Hobbs Golf League

Results updated through all play on August 26, 2008

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PLAYOFFS START TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 2, 2008

BLUE TEES --- ALL SCORES COUNT

TEAM 2 vs TEAM 5

TEAM 7 gets a BYE for the first week

Winner of Team 2 & Team 5 Match to play in the finals agains Team 7 on September 9, 2008

All Members NOT in playoffs, play Point Quota from Blue tees
Birdie 4pts, Par 2 pts, Bogie 1 pt, Dble B 0 pts, Triple Bogie -1pt
18 - League HCP = Pts you need to make to get to "ZERO"
Pro Shop Credit for Point Quota Winners!

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Space is filling fast!

Year End Tournament
Saturday September 20,2008
Crotched Mountain Golf Links
Francestown, NH
Cost for League Members (if dues are paid) is $50.00 and cost for guests is $70.00.
Price includes Golf, Cart,a Meal at the golf course, and prizes
Format is 2-Man Best Ball - Blind Draw.

Space is limited and will be allocated on a FIRST PAID, first served basis. See Ken Levigne and Dan Leclerc for more details and to make payment.

Prize donations are needed and appreciated.

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We still have a few openings for new players!!!

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Please keep your contact information current.

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Rule of the week:

1-4/8.5 Nearest Point of Relief from Cart Path Is in Casual Water, Nearest Point of Relief from Casual Water Is Back on Cart Path; Impracticable for Player to Drop Ball Into Area of Casual Water
Q. In the circumstances described in Decision 1-4/8, if the nature of the area of casual water were such that it was impracticable or impossible for the player to drop the ball, when taking relief from the cart path, into the area of casual water, how may the player proceed?
A. If it is impracticable for the player to proceed under one of the two Rules, he may, in equity (Rule 1-4), obtain relief without penalty as follows: Using the position of the ball on the cart path, the nearest point of relief from both the cart path and the casual water must be determined that is not in a hazard or on a putting green. The player must lift the ball and drop it within one club-length of and not nearer the hole than the nearest point of relief, on a part of the course that avoids interference by the cart path and the casual water and is not in a hazard or on a putting green.
It would be considered impracticable for the player to drop the ball in the area of casual water if the casual water were so deep that unreasonable effort would be required to retrieve a ball lying in this area of casual water – see Decision 25-1/1.
Other examples of conditions into which it would be considered impracticable for the player to drop the ball would include:
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in or under an immovable obstruction such that it would be extremely difficult or impossible to drop the ball (e.g., inside a locked building or beneath a rain-shelter that is raised off the ground).
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within a large hole made by a greenkeeper or similar area of ground under repair from which the player could not reasonably be expected to play a ball. (New)