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BOOK of GOLF
2021
TABLE OF CONTENTS Overview Welcome Letter 1 Golf Staff 2 Course & Range Schedules 3 Golf at Promontory Club 4-5 Chuck’s Agronomy 6-7 Retail Offerings 8 Request a Tee Time 9 Policies & Procedures Golf Rates & Charges 10 Golf Club & Locker Storage 11 Golf Instruction & Offerings 12 Club & Golf Policies 13-14 Golf Course Attire 15 Golf Events “Playing the Game” Golf Clinics & “Golf & Sip” Events 16-18 Signature Golf Tournaments 19-24 Seasonal Golf Events 25-27 Playing Opportunities 28 Junior Golf Programs 29 Nine & Dine and Member-Sponsored Tournaments 30 Member Golf Trips & Promontory Away From Home 31 Your Club Hole-in-One Program & Clubs 32-33 Promontory Course Records & Golf Committee 34 Dye Canyon Course Scorecard 35 Nicklaus Painted Valley Course Scorecard 36 Golf Calendar 37-42 Meet the Promontory Sales Team 43 Notes 44-45
Dear Golf Members –
Welcome to the 2021 Golf season at Promontory Club! We have high hopes
of a “business as usual” season and are planning for that eventuality. We
have updated our ‘BOOK of GOLF’ – everything you need to know about the
Promontory golf experience. We want you to enjoy golf at Promontory with
your fellow Members, friends, and family this coming golf season in the way
that works the best for YOU.
Our staff are ready and excited for this upcoming season and willing to help
you get your golf game where you want it. Chuck O’Nan is already making
plans to bring out the ‘green’ as soon as agronomically possible and we will be
keeping an eye on the weather early in the season. Doug Roberts will be back
as the Director of Instruction and has great clinic and teaching opportunities
for everyone. Cole Carlson and AJ Fetsko will be running the day to day on
the courses and Dave Helgeson will oversee the communications and smooth
running of tournaments and group play.
This BOOK of GOLF also seeks to describe the ‘culture’ of golf at Promontory.
Whether you are a serious golfer or one who enjoys relaxed, casual play, we
want you to be able to “play YOUR way”. Our goal is to provide welcoming,
friendly service throughout your golf experience. We are as excited for your
day of golf as you are!
All of the updated policies, procedures, and tournament dates are listed in
the BOOK of GOLF, and I appreciate everyone reading up on the latest so
we can all go into our 2021 golf season in alignment. Get ready for the best
golf season ever at Promontory. We are ready to host all of our tournaments
and events, and provide an amazing expereince for our golfers! We look
forward to helping you show off your Club to your friends and family and
show them the best club in the West. Watch for the Golf Communication
email on Thursday’s, online invites, and the Golf Genius app for updates
on everything “Promontory Golf”. We look forward to seeing you soon at
Promontory.
Here’s to a great 2021 Golf Season!
Ryan Kartchner
Director of Golf
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GOLF STAFF
AJ FETSKO COLE CARLSON DOUG ROBERTS
Head Golf Professional Head Golf Professional Director of Instruction
Dye Canyon Nicklaus Painted Valley
DAVE HELGESON CHIP WESLEY JON SCHNEITER
Golf Operations Assistant Professional Assistant Professional
Manager Nicklaus Painted Valley Nicklaus Painted Valley
MICHAEL FOLEY ANDREW KOUNS THOMAS COOK
Assistant Professional Assistant Professional Assistant Professional
Dye Canyon Dye Canyon Juniors Program
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COURSE & RANGE SCHEDULES
Scheduled Course Openings & Closings
Our scheduled course opening dates are weather permitting:
DYE CANYON COURSE
Opens Friday, May 14th, 2021 | Closes Monday, October 11th, 2021
NICKLAUS PAINTED VALLEY COURSE
Opens Friday, May 21st, 2021 | Closes Tuesday, October 19th, 2021
Maintenance Days
DYE CANYON COURSE:
Closed Mondays with the exception of May 31st, July 5th, and Sept 6th.
NICKLAUS PAINTED VALLEY COURSE
Closed Tuesdays with the exception of June 29th.
Due to the demand in member play, we are implementing “Member Only
Mornings” on both courses. Thursday mornings will be Member Only play on
the Dye Course from the first tee time until 12pm. This applies to all open play
Thursdays (when no tournaments or events are happening).
Friday mornings will be Member Only play on the Nicklaus Course from the first
tee time until 12pm. This applies to all open play Fridays (when no tournaments or
events are happening).
Restrictions are for ALL guests including: Accompanied, Extended Family,
Unaccompanied, and Sponsored. Members that are allowed to play on these
Member Only mornings include everyone listed on Golf Memberships with
assigned numbers.
Please call Ryan Kartchner with any questions on this or any other policies and
procedures. The Golf staff will manage all play and enforce this new policy.
DATES GOLF COURSE* GOLF SHOPS DRIVING RANGES*
May 14 – May 22 9:00 am 8:00 am 8:30 am
May 23 – June 12 8:00 am 7:00 am 7:30 am
7:30 am weekends
June 13 – Aug. 14 7:00 am 7:00 am
8:00 am weekdays
Aug. 15 – Sept. 4 8:00 am 7:00 am 7:30 am
Sept. 5 – Oct. 2 9:00 am 8:00 am 8:30 am
Oct. 3 – Oct. 18 10:00 am 9:00 am 9:30 am
*All courses and range times are weather permitting and subject to frost delays and
course preparation needs. Please check with each Golf Shop for exact start times.
• The Dye Canyon Range closes two hours before dusk on Sundays.
• The Painted Valley Range closes two hours before dusk on Mondays. 3
GOLF AT PROMONTORY CLUB
PLAY YOUR WAY!
Promontory’s Dye Canyon and Nicklaus Painted Valley Courses are
consistently ranked among the top in Utah. Here’s to another great golf
season of enjoying these world-class courses right in our backyard.
As you pull up to the bag drop, an attendant will be ready to greet
you and prepare your cart for your round. Head in to the Golf Shop
for check-in and be sure to stop by the Promontory Pantry for a fresh
start to your day. The complimentary Pantry is set each day with light
fare such as breakfast tacos, pastries, yogurt, and fresh fruit. The locker
room attendants are ready to assist you in obtaining a locker for the day,
polish or change the spikes on your shoes, and assist you in the lounges.
Starters provide complimentary ball markers, tees, ball mark repair tools
and additional score cards when you take off at the first tee.
Carts are equipped with caddie towels that will provide a superior clean
for your golf equipment. Carts are also equipped with sand and seed, so
please repair all divots on the fairways. We request that players observe
the “90-degree rule” and cart path only when notified by the Golf Shop,
Starter, or Marshall. Signs in the fairways will direct you to the cart path
and will keep all players at a distance from the greens. Carts are never
permitted in the native areas and all golfers driving a cart must be 16
years of age and have a valid driver’s license. The operator of the golf
cart is responsible and must pay for any damage caused to a golf cart.
