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Golf Calendar of Events 2020-21
Jonathan’s Landing Golf Club - 16823 Captain Kirle Drive, Jupiter, Florida 33477
Village Golf Shop 561-744-4231 | Old Trail Golf Shop 561-744-8200 | Village Clubhouse 561-747-7600
www.jonathanslanding.com
Executive Office
Joe DiPasquantonio, General Manager 561-744-4239
Lisa Berry, Executive Assistant 561-744-4240
Chris Persico, Network Admin. / Publications Mgr. 561-744-4251
Cristina Slave, Receptionist 561-744-4220
Main Number and Executive Office 561-747-7600 Golf
Village Fax 561-744-7439 Joe Downey, Director of Golf 561-744-4230
JL Dining Reservations 561-746-1301 Paige Golibart, Head Professional - Village 561-744-4235
JL Golf Shop 561-744-4231 Ben Walsh, Head Professional - Old Trail 561-744-8021
Advance Tee Times 561-744-4242 Bryon Burk, Clubhouse Manager - Old Trail 561-744-8295
Old Trail Dining Room 561-743-2000 Lou Mackey, Fleet Mechanic 561-222-1698
Old Trail Golf Shop 561-744-8200
Tennis Shop 561-747-2003 Food and Beverage
Fitness Center and Spa 561-743-2191 Joseph Watters, Executive Chef 561-744-4236
Website www.jonathanslanding.com Kirstin Snyman, Director of Food & Beverage 561-744-4223
ForeTees web.fortees.com/jonathanslanding Angelique Hopkins, Catering & Events Mgr. 561-744-4255
Reservation Procedure Membership Services
Regular dinner reservations will be taken 30 days in advance of Wendy Seely, Director of Membership Services 561-744-4250
the date. Reservations will be taken in fifteen minute increments. Jennifer Gilberti-Wooley, Membership Assistant 561-744-4220
All major Club and Holiday Event reservations will be taken
30 days in advance.
Tennis
Matt Boggs, Director of Tennis 561-743-2132
Cancellation Policy Ian Creighton, Head Tennis Professional 561-743-2134
Cancellation for major Club and Holiday Events made three Vahid Mirzadeh, Tennis Professional 561-743-2131
(3) days or less prior to an event will be subject to a 25%
cancellation charge. “No shows” at Club and Holiday Events Fitness Center & Spa
will be subject to a 100% cancellation charge. Mark Miller, Assistant Director of Fitness 561-743-2194
Elida Martinez, Spa Supervisor 561-743-2193
Dress Code
Formal Attire Maintenance – Clubhouse
Men must wear a jacket with a tie. Tuxedo optional. Scott Dean, Chief Engineer 561-744-4225
Note: Jackets are not required for boys 12 and under;
but slacks and collared shirts, please. Maintenance – Golf
Don Taylor, Director of Golf Course Maintenance 561-748-9799
Dressy Attire Mary Lips, Administrative Assistant 561-748-9134
Men must wear a jacket. Ties optional.
Note: Jackets are not required for boys 12 and under;
but slacks and collared shirts, please. Accounting
Ken Tennant, Controller 561-744-4290
Dressy Casual: Stacy Robinson, Member Billing 561-743-2061
Jackets requested, but not required.
Note: Jackets are not required for boys 12 and under; Security
but slacks and collared shirts, please. JL 561-747-1141
Old Trail 561-744-2673
Casual Attire
Men must wear slacks and appropriate shirts, tucked in.
No blue denim.
Sports Attire
Approved Golf or Tennis wear. Shorts acceptable.
No blue denim.
Theme Attire
Appropriate attire for theme or costume event.
Table of Contents Introduction.......................................................................................... 6 General Information ........................................................................ 7 Village Tournament........................................................................... 9 JL Men’s Golf Association........................................................... 10 JL MGA 18 Hole Event Schedule...............................................12 JL MGA Tournament Formats....................................................13 JL Ladies’ 18-Hole Golf Association.........................................18 JL WGA 18 Hole Event Schedule..............................................19 JL WGA 18 Hole Tournament Formats................................. 20 JL Ladies’ Challenge Cup Schedule...................................... 24 JL Ladies’ 9-Hole Golf Association.........................................25 JL WGA 9-Hole Event Schedule............................................. 26 JL WGA 9-Hole Tournament Formats...................................27 ‘J’ents & ‘L’adies Mixed Golf....................................................... 30 Twilight Golf........................................................................................31 ‘J’ents & ‘L’adies & Twilight Golf Event Schedule.............32 ‘J’ents & ‘L’adies Tournament Formats..................................33
Jonathan’s Landing Golf & Green Committee
Golf Committee
Chairman Bill Warner
MGA Tom Chisholm
WGA 18-Holers Bernadette Kane
Ladies’ 9-Holers Lory Harper and Rosemary Leto
“J”ents & “L”adies John & Diane Hutchinson,
Rick & Nancy Heichemer
Handicaps Richard Bach
Advisors Joe Downey, Paige Golibart,
Ben Walsh
Green Committee
Chairman Paul Stockall
Committee Members Steven Cress, Kate Fisher, Ed Freihofer
Sue Ginter, Mike Pearce, Bill Thomas
Jim Flanagan
Advisors Don Taylor, Mike James, Doug Little
Joe Downey, Ben Walsh, Joe DiPasquantonio
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Club Champion 2019
Men’s Champ: Paul Stockall
Women’s Champ: Alison Cress
Men’s 9 Champ: Alison Collard
Ladies’ 9 Champ: Linda Gilmore
Mixed Team Champs: Mike & Marilyn Andrews
The Piper Invitational Champs 2019
Men’s Gross: Andrew Coats & Nathan Crosby
Ladies’ Gross: Jody Schinella & Carol Fitzsimmons
Men’s Net: Wayne Carson & Dave Harper
Ladies’ Net: Diane Hutchinson & Cari Blum
Village Tournament Champions 2019
Passage Island
Marty Stack, Stacey Stack, Bill Warner, Lois Warner
Schooner Classic Champions 2019
Commodore Division - Colleen Adams & Susan Colton
Admiral Division - Nancy Blum & Heather Adams
Jonathan’s Cup Champions 2019
Pat McCabe & Jim McKenna
Jamboree Champions 2020
Wayne & Justin Slattery
Frank Cardi Memorial Member-Member Champions 2020
Jones Division - Andrew Coats & Mark Van Hoesen
Hogan Division - Don Berig & John Hastings
Captain’s Cup Champions 2020
Diane Hutchinson & Pam Van Hoesen
Harkness Cup Champions 2020
Colleen Adams & Alison Cress
Bob Watson Champions 2020
Carl Lombardo & Glenn Nowicki
Nickaleer Cup 2019
Bach’s Bangers
5Dear Member,
We are delighted to present the Golf Calendar for the 2020-21 golf season at Jonathan’s Landing Golf
Club. Your committees have worked hard to create a fun, competitive schedule that is sure to keep all
levels of play entertained throughout the season.
