Foxtail North Golf Course
100 Golf Course Drive,Rohnert Park,CA
Phone: 707/584‑7766
Date: July 17, 10:30 AM
CONGRATULATIONS to the CHA CHA CHA Winners. We hoped everybody had a good time!
1st Place (119)
Gavin Fong (14.9) 15
Sam Wong (12.4) 13
Ed Louie (13.5) 14
Jonathon Wong (12.7) 13
2nd Place (120) Back 9 tie breaker used
Yoch Lin (10.9) 11
Allen Tchoi (11.4) 12
Eugene Wong (14.4) 15
Ken Wong (17.6) 18
3rd Place (120) Back 9 tie breaker used
Ken Fong (13.2) 13
David Yip (3.2) 3
KK Tong (15.4) 16
Mike Lee(8.9) 9
LOW NET (2 tied at net 65, used back 9 tie breaker)
1st Place: Jonathan Wong 78, net 65 (His personal best!)
2nd Place: Mike Lee, 74, net 65 (also his personal best!)
9 Skins @ $30 each, 27*$10=$270
#1, Birdie w/pop(3)- Yoch Lin
#3, Birdie w/pop(1)- Gavin Fong
#5, Birdie w/pop(2)- Ed Louie
#6, Birdie w/pop(1)- Hugh Lee
#8, Birdie w/pop(2)- Tom Yong
#11, Birdie w/pop(2)- Allen Tchoi
#12, Birdie w/pop(3)- Yoch Lin
#14, Birdie w/pop(2)- Eugene Wong
#18, Birdie w/pop(2)- Ray Jeung
Long Drive 270 yds: Terry OwYOUNG (56 years young!)
CTPs:
#3, 6'-6" - Steve Shum
#6, 4'-6" - Hugh Lee
#13, 6'-2" - Clem Leung
#15, 2"-2' - Tom Yong
Format: CHA CHA CHA
4 person team, One net ball to count on hole #1, two net balls to count on the second hole, 3 net balls to count on the third hole. Repeat the hole count process throughout the 18 holes.
(For those of you who are “Calculation Challenged”…
1 net score for Holes # 1, 4, 7, 10, 13, 16;
2 net scores Holes # 2, 5, 8, 11, 14, 17; and
3 net scores for Holes # 3, 6, 9, 12, 15, 18
Play the ball down…men from whites….women from reds….check card for local rules
Prizes: 1st place team $160 cash
2nd place team $100 cash
3rd place team $ 40 cash
Closest to the pin on all par 3’s $30 pro shop credit
1st Low net $25 pro shop credit
2nd low net $15 pro shop credit
Long Drive $20 pro shop credit
(M) = match play
10:30
Yoch Lin (10.9) 11
Allen Tchoi (11.4) 12
Eugene Wong (14.4) 15
Ken Wong (17.6) 18
10:40
Gavin Fong (M) (14.9) 15
Sam Wong (M) (12.4) 13
Ed Louie (13.5) 14
Jonathon Wong (12.7) 13
10:50
Will Tong (M*) (12.9) 13
Doug Low (M*) (11.4) 12
Michelle Mitra (M#) (5.5) 6
Lawrence Wong (M#) (14.3) 15
11:00
Jeff Yee (14.9) 15
Valerie Yee (18.0) 18
Kristie Yee (27.6) 28
Duane Wong (13.3) 14
11:10
Ken Fong (13.2) 13
David Yip (3.2) 3
KK Tong (15.4) 16
Mike Lee(8.9) 9
11:20
Tim Won (28.8) 29
Joe Timonere (11.4) 12
David Pan(25.1) 26
Ray Jeung (12.4) 13
11:30
Shirley Lee (24.2) 24
Tom Yong (15.3) 16
Clem Leung (12.8) 13
Johnny Mui (17.9) 18
11:40
Steve Shum (9.4) 10
Terry Owyang (10.4) 11
Wings Hom (22.8) 23
Hugh Lee (18.0) 18
11:50
John Lee (11.5) 12
Chris Lang (12.3) 13
Jean Louie (34.5) 35
Frank Louie (18.0) 18
Please RSVP via evite http://www.evite.com/gavinfong@yahoo.com/fox
Thursday, June 30, 2005
BOB V Results
Battle of the Bay (BOB) V Golf Tournament
OCGC -- MCCGC – SFCGC – Good Guys
RESULTS:
SFCGC 10
OCGC 9
GG 8.5
MCCGC 4.5
Congratulations to SFCGC!
Come represent the OCGC team to play against our sister clubs, Marin, San Francisco, and Good Guys in a fun team event to bring home the BOB Trophy!
Rancho Canada East Course
Date: Saturday, June 25, 2005
8:30 a.m. shotgun start – 96 players (24 players from each club)
Check-in starts at 7:00 a.m.
Men – 68.0/118 Slope/5832 yds
Women – 69.4/114 Slope/ 5267 yds
Fee: $72.00 (Includes cart, range balls, CTTP awards, skins awards by Flights, and BBQ buffet lunch. This is net cost to OCGC members only.)
