2019 BENEFITTED MEMBER GOLF GUIDE...Managed by: 20301 Charlotte Boulevard, Millsboro, DE 19966 •...

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20301 Charlotte Boulevard, Millsboro, DE 19966 • (302) 933-8072 • plantationlakesclub.com

2019 BENEFITTED MEMBER

GOLF GUIDE

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Homeowner Membership Benefits & Rates ......................................................................... 4

Golf Directory & Hours of Operation ................................................................................... 5

Maintenance Schedule and Practice Facility Hours.............................................................. 6

Golf Professional Staff .............................................................................................................. 7

Golf Instruction Program ......................................................................................................... 8

Benefitted Community Facilities Rules, Regulations ............................................................ 9

Member, Transfer and Guest Privileges ............................................................................ 9

Use of the Club ..................................................................................................................... 10

Practice Facility ...................................................................................................................... 11

Golf Course Rules ................................................................................................................ 11

Golf Cart Operation ............................................................................................................. 11

Handicap Flag Policy ............................................................................................................ 12

Dress Code ............................................................................................................................ 12

Tee Time Policy ................................................................................................................... 12

Junior Play ............................................................................................................................ 13

Courtesy and Etiquette ......................................................................................................... 13

Ball Hawking Policy ............................................................................................................. 13

Walking Policy ...................................................................................................................... 13

Tennis Facility ....................................................................................................................... 14

Event Rules and Regulations ................................................................................................... 15

Handicap Information.............................................................................................................. 16

Golf School ................................................................................................................................ 17

Demo Days ................................................................................................................................ 18

Tuesday Ladies Association Schedule ................................................................................... 19

Wednesday Men’s Association Schedule .............................................................................. 20

Club Event Schedule ................................................................................................................ 21

Masters Event .................................................................................................................... 22

Red Tee Challenge ........................................................................................................... 23

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Junior Golf League ........................................................................................................... 24

Match Play Championship ................................................................................................ 25

Memorial Day Stableford ................................................................................................. 26

Glow Golf ......................................................................................................................... 27

2-Day Member-Guest ....................................................................................................... 28

Member/Member ............................................................................................................. 29

Flag Tournament .............................................................................................................. 30

1-Day Member-Guest ....................................................................................................... 31

Plantation Lakes Ryder Cup ............................................................................................. 32

Labor Day Shamble .......................................................................................................... 33

Member-Staff Scramble .................................................................................................... 34

Breast Cancer Charity Outing ........................................................................................... 35

Superintendent’s Revenge ................................................................................................. 36

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GOLF BENEFITTED MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS

Meticulously maintained Arthur Hills

designed championship golf course

No greens fees

Knowledgeable and experienced PGA

Professional club staff provide player

development programs and event planning

Discounted rates for guests Discounts on Golf Shop merchandise

Access to member only events – league play,

Member-Guests, Club Championships**

and many more!

Access to Club USGA Handicap with the

Delaware State Golf Association (DSGA)

Member Only Clinics

Advanced tee time reservations with priority

over public play

Social Events**

Discounted use of Practice facility

Golf Club Storage**

Member Charging Privileges**

Unlimited play*

Walking play permitted without charge

(after 3 p.m. in season and 2 p.m. off season)

Reciprocal rates with other participating

ICON Management Services Inc. clubs

*Subject to availability and payment of applicable cart fees

**May be available after the clubhouse opens

2019 SEASON GOLF RATES April 1

st – October 31

st

Member Guest of Member Public

9-Hole Rates $10 $26.00* $34.00

Replay Rate $8 $18.00* $22.00

Range Balls $4.00 $8.00 $8.00

All rounds include cart fee & small warm-up bag of range balls

Large range bags can be purchased separately

*Guests of a Member receive the discounted rate a maximum of 6 times per season (April 1 – October 31). Guests may play as

many times as they wish after that at the applicable public rates.

Rates are subject to change and may be amended, supplemented or otherwise revised from time-to-time without notice

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GOLF & HOA DIRECTORY

Head Golf Professional: Brian Fedish

[email protected] 302-933-8072

Assistant Golf Professional: Ian Madinger

[email protected] 302-933-8072

Golf Course Superintendent: Nicholas Larrimore

[email protected]

302-545-6547

ICON Management Corporate

Office:

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Community Association Manager: Heather Pleasants [email protected] 302-934-5200

GOLF SHOP HOURS OF OPERATION

April 1 - April 30: 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

May 1 - August 31: 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

September 1 - September 30: 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

October 1 - October 31: 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Off Season Hours: 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.*

Modified Hours: Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve & New Year’s Eve

Closed: Christmas Day, New Year’s Day*

*Off season hours may occasionally vary due to inclement weather

mailto:[email protected]



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GOLF COURSE SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE

April 1 - April 2: Course CLOSED (Greens Aerification)

June 3: Course CLOSED until 9:00AM (needle tyne greens)

July 8: Course CLOSED until 9:00AM (needle tyne greens)

August 5: Course CLOSED until 9:00AM (needle tyne greens)

September 9 – September 10: Course CLOSED (Greens Aerification)

PRACTICE FACILITIES HOURS OF OPERATION

Open to Close Daily*

*In season, the practice facilities will close one hour early on Sundays and reopen Monday at noon AND it will

close one hour early on Wednesdays and re-open Thursdays at 8:30 a.m. due to weekly maintenance.

These are subject to change due to holidays and/or scheduled events.

All of the aforementioned hours, schedule and rates are subject to change and may be amended,

supplemented or otherwise revised from time-to-time without notice

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GOLF PROFESSIONAL STAFF

Brian Fedish, PGA

Head Golf Professional

[email protected]

Ian Madinger

Assistant Golf Professional

[email protected]

Brian Fedish is a proud United States Army Veteran who served during

Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan. He earned the Good Conduct

Medal, Army Commendation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Global

War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal and the Global War on Terrorism

Service Medal for his services provided overseas. Upon return to the United

States, Brian also received a Presidential Citation Award for service in a unit

cited in the name of the president for extraordinary heroism in action.

Brian was elected into PGA Membership on July 1st, 2011. Prior to joining

Plantation Lakes, Brian most spent 9 ½ years as a First Assistant Golf

Professional at The Polo Club of Boca Raton in South Florida. While at The

Polo Club he attained Level 3 Titleist Performance Institute Golf Fitness

Instructor, Level 2 Golf Coach, and Level 3 Junior Coach Certification. Brian

has experience using the latest technology in the golf instruction world,

including FlightScope, K-Vest and BodiTrak. He has vast experience running

tournaments and providing instruction in individual and group settings. Brian

has a strong passion to excel above and beyond his call of duty and always

strives to improve.

Brian also worked at Burning Ridge Country Club, the 2006 Myrtle Beach and

South Carolina course of the year. He has volunteered with The First Tee

program of Myrtle Beach, Special Olympics, The National Father & Son

Classic, and Monday after the Masters Event.

