Golf Guidelines

Golf Guidelines & SCHEDULE

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REGION ACTIVITY CHAIRPERSON: Dave McKee

Spanish Fork High School (Phone) 798-4060 (Fax) 798-0483

The first golf match may be held on August 10, 2007. A maximum of 14 matches may be held.

Dave McKee, Region Golf Chairperson, has assigned John Bingham to report results to media.

Home Courses: Lehi-Talons Cove, American Fork & Pleasant Grove-Fox Hollow, Lone Peak-Cedar Hills, Timpanogos-Sleepy Ridge, Spanish Fork-Spanish Oaks

Varsity Region Meets -Thursdays, tee time @ 11:00 a.m./play 18 holes.

Each team will play 8 players with 5 lowest scores counting towards team score.

Proposed Schedule

Friday, Aug. 17 The Ranches—2 p.m. tee time (course request)

Thursday, Aug. 23 Wasatch (10:00 a.m. start)

Tuesday, Aug. 28 Hobble Creek

Thursday, Aug. 30 Talons Cove

Thursday, Sept. 6 Spanish Oaks

Thursday, Sept. 13 Soldier Hollow

Thursday, Sept. 20 Fox Hollow

Monday, Sept. 24 State Entries Due

Oct. 1-2 State @ Soldier Hollow

        1.    Junior Varsity Meets - Wednesdays tee time @ 11:00 a.m./play 18 holes.
              Each team with lowest 5 scores counting towards team score.

              JV Schedule
              Wednesday, Sept. 5       Fox Hollow
              Wednesday, Sept. 12     The Ranches (1:00 p.m. start)
              Wednesday, Sept. 19     Spanish Oaks
              Thursday, Sept. 27         Wasatch
              Tuesday, Oct. 9              Talons Cove

2. Scoring: Bus drivers from Pleasant Grove and Timpanogos will serve as official score card judges and assist in recording individual and team scores. John Bingham will supply team score sheets. Players will exchange cards in a rotation (not straight across) keep his and playing partner’s score and will stay together as a group. Scores must be announced and recorded before leaving the hole played. Check the card for accuracy as once the card is signed, announced and turned in, the hole by hole totals count and cannot be revised. A provisional ball must be played in the event of a rule controversy. Players will play from the blue tees and girls from the white tees.

3. Dress Code:Hats/visors, if worn, must be worn with the brim forward. Collared shirts must be worn and tucked in at all times. Women’s fashion shirts without a collar must have sleeves. Men and women’s shorts must be a modest length.

Prohibited Dress:

*Tank tops

*T-shirts

*Men’s sleeveless shirts

*Denim shorts, short shorts

*Cut-off shorts

*Denim jeans

Proper dress is required at all times at the host facility. Questionable attire will be
reviewed by the region coaches. Should a host facility have a stricter dress code, its
policy will take precedence. Players in violation will not be allowed to tee off.

4. Awards will be presented as follows:
Trophy presented to region champion, determined by the scores taken from each region tournament. Individual medals given to the top ten players with the lowest scores in region play. Players will be allowed to drop their highest Region score. They will be allowed to count the best 6 out of 7 scores when competing for Region medalist.

Region Matches:
A player must also play in 6 out of the 7 Region meets to qualify for a medal. If two or more teams tie for the Region title or the final state berth, a sudden death playoff at the final site with each team playing 4 players, counting all 4 scores. Play continues until the team with the lowest score, on the holes played, wins. If there is a tie for Region low medalists, those tied will play the same format until a winner is determined. In case of a rain out, all players must have completed 9 holes of play for the contest to be counted towards Region standings. The course pro and coaches will determine when a rain out is declared and rescheduled at the convenience of the host course and school schedules.

5. Electric riding carts are allowed for spectators at the discretion of the golf course. Parents and spectators are encouraged to watch, but must stay at least 50 feet away from players and must not communicate with the players. In case of a lost ball, spectators will be allowed to help in the search to find a ball.

6. Female participation is encouraged and if there is enough interest from region and county schools. The following schedule is available. Tee times start at 1:00 p.m. Please call John Kurtz one week in advance to reserve your players tee time. Cost will be the junior rate for green fees.

       Girls Schedule
Monday, Aug. 27            Fox Hollow
Monday, Sept. 10           East Bay
Monday, Sept. 17           Talons Cove
Tuesday, Sept. 25          Davis Park
Friday, Sept. 28              Girls State @ Davis Park

Region IV Activities Handbook

2007-2008