eligible again.

Once you release your dollar in that chip jar, it cannot be removed (by
anyone)!


The Vice-President will be in charge of keeping track of the chip-ins
of both 9-18 hole players.


The Person(s) with the most chip-ins will be given an award at the
end of year

“Spring Celebration” 12

September 6th- OPENING SCRAMBLE



September 12th - PICK YOUR POISON

When the game is completed, throw out your worst 2 holes for your

net score.



September 19th - POKER

Each player will receive 5 cards at the beginning of play. An extra

card is awarded for a net par or net birdie. Player who makes the

best hand of 5 cards at the end of the round wins



September 26th - TEE TO GREEN

Count strokes to reach the green. Player with the least strokes from

The tee to the green is the winner!



October 3rd/4TH - FALL CHAMPIONSHIP



October 10th - LOW GROSS LOW NET

Low gross and Low net scores win.



October 17th - STABLEFORD

1 pt. for net Bogey, 2 pt. for net Par, 5 pt. for net Birdie, 8 pt. for net

Eagle. Most points wins



October 24th - MOST 3’S,4’S & 5’S

When all 3/4/5 are added up lowest player wins



November 1st - COURSE CLOSED

November 7th/8TH - PRESIDENTS CUP



November 14th - TWO PERSON BLIND BEST BALL

Pro Shop will randomly pair players, best combined score wins.



November 21st - TURKEY TROT

Your allotment is your number of strokes according to your

handicap. You play the course until you hit that number of strokes

(it may be on The 8th fairway) the player that plays the furthest

wins.

November 28th - MEMBER-GUEST TOURNAMENT

December 5th - 9 HOLE INVITATIONAL



December 12th - TRAIN WRECK

Stableford scoring- 1pt. net Bogey, 2pt. net Par, 5pt. net Birdie, and

8pt. net Eagle. However if you get (2) two net Double Bogies or

worse your score goes to 0.

December 19th - STAY OUT OF TROUBLE BEFORE SANTA ARRIVES
1 pt. is given if you go in the Sand, Water of Whiff the Ball. Lowest
score wins.

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9 HOLE PLAY DAYS CONTINUED..

December 26th - EVEN HOLES

Count net score from even holes only 2/4/6/8

Count only your putts (from the green only (not fringe or off))



January 2nd - LOW PUTTS



January 9th - MATCH PLAY QUALIFIER



January 16th - FAIRWAYS AND GREENS

For each fairway hit, (not drive) the player scores 5 points.

However, from thatIs subtracted the number of putts it takes to

hole out once on the green.



January 23rd - FIELD SHOTS

Deduct your # of puts (on green only) for your Net Score.



January 30th - TEAM LOW NET AND LOW GROSS

2 players per team (randomly selected by Pro Shop) For each team,

add one players net score to the other players gross score for a total

score for each hole



February 6th - BEAUTY AND THE BEAST

At the end of the round you take your two best holes and your two

worst.



February 13th - MUTT & JEFF

Only par 3’s and par 5’s count. 3/5/7/8



February 20th - TEE TO GREENS



February 27th - MOST PARS WINS



March 6th - LUCK OF THE DRAW

At the end of your round you go to the Pro Shop and pic 3 balls

those holes are the holes that get deleted from your round.



March 13th - HATE’EM

Before your round, circle 2 holes you hate, and then delete them

from your score.



March 20th - T and F

Only holes that start with a T and an F count. 2/3/4/5



March 27th/28TH - MEMBER/MEMBER

April 3rd - SECRET HOLES



April 10th - NET PARS OR BETTER

Player with most net pars or better wins.



April 17th - STABLEFORD



April 24th - THROW OUT THREE

After the game, throw out 1 par 3, 1 par 4 and 1 par 5.