Ian is a PGA Apprentice from Honolulu, HI, where he picked up golf at a

young age and played competitively in regional, state, and scholastic junior golf

associations. Ian studied at the University of Colorado, Colorado Springs,

where he received a Bachelor’s degree in History. For four years, Ian filled a

number of roles as a Golf Professional and conference resort employee at the

Country Club of Colorado at the Cheyenne Mountain Resort. During his time

at the Country Club of Colorado, Ian also filled roles at the fitness, tennis

center, and resort conference services departments. As an apprentice, he

worked under PGA Director of Instruction, Colorado Golf Hall of Fame, and

PGA Junior Instructor of the Year recipient Ann Finke. Ian has volunteered

at the Sony Open in Hawaii, the Rocky Mountain Junior Golf Tour, and the

First Tee of Colorado’s Golf in Schools program.

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PLANTATION LAKES GOLF INSTRUCTION

INSTRUCTORS

Brian Fedish – PGA Head Golf Professional

Ian Madinger – Assistant Golf Professional

INDIVIDUAL LESSONS 30-Minute $50

Series of Five (5) 30-Minute $210*

60-Minute $90

Series of Five (5) 60-Minute $380*

INDIVIDUAL JR LESSONS 30-Minute $40

60-Minute $60

TPI Physical Assessment Available with Brian Fedish Only

TPI Physical Assessment $75

K-VEST Assessment Available with Brian Fedish Only

K-VEST Assessment $75

TPI & K-VEST Assessment Available with Brian Fedish Only

TPI Physical Assessment &

K-VEST Assessment (60 Minutes)

$125

K-VEST Biofeedback Lesson Available with Brian Fedish Only

Individual Biofeedback Session $100

Game Improvement Package**

(Limited Availability) Available with Brian Fedish Only

Initial Assessment (TPI & K-VEST)

Two (2) 1-Hour STD Lesson

Eight (8) Biofeedback Sessions

Final Assessment (TPI & K-VEST)

$1100***

*Packages & series fees must be paid in full in advance.

***Game improvement package can be purchased in three installments

1st

Installment = $367 (Initial assessment, One 60-minute Lesson and 2 biofeedback sessions)

2nd

Installment = $367 (3 biofeedback sessions and one 60-minute lesson)

3rd

Installment = $366 (3 biofeedback sessions and final assessment)

**All lesson packages must be used within 150 days of initial lesson.

Gift certificates are available in the golf shop

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Plantation Lakes Homeowners’ Association, Inc.

Benefitted Community Facilities Rules & Regulations

The following rules & regulations (the “Rules”) have been adopted by the Golf Board of the Plantation Lakes Homeowners’

Association, Inc. (the “Association”) to enhance the preservation of the Benefitted Community Facilities and the safety and convenience

of the users thereof. These Rules are for the Benefitted Community Facilities and are in addition to those adopted for the general

Community Facilities. It is the responsibility of those using any of the Benefitted Community Facilities to know these Rules and to

cooperate in their enforcement. All capitalized terms used, but not defined, in these Rules shall have the meanings set forth in the

Third Amended and Restated Declaration of Covenants, Conditions, Restrictions and Reservation of Easements for Plantation Lakes,

as it may be further amended from time to time as provided therein (the “Declaration”).

BENEFITTED COMMUNITY FACILITIES

MEMBER PRIVILEGES IN GENERAL

1. Benefitted Members and other Persons shall be entitled to the enjoyment of the Benefitted Community Facilities, if applicable, in

accordance with the Declaration and these Rules.

2. Use privileges of the Benefitted Members will be extended to two (2) adult individuals who legally reside in the Dwelling Unit on the

applicable Benefitted Lot, along with the children of such individuals who also legally reside in such Dwelling Unit and who are under

twenty-one (21) years of age. The two (2) adult individuals and any applicable children shall be designated in writing to the Association

and may be changed no more than one (1) time per calendar year.

TRANSFER OF PRIVILEGES

1. Any Benefitted Member may transfer the right of enjoyment to the Benefitted Community Facilities to tenants residing in the

Benefitted Member’s Dwelling Unit provided a completed transfer form is signed by the Benefitted Member and submitted to the

office, along with payment of the transfer processing fee.

2. During the period specified on the transfer form, which shall not be less than three (3) full calendar months, the Benefitted

Member’s right to the enjoyment of the Benefitted Community Facilities privileges shall be suspended.

3. The transferee must be renting and residing in the Dwelling Unit for which the privileges are transferred in accordance with the

lease fulfilling the requirements under Section 6.11 of the Declaration.

4. If privileges are transferred for the use of the Benefitted Community Facilities, they will be extended to two (2) adult individuals

who legally reside in the Dwelling Unit on the applicable Benefitted Lot, along with the children of such individuals who also legally

reside in such Dwelling Unit and who are under twenty-one (21) years of age. The two (2) adult individuals and any applicable

children shall be designated in writing to the Association and may be changed no more than one (1) time per calendar year.

5. Any transfer which is not in accordance with the policies outlined above will be rescinded immediately. In addition, a fee equal to

the current guest fee will be charged to the Benefitted Member involved for each round of golf played under an unauthorized transfer

GUEST PRIVILEGES

1. An individual who is the guest of a Benefitted Member or a Benefitted Member’s transferee will be entitled to the use of the

Benefitted Community Facilities subject to the Declaration and these Rules.

2. An individual who has paid a daily guest fee for the use of the golf course is also entitled to use of the clubhouse for that particular

day.

3. The manager of the Benefitted Community Facilities or any other management personnel employed by the Association may deny

guest privileges to any individual, when, in their opinion, it is in the best interest of the Association to do so.

4. A maximum of 3 guests per member are allowed on the golf course. All guests must be playing with a Member.

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LOCAL GUEST PLAY

A guest of a Benefitted Member who resides in Sussex County, or who owns a Lot that is not a Benefitted Lot, is considered a “Local

Guest”. A Local Guest may play golf at the member/guest rate a maximum of six (6) times per season (April 1st through October 31st).

This limitation applies even if a guest is sponsored by a different Benefitted Member each time they play or if they are a guest of more

than one Benefitted Member. After a Local Guest has reached his/her maximum of six (6) times of play per season at the member/guest

rate, he/she will still be permitted to play golf, but will be required to pay the applicable public rate. For clarity, this restriction does

not apply to the immediate family of a Benefitted Member (i.e. spouse/significant other, parent, sibling, child, or grandchild of a

Benefitted Member).

MEMBERSHIP CARDS

Benefitted Members, transferees and applicable members of their families may be issued membership cards. If issued, (i) Benefitted

Members may be required to present their membership cards prior to use of all or any portion of the Benefitted Community Facilities;

and (ii) a fee may be charged for replacement of any lost membership cards.

MISSION

It is our mission to provide Members and their guests an exceptional experience.

SERVICE

1. Slow, unsatisfactory or improper service or any inattention to duty should be reported immediately to the applicable manager on

duty. Complaints of all deficiencies in service will receive the immediate attention of such manager.

2. We welcome all comments. Suggestions or concerns relating to the Benefitted Community Facilities or related services should be

brought to the attention of the applicable manager.

EMPLOYEES OF THE ASSOCIATION

1. Members, transferees and guests are to be respectful of all Association employees and are not permitted to reprimand Association

employees or in any way interfere with the management of the Association or the Community Facilities.

