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Ladies Member Member

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Welcome from your Professional

Dear Ladies Member-Member Participants, Welcome to the 2022 Ladies Member-Member Tournament. On behalf of the Professional Staff, we are pleased to have you join us for this special Club Event. It is my hope, along with our Golf Staff, that you thoroughly enjoy your tournament experience as well as the camaraderie of your fellow Members. As you will find in the Schedule of Events, we have a full field Shoot-Out kicking off the festivities. Although the main focus will be on golf, you will also be treated to culinary delights as well as warm hospitality and service from the Food and Beverage Team. Thank you to our Committee Members; Brenna Kendrick & Terri Long for all of their hard work in putting together all of the details for this event! Again, on behalf of the entire Belfair Staff, we wish you the best of luck throughout the competition, but most importantly, an enjoyable and memorable MemberMember experience. Sincerely,

John Ogden

Kristen Hubert

John Ogden, PGA Director of Golf

Kristen Hubert Tournament Coordinator

Schedule of Events

3rd Tuesday 8:00am 11:00am-2:00pm 2:00pm 4:15 pm 6:00pm

Practice Rounds available on both courses Tournament Registration & Team Betting Member-Member Par 3 Shootout - East Course Final Shoot-Out #18 - East Course Welcome Reception/Closest to the Pin ( Wear your Disco Best to Studio 1811 ! )

4th Wednesday 7:30am - 9:00am 9:00am 10:30am - 1:30pm 1:30pm

Grab & Go Continental Breakfast with Bloody Mary Bar on the Golf Shop Porch Round One Shotgun Start - East Course Pinehurst Lunch Stations & Bar available at Comfort Stations Aces Only Putting Contest

5th Thursday 7:30am - 9:00am 9:00am 10:30am - 1:30pm 6:00pm

Grab & Go Continental Breakfast with Champagne Mimosa Bar on the Golf Shop Porch Round Two Shotgun Start - West Course Better Ball Lunch Stations & Bar available at Comfort Stations Awards Presentation & Dinner

Tournament Information

Flights Two-Person teams will be pre-flighted based on the combined USGA Handicap Index of the partners. Format The competition will be played in two formats, consisting of a Pinehurst on the East Course and a Better Ball of Partners on the West Course. A Gross and Net Overall score from any flight will be recognized as the 2022 Ladies Member-Member Champion. Handicap All players are required to have an attested USGA Handicap Index. If a player has more than one registered index, the lowest will be used. In the Pinehurst format the team will receive a East Course Handicap equal to 60% of the Low Player and 40% of the High Player. In the Better Ball of Partners format, each player will receive 85% of their West Course Handicap. Handicap Indexes were taken from April 21st. All handicaps listed in the tournament booklet are from the Forward Tee markers. Ties In the event of a tie for the Overall Championship a chip-off will determine the winner. For 1st, 2nd or 3rd place within each flight, the tie will be broken by the final day team score. If a tie still exists, a scorecard playoff will be used starting with back 9 total, then last 6, last 3 and then hole by hole starting at #18 and regressing. Prizes Credit Book will be awarded to the Overall Net and Gross Champion as well as Flight Winners, Flight Runner-Ups, 3rd Place Teams, each Shoot-Out Winning Team, Closest to the Pin Winners as well as Aces Only Winners of the 2022 Member-Member Tournament.

Tournament Information

Tees Forward Tees - All Participants Posting The Better Ball score from this event for all participants will be posted as a Competition "C" score by the Golf Shop. Please fill out your scorecard completely for each player. Team Wagering Team betting will be available until 9:00am on Wednesday, May 4th. You may select any team in the Member-Member Tournament Winning teams must win or finish Runner-Up (Net) within the flight. Minimum wager $10 on any team Maximum wager $100 on any team Rules Committee John Ogden Mason Stutler Kristen Hubert Dustin Halle Austin Webb

Tournament Information Flight Shoot-Out To kick off the Member-Member, all teams will compete against their fellow flight members in a nine hole shoot-out featuring a Gross Par 3 Alternate Shot Format on the East Course. Course: East Course – Front Nine (Stay on the Front Nine when you finish #9) Format: Par 3 Alternate Shot of Partners All players & flights play the same tees Penalty strokes do not alter the order of play. The team with the highest score on each hole will be eliminated. If there is a tie there will be a predetermined chip-off location on each hole. Both team members will chip and the closest shot is recorded. All other teams must turn their back during the shot. Whichever team is furthest from the hole will be eliminated. The last team standing in each flight will advance to the ShootOut.

