GOLF
Golf Guest Policy Reminder
Purpose of a Golf Handicap
The ANCC Golf Guest Policy limits the number of guests who can be introduced on any given day. The guest policy allows the following: • Monday – Friday (non-holiday): Three (3) guests at any time. • Saturday before 11:00 AM: No guests. • Saturday after 11:00 AM: Three (3) guests. • Sunday & Holidays: Three (3) guests at any time. WNHGO Women's 9-Hole Golf Organization The Women's Nine Hole Golf Organization welcomes all new and returning members to the 2019 season. If interested, please contact Linda Wharton, Membership Chairman, at (703) 963-3081 or lkwwdw@gmail.com. For all events, sign-up sheets are located in the ladies locker rooms unless unless otherwise noted. The J.J. Haffey Memorial Tournament Two-Day Ringer - Arlington Day 1 - Friday, 7 June Day 2 - Friday, 14 June | Luncheon to Follow For further details, contact Co-Chairs, Ann Haffey at (703) 527-1882 or candygrm@verizon.net, or Rita Kuntz at (703)
The purpose of the USGA Handicap System is to make the game of golf more enjoyable by enabling golfers of different abilities to compete on an equitable basis. The system provides fair Course Handicaps for players regardless of ability, and adjusts a player’s Handicap Index up or down as one’s game changes. At the same time, it disregards high scores that bear little relation to the player’s potential ability and promotes continuity by making handicaps continuous from one playing season or year to the next. A basic premise underlies the USGA Handicap System, namely that every player will try to make the best score at each hole in every round, regardless of where the round is played, and that the player will post every acceptable round for peer review. Posting scores in person immediately following the round at the course where the round is played is the preferred way to expose scores to peer review. This method of posting shall be used whenever possible. Scores can also be posted via the Internet at www.vsga.org (at the middle of the Home Page) or at www.ghin.com (see “Post Score” at top of page). There is also a GHIN app available for your smart phone. Scores can be posted year round, weather permitting. Temporary ratings are established during the winter months at each course. A USGA Handicap Index compares a player’s scoring ability to the scoring ability of an expert amateur on a course of standard difficulty. A player posts scores along with the appropriate USGA Ratings to make up the scoring record. A Handicap Index is computed from no more than 20 scores plus eligible Tournament Scores in the scoring record. It reflects the player’s potential because it is based upon the best scores posted for a given number of rounds, ideally the best 10 of the last 20 rounds. A USGA Handicap Index travels well from course to course, as well as from one set of tees to another set of tees on the same course. A player’s Handicap Index determines the number of strokes a player receives depending upon the length and difficulty of the course being played.
971-8582 or ritakuntz@gmail.com. Sign-up in the Ladies Locker Rooms
Armed Forces Day Tuesday, 18 June - Fairfax 8:30 AM Shotgun Start | Luncheon to Follow No WNHGO golf at Arlington on Friday, 21 June due to ANCC Member-Guest!
4 June 2019
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