2. Serious complaints regarding specific employees assigned to the Benefitted Community Facilities should be made in writing

addressed to the manager of the Benefitted Community Facilities, who will notify the Golf Board and the complaining member of

the corrective action, if any was taken.

USE OF THE COMMUNITY FACILITIES IN GENERAL

1. Members, transferees and guests shall at all times conduct themselves in an orderly fashion as ladies and gentlemen.

2. Proper attire is to be worn at all times in accordance with acceptable practice for the particular area of the Community Facilities.

3. The hours of operation of the various Community Facilities shall be determined by the applicable manager and may be adjusted

seasonally as usage dictates.

4. Gambling is not permitted in the clubhouse in accordance with state liquor law regulations.

5. Subscriptions, petitions, or notices not concerning the Association or the Community Facilities shall not be distributed or posted

on any Community Facilities property without approval of the appropriate manager.

6. Parents are responsible for the conduct of their children at all times.

7. The cost of replacing any property of the Association, broken, damaged or removed by any Member, transferee, guest or any

member of their families shall be charged to the Member or transferee concerned.

8. No food or beverage shall be brought into the clubhouse or consumed on the Community Facilities premises unless purchased

from the Association.

9. All decorations for private parties, other than table centerpieces, must have the approval of the appropriate manager.

10. Non-service animals are not permitted in the clubhouse or pool area or on the tennis courts, golf course or any other Community

Facilities.

11. The parking areas are marked in a manner which permits maximum use with a minimum of inconvenience. Anyone found parking

improperly will be warned, but repeated infractions will result of the removal of the offending vehicle at the Member’s expense.

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12. Personal property should not be left unattended at the Community Facilities. The Association is not responsible for any

damaged, lost or stolen property under any circumstances.

13. For the safety of all concerned, no skateboards may be used on or within the Community Facilities.

14. The Association is not responsible for any loss, cost, claim, injury, damage or liability that may be sustained by any Person as a

result of, or in connection with, any use of the Community Facilities.

ATHLETIC LOCKERS AND GOLF CLUB STORAGE (not yet available)

Athletic lockers, golf club storage and cleaning services may be available on a daily basis. Information on both can be obtained in the

golf shop. The Association is not responsible for missing items from lockers under any circumstances.

DRIVING RANGE

Practice balls will be available for driving range during normal operating hours at applicable cost.

GOLF COURSE RULES

In setting these rules for the use of the golf course, the Association is in no way attempting to restrict the enjoyment obtained from

playing our golf course. However, it is necessary to follow certain procedures to ensure maximum enjoyment and safety to all golfers.

It is hoped that pride in our Community Facilities, together with the thoughtfulness and consideration we afford our fellow golfers,

will make enforcement of any rules unnecessary.

1. The rules of golf from the United States Golf Association (USGA) govern play.

2. The use of the golf course is controlled by the manager of the Benefitted Community Facilities under the direction of the Golf

Board and is supervised by the Head Golf Professional.

3. Without exception all players must register at the golf shop before playing the golf course.

4. The Head Golf Professional and Golf Course Superintendent shall determine when the golf course conditions prohibit play.

5. All play must start on designated Number 1 tee unless otherwise directed by the golf shop staff.

6. No more than four players per group are permitted unless authorized by the golf shop staff.

7. Practice golf activities shall be limited to those areas of the golf course designated for such activities. Practice is prohibited to, or on,

regular greens and fairways of the golf course.

8. The Head Golf Professional, after consultation with the manager of the Benefitted Community Facilities, may establish certain

days and times during which the course shall be reserved for certain golf days and special events.

9. All paper, bottles, cans and other trash should be placed in a trash receptacle.

10. Each player must have a set of golf clubs and a golf bag when playing the golf course.

11. No coolers are allowed on the golf course unless supplied by the Association.

12. Ball hawking (the act of looking for lost golf balls other than your own while playing) is not permitted at any time.

13. Damage to any private property, outside the boundaries of the golf course, caused purposely or by accident, shall be the

responsibility of the person causing the damage.

GOLF CART OPERATION

1. Individuals operating golf carts must have a valid driver’s license.

2. Golf carts restricted to two riders and two bags.

3. During normal operating conditions, the 90-degree rule is always in effect. Golf carts are to remain on cart paths until reaching a

point adjacent to where the ball lies. At that point, golf carts may be driven across fairway directly to the ball and should return to the

cart path on the same line after the shot has been played.

4. The Head Golf Professional and Golf Course Superintendent shall determine when golf cart operation is prohibited or restricted

to cart paths only.

5. No personal golf carts are permitted on the golf course or cart paths at any time.

6. Golf carts must remain on the cart path on par 3s at all times.

7. The driver of the golf cart always assumes responsibility for returning the golf cart in the same condition. The driver is also

responsible for any damage that occurs through operation of the golf cart.

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8. Golf carts are never permitted on the shoulder or surface of any tee, green or bunker. The roped areas indicate the superintendent

restricted areas for cart traffic. Exception: When Handicap Flag Privilege (defined below) is in effect.

HANDICAP FLAG PRIVILEGE

The golf shop offers the use of handicap flags for golf carts for those individuals who, for medical reasons, will benefit from their use

(the “Handicap Flag Privilege”). A golfer who submits a valid handicap parking permit from any government agency may be extended

this privilege. Handicap Flag Privileges may be suspended or revoked, with or without warning, for abuse of this privilege.

RULES OF THE HANDICAP FLAG

1. A golf cart displaying a Handicap Flag may be driven up to the green or tee.

2. At no time should a golf cart displaying a Handicap Flag be parked or driven on the green or tee.

3. No golf cars are allowed beyond the boundary of the golf course which is defined by out-of-bounds stakes.

4. In case of inclement weather or certain golf course conditions, golf carts may be restricted to the cart paths. No handicap flag

privilege will be extended for that time. If “cart path only” is limited to select holes, Handicap Flag Privileges will not be extended for

those holes so designated.

5. Handicap Flag Privileges are extended only to the person who has submitted valid documentation and has been approved for its

use. This privilege does not extend to an additional golf cart rider or other person who is not registered for Handicap Flag Privileges.

6. The Ranger/Starter has absolute authority for all traffic control. If a player refuses to abide by the rules of the day (as stated above),

his/her Handicap Flag Privileges may be suspended after review by the Head Golf Professional.

7. The Association is happy to extend the Handicap Flag Privilege to those golfers who qualify for its use.

GOLF COURSE AND DRIVING RANGE DRESS CODE

1. Golfers must wear proper golf attire at all times.

2. Men cannot wear jeans, bathing attire, T-shirts, shirts without collars, gym shorts, tank tops, mesh shirts, cut-offs, tennis shorts and

shorts that are not more than 17-inches long on the out seam.

3. Ladies cannot wear jeans, bathing attire, T-shirts, gym shorts, tank tops, tube or halter tops, mesh shirts, cut-offs, tennis skirts or

shorts that are not 17-inches long on the out seam. Dress shirts without collars are permitted; however, shirts must have a collar if

they do not have sleeves.