May 1st - FUNale 14

SEPTEMBER JANUARY

6TH OPENING SCRAMBLE 2ND LOW PUTTS
12TH PICK YOUR POISEN 9TH MATCH PLAY QUALIFIER
19TH 16TH FAIRWAYS & GREENS
26TH POKER 23rd FIELD SHOTS
30THTEAM LOW NET LOW GROSS
TEE TO GREEN

OCTOBER FEBRUARY
3RD/4TH FALL CHAMPIONSHIP 6TH SKINS
13TH BEAUTY & THE BEAST
10TH LOW GROSS, LOW NET 20TH MUTT & JEFF
27TH TEE TO GREEN
17TH STABLEFORD

24th MOST 3’S,4’S & 5’S




NOVEMBER MARCH

1ST COURSE CLOSED 6TH LUCK OF THE DRAW

7TH/8TH PRESIDENTS CU 13TH HATE EM’

14TH 2 PERSON BEST BALL 20TH T & F

21ST TURKEY TROT 27TH/28TH MEMBER/MEMBER

28TH/29THMEMBER GUEST

APRIL

DECEMBER 3RD SECRET HOLES
5TH 9-HOLE INVITATIONAL 10TH NET PAR’S OR BETTER

12TH TRAIN WRECK 17TH STABLEFORD

19TH STAY OUT OF TROUBLE B/4 SANTA 24TH THROW OUT THERE

26TH EVEN HOLES



MAY

1ST FUNale






INDICATES KPLGA EVENTS

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SEPTEMBER JANUARY

6th Opening Scramble 3rd Stableford

13th Stableford 10th 18 Hole Match Play Qualifying

20th Draw A Partner Best Ball 17th Stableford

27th Stableford (flighted) 24th Team Game: Plus Or Minus
31st Stableford (flighted)

OCTOBER

3RD/4th Fall Championship FEBRUARY

11th Stableford 7thBlind Holes (pro shop pick)

18th Choose Odd or Even 14th Stableford

25th Halloween Golf 21st Stableford (flighted)

28th Throw Out 3
NOVEMBER

1st COURSE CLOSED MARCH

7TH/ 8th Presidents Cup 7th Stableford

15th Team Game: Roll The Dice 14th Team Game: Hi-Low Vegas

22nd THANKSGIVING 21st Stableford (flighted)

28TH/29th Member/Guest 27TH/28th Member/Member


DECEMBER APRIL

6th Stableford (flighted) 4th Team Game: Team Stableford

13th Nassau 11th Stableford (flighted)

20th Stableford 18th Stableford

27th Stableford 25th Guest Day




MAY

1ST FUNale





INDICATES KPLGA EVENTS

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STABLEFORD:
A player scores 1 point for each Bogie, 2 for a Par, 3 for a Birdie, 4 for an Eagle and 5 for

an Albatross. Player with the most points wins.

Draw Partner Best Ball:

Before playing you will draw a partner (or they will draw you) Then the
scoring is done in a best ball format. (whomever has the best score for each hole will be

the score used for that hole)
FYI: you may not be playing in the same group as your partner.


Choose Odd or Even:

You play all 18 holes and at the end of the round you decide if you want to use all the
ODD holes for your score or all the EVEN holes.
ODD holes (1/3/5/7/9/11/13/15/17)
EVEN holes (2/4/6/8/10/12/14/16/18)

(TG) Roll The Dice:
Before the game each player in your group is given a number 1-2-3-(4). After each hole
you roll your DIE the person with the same number as the number that was rolled is the
score you take. If a 5 (possible 4) is rolled you roll again, if a 6 is rolled you get to choose

whose score you use.

Nassau:

One NET winner for the Front 9. One NET winner for the Back 9. One NET winner
Overall.(Player can only win one of the 3)


(TG) Plus or Minus:

Pro Shop writes your handicap for each hole (on scorecard).
If your NET score is below a Par you receive a + (plus) / if is above a Par you get a –
(minus)If it is at Par you get a 0 (nothing)At the end of the round the most +’s (plus’s)

WINS

Blind Holes:

While you are playing, the Pro Shop will pick out 9 holes that will be thrown out (you
don’t find out which holes until the end of your round). Upon completion of play, half of

your handicap will be deducted from the total of the 9 remaining holes.