Coolers with complimentary soft drinks and water are situated near your
cart as you depart the clubhouse. Be sure to take advantage of these, as
well as the complimentary beverages at the Turn Houses. This eliminates
the need for beverage carts that may interrupt play. In addition to the
complimentary items, unique lunch offerings are available for purchase at
the Turn Houses. You can also find a variety of adult beverages available
for purchase after 10 am. Restrooms and coolers with bottled water are
located on holes #5 and #14 as well as the Turn Houses on both courses.
The Signature Dye Canyon Course is an amazing layout with mountain
views, dramatic elevation changes and a fun challenge for players of all
levels. It can stretch out to over 7,690 yards and has 6 different tees to
play from.
TEE MARKERS at THE DYE
GOLD – Championship (7,690 Yards) WHITE – Promontory (6,072 Yards)
BLACK – Dye (7,113 Yards) RUST – Park City (5,405 Yards)
CHROME – Member (6,587 Yards) BROWN – Starter (4,600 Yards)
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GOLF AT PROMONTORY CLUB
Continued
The Dye Canyon Course offers “open play” to resort and invited guests for
up to 8 tee times or 32 players per day in accordance with our community
development agreement. Part of this is through a partnership with Stein
Eriksen Lodge. Their guests have access to the Dye Course during the
designated “open play” time spots, on a space available basis. As a thank you,
Promontory Members receive a 10% discount at Stein’s for accommodations,
spa, dining, and events. Discount cards are available at the Concierge at the
Ranch Clubhouse (please contact the Member Services Director for Terms
& Conditions).
The Jack Nicklaus Painted Valley Course can be played as one of the
longest in the nation from the back tees. At 8,098 yards, this is one of
the most challenging courses you will ever play. Large open fairways
and undulating greens make this course challenging for even the best of
handicaps. The Nicklaus Painted Valley course is a Members-only course
where members and their accompanied guests are allowed to play. From
the opening tee on the 718-yard par 5 to the tee shot on #12, this course
has its fair share of memorable holes and shots. With 6 different tees to
TEE MARKERS at THE NICK
GOLD – Championship (8,098 Yards) WHITE – Promontory (6,441 Yards)
BLACK – Nicklaus (7,460 Yards) RUST – Park City (5,348 Yards)
CHROME – Member (7,068 Yards) BROWN – Starter (4,505 Yards)
New in 2020 was the opening of our new golf lounge, “The 19th” located
in Double Deer at the Nicklaus Clubhouse. The 19th offers both lunch and
after-golf libations. Lunch is served from 11:30 am to 5:00 pm at the 19th
and Hearth restaurants.
World Handicapping System starts in 2021. We accept all handicaps,
even from your home Club if not Promontory. Please keep your handicap
up-to-date and active. All tournament scores will be posted by the Golf
Staff.
Promontory is very supportive of playing programs that encourage
everyone to enjoy golf more. Our staff is trained in assisting you to “play
YOUR way.”
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CHUCK’S AGRONOMY What preparations are involved in closing the golf courses for winter? To insure all the different tasks are finished in a timely manner, we close our courses in October. With the unpredictability of mother nature, there is a lot to accomplish in a short time. Between the two courses we aerify and topdress all tees, approaches and fairway drain basins. We also aerify the roughs next to the cart paths to help alleviate compaction from the carts. These areas will be verti-cut several times to pulverize the plugs, then drug-in and the remainder will be picked up or blown into the native. We will also hit fairway spots in the same manner. Tee markers, signage, flag poles, rope and stakes and marker blocks will be picked up and inspected for wear. These noted pieces will be refurbished or replaced during the winter. The green cups are also pulled and the hole filled with sand so the area won’t dry out. During our frosty mornings, we haul fence and T-posts to the greens along with the green and white tarps. Before we blow out the irrigation system, we soak the courses to help fill up the soil profile so they do not go into winter to dry. Until the snow covers the grass, desiccation is a large problem. To clear all the irrigation lines, valves and sprinklers it takes four 10-hour days to complete. Next, we will solid tine the greens at the Nicklaus to a depth of 7 inches with 1/2” tines. Sand will be applied first, so we don’t damage the green surface with the heavy equipment. After the aerification, the sand will be drug with a steel mat and finished with a mechanical broom to work the rest of the material into the holes. Hand brooming will help fill any holes and clean up any excess sand. This is a four day process if we don’t have any foul weather. Once aerification is complete we apply the chemicals to the greens, tees, approaches and fairways on to protect from snow mold. We apply the products to both courses over a period of four days using two sprayers, an 800-gal mix tank and five applicators. These applications need to be performed with temperatures above 40 degrees, and on unfrozen ground. 6
CHUCK’S AGRONOMY
Continued
On the Nicklaus Course, the Elk enjoy playing in and eat the grass off
the bunker face. The sand itself is very light and prone to wind blowing
it out of the bunkers. To combat these issues, we place wooden pallets
throughout the bunker bottoms and faces.
The next task is applying the covers to the greens. We only cover greens
that are prone to ice, wind, desiccation or excessive snow. Before we
can apply the covers, we have to take all the electric fences down, move
the t-posts to the collars, pin down the covers, slide 2” PVC pipe over
the T-post and the 6-foot fence is installed a foot above the ground.
This gives enough height to the fence; the Elk won’t try to jump over it.
The Dye course doesn’t have the height issue, so we only install 5-foot
fences after the greens covers have been installed. I use more covers at
the Dye course to protect the Poa annua mix.
Some of our efforts to help us come out of winter healthier include
adding a green colorant to our fall application of Snow Mold, which
lasts under the snow and is present in the spring, helping warm up the
turf sooner. We are also experimenting with topdressing on some tees
and fairways this fall. Tests in Colorado and at Promontory showed
leaving sand acted as a deterrent to the voles. They do not like the
gritty grass and left the areas alone. We are expanding our areas to
include more fairways and tee tops. Less winter damage means less
spring clean-up.
This is a lot of work to be performed in a short period of time. Our goal
each Spring is to come out of the winter in the best playing condition
possible.
“A rough should have high grass. When you go bowling they don’t give you
anything for landing in the gutter, do they?” - Lee Trevino
Chuck O’Nan
Director of Agronomy
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RETAIL OFFERINGS Add to your golf wardrobe with lifestyle and sportswear apparel from some of your favorite golf brands at the Dye Canyon Golf Shop. Enjoy both men’s and ladies’ up-and-coming clothing lines that reflect the Promontory lifestyle as well as logo apparel and accessories, equipment, shoes, and gift items. The luxurious Nicklaus Painted Valley Golf Shop offers the best in golf apparel, Taylormade equipment, and accessories. From designer wear to cutting-edge golf gear, we’re prepared to outfit you to ‘Play YOUR Way’ and perform at the top of your game at Promontory! Member Discount All Promontory Members receive a 10% discount at all retail outlets unless the product is already on sale. Special Orders If you are interested in product that we may not have represented in our shops, please ask a staff member to check availability with our Retail Buyer, Cheryl Lowe. When planning a tournament or special event, Cheryl is happy to meet with you to accommodate your special or large order requests. Please contact Cheryl at clowe@promontoryclub.com or 435-333-4214. To enjoy a more personal shopping experience, please contact us at 435-333-4218 to make an appointment with one of our staff members. Return Policy We will gladly accept any retail return within 30 days of purchase when accompanied by a receipt. We do not accept returns on special orders or sale items. Credit Book How Do You Get Credits? To ensure our members obtain the equipment and clothing they really want or need, many of our tournament prizes are given as credits in a Credit Book that can be used for any retail item in one of our two Golf Shops. At checkout, please ask to use your Credit Book. All 2021 Credit Book balances expire on December 31st, 2021. 8
REQUEST A TEE TIME
Tee Times
Tee times are available starting February 15, 2021 for the entire season.