4. Juniors must wear normal junior sportswear, which means shirts with a collar, appropriate length slacks or skirts and no cut-offs or

jeans.

5. Anyone not conforming to the dress code outlined above will be asked to change their clothing before he or she will be allowed to

play golf or use the golf driving range.

TEE TIME POLICIES

The following policies are not meant to limit or restrict the enjoyment of the golf course, but to provide an enjoyable opportunity for

golf.

1. All Member tee times will be made by membership name. The applicable I.D. number may be required.

2. Members and transferees may make tee times up to 10 days in advance at the pro shop, prior to the implementation of a

computerized call-in system.

3. Notice of any cancellation should be given at least twenty-four hours prior to the scheduled tee time. Anyone failing to give

adequate notice of cancellation may have their golfing privileges suspended.

4. Players must be ready to commence play at the time established by their starting time or lose their starting time. In the event of

such loss, the players may not commence play until authorized by the golf shop staff.

JUNIOR PLAY

1. Children who are 18 through 21 years of age, who reside with their parents are entitled to the same privileges as their parents.

2. Juniors, who are children under 18 years of age, are not allowed to start before 2:30 pm unless accompanied by an adult golfing

Member.

3. The Head Golf Professional may waive restrictions for juniors provided they are able to assure the Head Golf Professional that

they have adequate knowledge of golf rules and golf etiquette.

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GOLF COURTESY AND ETIQUETTE

Golf is a game where courtesy and etiquette should always be observed. The following policies should be strictly adhered to for the

maximum enjoyment of everyone using the golf course.

1. Please repair ball marks on greens and sand divots in fairways.

2. Please rake your tracks leaving a sand bunker.

3. After finishing a hole, place the flag in the hole and leave the green area immediately. Proceed to the next tee, do not remain

parked along the side of the green; mark your scores at the next tee.

4. Please be respectful of private property surrounding the golf course. Under no circumstances shall golf carts be driven on, or any

shot played from, other than golf course property.

5. Slow Play is not permitted. Players are required to maintain a pace of play that keeps them up with the group in front of them.

Rangers and/or golf shop staff consistently monitor the speed of play and are required to enforce the following policies for the

pleasure and enjoyment of the entire field:

(a) First Offense: The group has fallen behind the group in front of them and has fallen behind the allotted time limit for

their position on the course. The ranger will indicate your group is out of position and that you need to catch up to the

group in front.

(b) Second Offense: The group has not improved their position. The ranger will approach the group and inform them of

their second warning and that the next offense will require them to skip an entire hole.

(c) Third Offense: The group has been warned properly and has not improved their position. The ranger will escort the

group to the next hole.

6. Inexperienced golfers are asked to refrain from playing during peak times of the day.

GOLF HANDICAPS

A golf handicap service is provided for Members and transferees for a yearly fee to be determined by the Head Golf Professional.

1. To establish an accurate and legitimate handicap, players are requested to post scores after each complete round of golf.

2. To be eligible for tournament play, an authorized USGA handicap may be required as deemed necessary by the Head Golf

Professional.

BALL HAWKING (Looking for “lost” golf balls on Benefitted Community Facilities) PROCEDURE

1. First Offense: Request by golf shop staff to discontinue ball hawking.

2. Second Offense: Form letter from the manager of the Benefitted Community Facilities quoting the “Rules and Regulations”

booklet and notify a wrongdoer of future action if ball hawking continues.

3. Third Offense: Suspending of golf privileges for a period of two (2) weeks.

4. Fourth Offense: Length of suspension for use of all Benefitted Community Facilities will be determined by the Golf Board

WALKING POLICY

1. All tee times reserved by non-golf members or any players prior to 3pm are committed to a mandatory golf cart.

2. Members may walk the golf course after 3pm year round. Certain provisions apply:

a. All tee times with mandatory carts must be teed off on the golf course. During core season months, this may be as late as 5pm.

b. Golf Shop staff can authorize earlier walking depending on traffic and time of the year (fees may apply).

3. Members intending to walk are required to check in to confirm there are no more carts going out for the day.

4. Any walk-on cart riding play is subject to starting after walking play, given that the time permitted for walking has begun.

5. All walking play must take a sand bottle to refill divots on the golf course.

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TENNIS RULES

Members and their guests shall have the right to use the tennis courts at any time during tennis operating hours. The tennis operating

hours are daily from 8 am to 8 pm or as otherwise determined by the Board of Directors. Variations of time will depend on the

season, weather and utilization of the tennis facilities. Courts are not to be used whenever nets are lowered.

1. The code, as published by the United States Tennis Association, shall govern play.

2. Playing guests must be accompanied by a Member or transferee.

3. No food or beverage shall be brought onto the Tennis Courts unless purchased at the Community Facilities.

4. Tennis Courts are not to be used for any purpose other than for tennis. Without limiting the foregoing, no skateboards may be

used on the tennis courts at any time.

TENNIS DRESS CODE

1. Proper tennis attire, as determined by the manager of the Community Facilities, is required at all times.

2. All clothes that are tennis specific are acceptable. Undershirts, cut-offs, bermudas, jams, midriffs, bathing suits, jeans, gym shorts,

running shorts, cargo shorts, halter-tops and aerobic wear will not be considered proper tennis attire and are not permitted. Smooth-

soled shoes are required.

COURT RESERVATIONS

All members and guests are required to use the tennis court reservation system in the pro shop. Players without reserved

court times are always welcome, but are asked to check in with the pro shop.

1. Reservations can be made 7 days prior to play. Players are requested to limit play to 1½ hours.

2. Players without a reserved court time will be asked to relinquish a court which has been previously reserved.

3. The manager of the Community Facilities may block off times during which the courts will be reserved for leagues or special

functions.

TENNIS COURTESY AND ETIQUETTE

All players are expected to observe tennis etiquette on and off the tennis courts.

1. The use of profanity, loud noises or any form of misconduct will be subject to disciplinary action.

2. No person shall cross another tennis court while play is in progress, but shall wait until a point is over.

3. No person should distract or interfere with players while a match is in progress.

DISCIPLINARY ACTION

Because there are always a few individuals who will not always observe these rules, the following infractions will be brought to the

attention of the Board of Directors for disciplinary action:

1. Repeated violation of these Rules or any other Association rules.

2. Display of temper or other discourteous conduct resulting in damage to the Community Facilities or physical damage.

3. Disrespect shown to Association employees or fellow Members, transferees or guests.

4. Personal use of driving range balls on the Golf Course.

5. Failure to register guests when playing the Golf Course.

These Rules & Regulations may be amended, supplemented or otherwise revised from time to

time in accordance with the Declaration.

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Event Rules & Regulations

Event Registration:

Registration for an event on any given day in this guide or otherwise will be available in the Golf Shop or online

at plantationlakesclub.com. Registration forms may be required for certain events. Registration for any given

event will open one month in advance, and will close one week prior to the event. Tee time availability will not

be guaranteed if any person signs up to play after registration has closed.