Throw Out 3:

Each player throws out 1 par 3, 1 par 4 and 1 par 5 to be throw out at the end of the
game.


(TG) Hi-Low Vegas:
After completing each hole, you write the scores from the Highest – Lowest. (example: if
teams have 4 players, at end of hole. 1 player scored 4 /0ne scored 3 / one scored 6/ one

scored 3) score is written 6433 for that hole. Lowest score is the winning team

(TG) Stableford:

Played like a Stableford although when you are done you divide the score by
4. Highest Team score wins.

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EQUITABLE STROKE PROCEDURES FOR

THE USGA HANDICAP SYSTEM





MAXIUM SCORE ALLOWED ON

COURSE HANDICAP ANY HOLE FOR POSTING

9 OR LOWER DOUBLE BOGEY

10-19 7

20-29 8
30-39 9

40-49 10

50+ 11



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A season long competition to identify and reward the player
whose handicap index has improved the most over the course of

the year.
May 1st 2018 to April 30th 2019


How Most Improved Player works:


• Every KPLGA player is signed up to play at no cost to you.
• All KPLGA members must be in good standing with a

verifiable
GHIN Handicap.
• GHIN Handicaps are recorded on May 1st 2018 (the end of
last season) and are compared to the same members’
indices near the end of the season – April 30th 2019 is the
cutoff date for the 2018-2019 season.
• New members joining the KPLGA at the start of the
season or thereafter will use their verifiable index at
joining.
• A player must be an active league player who has played
at least 8 times during the season.
• USGA Handicap System Manual rules for computing most
improved are used to determine the winner.


The Most Improved Golfer will be announced during the

“Spring Celebration”




(You can track Most Improved Player all season long on
Golf Genius)




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We will follow these rules for calculating
The Player of the Year award
During the 2018-2019 season


Points will be accumulated throughout the season.


Points will be awarded for all KPLGA play days and
Events. Except: Scrambles, Member Guest and Guest Day.


Points awarded on play days will go to the place winners,
from the Game of that day. Points will be calculated based
upon the number of entrants.


Extra points will be awarded for the KPLGA Championship,
Match Play, Member-Member as well as the

Club Championship.

Match Play points will be awarded based on the last round
a Player wins. You must win a match to earn extra points.
Any player who concedes without attempting to schedule
will have the number of points earned in the prior match
deducted from any number she has already accumulated
during the season. Participants in Match Play can still
play on play days in January for extra points.

The Player of the Year will be the player in each of the
9 and 18 Hole groups with the highest number of points.
In case of a tie, the player with the highest point total,
from play days only, will be the winner.

The Player of the Year will have her name engraved on a
trophy/plaque in the GBC display case.

The Pro Shop will be responsible for keeping the point
totals current.

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PLAY DAYS @ 5 points per player

Number of Players Percentage Payout

1-9 50/30/20

10-16 40/30/20/10

17+ 35/25/20/15/5

*2.5 participation points for each week played


FALL CHAMPIONSHIP @ 15 points per player

Championship Flight 1-9 Players __ 10+ Players

First Flight

Gross Winner 40% 35%

1st Net Winner 40% 35%

2nd Net Winner 20% 20%
3rd Net Winner 10%



MATCH PLAY @ 15 points per player

The number of participants will determine the amount of POTY points

awarded

Main Draw Consolation
Winner Winner

Runner-up Runner-up

Semi-Finalist (2) Semi-Finalist (2)

Quarter-Finalist (4)

Players not playing in Match Play will have Play Days scheduled POTY

points will be awarded


MEMBER/MEMBER @ 15 points per player

1-9 Teams 10+ Teams

1st Net Winner 45% 40%

2nd Net Winner 35% 30%

3rd Net Winner 20% 20%

4th Net Winner 10%


CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP @ 20 points per player

Championship Flight

First Flight 1-9 Players 10+ players

1st Gross Winner 40% 35%

1st Net Winner 40% 35%

2nd Gross Winner 20% 20%
3rd Gross Winner
10%

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Match Play Tournament Guidelines


Qualifying Round


18 Hole Players: 18 hole stroke play event to determine players
(maximum of 16) and establish seeding: 2018 winner is automatic #1
seed and does not need to qualify. If that player declines to accept the
automatic seeding, she will play in the qualifier and will be subject to the
rules regarding number of players and seeding. A Player must play in
the Qualifying Round to participate in Match Play. If there are fewer

than 16 players, byes will be used.