Online tee times can be made from the member site online or your mobile
app. A reservation online or on your phone may be made up to 24 hours
before the tee time. If you are looking for a tee time the day of, you will
need to contact a member of the Golf Staff at either course. We will be
using the mobile app and push notifications when we need to notify you
of a frost delay or any other information. You will also be able to sign up for
Promontory Golf Events through mobile app.
When booking a tee time on the mobile app please enter all names of
Members and guests in your group. If your plans have changed and you
are unable to play during the booked tee time, kindly notify the Golf
Shop to avoid a cart fee penalty.
Registration
To ensure the accuracy of your charges, please register in the
Golf Shop in person each time you play golf at Promontory. Upon
registration and prior to teeing off, check in with a Golf Staff Member
or Starter who will be responsible for facilitating your group’s access
to the golf course.
REQUEST A TEE TIME:
435-333-4218 • Dye Canyon Golf Shop
435-333-4720 • Painted Valley Golf Shop
“When I walked Promontory for the first time, I was amazed at how well the
land lends itself to golf. With rambling sagebrush meadows on the front nine
and the beautiful wind-protected canyons after the turn, I can create a great
golf experience that everyone will enjoy. This course should land in the Top 100.”
- Pete Dye
“Promontory represents one of the best golf course design opportunities of my
lifetime. The site that’s been selected is extraordinary and the development
team has asked me to adopt a ‘no holds barred’ approach to my work. I’ve been
given the freedom I need to design a masterpiece.”
- Jack Nicklaus
9GOLF RATES & CHARGES
Member Rates
Members are permitted to walk the courses. Charges listed do not reflect sales tax.
18-Hole Cart Fee.................................................... $25
9-Hole Cart Fee ...............................................$12.50
Club Rentals ............................................$40/Round
Handicap Registration ............................ $36/Year
Non-Member Rates
Members must make tee times for their extended family and guests. Charges listed do
not reflect sales tax. Unaccompanied extended family and guests are limited and are
not permitted to walk the courses. Rates below include cart fee of $25.
EXTENDED FAMILY
Accompanied .......................................................$100
Unaccompanied* (7 days per quarter)...... $140
GUESTS
Accompanied (2 days per month each)......$150
Sponsored* (7 days per year) ......................$200
JUNIOR GUESTS 18 and under
Accompanied...........................................................$55
Reciprocal Juniors Play....................................... $75
GUEST CLUB RENTALS...........................$50/day
RECIPROCAL PLAY..........................................$250
SPONSORED HOTEL PLAY.........................$200
Including Social Members (8 days per year)
Complimentary Bag Tags are provided and engraved with names.
Please ask a member of our golf staff.
Caddie Program
Caddies are available at both our Nicklaus Painted Valley Course
and Dye Canyon Course in a cart forecaddie or walking caddie role.
*Please note that all unaccompanied play requires a forecaddie.
Forecaddie Fees
Foursome: $175 plus gratuity Single: $100 plus gratuity
Threesome: $150 plus gratuity Tournament: $100 per bag
Twosome: $120 plus gratuity
All caddie fees must be paid in cash directly to the caddie.
10GOLF CLUB STORAGE
Golf Members may utilize our bag storage facility at the Dye Canyon
Course on a weekly, monthly, or yearly basis. Storage fee includes bag
handling and cleaning, as well as transportation to the courses if a tee
time is booked at least one day in advance. If you make a tee time at
the Nicklaus Course the day of, please stop by the Dye first to pick up
your bag. If you are interested in club storage, please speak with one of
our golf staff members.
Club Storage Charges
Full Season.................................................................$200
Monthly............................................................................ $75
Weekly............................................................................ $25
Overnight....................................................................... $15
GOLF LOCKER STORAGE
Golf Members may utilize the lockers at the Dye Canyon Course and
Nicklaus Painted Valley Course on a weekly, monthly, or yearly basis.
Locker fee includes a personal locker key and use of the locker rooms.
Day use of a locker is complimentary.
Golf Locker Charges
Full Season...................................................................$150
Full Season Shoe Locker.......................................$100
Monthly........................................................................... $50
Weekly............................................................................. $15
Overnight...................................................................... $10
GOLF SHOE SERVICES
Golf Members may utilize our shoe care service at the Dye Canyon
Course and Nicklaus Painted Valley Course. Please see your locker
room attendant if you are interested.
Golf Shoe Service Charges
Shoe Shine...................................................................... $10
Shoe Spike Replacement.......................................... $15
11GOLF INSTRUCTION
Promontory’s Director of Golf, Ryan Kartchner, will be heading up our
outstanding instructional programming for 2021. Promontory offers
one of the finest teaching programs in the golf industry.
Director of Golf & Director of Instruction
60-Minute Lesson......................................................$175
9-Hole Playing Lesson...........................................$200
Head Golf Professionals
60-Minute Lesson......................................................$135
9-Hole Playing Lesson..............................................$175
Assistant Professionals
60-Minute Lesson....................................................$100
9-Hole Playing Lesson.............................................$150
45-Minute Junior Lesson......................................... $50
Professional Club Fitting
Full Bag.........................................................................$150
Per Area (Club).........................................................$100
To schedule your golf lesson or club fitting with any of our professional
golf staff, please contact the Dye Golf Shop at 435-333-4218 or the
Nicklaus Golf Shop at 435-333-4720.
GOLF OFFERINGS
• $50 Clinics running May - September
• $25 Get Golf-Ready
• Complimentary Tee It Forward
• Custom Golf Schools
• Complimentary New Member Golf Program Orientation
• Complimentary Play with the Pros!
• Expert Club Fitting
• Complimentary Short Game Facilities
• Complimentary Rules of Golf Clinics
• Golf Club Repair available upon request
12CLUB & GOLF POLICIES
Practice Range
Practice balls are available for all golfing Members and their playing
guests. Please practice from designated areas as this will assist in the
perpetuation of a quality tee area. Practice balls are for use on the
practice facilities and should not be used on the golf course for any
reason. Violation of this policy could result in fines or suspension.
Tipping Policy
We strive to provide the finest service possible to all Members and
their guests. Promontory is a non-tipping Club and it is imperative that
ALL Members and guests adhere to this policy to ensure a consistent
level of service. Tipping is solely permitted for caddies, as they are
independent of the Club. We reward our hourly golf staff by Member
participation in the Employee Holiday Fund each November.
Pace of Play/Size of Groups
As Promontory continues to grow and evolve as a Golf Club, pace
of play and the size of groups on the golf course will continue to be
a subject of discussion. Slower groups must allow faster groups to
play through. During the Club’s busy days of the year smaller groups
(singles and twosomes) may be required to pair up with one another
in an effort to maintain expected pace of play. This will allow play at
a more appropriate pace and improve the overall experience for all
players. Each group will be expected to play 18 holes in 4 hours and
15 minutes regardless of size. Promontory will allow groups larger
than 4 players if they are able to maintain this pace. If a group cannot
maintain the correct pace, they will be immediately broken into
smaller groups by the golf staff.
