Registration

Begins: Monday, March 1, 2021 (9:00 am)

Entry Deadline: Monday, April 26, 2021 (11:59 pm)

    Fee: 

    $190/team

       Includes: Golf, Cart, Lunch

       and $2000+ in prizes!

Eligibility Criteria:

• Amateur Golfers (Male and Female)
• Must be a member of an RDGA club.
• Must have a RDGA / WHS Handicap Index.
• Players of all ages & abilities welcome.

Field Size: 144 Players (72 teams)                                                         

Website: Click HERE                        Course Info: Click HERE       

                                                                                    Address: 891 Pixley Rd, Rochester, NY 14624

PLEASE READ "2021 RDGA TOURNAMENT PROCEDURES" UNDER THE TOURNAMENT INFORMATION TAB ABOVE FOR NEW HEALTH AND SAFETY PROCEDURES FOR PLAYERS AT RDGA EVENTS THIS YEAR.

Event Format

Handicap Index as of May 3, 2021 will be utilized for this event (1 week prior).

Competition will be 18 holes of stroke play, Two Person Best Ball format. Both players tee off, play each hole individually and record their own scores. The team then records the one best score on the hole as their team score.  

There will be five Divisions:

• A Championship Men's Division, playing from the Brook-Lea Men's Black Tees (6,830 yards)
• A Senior Men's Division playing from the Brook-Lea Men's Blue Tees (6,393 yards)
• A Regular Men's Division playing from the Brook-Lea Men's Blue Tees (6,393 yards)
• A Women's Division playing from Brook-Lea Women's Gold Tees (5,332 yards)
• A Mixed Division playing from Blue and Gold Tees

NOTE: Due to expected wet course conditions on Monday, May 3, we will be changing the tees for all Divisions to shorter lengths, as follows:

• A Championship Men's Division, now playing from the Brook-Lea Men's Blue Tees (6,393 yards)
• A Senior Men's Division now playing from the Brook-Lea Men's Blue/White Tees (6,155 yards)
• A Regular Men's Division now playing from the Brook-Lea Men's Blue/White Tees (6,155 yards)
• A Women's Division now playing from the RDGA Women's Gold Tees (5,209 yards)
• A Mixed Division now playing from Blue/White (men) and Gold Tees (women)

The Championship Men's Division will be played at scratch.

The Senior Division will be played at scratch.

The Regular Men's, Women's and Mixed Divisions are Net events and will be played at 85% handicap, and will have Low Gross and Low Net winners.

Approximately 1/4 of each division will win prize money.  

The top three teams (plus ties) in the Championship Men's Division earn exemptions into the

2021 RDGA District Championship at Oak Hill Country Club, July 22-24, 2021.   

The top one team (and ties) in the Senior Division earn exemptions into the

2021 RDGA District Championship at Oak Hill Country Club, July 22-24, 2021.

Schedule of Events

• Player Registration and driving range opens at 6:30 AM
• Start times begin at 7:30 AM off No. 1 tee only, every 10 minutes, through 2:30 PM
• Please arrive at the course no earlier than 1 hour before your start time.

Cart Policy

Carts are included in fee and are mandatory for all adults. Two riders per cart.  Appropriate Covid safety measures must be utilized.  This means masks whenever you cannot social distance.

If a player wants to ride alone they must reserve this extra cart with RDGA Office no later than 7 days in advance of the tournament and pay a fee of $25.

Juniors must walk or if paired with Adult may ride but not drive.

Pairings

Tee times will be provided approximately a week before the event

Range

The practice range will be open to all players beginning at 6:30 am and is included in the entry fee

Food Services

There will be a Take Out Lunch for all players included in entry fee.

Practice Round

Ther is no formal practice round for this event.

Prizes 
 

• The RDGA will pay prizes in the form of pro shop certificates to approximately 1/4 of the field in each of the flights (Championship, Senior, Mens, Women's and Mixed Flights)

Withdrawals

If you have to withdraw please contact us at the RDGA Office: (585)-292-5950

Refund Policy

Refunds of tournament entry fees will be made in accordance with the following rules:

1. If the player withdraws BEFORE the registration deadline, he/she will be granted a refund of the full entry, minus the $10.00 credit card processing fee. (The refund will be credited back to the players card).

2. If the player withdraws from a tournament AFTER the registration closes, no refund will be granted.

RDGA Conditions of Competition

CLICK HERE for the RDGA Conditions of Competition, revised as of January 15, 2021.

RDGA Code of Conduct

The Rochester District Golf Association (RDGA) and its member clubs believe that participation in RDGA amateur events is a privilege that carries responsibilities.  In order to enter an RDGA event, a player must be an amateur golfer and be a member in good standing at an RDGA member club.  He or she must adhere to all RDGA tournament requirements, including possession of a USGA Handicap Index, age and/or gender for selected events, appropriate golf attire, mandatory use of riding carts at selected events, and obey local host club rules that may apply to players during a competition.

The most recent edition of the USGA Rules of Golf will govern all play in RDGA events, along with the RDGA Conditions of Competition and any Local Rules that may be put into effect for selected events.  All players must familiarize themselves with the provisions of Rule 1.2 of the USGA Rules of Golf and conduct themselves accordingly, i.e. by playing in the spirit of the game, acting with integrity, showing consideration for others, and taking good care of the golf course, as those concepts are described in Rule 1.2a.

In accordance with Rule 1.2b of the USGA Rules of Golf, the RDGA has adopted this Code of Conduct to apply to all players in RDGA events.  In the discretion of the RDGA Rules Committee, a player may receive the General Penalty (loss of hole in match play or 2 strokes in stroke play) for conduct that breaches this Code.  A penalty of Disqualification may be applied for any serious misconduct that occurs.  Examples of “serious misconduct” include, but are not limited to:  deliberately damaging a putting green, deliberately moving tee markers or boundary stakes, deliberately distracting other players, refusing to follow the Rules of Golf, repeated use of vulgar or offensive language, or showing disrespect to a Rules Official.

Adopted: Effective January 1, 2019

Tournament Chairperson

Mr. Tim Vangellow 

(585) 292-5950   -   Office

(585) 764-7342   -   Cell