Washington Invitational

Rules/Info: WGCC is a 9-hole course. Players will record a full 9 holes and then will continue with
the second 9 holes. Scores will be entered after hole 3 and 9 as they pass by.
Groups will be three-somes scattered throughout the holes, some with A & B groups.
Click this link for the Live Scoring Link(link will be available via QR code in the clubhouse for spectators).
Awards = 1st - 4th place individual medals, 1st place team plaque, 1st place team medals
IGHSAU & USGA rules will govern play.
See the next page for local course rules that will be discussed in the coaches meeting and is printed on the back of each scorecard…

10 STROKE RULE IN EFFECT!

Lift, Clean, & Place through the green (scorecard length)

RED TEES!

Please… replace all divots and repair all ball marks!

USGA rules will apply in all cases unless stated differently.

#1: OB left marked with white stakes. Creek is marked as a RED hazard. Cat-tails/grassy area across creek on right side is RED hazard.

#2: Go to the drop area on the other side of the pond if you hit 1 ball into the pond. Long grass left of the cart path is a RED hazard.

#3: Creek is marked as a RED hazard in front of the tee box. RED hazard along the far left side.

#4: Dog leg left, RED hazard along left side, creek is marked as a RED hazard. Go to the drop area on the other side of the creek if you hit 1 ball into the creek. Sand spot on green is free relief.

#5: Long grass just in front of the tee box & all along the woods/left of the cart path is marked as a RED hazard. Creek is marked as a RED hazard.

#6: Long grass to the left is played as RED hazard.

#7: OB left side of the entire hole and behind the green. Small area on the left side of the ditch that sticks out is marked as RED hazard if not part of OB.

#8: OB left side of the entire hole.

#9: OB left side of the entire hole and the parking lot behind the green.

Make sure you play your own ball. Check with other players before hitting.

Bare dirt spots = free relief

Ground under repair is marked.

Lots of irregular ground from animal trails = free relief

Discuss any questions in your group and come to a consensus. Play a second ball, announce which ball you intend to count and record both scores, if necessary.

WGCC is a 9-hole course. Players will record a full 9 holes and then will continue with
the second 9 holes. Scores will be entered after hole 3 and 9 as they pass by.
Groups will be three-somes scattered throughout the holes, some with A & B groups.
Click this link for the Live Scoring Link(link will be available via QR code in the clubhouse for spectators).
Awards = 1st - 4th place individual medals, 1st place team plaque, 1st place team medals
IGHSAU & USGA rules will govern play.
See the next page for local course rules that will be discussed in the coaches meeting and is printed on the back of each scorecard…

10 STROKE RULE IN EFFECT!

Lift, Clean, & Place through the green (scorecard length)

RED TEES!

Please… replace all divots and repair all ball marks!

USGA rules will apply in all cases unless stated differently.

#1: OB left marked with white stakes. Creek is marked as a RED hazard. Cat-tails/grassy area across creek on right side is RED hazard.

#2: Go to the drop area on the other side of the pond if you hit 1 ball into the pond. Long grass left of the cart path is a RED hazard.

#3: Creek is marked as a RED hazard in front of the tee box. RED hazard along the far left side.

#4: Dog leg left, RED hazard along left side, creek is marked as a RED hazard. Go to the drop area on the other side of the creek if you hit 1 ball into the creek. Sand spot on green is free relief.

#5: Long grass just in front of the tee box & all along the woods/left of the cart path is marked as a RED hazard. Creek is marked as a RED hazard.

#6: Long grass to the left is played as RED hazard.

#7: OB left side of the entire hole and behind the green. Small area on the left side of the ditch that sticks out is marked as RED hazard if not part of OB.

#8: OB left side of the entire hole.

#9: OB left side of the entire hole and the parking lot behind the green.

Make sure you play your own ball. Check with other players before hitting.

Bare dirt spots = free relief

Ground under repair is marked.

Lots of irregular ground from animal trails = free relief

Discuss any questions in your group and come to a consensus. Play a second ball, announce which ball you intend to count and record both scores, if necessary.