Cell Phones
As a courtesy to those around you, we ask that your cell phone is on
silent or vibrate and that cell phone use does not affect the pace of
play.
Smoking
Smoking is not permitted within 25 feet of building entries and exits.
We are in a high-fire-danger area and request that no tobacco
products be disposed of on or near the golf courses.
13CLUB & GOLF POLICIES Lightning When lightning is in sight, please take serious heed and seek shelter on either of the courses or by returning immediately to one of the Clubhouses. Players assume all risk when playing when lightning is present. Private Property Respect homeowners’ private property. Please do not enter private property, play as a lost ball. Music Music is allowed on both courses. Our only request is that you please keep your music levels so that only you and your foursome can hear the music and it does not disturb your fellow golfers. Legal Any person entering the Club’s property and/or using the Club’s facilities does so entirely at his or her own risk and neither the Club nor the Club’s management, Members, or any employee shall be liable in any manner whatsoever for: any claim or damage arising from or related to personal injury or harm whatsoever, including death, or any damage whether direct or indirect to personal or other property whatsoever, and howsoever caused. Each member as a condition of membership, and each guest or visitor as a condition of invitation, assumes the sole responsibility for his or her personal property. The Club shall under no circumstances whatsoever be liable for any loss and/or damage to the property of a Member, guest, and/or visitors brought onto the premises of the Club whether occasioned by theft or otherwise. By entering the Club’s facilities, all persons shall be deemed to indemnify the Club against any liability for damages caused by them. Should any party using the Club facilities bring suit against the Club, its employees and affiliates (collectively the “Indemnified Parties) in connection with any event operated, organized, arranged, or sponsored by the Club, and any other claim or matter in connection with membership in the Club, and fail to prevail in such action, said party shall be liable to the Indemnified Parties for all costs and expenses incurred by it in the defense of such suit, including costs and attorney fees. 14
GOLF COURSE ATTIRE
Dress Code
Golf and Sportswear Attire – Proper golf attire is required for all
players whether using the golf courses, practice facilities, or clubhouse
facilities. Proper attire shall mean the following:
. • Men
Men: Golf mocks or shirts with collars and sleeves and slacks or
Bermuda shorts of mid-thigh length are considered appropriate attire.
Examples of attire not permitted: tank tops, tee shirts, mesh shirts,
sweat pants, warm-up suits and/or work-out attire, blue jeans, swim-
wear, short shorts, cargo shorts, cut-offs, gym shorts, tennis outfits or
other athletic shorts.
. • Ladies
Ladies: Dresses, skirts, skorts, slacks, capri pants, mid-length shorts,
leggings and sleeved or sleeveless blouses are considered appropriate
attire. Examples of attire not permitted: halter tops, tee shirts, cut-offs,
sweat pants, warm-up suits and/or work-out attire, blue jeans, swim-
wear, tennis dresses, short shorts, or other athletic shorts.
. • Men’s & Ladies’ Head-wear: All head-wear must be worn in a forward-
facing position at all times, and must be removed upon entry to the
Hearth Grille and/or The Peak after 5:00 pm. Dress hats, when part of
an ensemble, will be permitted.
. • Note: Junior golfers are expected to adhere to the same policies as
above.
. • Golf Shoes: Appropriate “soft spike,” or otherwise Club-approved
golf shoes, are required for all golfers. Metal spike, football, soccer, or
other large knobby spike shoes are not allowed. Tennis shoes or other
soft sole shoes are subject to the approval of the Golf Professional on
duty.
15“PLAYING THE GAME” GOLF CLINICS
MAY CLINICS HELD AT JUNE CLINICS HELD AT THE
THE DYE CANYON COURSE NICKLAUS PAINTED
VALLEY COURSE
May 6 - Ladies
Fundamentals for Starting the Golf June 3 - Ladies
Season The Art of Putting
May 7 - Men June 4 - Men
Fundamentals for Starting the Golf The Art of Putting
Season
June 5 - Open Co-Ed
May 8 - Open Co-Ed Sand Bunkers & Grass Flop Shot Skills
Fundamentals for Starting the Golf
Season June 10 - Ladies
Chipping & Pitching Skills
May 13 - Ladies
The Skill of Consistent Solid Impact June 11 - Men
Chipping & Pitching Skills
May 14 - Men
The Skill of Consistent Solid Impact June 12 - Open Co-Ed
The Skill of Consistent Solid Impact
May 15 - Open Co-Ed
The Art of Putting June 17 - Ladies
Playing Promontory’s Sloping Fairways
May 20 - Ladies
Balance, Feel & Rhythm of Fairway June 18 - Men
Woods & Hybrids Playing Promontory’s Sloping Fairways
May 21 - Men June 19 - Open Co-Ed
Balance, Feel & Rhythm of Scoring Irons Balance, Feel & Rhythm of the Full Swing
May 22 - Open Co-Ed June 24 - Ladies
Chipping & Pitching Skills Sand Bunker & Grass Flop Shot Skills
May 27 - Ladies June 25 - Men
Drivers - The Blend of Distance & Sand Bunkers & Grass Flop Shot Skills
Accuracy
June 26 - Open Co-Ed
May 28 - Men Drivers - The Blend of Distance &
Drivers - The Blend of Distance & Accuracy
Accuracy
May 29 - Open Co-Ed
Playing Promontory’s Sloping Fairways
*Dates subject to change.
16“PLAYING THE GAME” GOLF CLINICS
JULY CLINICS HELD AT THE AUGUST CLINICS HELD AT
DYE CANYON COURSE THE NICKLAUS PAINTED
VALLEY COURSE
July 1 - Ladies
The Skill of Consistent Solid Impact August 5 - Ladies
July 2 - Men Playing Promontory’s Sloping Fairways
The Skill of Consistent Solid Impact
August 6 - Men
July 3 - Open Co-Ed Playing Promontory’s Sloping Fairways
The Art of Putting
July 8 - Ladies August 7 - Open Co-Ed
Balance, Feel & Rhythm of Fairway Balance, Feel & Rhythm of the Full
Woods & Hybrids Swing
July 9 - Men August 12 - Ladies
Balance, Feel & Rhythm of Scoring Irons Sand Bunkers & Grass Flop Shot Skills
July 10 - Open Co-Ed August 13 - Men
Chipping & Pitching Skills Sand Bunkers & Grass Flop Shot Skills
July 15 - Ladies
Drivers - The Blend of Distance & August 14 - Open Co-Ed
Accuracy Drivers - The Blend of Distance &
Accuracy
July 16 - Men
Drivers - The Blend of Distance & August 19 - Ladies
Accuracy The Skill of Consistent Solid Impact
July 17 - Open Co-Ed
Playing Promontory’s Sloping Fairways August 20 - Men
The Skill of Consistent Solid Impact
July 22 - Ladies
The Art of Putting August 21 - Open Co-Ed
The Art of Putting
July 23 - Men
The Art of Putting August 26 - Ladies
July 24 - Open Co-Ed Balance, Feel & Rhythm of Fairway
Sand Bunkers & Grass Flop Shot Skills Woods & Hybrids
July 29 - Ladies August 27 - Men
Chipping & Pitching Skills Balance, Feel & Rhythm of Scoring Irons
July 30 - Men
Chipping & Pitching Skills August 28 - Open Co-Ed
Chipping & Pitching Skills
July 31 - Open Co-Ed
The Skill of Consistent Solid Impact
*Dates subject to change.