Par 3 Yardages Hole #1: 95 yards Hole #2: 111 yards Hole #3: 85 yards Hole #4: 135 yards Hole #5: 115 yards Hole #6: 105 yards Hole #7: 85 yards Hole #8: 98 yards Hole #9: 133 yards

Flight Starting Holes Flight 1 : Hole #6 Flight 2 : Hole #5 Flight 3 : Hole #4 Flight 4 : Hole #3 Flight 5 : Hole #2 Flight 6 : Hole #1

Tournament Information

Flight Shoot-Out Shoot-Out of Flight Winners on #18 After approximately 9 holes of play, the winning team from each flight will compete in a Gross Alternate Shot Shoot-Out. This will be played from the tennis lawn to the green on Hole #18 of the East Course. The lowest scoring team will be declared the Overall Champion. • Shoot-out will be played without strokes. • Penalty Strokes do not alter the order of play. • The lowest scoring team will be the winners. • If a tie exists for the low score, the teams will proceed to play #18 again. • Teams must alternate player teeing off for the 2nd round. • If a tie again exists for the low score a chip-off will determine a winner. • Both team members will chip and the closest shot recorded. • All other teams must turn their back during the shot. • The closest chip will determine the winner. Shoot-Out - Yardage will be determined by flight. Flights 1 & 2 - Medal Tees (105 Yards) Flights 3 & 4 - Member Tees (95 Yards) Flights 5 & 6 - Club Tees (85 Yards)

Flight 1 TEAM

PLAYER

H.I.

PINEHURST BETTER BALL

KAREN MURRAY KERRY BROWN

9.8 8.1

7 5

WENDY RICHBOURG RUTH ANDREWS

7.9 11.8

5 9

KIM FLEMING SHELLY WOOLNER

10.6 10.5

7 7

JANINE PROPST JO ANN DOVER

11.3 10.9

8 8

DEB KNUDSEN GLORIA MOYHER

13.1 10.7

10 8

LESLIE WILSON ELLEN FENTON

17.3 7.4

13 5

IRENE SNOWBERGER NANCY MCHUGH

13.6 11.9

10 9

LAUREN JACKSON JOANNE FERRY

14.7 11.5

11 8

Flight 2 TEAM

PLAYER

H.I.

PINEHURST BETTER BALL

JAN KREITLER MEG BROGAN

14.8 12.9

11 10

FAYE VARGA JEANNE DARCEY

13.7 15.4

10 12

NANCY JONES CHRISTINE KARHU

18.2 15.8

14 12

LAURA PANNIER MARY JONES

15.0 19.2

11 15

ANN PASEK DIANA SROUFE

15.2 19.5

12 15

THERESA BOLAND DEBBIE ORBACZ

16.5 18.7

13 15

KAREN RENSHAW GINA STEFFEN

17.1 18.1

13 14

JOAN FISHER MEG WOODRUFF

20.2 15.5

16 12

Flight 3 TEAM

PLAYER

H.I.

PINEHURST BETTER BALL

17 ANNE OBERG KAREN HARVEY

20.8 16.0

17 12

18 DONNA GAULKE KATHLEEN STROH

17.2 20.3

13 16

19 HOLLY BURDEN LYN BUXTON

18.1 19.7

14 16

20 KIM ELLIOTT 18.6 KIMBERLY ACKERMAN 20.9

15 17

21 ALYCE VANWAGNER KAY BUCKLAND

19.3 21.3

15 17

22 COLLEEN PRATT KELLY BOSS

22.3 18.5

18 15

23 KAREN CRAWFORD SANDY YODER

24.6 19.2

20 15

24 JULIE CARDIO KIM LUTHER

21.8 22.4

17 18

Flight 4 TEAM

PLAYER

H.I.

PINEHURST BETTER BALL

LINDA CERVONE SALLIE LUTHER

20.2 24.1

16 20

EILEEN WANINGER ROBYN PETROZELLI

20.5 23.8

16 19

TRICIA HULL BRENNA KENDRICK

20.3 24.4

16 20

MARY DOWELL AMY CENTO

23.9 21.2

19 17

KAYE CASTELLUCCI SHIRLEY HERRING

22.2 23.3

18 19

NANCY WINSLOW BARBARA BROUSE

24.9 20.6

20 16

DEBBIE OLSEN TERRI LONG

20.9 25.0

17 20

SUZANNE BUTLER ADRAINE WAHBY

25.1 21.2

20 17

Flight 5 TEAM

PLAYER

H.I.