9 Hole Players: 9-hole stroke play event to determine seeding. If fewer
than 6 players sign up, a round robin Match Play event will be held.


Format: This is a handicap match play tournament. i.e. lowest net score
per hole wins the hole.


Handicap: Players will play with the handicap they have on the day of
Qualifying during the entire Match Play tournament.


Winners: Main Draw winner is 1st place; Main Draw winner runner-up
is 2nd place Consolation Bracket winner is 3rd place.


Timing: Each round is to be completed by the Saturday of the following
week. The “Default” day for playing will be the Play Day (Wednesday for
9-hole and Thursday for 18-hole) If competitors choose to play on their

play day, they will not be able to play in that day’s game.
If two players cannot decide on a date/time, then the player who is able
to play on the Default day wins the match. If neither is able to play on
the Default day, a coin is tossed to determine who wins and who forfeits.
This provision is subject to discussion with the KPLGA President, Club
Head Pro and Match Play Chair if there are extenuating circumstances.
Semifinal & Final rounds may be given an extended deadline for unusual

circumstances with the permission from the KPLGA President, Club
Head Pro and Match Play Chair.


Order of Play: Lowers seed tees off first. Ball farthest from the pin
then plays, etc. Net winner of hole tees off first on the next hole.
*Penalty for playing out of turn through the green: opponent
has the right to ask you to play your shot over.

Practice Putting: Permitted after hole is completed.

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Match Play Tournament Guidelines (Continued)


All Square after 18 holes: Return to Hole #1 and play as many holes

in sudden death as required to break the tie.


Recording Match Play Scores: Please enter your match scores as you
would any other scores, not as “tournament” scores.

If a putt is conceded, please make your own decision as to how many
putts you think it would take to finish the hole and put the

corresponding score for that hole. If a hole is conceded or if your
match concludes after playing 7 holes for 9-hole match or 13 holes for

an 18-hole match, your score should be completed, as it would be
under those circumstances

(By taking your par plus your number of handicap strokes on each of
the un-played holes).


General Rules: In a match the game is played by holes. The side that
holes its ball in with fewer strokes wins the hole. In a handicap match,

the lower net score wins the hole.
The state of the match is expressed by the terms: so many “holes up”,

“all square” and so many
“to play”.

Halved Holes: a hole is halved if each side holes out in the same
number of net strokes.

Winner of Match; A match is won when one side leads by a number of
holes greater than the number remaining to be played.


Conceding Strokes: A player may concede his opponent’s next stroke
at any time, provided the opponent’s ball is at rest. The opponent is
considered to have holed out with his next stroke, and either player

may remove the ball. A concession may not be declined or withdrawn.


Ball Picked Up on the Green in Error: No penalty if player picking up
the ball believes she heard her opponent say the putt was conceded.
Ball is to be replaced – best estimate of the spot where it last resided –
and played from there. (Otherwise, loss of hole.)


Rules Violation: The penalty for a breach of a Rule in match play is
loss of hole, except when otherwise provided.

Questions/Disputes: If a question arises during the round, please call
the Pro Shop for an answer or the Head Pro’s cell as a last resort. If you

cannot get an immediate answer, a decision must be made regarding
the claim/dispute before moving on to the next hole or before

concluding the round (If the dispute arises on the last hole).

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It doesn’t matter what level golfer you are, following the rules and practicing good
golf etiquette shows respect for fellow golfers and traditions of the game. Please

help make GBC the best by practicing the following:


Refrain from moving about/talking when a player is addressing or stroking the
ball.


Play ready golf.


Tee your ball within the markers, not in front of them and no further than 2 club
lengths behind.