17“PLAYING THE GAME” GOLF CLINICS
SEPTEMBER CLINICS HELD AT OCTOBER CLINICS HELD AT THE
THE DYE CANYON COURSE DYE CANYON COURSE
September 2 - Ladies October 1 - Men
Drivers - The Blend of Distance & Off-Season Skill Development
Accuracy
October 2 - Open Co-Ed
September 3 - Men Off-Season Skill Development
Driving Your Best & Improving
Your Swing Speed
GOLF & SIP EVENTS HELD AT
September 4 - Open Co-Ed THE DYE GOLF HOUSE
Understanding the Simplicity of
Bunker & Lob Shots June 4 - Putt & Sip Event
Complimentary Golf & Beverages
September 9 - Ladies at the Golf House
The Art of Putting
July 23 - Chip & Sip
September 10 - Men Complimentary Golf & Beverages
Understanding the Simplicity of at the Golf House
Bunker & Lob Shots
September 17 - Having Fun w/Golf & Sip
September 11 - Open Co-Ed Complimentary Golf & Beverages
Dialing in Your Chipping, Pitching at the Golf House
& Finesse Wedges
September 16 - Ladies
Chipping & Pitching Skills
September 17 - Men
Chipping & Pitching Skills
September 18 - Open Co-Ed
Putting with Imagination & Accuracy
September 23 - Ladies
Personalizing Your Pre-Shot Routine
September 24 - Men
Dialing in Your Chipping, Pitching
& Finesse Wedges
September 25 - Open Co-Ed
Golf Consistency – Balance, Rhythm
& Tension
September 30 - Ladies
*Dates subject to change.
Off-Season Skill Development
18SIGNATURE GOLF TOURNAMENTS
SILVER KINGS – MEN’S MEMBER / MEMBER CHAMPIONSHIP
June 17th – 19th
Cost: $250 per person
Thursday, June 17th
6:00 pm – Stag Night Dinner @ The Golf House
Friday, June 18th - First Tournament Round
7:30 am – Breakfast Buffet @ The Hearth
9:00 am – Shotgun Start @ Dye Canyon Course
1:30 pm – Lunch following play @ The Golf House
Saturday, June 19th - Second Tournament Round
7:30 am – Breakfast Buffet @ The Peak
9:00 am – Shotgun Start @ Nicklaus Painted Valley Course
1:30 pm – Lunch and Awards following play @ The Peak
Format Day 1:
• Best Ball of Partners for 9 Holes (Front Nine)
Each Player plays his own ball on the entire hole. The low score
between the partners will be the team score for each hole. 100%
of individual handicaps will be used.
• Shamble for 9 Holes (Back Nine)
Each teammate hits a tee shot. The best ball position is chosen
and each player plays their own ball in until their ball is holed. The
low score between the partners will be the team score for each
hole. 35% of team’s combined handicaps will be used.
Format Day 2:
• Alternate Shot for 9 Holes (Front Nine)
Team will choose who tees off on odd holes and switch for the even
holes. Pure alternate shot for each hole. Physically striking the
ball will only change order of play, penalties do not. 25% of
individual handicaps will be used.
• Scramble for 9 Holes (Back Nine)
Each Player hits a tee shot. The best ball position is chosen and the
team will again play a shot from that position. 15% of teams
combined handicaps will be used.
19SIGNATURE GOLF TOURNAMENTS
THE SHOWDOWN – LADIES’ MEMBER / GUEST INVITATIONAL
June 23rd – 25th
Cost: $1,000 per team
Tuesday, June 22nd – Practice rounds
Wednesday, June 23rd - Practice rounds all day, registration and
snacks in the Ladies’ Lounge @ Dye Clubhouse 6pm
Thursday, June 24th - First Tournament Round
7:30 am – Breakfast Buffet @ The Hearth
9:00 am – Shotgun Start @ Dye Canyon Course
1:30 pm – Lunch following play @ The Hearth
3:00 pm - Derby Shootout after 1st round
6:00 pm - Ladies’ night @ The Beach Club Amphitheater
Friday, June 25th - Second Tournament Round
7:30 am – Breakfast Buffet @ The Peak
9:00 am – Shotgun Start @ Nicklaus Painted Valley Course
1:30 pm – Lunch and Awards following play @ The Peak
Format Day 1:
• Alternate Shot for 9 Holes (Front Nine)
Team will choose who tees off on odd holes and switch for the even
holes. Pure alternate shot for each hole. Physically striking the
ball will only change order of play, penalties do not. 25% of
individual handicaps will be used.
• Scramble for 9 Holes (Back Nine)
Each Player hits a tee shot. The best ball position is chosen and the
team will again play a shot from that position. 15% of teams
combined handicaps will be used.
Format Day 2:
• Best Ball of Partners for 18 Holes
Each Player plays her own ball on the entire hole. The low score
between the partners will be the team score for each hole. 100%
of individual handicaps will be used.
20SIGNATURE GOLF TOURNAMENTS
THE DUEL – MEN’S MEMBER / GUEST INVITATIONAL
July 14th – 17th
Cost: $2,000 per Team
54 Hole – Team Match Play Competition
Tuesday, July 13th - Practice rounds
Wednesday, July 14th
7:30 am – 3:00 pm Practice rounds
6:00 pm – Tournament Registration and “Pace Off” @ Shed
Amphitheater
Thursday, July 15th - First & Second Tournament Rounds
7:30 am – Breakfast Buffet @ course TBD
9:00 am – Shotgun Start, 1st round of Tournament
11:30 am – Shotgun Start, 2nd round of Tournament
2:00 pm – Derby Shootout
5:30 pm – Stag Night Dinner and Tee Prize Shopping Spree @ Dye
Canyon Range
Friday, July 16th - Third & Fourth Tournament Rounds
7:30 am – Breakfast Buffet @ course TBD
9:00 am – Shotgun Start, 3rd round of Tournament
11:30 am – Shotgun Start, 4th round of Tournament
2:00 pm – Par 3 competition
5:30 pm – Beach Club Night & Dinner @ The Beach Club
Saturday, July 17th - Fifth & Sixth Tournament Rounds
7:30 am – Breakfast Buffet @ course TBD
9:00 am – Shotgun Start, 5th round of Tournament
11:30 am – Shotgun Start, 6th round of Tournament
2:00 pm – Championship Derby Shootout
6:30 pm – Championship Dinner and Awards Party @ Double Deer
21SIGNATURE GOLF TOURNAMENTS
THE SHINDIG – COUPLES’ MEMBER / GUEST INVITATIONAL
July 29th – July 31st
Cost: $500 per person / $2,000 per team
Wednesday, July 28th – Practice rounds
Thursday, July 29th
7:30 am – 4:00 pm – Practice rounds
6:00 pm – Registration and Welcome Party @ Double Deer
Friday, July 30th – First Tournament Round
7:30 am – Breakfast Buffet @ The Hearth
9:00 am – Shotgun Start @ Dye Canyon Course
1:30 pm – Lunch following play @ The Golf House
2:30 pm – Team Derby Competition
6:30 pm – Shindig Dinner Party @ The Beach House
Saturday, July 31st – Second Tournament Round
7:30 am – Breakfast Buffet @ The Peak
9:00 am – Shotgun Start @ Painted Valley
1:30 pm – Lunch and Awards following play @ Double Deer
Format Day 1:
• Best Ball of the Men and Best Ball of the Ladies
Each Player plays their own ball on the entire hole. The low score
between the Men and low score between the Ladies will be the
team score for each hole. 100% of individual handicaps will be
used.
