- Men’s competition for Monday, 16 September, (A-Ga-Ming Resort – Sundance Course, 1230 shotgun start) — Play is individual competition within four flights established by the Dark Lords & Scoring Team. All players play their own ball. All ladies compete in a 2-lady scramble with a team handicap assigned by the LGA Committee.
- Men’s competition for Tuesday, 17 September, (A-Ga-Ming Resort – Torch Course, 0830 shotgun start) (USMA Black/Gold/Gray Day) –– Men’s Shamble – Foursomes constitute a Shamble Team. Players all hit drives on every hole and teams then select the best drive. Players then place their balls within 1 club length, no closer to the hole and in the same “condition” of the selected drive and play their own ball into the hole from that location. If the selected drive is on the green, the 1 club length rule does not apply …. all putt from the same spot. Players receive 75% of their handicap to determine holes where they receive strokes. The net score for the hole for each player is noted on the scorecard by the team captain. The score for the team on each hole is the combination of the 2 best net scores for the team on that hole. The Team Captain (the first player listed on the pairings sheet) will indicate the net score for each player and the Team on the scorecard. Please circle these scores on the scorecard. For threesomes, each player’s net score counts twice on every third hole by the sequence they establish on the first tee.
- Men’s competition for Wednesday, 18 September, (Charlevoix CC, 0900 shotgun start) –– Men’s Shamble – Foursomes constitute a Shamble Team. Note: Same rules as shown above for Wednesday’s competition.
- Men’s competition for Thursday, 019 September, (A-Ga-Ming Resort (Sundance GC) 0830 shotgun start). Scramble Competition! Teams are established with a player from each of the four flights based on a random draw. Each team member will tee off, then the team selects the best drive. Each team member will then play their next shot from that location. This sequence continues until the team holes out, and records the score on the scorecard. There are no handicaps involved in this competition.
- Included in each daily entry fee for golf for both men and women is a nominal amount (men $20 / ladies $10) to be distributed to that day’s daily event winners.
- Mulligans for the men are available (but voluntary) each day. Two (2) Mulligans are available each day (Yes – 2, and it is the same every day). Mulligans can be used on any shot except for “closest to the pin” and “longest putt”. Mulligans must be prepaid per the Registration Form. All Mulligan donations constitute a tax deductible gift to the Class Account.
- Handicaps are established by the Handicap Committee (Dark Lords) prior to the first day’s play. The Lords will base their handicap decision on the player’s previous Shootout history, or in the case of new players, information provided with your registration
- Prize money will be awarded to the winning individuals for each flight on Monday, and by teams on the other days. The pots will be divided as follows:
– 1st Place- 26% 2nd Place- 21% 3rd Place- 17%
– 4th Place- 14% 5th Place- 12% 6th Place- 10%
In the case of ties, the percentages will be added and then divided so that each individual/team will get an equal share.
- There will be daily competitions for closest to the pin and longest putt as follows:
- Monday (Sundance GC)
Hackers’ Closest to Pin: Front and Back TBD
Ladies’ Team Closest to Pin: Front and Back TBD
Hackers’ Longest Putt: Hoe # TBD
- Tuesday (Torch GC)
Hackers’ Closest to Pin: Front and Back TBD
Ladies’ Team Closest to Pin: Front and Back TBD
Hackers’ Longest Putt: Hole # TBD
- Wednesday (Charlevoix CC)
Hackers’ Closest to Pin: Front and Back TBD
Ladies’ Team Closest to Pin: Front and Back TBD
Hackers’ Longest Putt: Hole # TBD
- Thursday (Sundance GC)
Hackers’ Closest to Pin: Front and Back TBD
Ladies’ Team Closest to Pin: Front and Back TBD
Hackers’ Longest Putt: #TBD
- A $500 cash prize will be presented to any Hacker or LGA golfer making a hole-in-one. Start aiming at those pins! As tradition would dictate, this prize money is intended to help the recipient pay for the “Hole in One Drink” bill.
- Regimental Competition. All ’71 classmates are automatically entered, and their daily prize money counts towards their Regiment’s prize money per player. We will use this average to determine daily and cumulative positions. The Regiment with the highest cumulative prize money per player wins! Each Regiment will pick a Team Captain to represent the Regiment at the awards ceremony on Friday night, in hopes of winning the coveted plaid jacket!