We trust you will find it to be an enjoyable tournament season with the highlighted events as we
continue through these unprecedented times. The Men’s Golf Association schedule is built around
the most popular Frank Cardi Memorial Member-Member and accompanied by The Lockie Cup,
Jonathan’s and Watson Cup. The Women’s Golf Association combines a competitive nature along with
camaraderie in its featured events such as the Captain’s Cup, Harkness Cup and Buddy Tournament.
The Ladies’ 9 Hole Association is your source for the introduction to tournament golf with its fun
formats including, but certainly not limited to, Tee for All, Greens Goddess, Three Queen’s and King
and Hope in Bloom. Finally, you can guarantee an exciting Sunday with the lineup of mixed ‘J’ents &
‘L’adies and Twilight events.
Engaging all JL Members, and getting everyone involved in our golf activities, is the key objective of
our operation. If there is something the staff can do to assist with this, we welcome you to come see us.
This summer, our golf courses are primed and ready for another great season of play. As you know, Old
Trail Project’s final touches will begin this season with the Hanse Golf Course Design team coming in to
build what is expected to be something South Florida has never seen. How exciting to have it happen
in our own backyard for us to watch and reap the benefits of a brand new golf course, practice facility
and short game area. With this, there will be some concern in availability of tee times while we are under
construction. During this time, we ask you to be patient, respectful of other Members and anticipate
some restrictions to ensure equal opportunity for all Members to access the two available courses.
We look forward to an enjoyable and successful season ahead and wish you all a safe and healthy
return to Jupiter!
Bill Warner Joe Downey
Golf Chairman Director of Golf
6General Information
Jonathan’s Landing & Old Trail Golf Staff
Joe Downey Director of Golf
Paige Golibart Head Golf Professional - Village
Golf Shop Manager
Ben Walsh Head Golf Professional - Old Trail
Max Bosco Assistant Professional
Patrick Dewey Assistant Professional
Dakun Chang Assistant Professional
Tara Petruzillo Assistant Professional
Jared Werner Assistant Professional
Julie Falanga Golf Shop Merchandiser
Trish Foti Golf Shop Staff - Old Trail
Cindy Pietrusik Director of Instruction
Lou Mackey Golf Fleet Mechanic
Fred Harkness Golf Professional Emeritus
Telephone Numbers
Jonathan’s Landing Golf Shop 561-744-4231
Jonathan’s Landing Office Fax 561-744-7439
Old Trail Golf Shop 561-744-8200
Old Trail Office Fax 561-743-8139
Advance Tee Times 561-744-4242
Same Day Tee Times at OT 561-744-8200
Lou Mackey Cart Repair 561-262-3156
7Golf Instruction
Lessons from the best at Jonathan’s Landing Golf Club
Golf Lessons
The Golf Professional Staff is excited to offer an array of programs from a highly experienced teaching staff to
better your game throughout the season. The types of instruction offered are as follows but not limited to:
• Private Individual Instruction • On-Course Playing Instruction
• Video Swing Analysis • Trackman Technology Ball & Club Data Analysis
• Themed Clinic Group Instruction
Pricing
1/2 Hour Lesson $ 55
1 Hour Lesson $ 110
Clinics $ 25
Club Fitting with Trackman $ 60/45min
The instructors at Jonathan’s have experience in all aspects of the game and can cater a lesson to what the
player specifically needs. The topics can be as follows but not confined to woods, irons, pitching, chipping,
putting, specialty shots, course management, mental approach etc. Below are the available instructors:
Instructors
Cindy Pietrusik, PGA, Director of Instruction Max Bosco, PGA, Assistant Golf Professional
Joe Downey, PGA, Director of Golf Jared Werner, PGA, Assistant Golf Professional
Paige Golibart, PGA, Head Professional - Village Dakun Chang, PGA, Assistant Golf Professional
Ben Walsh, PGA, Head Professional - Old Trail Patrick Dewey, Assistant Golf Professional
Club Fitting
Another aspect involved with game improvement, presented and encouraged by the Golf Staff is club
fitting. With the use of the industry’s premier resources and technology, all of the Professional’s at JL can
get your clubs dialed in to suit your game specifically. Whether it be utilizing the top club manufacturers
fitting system, or simply checking a players current set of clubs for any potential changes that could be
made our team will have your clubs where they need to be to play your best golf.
Pricing
Club Fitting with Trackman $60/45min
8Village Tournament
28th Annual Village Golf Tournament
Monday, April 26th
2019 Defending Champions
Passage Island
Marty Stack, Stacey Stack, Bill Warner, Lois Warner
Each village is requested to field one team for the Annual Village Golf Tournament.
Both Old Trail residents and “Off Campus” Members are encouraged to form their own teams.
• An entry fee of $25 for each village team will go towards individual trophies for the winning team.
• Teams will consist of four Golf or Sports Members.
• You must have at least one gentleman and one lady on the team.
• Each team must use the following handicap brackets when forming a team:
Minimum 1 Player with Handicap 0-20
Minimum 1 Player with Handicap 21-Over
Format
2 Better Balls of 4
90% Handicap
Jonathan’s Landing Village Course
1:00pm Shotgun
Cash Bar After Event to Celebrate The Winning Team!