Play the same ball throughout the hole.
Do not replace a damaged ball without the permission of your opponent.


Be certain players in front of you are out of range before hitting your ball.


If you are not keeping pace with the group ahead, be responsible and pick up the

pace.


Signal players behind you to play through when delayed or when you get a hole
behind the players in front of you.


Be certain you are playing the correct ball.


Repair all divots and rake bunkers, repair your and any other ball marks you see
on the green.


Help others find their ball (observe the 5 min rule).


Toss broken tees on granite yardage marker.


Telephones on the golf course should be emergency use only. Please turn your
ringer off. If you must take a call, pull away from other golfers and speak
quietly.

On the Green:
*Maintain extreme care with equipment, flagstick, etc.

. *Player furthest from pin hits/putts first. If in doubt ask another player.

*Mark your ball to avoid distracting other players who putt first.

*Be aware of where other balls lie on the green and try not to step on their line.

*Line up your putt while waiting for your turn

*The player’s ball that is closest to the pin should pull the flag and place it well out

of the line of where a player’s ball may come to rest

* The player who holes out first should pick up the flag, and be ready to replace it

after the last putt is holed.

*Repair any damaged areas around the cup after you finish putting.






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• Be Ready to hit when it ‘s your turn.
1. Know the distance.
2. Have the appropriate club out/ready.
3. Practice swings completed.



• Know how far you hit each club. This helps you make quicker

decisions when you get to your ball.


• Hit & Sit – Hit the ball and do not put your club away. Get into
the cart with your cart mate and drive to the next ball. While
your cart mate is hitting, put your club away.


• If you are uncertain what club you will be using, take choices
with you to your ball.


• Limit yourself to one (1) practice swing; keep your pre-shot
routine short.


• Line up your putt while you wait for others to putt, without
disturbing them. Do not stand in back or in line with another
player’s line when putting.


• Keep up with the group in front of you.


• Pay attention when other players are hitting. Watch balls
carefully, especially ones that go astray, so they can be found
more easily and quickly.


• If there are any questions about a rule, ask the pro shop or
play two (2) balls from that point until holed out. After play it
can be decided which one was correct and will count.


• When sharing a cart, don’t wait until your cart mate hits and
then drive to your ball. Drive to your ball, if possible, and
return to pick up your cart mate.


• If you have played to your max, pick up and move on to the
next hole.

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JANUARY JULY

16th Carol Lazenby 13th Jennifer Young

27th Rose McCormick 21st Susan Carmody

25th Sherry Glisson

27th Flossy Laudenbach

29th Sheila Vega

AUGUST
FEBRUARY

2nd Ashley Phan 4th Pat Goodwin

14th Ann Kim 7th Amy Prevett & Lois Lee

18th Judy Bukala 9th Lori Powers

18th Courtney Riscica

20th Barbara Peck





MARCH SEPTEMBER

9th Kirsten Summer

14th Denise Gutierrez & Rita Spiker

19th Shelley Jones

24th Felicia Hagopian









APRIL OCTOBER

23rd Violet Rosinblit 3rd Hwi Sook Taylor

29th Elizabeth Luke 9th Carla Barranco

12th Ginny Wolff & Sandy Wright

14th Donna Lloyd

25th Lauren Lubel



MAY NOVEMBER

4th Sue Clapp

8th Nadine Liceaga

21st Molly Rose
22nd Phyllis Hamilton

26th Amy Ayala

30th Angeles Shoultz

JUNE DECEMBER

4th Cheryl Rozanski 10th Jeanne Polarolo

22nd Joung Mah 17th Christine Mezo

23rd Elisa Woods 27th Harinder Gill

25th Shirley Adams 29th Monica Barberich

30th Gill Morin & Janet Sia 26

18 HOLE MEMBERS



Shirley Adams (Steven Yarnell)

6010 Blakeford Drive Windermere, Florida 34786

407-876-8539 407-312-8539©

[email protected]

Susan Carmody (Jim)

8322 Lake Burden Circle Windermere, Florida 34786

412-956-1384 ©

[email protected]

Sherry Glisson (Tom)

