2005
Next
Events:
11
September
Fairbairn tee
off
October
TBA
13
November
Congratulations
to recent winners of the matchplay.
Andro
Glavinic v Michael soldo
5 & 4
VJ
v Tony Grgic
3 & 2
John
Ciceran v Marko Mihalj
6 & 5
Congratulations
to Marko Mihalj for being the lucky loser. Unfortuantely you are
playing
against John Ciceran (currently at $1.55 to win the title), the same
player you
lost to last round!
Sydney V
Canberra Sunday 13 November @ Moss Vale tee off
Must
have a
minimum of 20 players or else we forfeit the shield!
RESULTS August 14
Gold Creek
1st John
queneau on c/b 36pts
the club owes you $50
2nd Andro
Glavinic the club
owes you $30
NTP 5 J. Barac
The
club owes 1 ball to these winners:
7 M. Lemezina
12 M. Lemezina
15 R. Krile
AUSCRO 2006
Send in your deposit ASAP.
5 rooms
reserved by the club have been designated to the following players:
1.
W. Cameron
P.
Lemezina
2. M.
Barisic
T.
Crncevic
3. D.
Felding
I.
Majdandzic
4. M.
Lemezina
J. Ciceran
5. R.
Hepi
R. Gounden
Accommodation
is at the Camden Valley Golf Resort, 2 minutes drive from the Camden
Lakeside
course. For further bookings
Phone:
9606 5301
Canberra v
Sydney November 13
Moss Vale
There
was
strong interest for a group of golfers to travel to Moss Vale on the
Saturday
afternoon. Apparently the trip a few years ago was an outstanding
success,
influenced by a spectacular meal at the local restaurant.
Below is the list of names from those who
have expressed their desire for another night in Moss Vale
R.
Krile,
R. Gounden, J. Queneau, R. Hepi, A. Glavinic, W. Cameron, I.
Majdandzic,
P.
Lemezina, M. Lemezina.
From
the
names above it seems another interesting night is ahead for all
particularly
after some local lubrication. We will ask for any further interest at
this week’s
game.
For
those
needing a cart, inquire directly to the Moss Vale Golf Club
Unfortunately
2005
Maurie
was not having a good day on the golf course. After he missed a twelve
inch
putt, his partner asked him what the problem was.
"It's
the wife" said Maurie. "As you know, she's taken up golf, and since
she's been playing, she's cut my sex down to once a week."
"Well you should think yourself lucky," said his
partner. "She's cut some of us out altogether!"
Next
Events:
19
June
Gold
Creek tee off
10 July
Fairbairn tee off
14
August
Gold Ck tee off
11
September
Fairbairn tee
off
Will the October long
weekend trip to Merimbula be revived?
How many are interested in going?
Please Note:
as the season approaches its half way mark, for the
remaining tournaments only members will be eligible to collect daily
prizes.
Visitors
are
welcome to attend and enjoy a great day with great blokes (on payment
of full
CCGC green fees of the day).
A
keen but unskilled golfer plays the same course every week, and has
particular
trouble with the water trap on the 14th hole, losing a ball in it every
time he
plays that hole. One round he decides that this process is too
expensive and
decides to use an old cut-up ball instead of a good ball. He opens his
bag and
gets the old ball, tees it up and addresses it. Just as he commences
his
backswing, a mighty voice comes from on high:
"USE
THE NEW BALL..."
Figuring
any advice from such a source should be worth following, he picks up
the old
ball and tees up the new one again. He starts his backswing, but once
again is
interrupted by a voice from the sky:
"TAKE
A PRACTICE SWING.."
The
man steps away from the ball and rehearses his swing. Just as he steps
forward
to readdress the ball, the voice speaks again:
"USE
THE OLD BALL."
Sydney V
Canberra Sunday 13 November @ Moss Vale tee off
Must
have a
minimum of 20 players or else we forfeit the shield!
MATCH PLAY
RULES
Objective
The objective of Match Play is to win more holes than your opponent.
Match Play
is a one on one competition format.
Scoring
When scoring you must take handicaps into consideration. Deduct the
lower
handicap from the higher handicap, the difference is the “head
start” the
higher handicap player will receive. The higher handicap player will
distribute
evenly his “head start” over the Match Index holes that are
ranked from 1 to
18, and receive these as stroke advantages over his opponent. For
example:
Higher Handicap Player (36)
–
Lower Handicap Player (15)
=
21 Strokes “Head Start”
The Higher Handicap Player will have one stoke advantage on holes
ranked 4th
and higher and two strokes on holes ranked 1st, 2nd & 3rd. A Match
Play
Hole has only 2 possible results a win for a player or the hole is
halved
(tied).
Using the above example for a Match Play Hole ranked 3rd if the Higher
Handicap
Player records a gross score of 6, and the Lower Handicap Player
records a
gross score of 4, the hole is halved or tied and no result is recorded.
However, if the Higher Handicap Player records a gross score of 5, and
the
Lower Handicap Player records a gross score of 4, the hole has been won
by the
Higher Handicap Player.
Tallying Up Results
If a player has won more holes than there are left to be played, the
game has
been won and is over. Results will reflect this scenario for example:
2 & 1 means a player was up by 2 holes and there was one hole left
to play.
Effectively the game was over after the completion of the 17th hole
played.
A Tied Result
If holes are tied (both player have won the equal amount of holes), a
putt-off
will determine the winner. Each player will putt once at an agreed
point, the
player closer to the hole will be the winner.