9JLMGA Officers
Officers
President Tom Chisholm 551-427-5063 tomjchis@gmail.com
Vice President George Smith 561-846-2959 gsmith7065@aol.com
Treasurer Danny Carbone 516-903-6190 dmcnyy15@aol.com
Secretary Richard Bach 631-278-1000 countrydoc48@gmail.com
Committee Members
Carl Majeczky 561-339-4085 carlhm@gmail.com
Michael Pearce 561-308-1724 mockelld@gmail.com
Steve Cress 330-495-2999 cresssp@aol.com
Charlie Neligan 631-513-9183 charles.d.neligan@gmail.com
Advisory Roles
Handicap Chairman Richard Bach
Men’s Gold Tee Carl Majeczky
Professional Advisors Joe Downey, Paige Golibart
Ben Walsh
10Tournament Chairmen
Opening Scramble
October 22nd | Tom Chisholm
Lockie Cup
October 29th & 30th | Richard Bach
Jonathan’s Cup
November 12th & 13th | Charlie Neligan
Frank Cardi Memorial
January 14th & 15th | Danny Carbone
Bob Watson Cup
February 18th & 19th
Honors Club Classic
March 18th | Carl Majeczsky
Club Championships
April 6th - 17th | Golf Staff
Closing Scramble and Awards Dinner
April 22nd | Mike Pearce
11JLMGA 18-Hole Event Schedule
MONTH DAY EVENT TIME COURSE
October 22 Opening Day Scramble Tee Times Old Trail
29 M9/G - 1 Best Ball of 4 Tee Times Village
29 The Lockie Cup - Day 1 Tee Times Hills
30 The Lockie Cup - Day 2 Tee Times Fazio
November 5 MGA Combined - Point Quota Tee Times Village
12 M9/G - Tee it Forward (Red Tees) Individual Stroke Play Tee Times Village
12 Jonathan’s Cup - Day 1 Tee Times Fazio
13 Jonathan’s Cup - Day 2 Tee Times Hills
19 6-Man Scramble & Grill Night Tee Times Old Trail
26 Thanksgiving Week - NO EVENT
December 3 MGA Combined - 1 Best Ball of 4 Tee Times Hills
10 MGA Combined - 2-Person Scramble (PP) Tee Times Village
17 MGA Combined - 1 Best Ball of 2 Tee Times Village
24 Christmas Week - NO EVENT
31 New Years Week - NO EVENT
January 7 MGA Combined - 2 Better Balls of 4 Tee Times Fazio
14 Frank Cardi Memorial Member-Member - Day 1 Tee Times Old Trail
15 Frank Cardi Memorial Member-Member - Day 2 Tee Times Old Trail
21 6-Man Scramble & Grill Night Tee Times Village
February 1 Putting Pool Social 6:00pm Village
11 MGA Combined - Pinehurst (PP) Tee Times Village
18 M9/G - Team Point Quota (Red/Gold Tees) Tee Times Village
18 Bob Watson Cup - Day 1 Tee Times Fazio
19 Bob Watson Cup - Day 2 Tee Times Fazio
25 Superintendent’s Revenge (2-Person Scramble) Tee Times Fazio
March 11 MGA Combined - Beat the Pro Tee Times Village
18 The Honors Club Classic Tee Times Village
25 Putting Pool Social 6:00pm Village
April 1 MGA Combined - 1 Best Ball of 4 Tee Times Fazio
6 Senior Club Championship - Round 1 Tee Times Fazio
8 Senior Club Championship - Round 2 Tee TImes Fazio
8 Men’s 9/Gold Club Championship Qualifier Tee Times Village
15 Club Championship - Round 1 Tee Times Fazio
16 Club Championship - Round 2 Tee Times Fazio
16 Club Team Championship - Qualifier Tee Times Fazio
17 Club Championship - Finals Day Tee Times Village
22 MGA Closing Day Scramble & Awards Dinner Tee Times Village
**Due to COVID-19 restrictions, all events will be scheduled for tee times off the front and back nine unless
otherwise noted. This will be re-evaluated as guidelines are updated. Please refer to the event sign up on ForeTees
for specifics pertaining to each tournament**
GSP = Golf Shop Pairing
PP = Pick Your Partner/Team
12Men’s Tournament Formats
Your JL Men’s Golf Committee welcomes all Members and enjoys your participation. The Committee has
worked hard on this year’s calendar of events and activities to enhance your enjoyment and build participation.
We will continue the use of three sets of tees (with appropriate handicapping) to let everyone play the tees
they desire. We have also added a few more afternoon events so that more JLMGA Members can participate
during the season. Additionally, we will continue the Senior Club Championship for those who are 70+ years
of age and can compete on a gross score basis. We will also continue the 2-Man Team Club Championships
which are gaining in popularity. Here are descriptions of some of the events and tournaments. (Please refer
to ForeTees as the season progresses since things can change)
The Lockie Cup
October 29 & 30 • Tournament Play at Old Trail • The Lockie Cup is a multi-day event, modeled after
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the Ryder Cup. The spirit of this event is to promote camaraderie and Club fellowship, while simultaneously
conducting an exciting team oriented competition.
The Lockie Cup will feature two teams and the format for play will feature four nine-hole matches conducted
over two days. The first day will consist of team matches, Alternate Shot in the first round, and Better Ball of
Partners in the second round. The second day will consist of two separate singles matches for the third and
fourth rounds. The winning team retains the Lockie Cup bragging rights for the rest of the season! In the event
of a tie, the team that holds the cup will retain it.
A draft will be held to determine teams. Each team will consist of a proportional distribution of A, B, C, and D
players. Team captains will be chosen by the JLMGA Board. Participants will have the option to play from the
White Tees or the Gold Tees in this event. Players of all handicaps are encouraged to participate in this event!
There may be an additional cost per player to play in this event. The price will be listed on ForeTees once the
committee has finalized plans.
Thursday, October 29th
Round 1 8:30am Tee Times - Alternate Shot Matches
Round 2 11:00am Tee Times - Four-Ball Matches
Friday, October 30th
Round 3 8:30am Tee Times - Singles Matches
Round 4 11:00am Tee Times - Singles Matches
13Men’s Tournament Formats
Jonathan’s Cup
The Jonathan’s Cup will be played as a 36-Hole Member-Member Stroke Play Tournament including four unique
formats of play. It will be played in flights with four teams in each flight. Flights will be determined by combined
team handicap index.
Thursday, November 12th
8:30am Tee Times Front 9 on the Hills – Scramble
Back 9 on the Hills – Best Ball
Friday, November 13th
8:30am Tee Times Front 9 on the Hills – Pinehurst
Back 9 on the Hills – Alternate Shot
All scoring within flights will be Gross. Overall winners can come from any flight.
A minimum combined handicap of 12 is required for each team.
Men’s Afternoon 9-hole 6-Person Scramble & Steak Night
November 19th & January 21st • 3:00pm • On the Village Course • This relaxing afternoon format of a 9-hole
6-man scramble parlays into a fun cocktail hour and a grill out. Come on out for a great afternoon and night out
with the boys! Sign up now (these will sell out). Sixsomes set by Golf Shop.
Frank Cardi Memorial Member-Member
January 14 - 15 • The event will be split into two separate divisions, the Bobby Jones Division and the Ben
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Hogan Division. Each division will play slightly different formats; teams may elect to sign up for either division
based on their playing preference. Players may not have more than a 10 shot differential in handicap index.
Bobby Jones Division will be comprised of flights of 6 teams. On day 1, teams will play 3 matches over a total
of 27 holes. Lunch will be served between matches 2 and 3. On day 2, teams will play matches 4 and 5 against
the remaining teams in their flight. In the Jones Division, all players will play from the White Tees!
Ben Hogan Division will be comprised of flights of 4 teams. On day 1, teams will play 2 matches over a total
of 18 holes. Round 1 will be played as a match against par. On day 2, teams will play matches 3 and 4 against the
remaining teams in their flight. In the Hogan Division, all players will play from the Gold Tees!
On completion of the final match in each Division, an alternate shot Shoot-Out will be used to determine the
overall winner of the Division. The winning team may come from any flight within the Division.