Format: Individual match play at full handicap. (Maximum club points is 24.) – Pairings and scoring done by Rancho Canada staff.
Entry Due: Monday, June 6, 2005 (note: the first 24 players will represent the OCGC team, so get your entry in asap if you wish to play – it is open to club members only; sorry, no guests allowed.)
PayPal to gavinfong@yahoo.com
Mail checks to:
Hugh Lee
12611 Brookpark Road, Oakland, CA 94619
QUESTIONS - email to hugh.p.lee@verizon.net or (510) 530-9182
SIGN UP http://www.evite.com/gavinfong@yahoo.com/bob5
OCGC -- MCCGC – SFCGC – Good Guys
RESULTS:
SFCGC 10
OCGC 9
GG 8.5
MCCGC 4.5
Congratulations to SFCGC!
Come represent the OCGC team to play against our sister clubs, Marin, San Francisco, and Good Guys in a fun team event to bring home the BOB Trophy!
Rancho Canada East Course
Date: Saturday, June 25, 2005
8:30 a.m. shotgun start – 96 players (24 players from each club)
Check-in starts at 7:00 a.m.
Men – 68.0/118 Slope/5832 yds
Women – 69.4/114 Slope/ 5267 yds
Fee: $72.00 (Includes cart, range balls, CTTP awards, skins awards by Flights, and BBQ buffet lunch. This is net cost to OCGC members only.)
Format: Individual match play at full handicap. (Maximum club points is 24.) – Pairings and scoring done by Rancho Canada staff.
Entry Due: Monday, June 6, 2005 (note: the first 24 players will represent the OCGC team, so get your entry in asap if you wish to play – it is open to club members only; sorry, no guests allowed.)
PayPal to gavinfong@yahoo.com
Mail checks to:
Hugh Lee
12611 Brookpark Road, Oakland, CA 94619
QUESTIONS - email to hugh.p.lee@verizon.net or (510) 530-9182
SIGN UP http://www.evite.com/gavinfong@yahoo.com/bob5
Wednesday, June 29, 2005
Rancho Canada West Results
1st - Clem Leung 67
2nd - Sam Tong 67
3re - Lawrence Ma 67
4th - Mike Chee 71
5th - Doug Low 72
* Winner of three way tie for Low Net was determined by last nine hole score.
The West Course will test your golfing skills. Fairways range from deceptively broad to needle narrow as you traverse the Carmel River three different times. On the back nine, lofty stands of cottonwood and sycamore trees await errant shots. Sophisticated golfers will love this layout!
FORMAT: Stroke Play
TEES: White (Men), Red (Women)
COST: $62
DEADLINE: 6/13 or first 48 players!
PayPal to gavinfong@yahoo.com
Mail checks to:
Hugh Lee
12611 Brookpark Road, Oakland, CA 94619
QUESTIONS - email to hugh.p.lee@verizon.net or (510) 530-9182
Guests are welcome with no extra fee!
SIGN UP at http://www.evite.com/gavinfong@yahoo.com/rcw
2nd - Sam Tong 67
3re - Lawrence Ma 67
4th - Mike Chee 71
5th - Doug Low 72
* Winner of three way tie for Low Net was determined by last nine hole score.
The West Course will test your golfing skills. Fairways range from deceptively broad to needle narrow as you traverse the Carmel River three different times. On the back nine, lofty stands of cottonwood and sycamore trees await errant shots. Sophisticated golfers will love this layout!
FORMAT: Stroke Play
TEES: White (Men), Red (Women)
COST: $62
DEADLINE: 6/13 or first 48 players!
PayPal to gavinfong@yahoo.com
Mail checks to:
Hugh Lee
12611 Brookpark Road, Oakland, CA 94619
QUESTIONS - email to hugh.p.lee@verizon.net or (510) 530-9182
Guests are welcome with no extra fee!
SIGN UP at http://www.evite.com/gavinfong@yahoo.com/rcw
Monday, June 13, 2005
OCGC Match Play Rules
OCGC 2005 Match Play Championship
Hello to all OCGC Match Play participants. Welcome to another year of exciting play. As in years past, this is a one-on-one, single elimination event. All players will have one month to complete their matches beginning on June 15th and culminating on or prior to November 6th. We will know then who our new 2005 Match Play Champion will be.
Opening matches will begin immediately with the following considerations:
1. 100% difference of handicap strokes to be given to the higher handicapper.
a. Using your most current indexes, find the handicaps on the slope charts at the course selected. In coed matches, remember to see if additional handicap adjustment is necessary by find the “course ratings” for the red and white tees. If the difference is 0.5 or greater, further adjustment is needed. Determine the difference and round off to the nearest whole number (0.5 or greater will be rounded up). This whole number should be added to the handicap of the player who is playing from the more highly rated tees. If the player receiving strokes is female, be sure they are given on the women’s rated holes, not the men’s.
