Northern Nevada Executive Women's Golf Association

What: Weekly 9-hole round of golf, followed by a beverage and a light dinner with the ladies after the round. Two six week sessions, with an optional, all-for-fun Inter-League Challenge after each session. An opportunity to play with new and old friends, to improve your knowledge of the game, to compete for awards, and establish or improve your handicap.

Where:

The Resort at Red Hawk
6295 N. Wingfield Parkway                      
Sparks, Nevada 

Wolf Run Golf Club
1400 Wolf Run Road
Reno, Nevada

When: Two 6 week sessions, 5:30 pm  (shotgun start) each day

TWO Inter-League Challenges
Tuesday, June 22nd and August 11th, 5:30 pm shotgun start at Lakeridge Golf Course: an “all-in-fun” competition between those who usually play in the Wolf Run League and those who play in the Red Hawk League.

Prizes
Prizes will be awarded at the end of each six-week session. You can mix and match days to play in either league, but to be eligible for end-of-season awards, players must play in a minimum of 4 scheduled league rounds per 6-week session at Red Hawk or a minimum of 4 scheduled league rounds per 6-week session at Wolf Run.

Registration
Registration and payment is due 5 days prior to each day you choose to play. Sorry, but we cannot accept late payments and/or registration for league play, but you may sign up in advance for each 6 week session and receive a $20 discount!  Go to our Wolf Run 6 week sign up or our Red Hawk 6 week sign up to get registered and save.

Red Hawk League Play Coordinator  
Sherry Irwin  -    leagueplayredhawk@nnvewga.org

1. Players may choose to play in as many or few rounds in either the Red Hawk or Wolf Run leagues as they choose. However, to be eligible for end-of-season awards players must play a minimum of 4 (out of 6) scheduled league rounds per 6-week session at Red Hawk or 4 (out of 6) scheduled league rounds per 6-week session at Wolf Run.
2. Fees. Fees are $TBD per week at Wolf Run and $TBD per week at Red Hawk, and include 9 holes of golf and a ticket good for one drink in the course restaurant/bar after play and food. Fees for members of Wolf Run are $TBD and $TBD at Red Hawk.  Players may sign up in advance for each 6 week session and receive a $20 discount. If this option is chosen, there will be no refunds, and no other discount will apply. 
3. Registration Deadline. Registration and payment for league play is due at least 5 days in advance.
4. Player Cancellation – 5 or more days prior to the scheduled event. If you are unable to play after you have already made your reservation, payment shall be applied to another league play date or it may be refunded.  We prefer applying to another league play date to cut down on volunteer’s time with paperwork. The League Play coordinator must be notified 5 calendar days in advance.
5. Player Cancellation – within 5 days, with replacement. If you are unable to play after you have already made your reservation, and it is within 5 calendar days of the event, you may find an EWGA member to play in your place. Please notify your league play coordinator of your replacement as soon as possible, and make any financial arrangements with your replacement.
6. Player Cancellation – within 5 days, without replacement. If you are unable to play after you have already made your reservation, it is within 5 calendar days of the event, and you are unable to find an EWGA member to play in your place, payment will not be applied to another league play date or refunded. As a courtesy, please notify your League Play Coordinator as soon as possible that you will not be able to participate, so foursomes can be rearranged.
7. Same Day Cancellation. As a courtesy to players waiting to start league play, please notify the golf course and the league coordinator if you must cancel on the day of the scheduled round.  Payment will not be returned and you may not apply your payment to another day.
8. Weather cancellation. Payment shall be applied to another league play date or it may be refunded.  We prefer applying to another league play date to cut down on volunteer’s time with paperwork.
9.  “No-shows”. No refund.

1. Please arrive early. Each day’s play is a shotgun start promptly at 5:30. This means you must be checked in, in your cart and at your assigned hole by 5:30. You may want to allow some time for warming up, too!
2. If you choose NOT TO COMPETE for prizes that are based on your golf score, and to maintain speed of play, you may pick up your ball on any hole and proceed to the next hole. On your scorecard, mark the maximum number of strokes you may take followed by an “X” to indicate you picked up your ball without finishing that hole.

Please refer to the following for maximum number of strokes you may take per hole:

Mark 10X …if you have not established a handicap

Mark 10X …if your handicap is 40 or above

Mark   9X… if your handicap is 30-39

Mark   8X… if your handicap is 20-29

Mark   7X… if your handicap is 10-19

Score double bogey followed by “X” …if your handicap is 9 or less.

Don’t worry – at the end of the league there will be other prizes that are not based on your scores, so if you don’t want to compete in this way, you may still win something!

If you choose TO COMPETE for prizes based on your golf score (Low Gross, Low Net, Most Improved) you must complete each hole and mark your scorecard with the total number of strokes for each hole (even if it is more than the maximum allowed for your handicap as listed above). Please be sure to ask your league play coordinator for assistance if needed.

3. Summer rules apply. This means that you hit the ball from where it lands – no moving the ball to a better lie. (Please refer to your Golf Rules card for rules about relief from hazards or obstacles.)
4. Be ready to play.
   1. Walk at reasonable speed between shots.
   2. Prepare for your next shot while others are hitting or getting ready to hit. Go to your ball (as long as you are not in their way) or at least start thinking about your shot – the distance, what club you will use, where you want to hit it. Don’t wait until you are at your ball to begin this process.
   3. Don’t spend more than 1-2 minutes looking for your ball. 
   4. If you have to walk far away from your cart to find your ball, take a selection of clubs with you (for this shot and potentially the next shot), so you won’t have to waste time coming back to the cart for another club. 
   5. From the time you select your club until you actually hit your shot, you should take no more than 30 to 45 seconds
   6. One practice swing only! At most 2-3 small ones when preparing to chip.
   7. Putt out if your putt finishes close to the hole (as long as you are not on another player’s line).
   8. When on the putting green, place any extra clubs off the green in the direction of your cart, so you won’t have to go out of your way to retrieve them when you finish putting.
   9. Wait until you reach the next tee-box to record your scores. Move away form the green as soon as you can to allow the next group to hit up.
5. Be courteous.
   1. Don’t talk or make noises when a player is preparing for her shot.
   2. Do not stand where you may distract a player who is putting, and don’t move.
   3. Please turn your cell phone off.
   4. Rake the bunker for the next unfortunate player whose ball may land there.