Format Day 2:
• Best Ball of each Couple
Each Player plays their own ball on the entire hole. The low score
between each Couple will be the team score for each hole. 100%
of individual handicaps will be used.
22SIGNATURE GOLF TOURNAMENTS
SILVER QUEENS – LADIES’ MEMBER / MEMBER CHAMPIONSHIP
August 11th – 13th
Cost: $250 per person
Wednesday, August 11th
6:00 pm – Ladies’ Night Dinner @ Double Deer
Thursday, August 12th – First Tournament Round
7:30 am – Breakfast Buffet @ The Hearth
9:00 am – Shotgun Start @ Dye Canyon Course
1:30 pm – Lunch following play @ The Golf House
Friday, August 13th – Second Tournament Round
7:30 am – Breakfast Buffet @ The Peak
9:00 am – Shotgun Start @ Nicklaus Painted Valley Course
1:30 pm – Lunch and Awards following play @ Double Deer
Format Day 1:
• Alternate Shot for 9 Holes (Front Nine)
Team will choose who tees off on odd holes and switch for the even
holes. Pure alternate shot for each hole. Physically striking the
ball will only change order of play, penalties do not. 25% of
individual handicaps will be used.
• Scramble for 9 Holes (Back Nine)
Each Player hits a tee shot. The best ball position is chosen and
the team will again play a shot from that position. 15% of team’s
combined handicaps will be used.
Format Day 2:
• Best Ball of Partners for 9 Holes (Front Nine)
Each Player plays her own ball on the entire hole. The low score
between the partners will be the team score for each hole. 100%
of individual handicaps will be used.
• Shamble for 9 Holes (Back Nine)
Each teammate hits a tee shot. The best ball position is chosen
and each player plays their own ball in until their ball is holed. The
low score between the partners will be the team score for each
hole. 35% of teams combined handicaps will be used.
23SIGNATURE GOLF TOURNAMENTS
PROMONTORY CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS – GROSS AND NET
Men’s Senior Club Championship
August 20th – 21st
Cost: $200 per person
Friday, August 20th – First Tournament Round
7:30 am – Breakfast Buffet @ The Hearth
8:00 am – Tee time Start @ Dye Canyon Course
1:30 pm – Lunch following play @ The Hearth
Saturday, August 21st – Second Tournament Round
7:30 am – Breakfast Buffet @ The Peak
8:00 am – Shotgun Start @ Nicklaus Painted Valley Course
1:30 pm – Lunch and Awards following play @ Double Deer
Format:
• Gross and Net Stroke Play Competition
MEN’S & LADIES’ CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP
August 27th - 28th
Cost: $200 per person
Friday, August 27th – First Tournament Round
7:30 am – Breakfast Buffet @ The Hearth
8:00 am – Tee time Start @ Dye Canyon Course
1:30 pm – Lunch following play @ The Golf House
Saturday, August 28th – Second Tournament Round
7:30 am – Breakfast Buffet @ The Peak
8:00 am – Shotgun Start @ Nicklaus Painted Valley Course
1:30 pm – Lunch and Awards following play @ Double Deer
Format:
• Gross and Net Stroke Play Competition
24SEASONAL GOLF EVENTS
PROMONTORY CUP – MEN’S & LADIES’ TEAM MATCH PLAY
September 2nd – 4th
Ryder Cup Style match with Team Dye and Team Nicklaus
Cost: $175 per person
Thursday, September 2nd
6:00 pm – Pairing Party @ The Golf House
Friday, September 3rd – First Tournament Round
7:30 am – Breakfast Buffet @ The Hearth
9:00 am – Shotgun Start @ Dye Canyon Course
1:30 pm – Lunch following play @ The Golf House
Saturday, September 4th – Second Tournament Round
7:30 am – Breakfast Buffet @ The Peak
9:00 am – Shotgun Start @ Nicklaus Painted Valley Course
1:30 pm – Lunch and Awards following play @ Double Deer
Format Day 1:
• Best Ball of Partners for 9 Holes (Front Nine)
Each Player plays their own ball on the entire hole. The low score
between the partners will be the team score for each hole. 100%
of individual handicaps will be used. 1 point per match.
• Shamble for 9 Holes (Back Nine)
Each teammate hits a tee shot. The best ball position is chosen
and each player plays their own ball in until their ball is holed. The
low score between the partners will be the team score for each
hole. 35% team’s combined handicaps will be used. 1 point per match.
Format Day 2:
• Individual Matches for 18 holes
18-hole individual match play. Captains will choose pairings. 100%
of individual handicaps will be used. 1 point per match.
25SEASONAL GOLF EVENTS
MEN’S SEASON LONG MATCH PLAY COMPETITION
June – August
Cost: $100 per person
Pairings will be posted Saturday, May 29th
Each match will be given 3 weeks to complete. If a winner is not
decided by a match, a coin will be flipped to determine who will be
moving on. Matches are 100% of handicap the day the match occurs.
Matches will be played from the member tees.
LADIES’ GUEST DAYS
June 16th – Dye Canyon Course
August 18th – Nicklaus Painted Valley Course
Cost: $60 per Member / $100 per Guest
Wednesday, June 16th
7:30 am – Breakfast Buffet @ The Hearth
8:00 am – Tee time Start @ Dye Canyon Course
1:30 pm – Lunch following play @ The Hearth
Wednesday, August 18th
7:30 am – Breakfast Buffet @ The Peak
8:00 am – Tee time Start @ Nicklaus Painted Valley Course
1:30 pm – Lunch following play @ Double Deer
Format:
• Best Ball of Partners
Each Player plays her own ball on the entire hole. The low score
between the partners will be the team score for each hole. 100%
of individual handicaps will be used.
26SEASONAL GOLF EVENTS
PARENT / CHILD EVENT
July 1st – Dye Canyon Course
Cost: $90 per team
Thursday, July 1st
1:00 pm – Shotgun Start @ Dye Canyon Course
3:30 pm – Lunch following play @ The Men’s Lounge
RED, WHITE & BLUE EVENT
July 2nd – Dye Canyon Course
Cost: $125 per Member / $175 per Guest
Friday, July 2nd
9:00 am – Shotgun Start @ Dye Canyon Course
1:30 pm – Lunch and Awards following play @ The Dye Clubhouse
Format:
• Shamble 2 balls count of the foursome
Each teammate hits a tee shot. The best ball position is chosen
and each player plays their own ball in until their ball is holed. The
low score between the partners will be the team score for each
hole. 35% team’s combined handicaps will be used.