4257 Isla Vista Avenue Belle Isle, Florida 32812

407-270-8002 407-361-2688 ©

[email protected]



Denise Gutierrez (Rick)

9916 Lanai View Court Windermere, Florida 34786
407-217-2731 407-453-3804 ©

[email protected]



Shelley Jones (Pete)

9918 Beaufort Court Windermere, Florida 34786

863-236-0429 ©
[email protected]



Ann Kim (Young)

6868 Valhalla Way Windermere, Florida 34786

407-612-6267 407-580-6753 ©

[email protected]


Flossy Laudenbach (Randy)

3616 Solana Circle Clermont, Florida 34711

484-264-5046 ©

[email protected]

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18 HOLE MEMBERS CONTINUED..



Carol Lazenby (John)
11934 Camden Park Drive Windermere, Florida 34786

407-909-1520 321-662-4663 ©

[email protected]


Donna Lloyd (Jim)
8033 Whitford Court Windermere, Florida 34786
407-909-3035 508-801-4876 ©
[email protected]


Joung Mah (Chonggi)
6046 Blakeford Drive Windermere, Florida 34786
407-876-5885 407-963-9791 ©
[email protected]


Rose McCormick (Robert)
11646 Hampstead Street Windermere, Florida 34786

321-662-9920 ©
[email protected]


Jeanne Polarolo (Gene)
8027 Whitford Court Windermere, Florida 34786
407-876-6118 407-697-7101 ©

[email protected]


Molly Rose (Bob Fleming)
928 Main Street Windermere, Florida 34786

407-876-6101 407-758-7937 ©
[email protected]

Violet Rosenblit (Neil)

8038 Whitford Court Windermere, Florida 34786
443-880-8888 ©

[email protected]


Angeles Shoultz (Jim)
11728 Vinci Drive Windermere, Florida 34786

407-607-1790 ©
[email protected]

18 HOLE MEMBERS CONTINUED…





Janet Sia
8461 Gunston Hall Court Windermere, Florida 34786

203-767-0907 ©

[email protected]



Kirsten Summer

8407 Kemper Lane Windermere, Florida 34786
860-922-7522 ©

[email protected]



Sandy Wright (Bill)

6143 Blakeford Drive Windermere, Florida 34786

407-876-2970 407-694-9349 ©

[email protected]


9 & 18 HOLE MEMBERS



Amy Ayala (Henry)

8319 Boyla Court Windermere Florida 34786
407-612-6043 407-616-4911 ©

[email protected]



Carla (Rosa) Barranco (Wilson)

8022 Tibet Butler Drive Windermere, Florida 34786

917-213-4849 ©

[email protected]


Judy Bukala (Bob)

6240 Blakeford Drive Windermere, Florida 34786

630-917-5865©

[email protected]


Sue Clapp (Steve)

8240 Stonemason Court Windermere, Florida 34786

407-625-8948 ©

[email protected]



Pat Goodwin (Don)

6228 Foxfield Court Windermere, Florida 34786
248-202-1365 ©

[email protected] 29

9 & 18 Continued….

Felicia Hagopian (Douglas)
9144 Tibet Pointe Circle Windermere, Florida 34786

860-836-1218 ©
[email protected]


Nadine Liceaga (Ed)
11341 Ledgement Lane Windermere, Florida 34786

708-612-0830 ©
[email protected]

Lois Lee (Young)
8513 Eagles Loop Circle Windermere, Florida 34786

352-871-1516 ©
[email protected]


Elizabeth Luke (John)
11509 Camden Park Drive Windermere, Florida 34786

952-250-8711 ©
[email protected]


Gill Morrin (Joe)
6824 Valhalla Way Windermere, Florida 34786
407-217-5279 407-873-6952 ©
[email protected]


Lori Powers (Neil)
9809 Buckhead Court Windermere, Florida 34786
407-217-6103 949-973-5523 ©
[email protected]


Courtney Riscica (Joe)
6052 Blakeford Drive Windermere, Florida 34786

215-208-3102 ©
[email protected]