Rules of Golf:

During club events, the USGA Rules of Golf will govern play. If any questions regarding a rules decision

should occur on the golf course, simply follow Rule 3-3 of the USGA Rules of Golf:

When proceeding under Rule 3-3, the player must: Announce to his marker or fellow-competitor his intention to proceed under Rule 3-3. Specify which ball he wishes to count if the Rules so permit. Hole out with both

balls As provided in Rule 33-8a, the Committee may make and publish Local Rules for local abnormal conditions

such as definitions of boundaries, margins, and status of objects, course protection, course conditions,

obstructions, and dropping zones.

Etiquette:

In an effort to uphold a steady pace of play, the Golf Shop staff may pair single players or twosomes with

another group in an effort to reduce the likelihood of interference with other groups during their rounds. One

9-hole round of golf takes 2 hours and 6 minutes to play, with a small buffer added for tournament play.

The Golf Shop staff will do their best to inform players about the pace of play on a given day, however to

better predict and anticipate the factors needed to uphold pace of play, golfers are strongly encouraged to book

tee times in advance and adhere to their assigned tee time and group. All golfers should be ready to commence

play at the tee area at their designated tee time. If late for a tee time, ask the Starter or Golf Shop Attendant to

reposition you on the tee sheet. Do not under any circumstances commence play from anywhere other than

the assigned hole, tee off before or after your tee time, or confront a group or player regarding slow play.

Your Golf Professional staff greatly appreciates your consideration of the rules of golf and any club policies or

rules that relate to play or conduct. It is our responsibility to uphold these guidelines as professionals, so in an

effort to make your Golf Benefitted Membership experience as friendly and enjoyable as possible, we ask that

you do not confront any other golfers on property regarding the club’s policies. Instead, contact the Golf Shop

so that a Golf Professional can handle violations in a professional, courteous manner.

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DSGA Handicap:

Handicap Indexes established under the United States Golf Association (USGA) Handicap System are the

backbone of amateur golf. They enable all golfers at your club to play equitably with one another and, with the

help of the USGA Slope system, to play away from home with equal ease and equality.

In order play in any Plantation Lakes events, eligible golfers must have an active handicap registered with the

club. All stroke play scores must be posted, including 9-hole scores for rounds of 7 to 12 holes completed,

and 18-hole scores for rounds of 13 holes or more.

Example: If you play 13 holes but do not finish the round, you can calculate an 18-hole score by totaling your

strokes for 13 holes, adding the total par for the holes that you did not play, and finally adding the number of

handicap strokes to which you are entitled on the holes you did not play.

Posted scores must be reduced when you have an unusually high number of strokes on any hole.

This procedure is called Equitable Stroke Control or ESC.

Equitable Stroke Control: To use ESC properly, you must first determine the number of strokes you receive

when playing that course and tee. Then use the following table to assist you

18-Hole Course Handicap Maximum Hole Score 9-Hole Course Handicap

9 or less Double Bogey 4 or less

10 through 19 7 5 through 9



40 or more 10 20 or more

If you do not complete a hole or “pick-up,” you can score the hole by recording the most likely score you

would have had if you had finished the hole (remember to use Equitable Stroke Control)

Tournament scores must be identified by a “T” when they are posted. The Handicap Committee is permitted

to reduce a golfer’s handicap due to exceptional play in tournaments, a beginner golfer’s rapid improvement,

player whose handicaps increase due to a large number of away scores, and/or repeated failure to post scores.

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Managed by:

GOLF SCHOOL

Due to the construction of our new practice facility, golf schools and clinics for

2019 will be determined at a later date!

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Managed by:

2019 Demo/Fitting Days Schedule

Whether you are a new golfer interested in purchasing your first set of golf clubs, or an avid

player looking to upgrade, it is beneficial to be properly fitted for equipment. Fitting days are a

wonderful way to be properly fit and try the clubs that suit you the best.

Finding the right brand for your game is one challenge, but often times golfers have difficulty

finding the right store to find their favorite brand. Testing a golf club indoors on a simulator is

good, but attending a golf demo day where you can actually test clubs on the driving range in

order to observe your ball flight with a manufacturer representative is even better.

Below is a list of the demo days by manufacturer that will be held at Plantation Lakes this year.

On each day, attendees will work with staff directly from the manufacturer who are qualified to

answer detailed questions for you.

In order to register for each event call Brian Fedish at the Golf Shop

Saturday, May 25th

12:00-4:00 PM

(45-Minute Sessions)

Saturday, June 15th

12:00-4:00 PM


Saturday, June 29th

12:00-4:00 PM


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2019 TUESDAY LADIES ASSOCIATION SCHEDULE Date Event/Challenge Sign-Ups Time

MAY

May 14 Ladies Clinic #1 7:30 AM to 8:30 AM

Least Number of Putts Individual 8:30 AM Tee Times

May 21 1 Best Ball of 2 Pick a Partner 8:00 AM Tee Times

May 28 No Association (Holiday Week)

JUNE

June 4 Ladies Clinic #2 7:30 AM to 8:30 AM

Short Game Challenge Individual 8:30 AM Tee Times

June 11 2-Lady Scramble Pick a partner 8:00 AM Tee Times

June 18 Individual Stroke Play/Closest to the Pin Individual 8:00 AM Tee Times

June 25 Special Ball Pick your 4-some 8:00 AM Tee Times

JULY

July 2 No Association (Holiday Week)

July 9 Ladies Clinic #3 7:30 AM to 8:30 AM

Up & Down Challenge Individual 8:30 AM Tee Times

July 16 Least Number of Putts Individual 7:30 AM Tee Times

July 23 Individual Stroke Play/Closest to the Pin Individual 7:30 AM Tee Times

July 30 4-Lady Scramble Pick your 4-some

AUGUST

August 6 Ladies Clinic #4 7:30 AM to 8:30 AM

Short Game Challenge Individual 8:30 AM Tee Times

August 13 2-Lady Scramble Pick a partner 8:00 AM Tee Times

August 20 Individual Stroke Play/Closest to the Pin Individual 8:00 AM Tee Times

August 27 4-Lady Scramble Individual 8:00 AM Tee Times

SEPTEMBER September 3 No Association (Holiday Week)

September 10 & 17 No Association (Aerification Recovery)

September 24 4-Lady Scramble Individual 8:30 AM Tee Times

OCTOBER

October 1 1 Best Ball of 2 Individual 8:30 AM Tee Times

October 8 Short Game Challenge Pick your 4-some 8:30 AM Tee Times

October 15 Least Number of Putts Individual 8:30 AM Tee Times

October 22 Closing Scramble Pick your 4-some 8:30 AM Tee Times

Most events will be simple, fun competitions. If you wish to compete in an official selected format, a valid

handicap will be required.

Sign-up Deadline: 5:00 p.m. on the Friday before each event

A Valid USGA Handicap must be set up with the club to compete each week.