In the event of an odd number of teams in the Jones Division, the Tournament Staff reserves the right to
adjust accordingly.
Note: There will be an additional cost per player to play in this event. The price will be listed on ForeTees
once the committee has finalized plans.
14Men’s Tournament Formats
MEN’S TOURNAMENT FORMATS
Frank Cardi Memorial Schedule
Jones Division Hogan Division
Day 1 - Thursday, January 14th Day 1 - Thursday, January 14th
Round 1 8:00am Tee Times Round 1 8:00am Tee Times
Round 2 10:30am Tee Times Round 2 10:30am Tee Times
Lunch 12:30pm Lunch 12:30pm
Round 3 1:30pm Tee Times
Day 2 - Friday, January 15th Day 2 - Friday, January 15th
Round 4 8:30am Tee Times Round 3 8:30am Tee Times
Round 5 11:00am Tee Times Round 4 11:00am Tee Times
Lunch Begins after play Lunch Follows play
Shoot-Out Begins on completion of all matches. Approximate start 2:00pm
Bob Watson Cup
February 18 & 19
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• This great tournament is played in the “second chance” format where you and your
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partner shoot your best ball of two on Day 1 and try to improve on that the following day. Find a partner and
sign up now, or the Golf Shop can pair you up!
Superintendent’s Revenge
February 25 • 9:00am • On the Fazio Course • This is a 2-person scramble team playing on a course
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that our Superintendents set up to be dastardly and challenging. You may find many fun obstacles (which
may not be moved) and pin placements during your day on the Fazio Course.
Honors Club Classic
March 18 • On the Village Course • Formerly the Senior Classic, this tournament is open to all ages in the
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JLMGA. It will be Individual Stroke Play, in age divisions, with both Gross and Net competitions. A luncheon is
held after the tournament to Honor the Annual JLMGA Hall of Fame Honoree who has made great contributions
to Golf at Jonathan’s Landing. All Members of the JLMGA are invited to attend the luncheon.
15Men’s Tournament Formats
The Club Championships 2020
Everyone should sign up for one of the following categories!!!
Club Championships
April 15 - 16 • The lowest 7 handicap indexes signing up for the event will be entered in the draw for the Club
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Championship alongside the defending champion, Paul Stockall. Players will be seeded according to index with the
defending champion as the number 1 seed. Quarter Final matches will be played on Thursday, April 15th on the Hills
Course. The Semi Finals will be played on Friday, April 16th on the Fazio Course. All Club Championship Finals will be
contested on Saturday, April 17th on the Village Course.
Senior Club Championships (Ages 70+)
April 6 & 8 • The Senior Club Championship is for those 70 years or older as of Round 1 of competition, April
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6, 2021. Play is on a gross basis and seeding will be determined by handicap index.
Tuesday, April 6th
Round 1 On the Fazio Course
Thursday, April 8th
Round 2 On the Fazio Course
Saturday, April 17th
Senior Championship Finals On the Village Course
Note: If one or more of the Senior Finalists happened to being playing in the regular Club
Championship Finals then the Senior Finals would be played on another day.
Team Club Championship
April 16 & 17 • The Team Club Championship format has been well received. On Thursday, April 16th, 2-person
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teams will compete in a 2-man Best Ball Qualifier split into flights based on handicaps and the amount of teams
signed up. The two lowest scoring teams in each flight will play a Four-Ball final match on Saturday, April 17th in
the Village during the Championship Finals Day. Teams may have a max handicap differential of 10 strokes and
all play will be gross within flights.
Thursday, April 16th
Qualifier 2-Person Best Ball
Saturday, April 17th
Finals Day Village Course
16Men’s Tournament Formats
General Descriptions of Formats
Point Quota
Quotas are determined by subtracting your handicap (100%) from 36. Minimum for 18 holes is a quota of four.
Points are given on Gross scores only.
1 Point Bogey Point Quota can be played as:
2 Points Par 2-Man teams
4 Points Birdie 4-Man teams
8 Points Eagle Individually
1 Best Ball of 2 (85% Handicap)
Team Stroke Play, the lowest score (gross & net) of the twosome is recorded on each hole.
1 Best Ball of 4 (75% Handicap)
Team Stroke Play, the foursome’s lowest score (gross & net) is recorded on each hole. A blind draw partner will
be issued for teams with less than four players.
2 Better Balls of 4 (85% Handicap)
Team Stroke Play, the foursome’s combined total of the two lowest scores (gross & net) is recorded on each
hole. A blind draw partner will be issued for teams with less than four players.
Pinehurst
Each player tees off. Player A will hit Player B’s second shot. Player B will hit Player A’s second shot. After the
second shots have been hit, you must choose one of the two shots. The ball you have selected will be played
out for the remainder using alternate shot format. If Player B’s second shot is selected, Player A will hit the third
shot. The team handicap will be determined by taking 20% of higher player + 50% of lower player, combined.
2-Person Scramble
Both players will hit from the tee. Selecting the best shot, both players will hit from that spot, continuing in this
format until the ball is holed out. Team Handicap will be the sum of 35% of player A + 15% of player B. Partners
must play the same tees, White or Gold.
Scramble (“JL Scramble” or “Sit-Out Scramble”)
A team, consisting of four players, tees off with the best ball on each series of shots being selected, including
the putt. If a putt is missed, mark the ball until all players have putted. This format will be played as no one player
may hit two consecutive full shots. There will be four players teeing off each hole, three players hitting all
subsequent shots leading to the green, and all four players will have the opportunity to putt. 1/8 of the combined
handicap will be used. Each player’s drive may be used a maximum of 5 times!
Note: Please remember that schedules can and will change. Please check ForeTees or the Golf Shop
for any updates or changes.
