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Format: 2-Person Scramble

In a scramble, each team member tees off on every hole. After teeing off, the team selects the best tee shot and marks that spot with a tee or ball marker.
The other team members pick up their balls and place them within one club length (no closer to the hole) of the marked spot. Each player then hits their next shot from this chosen location.
If the selected ball is in a hazard (sand, water, etc.), the rough, or out of bounds, you cannot drop the ball outside of the hazard or rough, even if relief is within one club length.
This procedure applies to every shot for the remainder of the hole, including putts. The ball should also be marked on the putting green.
Putts must be taken within 3-inches or putter head length of the marked spot (no closer to the hole).
Players may choose to give putts within a 3-foot or standard putter's length, but it is not required.

Ladies: Red Tees
Ladies 60+: Front of Red Tee Box
Gentlemen: White Tees
Gentlemen 55-64: Green Tees
Gentlemen 65+: Gold Tees
You can move back tees but not forward (ex. a 58 y/o can play the white tees if they so choose but not the gold)

For every 4-6 teams, there will be a flight based on the cumulative handicap.
You are STRONGLY encouraged to establish and maintain a GHIN handicap to keep the flighting fair for all competitors.

If a player shows up late to a match, their teammate will play one ball until they arrive.
If a team misses the match completely, they will receive 0 total points and their opponent will receive 7 total points.
A substitute player can be utilized for any of your matches.
If teams agree to make up a match, they may do so. The match must be made up on an agreed upon time before the sessions final match.
- Regular daily fees apply to make-ups.

Once the flights are established, handicaps will no longer be used.
Teams will compete in a match play format using the team’s GROSS scramble score.
You will receive 1 point for each hole won.
Ties will be worth ½ of a point.
The points will accumulate throughout the 6 weeks.
If you are in an odd numbered flight, you will play against the course par on your bye weeks.

All native will be played as a red penalty area. (Rule 17.1d) (Diagram on Golf Genius App)
Player May Decide to Take Unplayable Ball Relief Anywhere Except Penalty Area (Rule 19.1)
- Unplayable ball relief is allowed anywhere on the course, except in a penalty area.
- If a ball is unplayable in a penalty area, the player’s only relief option is to take penalty relief under Rule 17.
- If you elect to take a shot from a penalty area (native), you remain in that area until you successfully hit the ball out. At that point, there is no longer any reference to where your previous shot crossed the hazard under rule 17.1d.
- Take your relief on your first shot!!
Relief Options for unplayable Ball in General Area (Rule 19.2) (Diagram on Golf Genius App)
For pace of play all out of bounds shots SHALL be played utilizing Model Local Rule E-5 (Diagram on Golf Genius App)
- This allows players to drop 2 club lengths into the fairway, no nearer the hole, at a point where the original ball is estimated to have crossed the course boundary. (+2 stroke penalty)
All other golf rules apply as normal.