Rita Spiker (Mike)
1524 Belfiore Windermere Florida 34786
407-299-5132 407-222-6909 ©
[email protected]



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Cheryl Rozanski (Brian)
8024 Citron Court Orlando. Florida 32819

301-399-7483 ©
[email protected]



Hwi Sook Taylor (George)
8009 Whitford Court Windermere, Florida 34786
202-674-4971
[email protected]

Sheila Vega (Alan)
11407 Camden Loop Way Windermere, Florida 34786
407-217-2378 919-604-5419 ©
[email protected]

Ginny Wolff (Norm)
6101 Foxfield Court Windermere, Florida 34786
407-217-6136 708-860-5475 ©
[email protected]

Elisa Woods (Dougie)
8388 Lookout Point Drive Windermere, Florida 34786
407-217-6405 407-718-2748 ©
[email protected]





9 HOLE MEMBERS

Monica Barberich (Pat)
8315 Laker Burden Circle Windermere, Florida 34786
407-876-1065 407-353-9416 ©
[email protected]

Harinder Gill (Dalvir)
6408 Lake Burden View Drive Windermere Florida 34786
407-612-5362 610-724-3312 ©
[email protected]



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Christina Mezo (George)
8039 Whitford Court Windermere, Florida 34786
407-876-6416 407-421-3480 ©

[email protected]


Amy Prevett (Doug)
8456 Tibet Butler Drive Windermere, Florida 34786

407-234-2643©
[email protected]


Phyllis Hamilton (Ray)
8519 Eagles Loop Circle Windermere, Florida 34786

904-622-8331 ©
[email protected]


Lauren Lubel (Brian)
11675 Claymont Circle Windermere, Florida 34786

407-951-9388 ©
[email protected]


Barbara Peck (John)
11130 Coniston Way Windermere, Florida 34786
407-876-1433 312-504-9643 ©
[email protected]


Ashley Phan (Dan)
5438 Nagami Drive Windermere, Florida 34786

404-213-1674 ©
[email protected]



Jennifer Young (Jim)
6110 Keenes Pointe Drive Windermere, Florida 34786

407-902-7171 ©
[email protected]






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ARTICLE I – MISSION

The mission of the KPLGA is to promote an interest in both the social

and competitive aspects of golf, to educate members in the Rules of Golf and the

etiquette and traditions of the game, and to treat each other with kindness and

respect in the spirit of fair play.



ARTICLE II – MEMBERSHIP & ELIGIBILITY

To belong to the KPLGA, a new applicant must be a golf member, in good

standing, with the Golden Bear Club and must be at least 18 years of age. She will

establish a valid USGA handicap, abide by the etiquette and Rules of Golf, and

follow the procedures of the KPLGA.



ARTICLE III – BOARD OF DIRECTORS

A Board of Directors, consisting of the Executive Board, will conduct the

affairs of this Association: President, Vice-President, Vice-President 9, Secretary

and Treasurer. The Board also includes the Immediate Past-President serving as

the Advisor, and may include the Chairwomen of all standing committees.


ARTICLE IV – OFFICERS

Duties of each office



President: The president shall preside at all meetings of the Association and of

the Board of Directors. She will act as a member ex-officio of all standing

committees except the Nominating Committee. She will reinforce the KPLGA By-

Laws and the Rules of Golf and resolve any grievances thereof.



Vice-President: The Vice-President shall be a member of all major tournament

committees (other than play days) and shall perform the duties of the President

in her absence.



Vice-President 9: The Nine Hole Vice-President shall preside over the 9-hole

group and be a liaison reporting back to the Executive Board.



Secretary: The Secretary shall keep all records of meetings of the KPLGA and of

the Executive Board. She will manage all records, papers and correspondence of

the Association.

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Treasurer: The Treasurer shall keep an accurate account of all funds

received and deposit money, in a timely manner, to the name and credit of

the KPLGA and submit tax fillings as required. She will present a written

report whenever requested by the Board of Directors Acceptance of Office

requires the need to handle Members’ information in complete confidence



Election Procedures: Prior to the Annual Meeting, the nominating

Committee will make nomination of officers (not limited to one per office).