DEMO DAY
Saturday, July 3rd
Dye Canyon Course Range
10am – 2pm
All vendors will be present with opportunity to try all equipment.
Complimentary lunch will be served at the Golf House.
27PLAYING OPPORTUNITIES
MEN’S OPPORTUNITIES
Men’s Casual Game - Tuesdays & Thursdays
We don’t set-up formats, official games or pairings. Pairings will be
established on the driving range or 1st tee.
“The Game” - Wednesdays & Fridays
This is an ABCD format that we play each day and we call this the
“Ultimate Competitive Game”.
Men’s Game - Saturdays
The official open Men’s Game at Promontory. Run by the Professional
Staff, the formats change but the optional golfer’s games will always
be in play.
Mountain Masters
Our Senior 8-Man Team will be in competition against most of the
other Clubs in Park City. Promontory will be defending their title in
the 2021 season. Open to all male golfers over 50 years old. Please
contact the Golf Shop if interested. Dates and times are TBD.
LADIES’ OPPORTUNITIES
Ladies’ Play - Wednesdays at 10:00 am
Games and programs run throughout the season.
The Wasatch Cup - August 25th (Subject to change)
Course TBD - Please watch for details.
28JUNIOR GOLF PROGRAMS
JUNIOR CLINICS
June 3 – August 14 - Thursdays & Saturdays
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Promontory Juniors can hone their skills with supervised practice and
play with our Golf Professionals. Themes focus on different aspects of
the game and include established criteria for advancement based on
skill level.
WHEN: Thursdays and Saturdays (Unless otherwise specified)
3:00pm – 4:00pm Bunny Hill
4:00pm – 5:00pm Green & Blue Runs
5:00pm – 7:00pm Black & Double Black Diamonds
WHERE: Nicklaus Painted Valley Course
COST: $20 (Golf Member) ($45 Guest/Social Member) for Bunny Hill
and Green & Blue Runs; $35 (Golf member) ($60 Guest/Social
Member) for Black & Double Black Diamonds
JUNIOR EXPERIENCE CAMP
June 8th - 11th, July 20th - 23rd and August 3rd - 6th
A 4-day camp with golf, tennis, swimming, adventure and more. Lunch
is provided daily and a family awards banquet is held at the end of the
week. This camp is a Promontory favorite and fills up fast!
WHEN: 8:30 am – 5:00 pm
WHERE: Meet at the Dye Range
COST: $450 per Golf Member
$675 per Guest/Social Member
“THE STAMPEDE” - JUNIOR MEMBER/GUEST
July 6th - 7th
Junior age divisions (Ages 8-17) and prizes for all!
WHEN: 8:30 am – 5:00 pm
WHERE: Nicklaus Painted Valley Course & Dye Canyon Course
COST: $100 per Person
JUNIOR PROMONTORY CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP
August 7th
Junior age divisions (Ages 8-17) and prizes for all!
WHEN: 2:00pm Tee Time
WHERE: Nicklaus Painted Valley Course
COST: $30 per Person
29NINE & DINE TOURNAMENTS
Friday, June 11th
Nine & Dine - Nicklaus Painted Valley Course
Friday, July 9th
Nine & Dine - Nicklaus Painted Valley Course
Friday, September 10th
Nine & Dine - Nicklaus Painted Valley Course
Cost: $100 per Member Couple / $200 per Guest Couple
Golf for 9 holes with dinner to follow. Formats are TBD.
MEMBER-SPONSORED TOURNAMENTS
Tuesday, June 1st
Chad Lewis Cystic Fibrosis Tuesday, August 17th
Foundation Utah Association of CPA’s
Nicklaus Painted Valley Course Nicklaus Painted Valley Course
Monday, June 7th Tuesday, August 24th
Truss Foundation Event TAG Ranch
Dye Canyon Course Nicklaus Painted Valley Course
Tuesday, September 14th
Tuesday, June 22nd
Insight Group
Forever Young Foundation
Nicklaus Painted Valley Course
Nicklaus Painted Valley Course
30MEMBER GOLF TRIPS
Member Trips are offered to help extend Promontory’s golf season and
give another opportunity for our members to get to know one another.
Members can experience some of the best golf courses and events
around the world, while enjoying the game that we love.
Member Trips 2021:
Masters Golf Tournament - April
Scotland & Ireland - April/May
Whistling Straits - October
Please contact Ryan Kartchner at 435-333-4051,
if you’re interested in attending any of these golf trips.
PROMONTORY AWAY FROM HOME
Promontory Golf staff will be reaching out to members at their
“other club” to schedule golf in cities where our members reside when
they are not at Promontory. We will be setting up weekends where
we will travel to your city and have some of our Members host other
Promontory members at their clubs in that town. If you are interested
in hosting a Promontory group at your “other club” please contact Ryan
Kartchner at 435-333-4051, and we will try to set up an event in your
town where we can play your home course as well as others Promontory
Members’ courses in that area.
31HOLE-IN-ONE PROGRAM
Getting an “ACE” is one of the most special things that can happen
for a golfer, so we all enjoy celebrating together! When a Member
gets a Hole-in-One (“H-i-O”), they receive a commemorative plaque,
their name memorialized on the “H-i-O” board in the golf shop, and if
they are a participant in the optional “H-i-O” program they receive a
credit to sponsor celebratory drinks at a member mixer. Any remaining
balance from the fund can be used as a credit in the Golf Shop.
The “H-i-O” program is funded by a $5 charge to each participating
Golf Member’s account when the “H-i-O” is recorded. All golf
members that have not opted out of the program will be charged.
This initial charge covers the Primary Member and Member-A.
Opting out can be accomplished by contacting Autumn Hatch at
ahatch@promontoryclub.com. If junior, family or honorary members
would like to participate, they need to sign up at the Golf Shop and will
pay an additional $5 fee per “H-i-O”.
