| Exempt Players 2008 |
Wilbur Adams, Harry Aime, Tom Alford, Gary Allison, Ross Andras, Dean Bracken, Howard Broun, Kevin Campbell, Terry Clackson, Steve Colbert, Dan Cote, Kelly Cowan, John Dokter, Al Dowdell, Pete Duncan, David Dunville, Merv Dusyk, John Eloschuk, Paul Erickson, John Festival, Barry Field, Roy Finlay, Stephen Flynn, Senan Foley, Rod Forsythe, Bob Genoway, Wayne Gillespie, Warren Gnam, Mitchell Harbora, Rick Heenan, Robert Irvine, Ron Kelly, Floyd Kilgore, George Kosch, Doug Kuntz, Rob Kuntz, Brian Laubman, Robert Laycock, Grant Lee, Bob Legros, Frank MacKenzie, Cam MacLachlan, Allan Mah, Glen Maines, Brian McCulloch, Rick McKinnon, Phillipe Nenneau, Jeff Newby, Keith Newton, Stuart Nicholson, Steve Peacock, Len Powell, Kelly Risling, Neil Robertson, John Russell, Dwight Sandquist, Jim Saunders, David Schultz, Kevin Sieben, Tom Skinner, Howard Smith, Greg Steger, Alan Stewart, Gerry Stoddart, Frank Sutton, Mike Sweett, Les Swelin, Kevin Temple, Joseph VanDerVelden, Frank VanDornick, Robert Walkingshaw, Ed Wiens, Robert Wood, David Wutzke, Dennis Young. |
| Registration Policies |
1 Competitors must be an amateur golfer as defined by the RCGA Rules of Amateur Status and member in good standing of a recognized national golf association.
2 Competitors must present their updated & certified membership/handicap at the tournament site. Players not presenting their card shall be disqualified. No Card – No play. The entry fee will not be refunded.
3 Entries are accepted on first come first served basis, unless otherwise stated on this form. Tournament applications are subject to approval of the Tournament Committee.
4 Entries must be received on this form (or a reproduction) by 4:00 PM on the closing entry date and accompanied by a current dated “personal” cheque, money order, VISA or MasterCard. Online Registrations will be accepted from the Alberta Golf Website.
5 After June 1st, all entries belonging to players of member clubs whose Alberta Golf membership dues have not been paid will be placed on an inactive list. Inactive listed players will not be eligible for tournament play until their clubs’ membership account has been cleared.
6 Competitors when submitting their entry agree to abide by:
a) the “Code of Conduct”
b) the “Competitor’s Waiver and Consent” and “Certification of Parent/Guardian” (where appropriate)
7 Automotive transportation is prohibited except in the Men’s Senior Championship, Men’s Senior Qualifying, Interclub and Men's Mid Handicap.
In exceptional circumstances, Alberta Golf may permit a player, who otherwise qualifies for an amateur event, to use a power cart or other special equipment. A current medical certificate along with a letter describing the player’s needs must be submitted with the entry to request such permission. Authorization to use such equipment may be granted if in the opinion of the Rules Committee, the player could not otherwise participate in the event due to a serious permanent physical impairment. Such use may be denied, if it is deemed that use of such special device, would give the player an undue advantage over other competitors.
Note: Unacceptable entries include late; telephoned or emailed entries; “company” cheques and postdated cheques. |
| Tie Breaking Procedures |
Ties for major championships, final qualifying position or the final position on a provincial team will be broken by a sudden death playoff. The hole(s) designated for the playoff will be discussed by the Event Chairman with the Host Club Pro Shop in advance. However the hole(s) may not be finalized until the scope of any playoff is determined and the course availability at the time of the playoff is known.
If due to weather, darkness or other cause, a playoff cannot be held to determine a Champion, then co-winners shall be declared (example Alberta Junior Champion).
In the event of a tie in a gross score competition that is not to be decided by a playoff, then a winner shall be declared by matching scorecards.
If conditions are such that a play off may not be conducted for a team position on that day or that course the following options should be evaluated in sequence to conduct a playoff:
- Another nearby course on that day.
- That course or another course on the next day.
- An appropriate course prior to the event for which the players were competing.
- Include all tied players in the event.
- Ties for team position will be broken according to Rule 33-6 and Appendix 1, as follows:
Matching Scorecards
Ties will be broken according to Rule 33-6 and Appendix 1, as follows:
In the event of a tie in a gross score competition that is not to be decided by a playoff, then a winner shall be declared by matching scorecards.
To break a tie in stroke play gross score competition by matching scorecards, examine the holes as they appear on the scorecard. A winner will be determined on the basis of the best score in the following sequence:
i) last 18 holes
ii) last 9 holes (10-18)
iii) last 6 holes (13-18)
iv) last holes 3 (16-18)
v) last hole (18)
vi) first 9 holes (1-9)
vii) last 6 holes on front nine (4-9)
viii) last 3 holes on front nine (7-9)
ix) last hole on front nine (9)
x) 18th hole, 17th hole, 16th hole, etc.
xi) In a multi round competition, repeat the same procedure using the 2nd last 18 played, etc.
*To break ties for pairing purposes or for order of tee off within a group refer to the above method of matching scorecards.
Gross Stroke or Match Play Competition
A hole-by-hole play-off shall be played to determine the winner.
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