2. Within same sex matches, the higher handicapper will designate which of 3 courses the lower handicapper may choose to play.
a. In co-ed matches, the female player will designate the 3 courses even if her handicap is lower than that of the male player’s.
3. Players shall play their matches on a mutually agreeable date, women from the red tees and men from the white tees.
4. A progressive cash prize will be awarded for match winners.
5. Only winners will be paid.
6. All monies will be paid at the conclusion of the final round (Championship).
7. A winner of each match must be determined by the stated deadline, and reported to me immediately after the match. NO exceptions.
a. If a match date cannot be mutually agreed upon within the stated time frames for each round, the players can have a putting contest, flip a coin, etc., It does not matter so long as the method is mutually agreed upon. A name must be provided to me or both will be eliminated.
8. Players may choose to use the monthly OCGC tournament as their match site. They may match cards at the end of the tournament if they are not paired together.
9. As far as ties goes, ask the starter if you can play sudden death. If not, have a putting contest. In either case, the player who last held the “honor” should continue.
10. If any conflicts cannot be resolved, the NCGA rules for match play are to be followed. Information with respect to this can be found at the NCGA website at http://www.usga.org/rules/faq/index.html
11. Any controversies arising on any hole must be resolved before the next hole is played. However, if unable to resolve, you may play a second ball until the controversy is resolved.
12. If resolution is still not made, FINAL determination will be decided by a committee comprised of three members from the OCGC Board of Directors.
Prizes:
The $25 entry fees from the 32 entrants and the $190 club contribution will provide for a total pot of $990. The 1st match winners will receive $25 each; 2nd match winners $30; 3rd match winners $35; and 4th match winners $45. The final round (Championship) between the remaining 2 players is worth $120 to the winner.
COST: $25
DEADLINE: 5/30/05 or first 32 players!
PayPal to gavinfong@yahoo.com
Mail checks to:
Lawrence Wong
1824 Mountain Blvd., Oakland, CA 94611
QUESTIONS - email to Lawrence Wong at lshwong@yahoo.com
SIGN UP at http://www.evite.com/gavinfong@yahoo.com/mp
Hello to all OCGC Match Play participants. Welcome to another year of exciting play. As in years past, this is a one-on-one, single elimination event. All players will have one month to complete their matches beginning on June 15th and culminating on or prior to November 6th. We will know then who our new 2005 Match Play Champion will be.
Opening matches will begin immediately with the following considerations:
1. 100% difference of handicap strokes to be given to the higher handicapper.
a. Using your most current indexes, find the handicaps on the slope charts at the course selected. In coed matches, remember to see if additional handicap adjustment is necessary by find the “course ratings” for the red and white tees. If the difference is 0.5 or greater, further adjustment is needed. Determine the difference and round off to the nearest whole number (0.5 or greater will be rounded up). This whole number should be added to the handicap of the player who is playing from the more highly rated tees. If the player receiving strokes is female, be sure they are given on the women’s rated holes, not the men’s.
2. Within same sex matches, the higher handicapper will designate which of 3 courses the lower handicapper may choose to play.
a. In co-ed matches, the female player will designate the 3 courses even if her handicap is lower than that of the male player’s.
3. Players shall play their matches on a mutually agreeable date, women from the red tees and men from the white tees.
4. A progressive cash prize will be awarded for match winners.
5. Only winners will be paid.
6. All monies will be paid at the conclusion of the final round (Championship).
7. A winner of each match must be determined by the stated deadline, and reported to me immediately after the match. NO exceptions.
a. If a match date cannot be mutually agreed upon within the stated time frames for each round, the players can have a putting contest, flip a coin, etc., It does not matter so long as the method is mutually agreed upon. A name must be provided to me or both will be eliminated.
8. Players may choose to use the monthly OCGC tournament as their match site. They may match cards at the end of the tournament if they are not paired together.
9. As far as ties goes, ask the starter if you can play sudden death. If not, have a putting contest. In either case, the player who last held the “honor” should continue.
10. If any conflicts cannot be resolved, the NCGA rules for match play are to be followed. Information with respect to this can be found at the NCGA website at http://www.usga.org/rules/faq/index.html
11. Any controversies arising on any hole must be resolved before the next hole is played. However, if unable to resolve, you may play a second ball until the controversy is resolved.
12. If resolution is still not made, FINAL determination will be decided by a committee comprised of three members from the OCGC Board of Directors.
Prizes:
The $25 entry fees from the 32 entrants and the $190 club contribution will provide for a total pot of $990. The 1st match winners will receive $25 each; 2nd match winners $30; 3rd match winners $35; and 4th match winners $45. The final round (Championship) between the remaining 2 players is worth $120 to the winner.
COST: $25
DEADLINE: 5/30/05 or first 32 players!
PayPal to gavinfong@yahoo.com
Mail checks to:
Lawrence Wong
1824 Mountain Blvd., Oakland, CA 94611
QUESTIONS - email to Lawrence Wong at lshwong@yahoo.com
SIGN UP at http://www.evite.com/gavinfong@yahoo.com/mp
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