NICKLAUS PAINTED VALLEY “H-i-O” CLUB
Member Hole
Member Hole
Date
Mark Fisher #11 6/9/2011
Steve Miller #5 6/13/2012
Brad Demsey #11 6/19/2012
John Mann #16 8/3/2013
Dan Priestly #5 8/23/2013
Gail Charles #16 10/1/2013
Bob Mercer #3 7/17/2014
Justin Priestly #5 6/14/2015
Clay Heckler #3 8/9/2015
Steve Porter #16 9/25/2016
Stephanie Buckalew #5 8/4/2016
John Leavitt #5 7/18/2019
Alvin Ortner #5 6/5/2020
Mike Giddings #5 6/20/2020
Katharine Lauer #16 8/3/2020
32DYE CANYON “H-i-O” CLUB
Member Hole
Member Hole
Date
Jeff Johnson #11 5/27/2006
Chris Puglisi #8 8/31/2006
Pam Angel #13 5/27/2007
Shawn Turner #13 6/15/2007
Bud Hunt #16 6/25/2008
Steve Edgar #8 8/21/2009
Greg Ceccarelli #16 7/20/2010
Jane Howze #16 8/21/2010
Colleen Gillis #13 6/31/2011
Clive Bridgwater #13 7/31/2011
Bob Mercer #13 5/12/2012
Clive Bridgwater #4 5/16/2012
Tom O’Leary #8 8/12/2012
Tom Hildebrandt #13 8/16/2012
Herb Binder #8 5/21/2013
Brandon Tse #8 6/16/2013
Lucienne Cormier #8 7/8/2013
John Kornal #16 8/10/2013
Blake Haase #16 7/3/2015
Ron Trowbridge #16 7/12/2015
Richard Jackson #13 7/14/2015
Whitney Zaccaria #16 7/18/2015
Louis Alpern #16 7/18/2015
Sue Gillett #16 7/2/2016
Pete Troger #18 7/15/2019
Joe Coluccio #4 7/16/2019
Brian Bender #16 7/17/2019
Rick Farnell #16 7/25/2019
Jon Summers #16 8/24/2019
John Shaw #8 6/20/2020
Aiden Pruett #8 6/20/2020
Fred Gysi #16 7/21/2020
John Leavitt #13 8/29/2020
33PROMONTORY COURSE RECORDS
DYE CANYON COURSE RECORDS
TEE PLAYED PLAYER SCORE
• GOLD – Championship (7,690 Yards) Tony Finau 62
• BLACK – Dye (7,113 Yards) Perry Parker 66
• CHROME – Member (6,587 Yards) Ryan Kartchner 61
• WHITE – Promontory (6,072 Yards) Andrew Cottle 64
• RUST – Park City (5,405 Yards) Sadie Palmer 69
NICKLAUS PAINTED VALLEY COURSE RECORDS
TEE PLAYED PLAYER SCORE
• GOLD – Championship (8,098 Yards) Tony Finau 68
• BLACK – Nicklaus (7,460 Yards) Mac Konitzer 68
• CHROME – Member (7,068 Yards) Jed Rammell 67
• RUST – Park City (5,348 Yards) Sadie Palmer 72
GOLF COMMITTEE
Thank you to the Golf Committee for serving and helping the Golf Staff
do our best for our Golf Members throughout the season.
The Golf Committee meets 4 times a year. If you’re interested
in serving on the Promontory Golf Committee, please reach
out to Ryan Kartchner in the Golf Shop at 435-333-4051.
Golf Committee Members:
Dan Priestly
Scott Luttrell
Bob Caldwell
Mark Green
Mitch Manassa
Allison Nielsen
34DYE CANYON COURSE SCORECARD
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70.6/137 76.2/147 548 359 161 415 134 515 349 347 360 3188 i 378 152 559 317 376 412 148 521 390 3253 6441 66.9/123
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65.7/119 70.7/131 493 303 120 350 127 407 321 257 303 2681 L 378 111 455 252 307 335 77 421 331 2667 5348
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par m/W 5 4 3 4 3 5 4 4 4 36 4/5 3 5 4 4 4 3 5 4 36/3772/73
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handicap 1 11 17 7 15 3 5 13 9 12 16 2 14 10 4 18 6 8
parK City
70.7/131 493 303 120 350 127 407 321 257 303 2681 378 111 455 252 307 335 77 421 331 2667 5348
4835 67.3/129
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Date: scorer: attest:Co-Ed - Golf Clinic Signature Golf Tournaments Junior Golf
Ladies - Golf Clinic Ladies’ Playing Opportunities Seasonal Events
JUNE 2021 Men - Golf Clinic Men’s Playing Opportunities Member-Sponsored Tournaments
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
3 4 5 6 7 8
Ladies: Fundamentals for Co-Ed: Fundamentals
Starting the Golf Season
Men: Fundamentals for Starting the Golf
@TheDye for Starting the Golf Season @TheDye
Season @TheDye
9 10 11 12 13 14 15
Ladies: The Skill of Dye Canyon Co-Ed: The Art of
Consistent Solid Impact Course Opens Putting @TheDye
@TheDye
Men: The Skill of
Consistent Solid Impact
@TheDye
16 17 18 19 20 21 22
Ladies: Balance, Feel & Nicklaus Painted Co-Ed: Chipping &
Rhythm of Fairway Woods Valley Course Pitching Skills
& Hybrids @TheDye @TheDye
Opens
Men: Balance, Feel
& Rhythm of Scoring
Irons @TheDye
23 24 25 26 27 28 29
Season Long Match
Men’s Casual Game Ladies’ Play Ladies: Drivers-The Blend Men: Drivers - The Play (Pairings)
of Distance & Accuracy Blend of Distance &
“The Game” @TheDye Accuracy @TheDye Co-Ed: Playing
Men’s Casual Game Promontory’s Sloping
“The Game” Fairways @TheDye
30 31 All dates subject to weather conditions.
Dye Canyon
Course OpenCo-Ed - Golf Clinic Signature Golf Tournaments Junior Golf
Ladies - Golf Clinic Ladies’ Playing Opportunities Seasonal Events
JUNE 2021 Men - Golf Clinic Men’s Playing Opportunities Member-Sponsored Tournaments
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 2 3 4 5
Chad Lewis Cystic Ladies’ Play Ladies: The Art of Putting Men: The Art of Putting Junior Golf Clinics
Fibrosis Foundation @TheNick @TheNick @TheDye
“The Game”
@TheNick “The Game” Men’s Game
Men’s Casual Game
Men’s Casual Game Putt & Sip - @TheDye Co-Ed: Sand Bunkers &
Junior Golf Clinics Grass Flop Shot Skills @
@TheDye TheNick
6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Truss Foundation Event Junior Experience Ladies’ Play Ladies: Chipping & Nine & Dine - @TheNick Junior Golf Clinics
@TheDye Camp Pitching Skills @TheNick Men: Chipping & Pitching @TheDye
Junior Experience
Men’s Casual Game Camp Junior Golf Clinics Skills @TheNick Men’s Game
@TheDye Junior Experience Camp
“The Game” Co-Ed: The Skill of
Junior Experience Camp “The Game” Consistent Solid Impact
Men’s Casual Game @TheNick
13 14 15 16 Silver Kings - Men’s 17 Silver Kings - Men’s 18 Silver Kings - Men’s 19
Member / Member Member / Member Member / Member
Men’s Casual Game Ladies’ Guest Day Championship
@TheDye Championship Championship
Ladies: Playing Men: Playing Junior Golf Clinics @
TheDye
“The Game” Promontory’s Sloping Promontory’s Sloping
Fairways @TheNick Fairways @TheNick Men’s Game
Junior Golf Clinics “The Game” Co-Ed: Balance, Feel &
@TheDye Rhythm of the Full Swing @
TheNick
20 21 22 23 “The Showdown” - 24 “The Showdown” - 25 Junior Golf Clinics 26
Men’s Casual Game “The Showdown” - Ladies Member / Guest Ladies Member / Guest @TheDye
Ladies Member / Guest Invitational Invitational Men’s Game
Forever Young Invitational
Foundation Junior Golf Clinics Men: Sand Bunkers & Co-Ed: Drivers - The
“The Game” @TheDye Grass Flop Shot Skills Blend of Distance &
@TheNick @TheNick
Ladies: Sand Bunker & Accuracy @TheNick
Ladies’ Play Grass Flop Shot Skills “The Game”
@TheNick
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Men’s Casual Game Ladies’ Play All dates subject to weather conditions.
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