Fee: $5 per event + cart fee

Note: Formats & events are subject to change based on participation

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2019 WEDNESDAY MEN’S ASSOCIATION SCHEDULE Date Event/Challenge Sign-Ups Time

MAY

May 15 Individual Stroke Play Individual 7:30 AM Tee Times

May 22 4-Ball Stroke Play (1BBof2) Pick your Partner 7:30 AM Tee Times

May 29 No Association (Holiday Week)

JUNE

June 5 Stableford Individual 7:30 AM Tee Times

June 12 2-Player Shamble Pick your Partner 7:30 AM Tee Times

June 19 Individual Stroke Play Individual 7:30 AM Tee Times

June 26 4-Player Scramble Pick your 4-some 7:30 AM Tee Times

JULY

July 3 No Association (Holiday Week)

July 10 Team Stableford Individual (ABCD) 7:30 AM Tee Times

July 17 2-Player Shamble Pick your Partner 7:30 AM Tee Times

July 24 Individual Stroke Play Individual 7:30 AM Tee Times

July 31 4-Ball Match Play Pick your Partner 7:30 AM Tee Times

AUGUST

August 7 Stableford Individual 7:30 AM Tee Times

August 14 4-Player Shamble Pick your 4-some 7:30 AM Tee Times

August 21 Individual Stroke Play Individual 7:30 AM Tee Times

August 28 2-Player Scramble Pick your Partner 7:30 AM Tee Times

SEPTEMBER September 4 No Association (Holiday Week)

September 11 & 18 No Association (Aerification Recovery)

September 25 4-Ball Stroke Play (1BBof2) Pick your Partner 8:30 AM Tee Times

OCTOBER

October 2 Stableford Individual 8:30 AM Tee Times

October 9 2-Player Shamble Individual 8:30 AM Tee Times

October 16 Individual Stroke Play Individual 8:30 AM Tee Times

October 23 Closing Scramble Pick your 4-some 8:30 AM Tee Times

Sign-up Deadline: 5:00 PM on the Saturday before each event A Valid USGA Handicap must be set up with the club to compete each week.

Formats & events are subject to change based on participation

Fee: $5 per event + cart fee

Note: Formats & events are subject to change based on participation

SEASON LONG POINTS RACE FEE: $25 due at check-in of your first event played

Points are awarded to players following each round. Each participant will receive points for each league

event played, in addition to, points for winning or placing any given week. The players with the most points

at the end of the season will receive additional Golf Shop credit.

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2019 CLUB EVENT SCHEDULE Event details on the following pages

DATE EVENT Divisions TIME

APRIL

Sunday, April 14 Masters Event 18-Holes 10:00 Shotgun

MAY

Saturday, May 4 Red Tee Challenge 9-Holes 8:00 AM Tee Times

Monday, May 13 – May 31 Match Play Round 1 Matches 18-Hole Matches TBD by pairings

Monday, May 27 Memorial Day Stableford 18-Holes 8:30 AM Shotgun

JUNE

Saturday, June 1 Glow Golf I 9-Holes 9:00 PM Shotgun

Saturday, June 8 and

Sunday, June 9 2-Day Member-Guest

Day 1: 9-Holes

Day 2: 18-Holes

Day 1: 5:00 PM Shotgun

Day 2: 8:30 AM Shotgun

Saturday, June 22 and

Sunday, June 23 Member / Member

Day 1: 9-Holes

Day 2: 18-Holes



JULY

Thursday, July 4 Flag Tournament 9-Holes 7:30 AM Tee Times

Saturday, July 13 1-Day Member-Guest 18-Holes

Saturday, July 27 and

Sunday, July 28 Plantation Lakes Ryder Cup

Day 1: 9-Holes

Day 2: 18-Holes



AUGUST

Saturday, August 17 Glow Golf II 9-Holes 8:45 PM Shotgun

SEPTEMBER

Monday, September 2 Labor Day Shamble 18 Holes 7:30 AM Tee Times

OCTOBER

Saturday, October 5 Member-Staff Scramble 9-Holes 4:00 PM Shotgun

Sunday, October 13 Breast Cancer Charity Outing 18-Holes 9:00 AM Shotgun

Saturday, October 26 Superintendent’s Revenge Scramble 9-Holes 9:00 AM Shotgun

In order to participate in club events, you must have a valid USGA Handicap with the club.

If you have not yet signed up for one, please contact the Golf Shop

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Managed by:

MASTERS EVENT

Date: Sunday, April 14th

Time: 10:00 AM Shotgun Start

Format: Four Ball Stroke Play (1 Best Ball of 2) - 18-Holes

Rules of Play: Participants will form teams of two, and their score will be combined with the final

round score of a randomly selected Masters Professional. This is a net competition and

the two partners will play their own ball. The lower of the partners’ scores will count as

the team’s score for that hole.

The team with the lowest combined score will win the event.

Masters Professional will be drawn prior to play.

Following golf, there will be an event social from 2:00 PM until 6:00 PM in the Community Center

to watch the final round of the Masters

Handicapping: Men receive 90% and Women* will receive 95% of their course handicap *Handicaps will be adjusted in accordance with Section 3-5 of the USGA Handicap System

Restrictions: No restrictions- Members, homeowners, and guests welcome. All participants must have

an established active handicap.

Registration: Opens: Thursday, March 14th

Closes: Sunday, April 7th

at 4:00 PM

Pick your partner or sign up individually (individuals will be paired accordingly).

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RED TEE CHALLENGE

Date: Saturday, May 4th

Time: 8:00 AM Tee Times

Format: Lone Ranger - 2 Best Ball of 4 – (9-Holes)

(All players will play from the Red Tees)

Rules of Play: This is a four-person net competition. The four competitors will play as a team and

each will play their own ball. At each hole, one competitor will be designated as the

Lone Ranger. The competitor listed first on the scorecard will be the Lone Ranger on

the first hole played. The competitor listed second on the scorecard will be the Lone

Ranger on the second hole played. The competitor listed third on the scorecard will be

the Lone Ranger on the third hole played. The competitor listed fourth on the

scorecard will be the Lone Ranger on the fourth hole played. On the fifth hole played,

the order will start over with the competitor listed first on the scorecard. The team’s

score for each hole will be the Lone Ranger’s score plus the 1 best ball of the remaining

3 competitors. The side (team) with the lowest 9-hole score will win the event.

Handicapping: Men receive 90% and Women* will receive 95% of their course handicap *Handicaps will be adjusted in accordance with Section 3-5 of the USGA Handicap System



Registration: Opens: Thursday, April 4th

Closes: Saturday, April 27th

at 5:00 PM

Sign up as a team or individually (individuals will be paired accordingly)

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Managed by:

PLANTATION LAKES JUNIOR ASSOCIATION

Dates: Tuesdays May 14th

- August 27th

(except holidays)

Time: 4:00 – 5:00 PM

Rules of Play: Learn valuable lessons of sportsmanship and discipline as well as the basic rules,

fundamentals, and etiquette of golf. An ideal sport for character development, golf is a

skill that will last a lifetime, however an enormous amount of discipline and motivation

are necessary to improve.

The Junior Association will begin with weeks of practice tee and short game practice,

including mini games and fun skill building drills to learn swing fundamentals. The

remaining time will be spent on the golf course, taking part in formats that encourage

teamwork.