17JLWGA 18-Hole Committee President Bernadette Kane 440-221-7134 bmckane1@gmail.com Vice President Pat Dennis 203-962-2466 padd913@gmail.com Secretary Debbie Thornton 339-206-0769 ddthornton72@aol.com Treasurer Maribeth Finn 561-398-5700 mbfinn29@gmail.com Birdies, Eagles & Aces Vicki Singer 301-385-0497 vickisinger@hotmail.com Jody Tomaszewski 516-982-3517 jodytomaszewski@gmail.com Handicaps & Rules Kathleen Merchak 248-563-9504 kmerchak@gmail.com Membership Book Judy Clarke 561-262-8631 judini1014@gmail.com Wendy Field 401-644-9144 wendypfield1@gmail.com New Members Laura Roman 860-614-6254 theflromans@gmail.com 9/18 Liaison Ginny Folk 910-777-9888 gfolk@gmail.com Opening & Closing Heather Danneker 561-741-4386 psuteeitup@aol.com Parties Kate Fisher 860-836-6776 klamf@aol.com Sunshine Stacey Stack 772-260-2340 msstack@msn.com Interclub Matches Deb Hynes 508-789-0601 deborahlhynes@gmail.com Challenge Cup I & III Alison Cress 561-8 1 8-6874 teeaway@aol.com Past President / Nominating Deb Hynes 508-789-0601 deborahlhynes@gmail.com Photography Send Photos & Selfies to... jlwga18@gmail.com 18
JLWGA 18-Hole Event Schedule
MONTH DAY EVENT TIME COURSE
October 20 Zoom Annual Meeting/Opening Meeting 4:00pm Virtual
21 Opening Day Scramble Tee Times Old Trail
28 Individual Ringer - Day 1 Tee Times Hills
November 4 Individual Ringer - Day 2 Hills
11 Ladies’ Pro Day Tee Times Fazio
18 2 Better Balls of 4 Tee Times Hills
25 Thanksgiving Week - NO EVENT
December 2 1-2-3 Best Ball (GSP) Tee Times Fazio
9 Ladies’ Christmas Scramble Tee Times Old Trail
16 Odds & Evens (GSP) Tee Times Hills
23 Christmas Week - NO EVENT
30 New Year’s Week - NO EVENT
January 4 Queen Bee - Round 1 *Monday Tee Times Hills
6 Queen Bee - Round 2 Tee Times Hills
13 Mixed Sixes (Rain Date: Queen Bee) Tee Times Hills
18 The Captain’s Cup - Day 1 (PP) *Monday Tee Times Hills
20 The Captain’s Cup - Day 2 Tee Times Fazio
21 Rain Date: The Captain’s Cup Tee Times Hills/Fazio
27 Solheim Cup (Red vs. Blue) Tee Times Hills
February 3 3 Queens and A King Tee Times Village
8 The Harkness Cup - Round 1 *Monday Tee Times Fazio
10 The Harkness Cup - Round 2 Tee Times Fazio
11 Rain Date: The Harkness Cup Tee Times Fazio
17 Pinehurst (PP) Tee Times Fazio
22 The Buddy Tournament - Round 1 *Monday Tee Times Fazio
24 The Buddy Tournament - Round 2 Tee Times Fazio
March 3 Beat Paige the Pro (Rain Date: Buddy) Tee Times Fazio
10 Member’s Appreciation Day (GSP) Tee Times Fazio
15 Beware the Ides of March! (PP) *Monday Tee Times Village
19 Challenge Cup at JL *Friday Tee Times Village
24 2-Player Scramble (GSP) Tee Times Fazio
April 7 1 Best Ball of 2 (GSP) Tee Times Fazio
15 Ladies’ Club Championship - Round 1 Tee Times Fazio
16 Ladies’ Club Championship Flights - Round 1 Tee Times Fazio
17 Club Championship - Finals Day Tee Times Village
20 Ladies’ Closing Cocktail Party 6:00pm Village
21 Closing Day Scramble Tee Times Old Trail
**Due to COVID-19 restrictions, all events will be scheduled for tee times off the front and back nine unless
otherwise noted. This will be re-evaluated as guidelines are updated. Please refer to the event sign up on ForeTees
for specifics pertaining to each tournament**
GSP = Golf Shop Pairing
PP = Pick Your Partner/Team
19Women’s Tournament Formats
Welcome to Jonathan’s Landings Women’s Golf Association (JLWGA). We hope you enjoy this golf season and
are looking forward to the fun events and spirited competition that your Women’s Golf Committee Chairpeople
and J.L. Golf Staff have scheduled for you. Please note this valuable information.
• All events this season will be tee times, beginning at 8:30am, off #1 and #10 until further notice. Due to
this, sing-ups will close two days prior to the event to allow for ample time for preparation and communication.
• Sign up for all events is available on ForeTees
• Players need an established Jonathan’s Landing Handicap.
• Maximum 36 handicap will be applied for all courses and events.
• All eligible rounds of golf must be posted. Posting will be checked periodically by the Handicap Committee.
• In the event of a rain delay or rain-out during a major tournament, the decision on play will be by The Director
of Golf, Director of Maintenance & Tournament Chair(s). A notice will appear on ForeTees.
• Special Tournaments are open to ALL JLWGA golfers with qualifying handicaps & posted scores required.
Sign up for these events is also on ForeTees.
• Handicap indexes used for each event will be based on the day sign-up closes in ForeTees. In most cases,
this will be two days prior to the date of the event.
October 21st • Opening Day Scramble • GSP
8:00am tee times at Old Trail. This is a modified ABCD Step Aside Scramble. Modified means that the field will
be divided in half by the median handicap, then ABCD pairings will be made. Each player hits a drive and the
team chooses the best drive of the four. The player whose drive is used cannot hit the next shot. The same
procedure will continue until the team’s ball is on the green. All 4 players will have a chance to putt once a ball
is on the green. Each player’s drive may be used a maximum of 5 times! Lunch, awards and a short business
meeting will follow.
October 28th & November 4th • Individual Ringer
This new event is one you don’t want to miss! A ringer format is played as two 18-hole rounds on different days
with the same hole and tee locations. The first 18 holes can be improved upon during the second round to total
the best 18-hole score possible.
November 11th • Ladies’ Pro Day • GSP
The event format will be one best ball of the group with gross and net prizes. The Golf Pros will be positioned
around the course and each team will have the option of selecting the professional’s shot where they are stationed.
November 18th • 2 Better Balls of 4 • GSP
Teams of 4 players will be drawn by the Golf Shop. Each team will record both the 2 best balls gross and the 2
best balls net on each hole.
December 3rd • 1-2-3 Best Ball • GSP
Golf shop pairing by handicap, with similar handicaps being paired together. The Team Score will require the 1 best
ball on the par 5 holes, 2 best balls on the par 4 holes and 3 best balls on the par 3 holes. This will be a net only event.
December 9th • Christmas Scramble with the Ladies’ 9-Holers • GSP
In this 9-hole Twilight style scramble, the ladies in each pairing will split into two groups of three. Each group
will alternate scramble shots until on the green where all six players will putt.
December 16th • Odds & Evens • GSP
The team records one best ball on the odd numbered holes (gross and net) and two best balls on the even
numbered holes.
GSP = Golf Shop Pairing
PP = Pick Your Partner/Team
20Women’s Tournament Formats
January 4th & 6th • Queen Bee Tournament • Rain Date: January 13th • GSP
Golf Shop pairing by handicap. This is an Individual Ringer tournament also called an “Improvement tournament.”
Two 18-hole rounds of golf are played on the same course with the same pin placements on different days.