The Nominating Committee will consist of one member appointed by the

president and approved by the Executive Board, and two members

nominated from the floor and elected during the general meeting held

prior to the Annual Meeting.


Nominees must be KPLGA members in good standing and a member for no

less than one year. Notice of all nominations for President, Vice-President,

Vice-President 9, Treasurer and Secretary will be posted on the KPLGA

bulletin board two weeks prior to the Annual Meeting. Additional
nominations may be made from the floor and voting shall not be limited to

the nominees. The Nominating Committee should have the consent of all

nominees prior to posting. Elections will take place at the Annual Meeting.



Term of Office: Each Officer will serve a term of one year in her respective

office. There will be no limit to the number of terms a member can serve

in any one office. However, a member shall not serve more than two

consecutive terms in the same office. The Vice-President may choose to

serve as Vice-President for one year and not be required to serve a follow-

on year as President. If an officer is not able to serve her full term, the

President shall appoint a member to fill the vacancy.



ARTICLE V – COMMITTEES

It will be the duty of the President to appoint her Committee

Chairperson as soon as possible after her election. She will appoint

members to Committees, which the Executive Board considers appropriate

to promote the interests of the KPLGA.



ARTICLE VI – MEETINGS

The annual meeting will be held after the completion of the

season. In addition, there will be at least there meetings held in which all

officers present a report on the status of their respective

committees/offices. Other special meetings may be held at the discretion

of the President and/or the Executive Board.


ARTICLE VII – DUES

Annual dues will be such an amount as deemed necessary by the

Board of Directors for operation of the KPLGA. Sues will be paid to the

Treasurer in advance of participation. The official season is held

September thru May.



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ARTICLE VIII – DISCIPLINE
Acceptance into the KPLGA will bind each member to:

• Uphold all rules of the KPLGA
• Observe all the Rules of Golf and etiquette as set forth by the

USGA
• Observe the rules of the Golden Bear Club
• Accept and observe all decisions of the Board of Directors

within its jurisdiction of the KPLGA

Any misconduct or behavior that is presented to the membership may be given

to the Golden Bear Golf Committee and, as a result, may result in disciplinary
action.




ARTICLE IX – AMENDMENTS
Any proposed changes to these By-laws should be presented at any
regular or special meeting. The Executive Board will send the proposed
changes by email to the membership to be voted upon. A vote of two-thirds of
the membership is required by response of email or attendance at a special
meeting if one is called. The change will be updated by the Secretary and will
be in effect immediately following the email vote or meeting, whichever is
applicable. The Secretary will send an email to the members stating the
outcome.

“I’m a firm believer that in the theory that people

only do their best at things they truly enjoy. It
is difficult to excel at something you don’t enjoy.”

Jack Nicklaus

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CLUB CHAMPIONS

2017-2018 Rose McCormick

2016-2017 Luiza Altmann

2015-2016 Rose McCormick

2014-2015 Rose McCormick

2013-2014 Anita Gonzalez

2012-2013 Cassandra Doty

2011-2012 Cassandra Doty

2010-2011 Rita Brown



TOURNAMENT WINNERS FOR 2017-2018

Fall Championship Susan Wilkinson

Member Guest Flossy Laudenbach & Cookie Felchock

Member/ Member Violet Rosenblit & Flossy Laudenbach

Match Play Sherry Glisson

Player of the Year Susan Wilkinson



PAST PRESIDENTS

2001-2002 Rita Brown 2010-2011 Christine Welsh

2002-2004 Virginia Shelton 2011-2012 Sandy Wright

2004-2005 Miranda Dale 2012-2013 Molly Rose

2005-2006 Elena Kurlancheek 2013-2015 Carol Lazenby

2006-2007 Marie Bentubo 2015-2016 Jeanne Polarolo

2007-2008 Pam Fouche 2016-2018 Ginny Wolff

2008-2010 Joanne Matinrazm 2018-Present Rita Spiker



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