Entry Fee: $200 per junior, includes fourteen 1-hour sessions (individual session fee of $30 per JR)

Restrictions: Ages 8- 13, members and guests are welcome

Registration: Opens: Sunday, April 14th

Please inform the golf staff if your child has any food allergies or special needs

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MATCH-PLAY CHAMPIONSHIP

HANDICAPPED (FLIGHTED)

Date: 1st

Round, Complete by May 31st

2nd

Round, Complete by June 21st

3rd

Round, Complete by July 12th

4th

Round Complete by August 2nd

Final Round Complete by August 24th

Time: 7:30 a.m. Tee Times for 1st

round (all subsequent rounds are to be scheduled between

opponents and matches must be reported to the Golf Shop)

NOTE: Event may finish prior to final round date. If not, final match will

be played August 24th

at 8:00 am

Format: Singles Match Play (18-Holes)

Rules of Play: This is a net match play competition. Each player will play their own ball. The match is

won when one player leads by a number of holes greater than the number remaining to

be played.

Handicapping &

Flighting: The field will be flighted based upon participation levels. After flighting, all matches will

take place within each designated flight in which the higher-handicapped player receives

the full difference in course handicap between the two players; the lower-handicapped

player plays from scratch (i.e. if Player A has a handicap of 10 and is opponent, Player

B, has a handicap of 15, Player A will play to scratch and their opponent, Player B, will

receive 5 strokes). If the difference in shots during a stipulated match exceeds 8 strokes,

then the higher handicap player will be reduce an additional 10%.

Restrictions: 32-Players Maximum (first come first serve basis) – Members Only

Registration: Opens: Thursday, April 11th

Closes: Saturday, May 11th

at 5:00 PM

All competitors will be required to play their first match by Friday, May 31st. All subsequent

matches may be scheduled at you and your opponent’s discretion. 1st round matches will be

posted within 48 hours of the May 11th registration deadline.

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Managed by:

MEMORIAL DAY STABLEFORD

Date: Monday, May 27th

Time: 8:30 Shotgun Start

Format: 1 Best Ball of 4 Stableford Stroke Play (18-Holes)

Rules of Play: This is a four-person gross and net competition. The four competitors will play as a

team and each will play their own ball. The lowest score will count as the team’s score

for that hole and will be converted into points using the chart below:

Eagle 4 Points

Birdie 3 Points

Par 2 Points

Bogey 1 Point

Double Bogey or Worse 0 Points

At the end of the round, add together the points for the team point total. The team that

has the highest point total will win the competition.

Handicapping: Men receive 80% and Women will receive 90% of their course handicap NOTE: If multiple tees are used, handicaps will be adjusted in accordance with Section 3-5 of the USGA Handicap

System



Registration: Opens: Saturday, April 27th

Closes: Monday, May 20th

at 5:00 PM


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Managed by:

GLOW GOLF

Date: Saturday, June 1st

Saturday, August 17th

Time: July: 9:00 PM Shotgun

August: 8:45 PM Shotgun

Format: 4-Player Scramble

Rules of Play: Glow Golf is played after sundown, with the course and golf balls illuminated by L.E.D

lights. The golf course may be re-arranged and/or shortened for golfers’ safety. Not all

hazards will be marked so stay aware of your surroundings at all times.

Each competitor will tee off and the team will choose the best positioned ball. All four

competitors will mark, lift, clean, and place their ball within one club length of the best

positioned ball, but not nearer the hole. This process will continue through the green.

When measuring the club length, competitors may not measure the ball from out of a

hazard, from out of bounds, from the rough to fairway, or onto the putting green.

Handicapping: This is a fun event that requires no handicaps.

Restrictions: No Restrictions – Guests permitted on a space available basis 1 week prior to

registration deadline

June Registration: Opens: Wednesday, May 1st

Closes: Saturday, May 25th

at 5:00 PM

August Registration: Opens: Wednesday, July 17th

Closes: Saturday, August 10th

at 5:00 PM

Spaces are limited so sign up well in advance.


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Managed by:

TWO-DAY MEMBER-GUEST

Dates: Saturday, June 8th

and Sunday, June 9th

Time: Day 1: Round 1: 9:00 AM Shotgun Start

Round 2: 11:45 AM Shotgun Start

Day 2: Round 3: 9:00 AM Shotgun Start

Playoff Round: 12:00 PM Start #10 Tee

Following Golf: Event Social

Playoff Round: All flight winners, immediately following completion of the 3rd

round.

Format: Four Ball Match Play (for points) – Two Person Teams, seeded into flights based on

total team handicap index. Better ball of Partners (Net) vs. Better ball of Opponents

(Net)

Rules of Play: Each team will play three, 9-hole matches; one match against each team in their

respective flight (rounds 1-3). Following round 3, a playoff round will be played amongst

the winners of each flight.

The side with the most points after all matches have been played within their flight is the

winner.

Points are awarded as follows for each match:

Playoff Round: This is a last team standing format in which each flight winner will tee off #10 following

round 3. The team with the worst score after the first playoff hole will be eliminated.

The process will continue until there is one team left remaining. The final team

standing will be your overall winner!

Handicapping: Players will receive full course handicaps. The course handicap of all four players in the

match is reduced by the Course Handicap of the player with the lowest handicap, who

then plays from scratch. Each of the three other players is allowed 100 percent of the

difference.

Restrictions: Members Only (Note: Annual pass holders may play as a guest only)

Registration: Opens: Wednesday, May 8th

Closes: Saturday, June 1st

at 5:00 PM

1 point for each hole won

½ point for each hole tied

1 point for winning a match

½ point for each match tied

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Managed by:

MEMBER / MEMBER

Date: Saturday, June 22nd

– Sunday, June 23rd

Time: Day 1: Round 1: 5:00 PM Shotgun Start

Day 2: Round 2: 8:30 AM Shotgun Start

Round 3: 11:15 AM Shotgun Start

Event Social immediately following play

Format: Four Ball Match Play (for points) – Two Person Teams, seeded into flights based on

total team handicap index. Better ball of Partners (Net) vs. Better ball of Opponents

(Net)

Rules of Play: Each team will play three, 9-hole matches; one match against each team in their

respective flight (rounds 1-3).

The side with the most points after all matches have been played within their flight is the

winner.

Points are awarded as follows for each match:

Handicapping: Players will receive full course handicaps. The course handicap of all four players in the

match is reduced by the Course Handicap of the player with the lowest handicap, who

then plays from scratch. Each of the three other players is allowed 100 percent of the

difference.

Restrictions: Members Only

Registration: Opens: Wednesday, May 8th

Closes: Saturday, June 15th

at 5:00 PM

SIGN UP AS A TEAM

Teams will consist of two members within 8.0 handicap index points of each other.

Applications submitted with an index point spread between partners greater than 8.0 will be accepted. During

the competition, the player with the highest index will be reduced to comply with the 8.0 handicap index

spread stipulation, and must play from the flight’s assigned tees.

1 point for each hole won

½ point for each hole tied

1 point for winning a match

½ point for each match tied

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Managed by:

FLAG TOURNAMENT

Date: Thursday, July 4th

Time: 7:30 AM Tee times

Format: Individual Stroke Play (9-Holes)

Rules of Play: This is an individual net competition. Each competitor will receive an American Flag.