Each player has a chance to improve her score, hole by hole, on the second day. Example: if you score a 7 on
hole #1 on the first day and you score a 4 on hole #1 the second day, you will use the 4 as your score for the
tournament. Similarly, if you score a 5 on the first day on hole #2 and a 7 on the second day on hole #2, you will
keep the 5 for your better score. Gross and net prizes will be awarded. In the event of a tie, the tied players will
play a “sudden death” net playoff starting with hole #1. If both days of the tournament cannot be completed,
the tournament will be considered cancelled.
January 13th • Mixed Sixes • GSP
Four person teams will play three separate 6-hole formats over 18 holes. six holes of scramble, six holes of best
ball and six of pinehurst. Gross and net prizes available.
January 18th & 20th • Captain’s Cup Member-Member • Rain Date: January 21st • PP
The Captain’s Cup will be played in a match play format in flights. Each 2-player team will play a 9-hole match
against the other three teams in their flight over a two day period, playing one match against par. No team
may have more than an eight stroke index differential between partners. If they do, the higher handicap will be
adjusted accordingly.
There will be a winner in each flight and the team that accumulates the most points will be declared the overall
winner and achieve the honor of having their names added to the Captain’s Cup board. In the event that two
teams tie within a flight, the winner will be determined by their original head-to-head match. If the head-to-
head match ended in a tie, the winner will be determined by points from their head-to-head matches against
the second place team in their flight. If still not resolved, a coin toss will determine the winner.
In the event that two teams tie for overall points, the winner will be determined by a shoot-out immediately
following play on day two.
If one day of the 2-day tournament is rained out, the second day will be played on Thursday, January 21st. If it is
impossible to play the second day on the scheduled rain date, every effort will be made to reschedule the final
round on another available date. Otherwise, the tournament will be cancelled.
January 27th • Solheim Cup • GSP
The Golf Shop will establish partners to play a 1-day Solheim format. Players will be partnered with like handicap
players and compete against opponents in a match play format. Team colors will be determined prior to play
and all players will be notified of their team and color in advance. All players on the winning team will split the
prize pot for the day.
February 3rd • 3 Queens and a King • PP
This is a 2 better balls of 4 tournament. Choose a foursome of 3 Queens and 1 King. The entire foursome will tee
off from the red tees. The Queens will get 95% of their handicap and the King will get 90%. The King must be
different from the one the year before, not a spouse of your Queen, and must be a Member of Jonathan’s
Landing Golf Club.
GSP = Golf Shop Pairing
PP = Pick Your Partner/Team
21Women’s Tournament Formats
February 8th & 10th • Harkness Cup Member-Member • Rain Date: February 11th • PP
This is a 36-hole better ball (gross) of the partners. Partners must not have more than an eight stroke index
differential between their handicap indexes. All players will play from the red tees. There will be four teams per
flight. Prizes will be awarded to the low gross winner in each flight. The lowest gross team will be the overall
winner and have their name placed on the Harkness Cup board.
In the event of a tie after 36 holes, the tied teams will play a sudden death playoff starting on hole #1. In the
event that one of the two days is rained out, the second day will be played on the rain date of February 11th. In
the event that the rain date is also rained out, the tournament will be declared a one day tournament. In the
event that the tournament is reduced to one day and there are teams tied for the lead, those players involved in
all flights and only those teams, will have a score card playoff following the USGA rules to determine the winners,
i.e, back nine, last six, last three holes.
February 17th • Pinehurst • PP
Partners must not have more than an eight stroke index differential between their handicap indexes. Each player
tees off. Player A hits Player B’s shot and Player B hits Player A’s shot. After the second shots have been hit,
you must choose one of the two shots and alternate shots from that point until the ball is holed. If you choose
Player B’s second shot, Player A starts the alternate shot and vice versa. The team’s handicap will be 40% of
the higher handicap and 60% of the lower handicap combined.
February 22nd & 24th • The Buddy Tournament • Rain Date: March 3rd • PP
This is a 36-hole partner Ringer tournament. Two 18-hole rounds are played on the same course with the same
pin placements on different days. The better ball of the partners on the first 18-hole round can be improved dur-
ing the second 18-hole round. In the event of a rain-out, the rain date of March 3rd will be used. In the event that
we are only able to complete one 18 hole round, the result of that round shall stand. In the event of a tie after 36
holes, the tied teams in each flight will play a sudden death playoff starting on hole #1: the same as described
for the Queen Bee Tournament.
March, 3rd • Beat Paige the Pro
This is an individual net event. The winner(s) are those players with a net score lower than Golf Professional,
Paige’s gross score for the day.
March 10th • Member’s Appreciation Day • GSP
Join your fellow JLWGA players for a fun day on the golf course. Easy golf and special treats will be available to all
golfers as your JLWGA shows it’s appreciation for your loyalty and support during this most unusual golf season.
March 15th • Beware the Ides of March! • PP
“Friends, Romans, Lady golfers”, lend me your ears. Don’t miss this one. Sign up early on ForeTees with your
team of 4 players. You will play 15 holes of golf on the Village Course this Monday afternoon with Cocktails and
Appetizers to follow the fun (COVID friendly if necessary). Your team of 4 players must fulfill the golf requirements
per hole to earn a clue to discover the answer to the mystery. Will your team discover Who popped Caesar?
Costumes optional but encouraged.
March 24th • 2-Player Scramble • GSP
Partners/players tee off and select the best of the two shots for play. All other players will place their ball within
one club-length of that position and hit from there. Both players hit. Continue until the ball is on the green. Both
players putt placing their ball within one folded scorecard of the ball chosen. If a putt is missed, mark putts
until all players have putted. Score for each hole is recorded and totaled at the end of play. You must use each
player’s drive a minimum of 5 times.
GSP = Golf Shop Pairing
PP = Pick Your Partner/Team
22Women’s Tournament Formats
April 7th • 1 Best Ball of 2 • GSP
Play your best net ball of 2 against the field.
April 15th - 17th • Ladies’ Club Championship and Flights
The lowest 7 handicap indexes signing up for the Championship Flight of The Ladies Club Championship
will compete alongside the defending champion, Alison Cress. Players will be seeded according to index
with the defending champion as the number 1 seed. Quarter Final matches will be played on Thursday, April
15th on the Fazio Course. The Semi Finals will be played on Friday, April 16th on the Fazio Course. All Club
Championship Finals will be contested on Saturday, April 17th on the Village Course.
Ladies not wishing to compete in the Championship may sign up for the Flights of the event. Players will
be entered into Flights of 4 players determined by handicap index. Semi Final Matches will be played on
Thursday, April 16th on the Fazio. The winners will compete on the Village Course on Saturday, April 17th.
April 20th • Ladies’ Closing Cocktail Party & Meeting • 6:00pm (TBD)
Wrap up the season with friends! Hosted by JLWGA
April 21st • Closing (Step Aside) Scramble • GSP
This is a modified ABCD scramble with lunch and awards after golf. The field will be divided by the median handicap
and then ABCD pairings will be made. Each player hits a drive and the team chooses the best drive of the four. The
player whose drive is used cannot hit the next shot. Same procedure is followed until the team’s ball is on the green.