Competitors will play the course until they reach a score of Par + allotted handicap.

Once you reach that point, you place your flag into the ground (i.e. par is 36 and you

receive 10 strokes – your flag gets placed where the ball comes to rest after you hit your

46th

shot). Whichever competitor makes it the furthest wins!

NOTE: If you complete 9-holes and still retain your flag, you will start a new 9-holes

until you have reached your final shot.

Handicapping: Each competitor will receive their full course handicap. NOTE: If multiple tees are used, handicaps will be adjusted in accordance with Section 3-5 of the USGA Handicap

System



Registration: Opens: Tuesday, June 4th

Closes: Thursday, June 27th

at 5:00 PM

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Managed by:

1-DAY MEMBER-GUEST

Dates: Saturday, July 13th

Time: 9:00 AM Shotgun Start

Format: 2 Best Balls of 4 Stroke Play (18-Holes)

Rules of Play: This is a four-person gross and net competition. The four competitors will play as a

team and each will play their own ball. The lowest two scores of the team will count as

the team’s score for that hole. The team with the lowest 18-hole score will win the event.

Handicapping: Men receive 90% and Women receive 95% of their course handicap NOTE: If multiple tees are used, handicaps will be adjusted in accordance with Section 3-5 of the USGA Handicap

System

Restrictions: Members Only (Note: Annual pass holders may play as a guest only)

Registration: Opens: Thursday, June 13th

Closes: Saturday, July 6th

at 5:00 PM

Members may bring 1 or 3 guests. If you only bring 1 guest, you may choose another Member-Guest team to sign up with

and compete, or individuals will be paired accordingly.

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Managed by:

PLANTATION LAKES RYDER CUP

Red vs. Blue

Date: Saturday, July 27th

and Sunday, July 28th

Time: Day 1: 5:00 PM Shotgun Start (9-holes)

Day 2: 8:30 AM Shotgun Start (18-holes)

Following Golf: Event Social

Following the first 9-holes, each team will submit their scorecard, receive the next

scorecard and return to the golf course to complete the 9.

Formats: - Scramble

- Better Ball (Four-Ball Stroke Play)

- Shamble

Handicapping: Scramble

Teams will receive 50% of total course handicap (35% of player A’s + 15% of player

B’s).

Better Ball (Four-Ball Stroke Play)

Men receive 90% of course handicap, Ladies receive 95% of course handicap.

Shamble

Men receive 80% of course handicap, Ladies receive 85% of course handicap.)


Registration: Opens: Thursday, June 27th

Closes: Saturday, July 20th

at 5:00 PM

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Managed by:

LABOR DAY WEEKEND SHAMBLE

Date: Monday, September 2nd

Time: 7:30 AM Tee times

Format: 1 Best Ball of 4 Shamble (9 or 18 Holes)

Rules of Play: This is a gross and net competition and the four competitors will play as a team.



positioned ball, but not nearer the hole. After playing from the best positioned tee shot,

each competitor will then play their own ball for the remainder of the hole. When

measuring the club length, competitors may not measure the ball from out of a hazard,

from out of bounds, from the rough to fairway, or onto the putting green.

The lowest score will count as the team’s score for that hole. The team with the lowest

9-hole score will win the event.

Handicapping: Men receive 80% and Women receive 85% of their course handicap NOTE: If multiple tees are used, handicaps will be adjusted in accordance with Section 3-5 of the USGA Handicap

System

*Note: In order to hold the 9-hole or 18-hole division, the respective division must have a minimum of 3 groups (12 players)



Registration: Opens: Friday, August 2nd

Closes: Monday, August 26th

at 5:00 PM


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Managed by:

MEMBER-STAFF SCRAMBLE

Dates: Saturday, October 5th

Time: 4:00 PM Shotgun Start

Format: 4-Player Step Aside Scramble (9-Holes)

Rules of Play: All players will hit their tee shots, then one best ball is chosen to be played and the

person whose ball is chosen must “step aside” and is not allowed to hit the next shot.

This procedure continues until the ball is on the green. Once a ball is chosen on the

green, all players may putt until the ball is holed. Once the ball is holed out, play ends

for that hole.

To score a scramble, simply record the gross score for each hole on the “Team Score”

line. No individual scores are recorded. At the end of the game, subtract the handicap

from the total gross score and record it as the net score. The side (team) with the lowest

9-hole score will win the event.

Handicapping: Teams will receive 50% of total course handicap (35% of player A’s + 15% of player B’s). NOTE: If multiple tees are used, handicaps will be adjusted in accordance with Section 3-5 of the USGA Handicap

System


October Registration: Opens: Thursday, September 5th

Closes: Saturday, September 28th

at 5:00 PM


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Managed by:

Delaware Breast Cancer Coalition Charity Outing

Date: Sunday, October 13th

Time: 9:00 AM Shotgun (18-Holes)

Format: 4-Player Scramble

Rules of Play: In conjunction with the community’s breast cancer fundraiser on Saturday, October 20th

,

the Breast Cancer Charity Golf Outing is also a way for members, homeowners, and

guests to contribute to this worthy cause, with contests and mulligans as well as an event

social following play.



positioned ball, but not nearer the hole. This process will continue through the green.

When measuring the club length, competitors may not measure the ball from out of a

hazard, from out of bounds, from the rough to fairway, or onto the putting green.

The side (team) with the lowest 6-hole score will win the event.

Handicapping: No Handicaps

Tees Played: MEN 59 and under: WHITE TEES

MEN 60 and over: GOLD TEES

WOMEN: RED TEES

Entry Fee: $75* Per Player (donations for sponsorship, optional contests/offers & 50/50 not included in this fee)

$35* rung up in the Golf Shop – any acceptable payment method

$40* in check form made payable to “Delaware Breast Cancer Coalition”

*The above entry fee is subject to change. Final details will be available prior to

registration opening!

Restrictions: No restrictions- Members, homeowners, and guests welcome

Registration: Opens: Friday, September 13th

Closes: Sunday, October 6th

at 5:00 PM

Spaces are limited so sign up well in advance.


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Managed by:

SUPERINTENDENT’S REVENGE

Season Closing Scramble

Dates: Saturday, October 26th

Time: 9:00 AM Shotgun

Format: 4-Competitor Scramble (9-holes)

Rules of Play: This is a gross and net competition and the four competitors will play as a team. Each

competitor will tee off and the team will choose the best positioned ball. All four

competitors will then hit from this position. These rules of play are continued until the

first ball is holed.

During play of the hole, players will mark, lift, clean, and place their ball within one club

length of the best positioned ball, but not nearer the hole. When measuring the club

length, you may not measure the ball from out of a hazard, from out of bounds, from

the rough to fairway, or onto the putting green.

The team with the lowest 9-hole score will win the event.

Handicapping: A foursome will receive the total of 20% of A’s course handicap plus 15% of B’s course

handicap plus 10% of C’s course handicap plus 5% of D’s course handicap.


Registration: Opens: Thursday, September 26th

Closes: Saturday, October 19th


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