All players have opportunity to putt once ball is on the green. Each player’s drive may be used a maximum of 5 times!
GSP = Golf Shop Pairing
PP = Pick Your Partner/Team
23Women’s Tournament Formats
Special Tournaments
Palm Beach Challenge Cup • Scratch Matches (Matches & Team Confirmations Required)
There are 30 clubs in Palm Beach County that field teams to play in the Cup. These match play contests are
played scratch. There are eight players per club, per match. The teams in Cup I are Boca West, BallenIsles,
Frenchman’s Reserve, Ibis I, Bear Lakes and JL. The teams in Cup III are THe Fountains, Jupiter Country Club,
Eastpointe, Ibis II, Delray Dunes and JL. Each club hosts a match with the exception of the previous year’s
Cup winner. The cost of each match is $55 which includes lunch, tips, golf, cart and a cocktail reception with
appetizers. To be eligible, a player must be a member of the Women’s 18 hole Golf Association in good standing
and be entitled to full golf privileges (no Preview Members) at her club and have posted at least 10 attested
scores from October 25th - March 1st of the current golfing year. Matches are played in late March and early
April. The only exception to the above 10 attested score policy will be a situation where a team is in jeopardy
of forfeiting because they cannot field a team. In that case, the team Captain will be able to draft a player who
may not meet the above criteria.
As of March 1st, the Cup Captains submit a lineup in order of Index from Foretees to the Challenge Cup Board.
The lowest eight players in order of indices from the lineup who are available will play on Cup I. The lowest eight
players may not play on Cup III. Although it is not mandatory, we encourage all interested ladies to sign up on
ForeTees starting in mid January.
MONTH DAY Challenge Cup Series TIME
March 17 Challenge Cup III @ Broken Sound 1:00pm
19 Challenge Cup I & III @ Jonathan’s Landing 1:00pm
24 Challenge Cup I @ BallenIsles 1:00pm
24 Challenge Cup III @ Eastpointe 1:00pm
29 Challenge Cup I @ The Fountains 1:00pm
31 Challenge Cup I & III @ Ibis 1:30pm
April 5 Challenge Cup I @ Boca West 1:00pm
6 Challenge Cup I @ Frenchman’s Reserve 1:30pm
6&7 Challenge Cup Rain Dates TBD
9 Challenge Cup Match 1:30pm
24Ladies’ 9-Hole Golf Association
Board of Directors
Co-Presidents Lory Harper 561-262-3013 lharper22@hotmail.com
Rosemary Leto 954-675-8253 roeleto@comcast.net
Vice President Linda Gilmore 561-676-6101 lgilm48690@aol.com
Secretary Carol Hamlin 847-830-4396 chamlin@jhamlin.com
Treasurer Terry Bach 631-278-0141 tsperlbach@comcast.net
Past President Linda Guld 609-290-6091 ttllady@aol.com
Committee Chairs
Membership Sandy Storm 561-202-4251 cvillequeen20@yahoo.com
Sunshine Marianne Melley 551-482-0048 mdelaneym@gmail.com
Communications Linda Gilmore 561-676-6101 lgilm48690@aol.com
and Directory
Welcome Back Kasia Bulkley 508-277-1338 kasiab1@comcast.net
Opening Luncheon Ginny Folk 910-777-9888 gfolk@gmail.com
Christmas Scramble Pat Quinn 617-852-1608 pataquinn@comcast.net
3 Queens and a King Priscilla Aitkin 516-578-9528 pris2009@optonline.net
Hope in Bloom Patricia Rowell 646-256-2548 patriciarowell@gmail.com
Closing Day Luncheon Ronnie Matthai 732-996-1515 summerwind1@verizon.net
25Ladies’ 9-Hole Event Schedule
MONTH DAY EVENT TIME COURSE
October 14 Best Ball of 2* (PP) Tee Times Village
21 Individual Low Net / Count Your Putts* Tee Times Village
28 Opening Day Scramble Tee Times Village
November 4 Upside Down* Tee Times Village
11 2 Better Balls of 4* Tee Times Village
18 Blind Nine / Count Your Putts* Tee Times Village
25 Thanksgiving Week - NO EVENT
December 2 Tee For All* Tee Times Village
9 Christmas Scramble & Luncheon (with 18-Holers) Tee Times Old Trail
16 1 Best Ball of 4 Net* (PP) Tee Times Village
23 Christmas Week - NO EVENT
30 New Year’s Week - NO EVENT
January 6 Greens Goddess* Tee Times Village
13 Count 5 Best Holes* Tee Times Village
20 Hate ‘Em* Tee Times Village
27 Matchstick* Tee Times Village
February 3 Beat the Pro at Old Trail / Count Your Putts Tee Times Old Trail
10 Three Queens and a King Tee Times Village
17 Hope in Bloom Tee Times Village
24 Uno, Dos Tres* Tee Times Village
March 17 Queen of Hearts* Tee Times Village
31 Par 3 Challenge Tee Times Village
April 14 Club Championship Qualifier / 1 Best Ball of 4 Tee Times Village
21 NO EVENT
28 Closing Day Scramble, Luncheon & Meeting Tee Times Village
**Due to COVID-19 restrictions, all events will be scheduled for tee times off the front and back nine unless
otherwise noted. This will be re-evaluated as guidelines are updated. Please refer to the event sign up on ForeTees
for specifics pertaining to each tournament**
To qualify for participation in the Club Championship, Members must have an established
handicap and must play and post scores in a minimum of 5 qualifying Ladies’ 9-Hole events.
Qualifying Ladies’ 9-Hole events are indicated above with an asterisk (*).
GSP = Golf Shop Pairing
PP = Pick Your Partner/Team
26Ladies’ 9-Hole Event Formats
Weekly Event Rules
You must sign up for weekly events on ForeTees or by calling the Golf Shop at 561-744-4231 by noon Tuesday.
If you sign up for any event, you are committed to play. Please take this commitment seriously, as you create
unfair situations if you do not show up. If you sign up for an event and find you cannot play, please notify the
Golf Shop as soon as possible to avoid last minute problems.
1. Weekly scores will be posted by the Golf Shop
2. Cross Over/Drop area on hole #7 (Also applies to #17 and #18). Count strokes as follows:
• Hit ball into the water inside black stake = 1 stroke
• Out of the water (whether you get your ball or not) = 1 stroke penalty
• Crossing over water and drop ball in drop area = 1 stroke penalty
• Hitting ball onto green from drop area = 1 stroke
• If you are not inside the black stakes and hit your ball into the water, you are not allowed to use the “carry
over/drop” rule #7 above; you must place your ball inside the black stake anywhere in the line in which it
went into the water and attempt to hit it over. If you then go into the water, you are now allowed to use
the “carry over/drop”rule #7.
Weekly Event Formats
Scrambles
2-Player Scramble or 4-Player Scramble: Partners/players tee off and select the best of the two (or 4) shots for
play. All other players will place their ball within one club-length of that position and hit from there. Every player
hits. Continue until the ball is on the green. All players putt placing their ball within one folded scorecard of
the ball chosen. If a putt is missed, mark putts until all players have putted. Score for each hole is recorded and
totaled at the end of play. You may use each player’s drive a maximum of 5 (or 3) times.
October 14th, November 11th, December 16th & April 14th • Best Ball
1 Best Ball of 2 ~or~ 1 Best Ball of 4: Take the one best net score of the two (or 4) players on each hole - add the
total at the end of play.
2 Better Balls of 4: Take the two best net scores of the foursome on each hole - add the total at the end of play.
October 28th & April 28th • Opening / Closing Four-Player “Sit Out” Scramble
A team, consisting of four players, tees off with the best ball in each series of shots being selected for play. All
players will place their ball within one club-length of the selected ball and hit from there. The player whose ball
is selected must sit out the next shot. This “sitting out” continues until the ball is on the green at which time all
players putt, placing their ball within one folded scorecard of the ball chosen. If a putt is missed, mark the ball
until all players have putted. Score for each hole is recorded and totaled at the end of play. You may use each
player’s drive a maximum of three times.
November 4th • Upside Down
You won’t have to stand on your head to win this tournament. Come play this net tournament with us on
the back nine instead of the front. Lowest net scores win. There will also be two low gross winners.
November 18th • Blind Nine & Count Your Putts
All players play their own ball. Each member from the first team in will draw a number “from the hat” and those
holes will be eliminated from everyone’s score. Lowest net score wins. There will also be two low gross winners.
27Ladies’ 9-Hole Event Formats December 2nd • Tee For All Low Net Event. Players have the option of teeing up their ball any time from tee to green. Lowest net scores win. There will also be two low gross winners. December 9th • Christmas Scramble with the Ladies’ 18-Holers • GSP In this 9-hole Twilight style scramble, the ladies in each pairing will split into two groups of three. Each group will alternate scramble shots until on the green where all six players will putt. January 6th • Greens Goddess Who will be the Goddess of the Greens? Each player plays her own ball up to the green. Holes played are 1, 2, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, & 14 no water holes. Once your ball is on the green, the tournament becomes a Putting Tournament. Record your total score (for the computer record) and your total putts each hole. The Greens Goddess is the player with the lowest total number of putts for the nine holes. In addition there will be low net prizes and one low gross prize. All players will play from the green tees. January 13th • Count 5 Best Holes Each player can choose five of the nine holes played, and record the score. Five holes must include at least one of each par 3, par 4 and par 5. Lowest net scores win. There will also be one low gross winner. January 20th • Hate ‘em Played on all par 4 holes (holes 1, 2, 8, 9, 10, 12, 13, 14 & 15). Players can eliminate any 3 holes from their score but they must indicate which 3 holes they want to eliminate before they tee off by circling those 3 holes on their score card. Lowest net scores win. There will also be two low gross winners. January 27th • Matchstick The red team against the blue in match play. Each team of four will consist of two red and two blue players with similar handicaps. In match play, the game is played by holes; a hole is won by the players who hole their ball in the fewest number of strokes. The winners will be the players on the team with the most “wins.” February 10th • Three Queens and A King 4-Player “Sit Out” Scramble Format. Teams of 3 queens will select their king who must be a non-spouse of the queens and a Member of JL Golf Club. The entire foursome will tee off from the Red/Forward Tees. Every player’s drive must be used at least once with no more than 4 drives from any player. February 24th • Uno, Dos, Tres This is a 4 player Best Ball event; however, for scoring, you take the one best ball of the foursome on the par 5’s, two best balls of the foursome on par 4’s and three best balls of the foursome on par 3’s. The team with the lowest net score wins. March 31st • Par Three Challenge The Pro will change the Village Course to a Par 3 Course for 9 holes using a combination of both front and back if needed. The Pro will adjust individual handicaps. Lowest net scores win. There will also be one low gross winner. 28
Ladies’ 9-Hole Event Formats
April 14th • 1 Best Ball of 4 / Championship Qualifier
To be eligible to play in the Club Championship Qualifier, a player must have an established handicap and have
played and posted a score in a minimum of five Wednesdays in which individual scores count for winning an event
(those Wednesdays are listed below). Gross scores only will be used to determine winners. At the end of play on
Wednesday, the two players from the Championship Match Qualifier with the lowest gross score will play in the
Championship Match on the following Saturday. In Match Play, the game is played by holes; a hole is won by the
player who holes her ball in the fewest number of strokes. On Saturday, all competing players must either ride with
each other or take separate carts; no one else is allowed to ride with the players and all other viewers must ride no
more than 25 yards from the players.
Note: Championship Match and Trophy Presentation is on Saturday, April 17th at Jonathan’s Landing.
Wednesday Qualifiers for Championship Play | You must play 5 of these 13 events and post scores.
October 14th • Best Ball 2 (PP) January 6th • Greens Goddess
October 21st • Individual Low Net January 13th • Count 5 Best Holes
November 4th • Upside Down January 20th • Hate ‘Em
November 11th • 2 Better Balls of 4 January 27th • Matchstick
November 18th • Blind Nine February 24th • Uno, Dos, Tres
December 2nd • Tee For All March 17th • Queen of Hearts
December 16th • 1 Best Ball of 4 / Net
29‘J’ents & ‘L’adies Mixed Golf
Co-Chairpersons
Diane Hutchinson 401-703-8687 dianehutch60@gmail.com
John Hutchinson 703-403-3898 jbhutch60@gmail.com
Nancy Heichemer 607-427-5036 nancyhike@gmail.com
Rick Heichemer 607-427-4682 rickhike@gmail.com
‘J’ents and ‘L’adies
A great way to spend a Sunday!
Come join all our
‘J’ents and ‘L’adies
for an afternoon of golf followed by Dinner and
our awards presentation.
You can register a foursome as long as there is at least one
‘J’
ent and / or one ‘L’ady in the group.
The Golf Shop will help with any pairing requests.
Play more “fun” events and mix it up with golf and players as we add a full
beverage cart to the day’s festivities and have more in-town play.
Register for events in advance using our ForeTees system. The field
is limited to the first 60 couples / 30 teams to register.
Maximum handicap allowed for & ‘J’ ‘L’
events for men is 36.
Maximum handicap for ladies’ will be 40.
We will still have shotgun starts and a closest-to-the pin for both Men and Women.
Playing golf on Sunday is so much fun! Sign up and see!
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