PINEHURST BETTER BALL

33 CYNTHIA ROHRS KELLY SICILIA

21.5 24.9

17 20

34 SUSAN KELLY DIAN GAMBLE

24.2 23.2

20 19

35 LINDA TABACHNICK VIVIAN COUPE

22.4 25.5

18 21

36 ANDREA RUCCIO LIBBY LEAVY

24.0 24.2

19 20

37 NANCY MCKINLAY PATTY DANIELS

29.3 21.3

24 17

38 TRACEY RYAN 21.9 NANCY PRENDERGAST 28.9

18 24

39 MONICA MERCER MONIQUE CASTE

25.5 25.6

21 21

40 SUSAN KALODNER DONNA OTTEN

27.0 24.7

22 20

41 MARY RAMSTACK KAREN WALKER

27.0 24.9

22 20

Flight 6 TEAM

PLAYER

H.I.

PINEHURST BETTER BALL

43 JODIE JANDREAU SHELLI ROORDA

28.8 23.9

24 19

44 LINDA RUCKERT LINDA DAVID

26.4 26.3

22 22

45 GERI O'BRIEN CHRIS LITTELL

24.6 31.3

20 26

46 JILL MICSKY BETH ROCCO

29.2 27.4

24 22

47 GAIL BUJOLD DEBBIE HARRINGTON

27.9 29.2

23 24

48 SANDY HERMANN RUTH SCODARI

29.6 30.1

24 25

49 JANET CLAYTON RUTH KNOCKEART

29.2 31.0

24 26

East Course Local Rules OUT OF BOUNDS: Defined by white stakes, white lines and the inside edge of perimeter fence posts at ground level. HOLES #9, AND 10 PENALTY AREA: If there is doubt whether a ball is in or is lost in the penalty area on holes #9 and 10, the player may play another ball provisionally under any of the applicable options in Rule 17.1. If the original ball is found outside the penalty area, the player must continue play with it. If the original ball is found in the penalty area, the player may either play the original ball as it lies or continue with the ball played provisionally under Rule 17.1. If the original ball is not found or identified within the three-minute search period, the player must continue with the ball played provisionally. WASTE AREAS: The East Course was designed with waste areas. These sanded areas contain grass or ornamental shrubs and may also be defined by off-white colored sand. These areas are considered general area(s) and there is no penalty for grounding a club in these sanded areas. For consideration of fellow golfers, players may rake their footprints or smooth the surface with a club or rake. IMMOVABLE OBSTRUCTIONS CLOSE TO PUTTING GREENS: If a ball lies in the “General Area”, the player may take relief under Rule 16.1b if an immovable obstruction (including sprinkler heads) is on the line of play, and is: within two club-lengths of the putting green, and within two club-lengths of the ball. (Model Local Rule F-5) GROUND UNDER REPAIR: Ground under repair is defined by any area encircled by a white line. (Rule 16.1) Ground under repair may include areas of unusual damage, including construction damage or areas where traffic has combined with wet conditions to alter the ground surface materially, but only when so declared by an authorized member of the Rules Committee. EMBEDDED BALL: Relief is allowed when your ball is embedded in the General Area as described under Rule 16.3. Exceptions include when your ball is embedded in sand (including pine straw covering sand) in a part of the general area that is not cut to fairway height or less, or when interference by anything other than your ball being embedded makes your stroke clearly unreasonable. SUSPENSION OF PLAY DUE TO A DANGEROUS SITUATION: When play is suspended for a dangerous situation, you must stop play at once and must not make another stroke until the Committee resumes play. A suspension of play will be signaled by one prolonged siren. The Committee will be responsible for rescheduling, reducing, eliminating, or any other action deemed necessary, to complete the tournament. Resumption of play will be signaled by three short notes of siren. (Rule 5.7b) ROOT RULE If a player's ball is in the general area and there is interference from exposed tree roots that are in a part of the general area, the tree roots are treated as ground under repair. The player may take free relief under Rule 16.1b one club-length and must not be nearer the hole than the reference point. [But interference does not exist if the tree roots only interfere with the player’s stance.] This local rule will not be in effect during the following competitions, 1811 Cup, Club Championship, Member-Member, and Member-Guest. Penalty for Playing Ball from a Wrong Place in Breach of Local Rule: General Penalty Under Rule 14.7a

West Course Local Rules OUT OF BOUNDS: Defined by white stakes, white lines and the inside edge of perimeter fence posts at ground level. HOLES #10, 17 AND 18 PENALTY AREA: If there is doubt whether a ball is in or is lost in the penalty area on holes #10, 17 and 18, the player may play another ball provisionally under any of the applicable options in Rule 17.1. If the original ball is found outside the penalty area, the player must continue play with it. If the original ball is found outside the penalty area, the player must continue play with it. If the original ball is found in the penalty area, the player may either play the original ball as it lies or continue with the ball played provisionally under rule 17.1. If the original ball is not found or identified within three-minutes search period, the player must continue with the ball played provisionally WASTE AREAS: The West Course was designed with waste areas. These sanded areas contain grass or ornamental shrubs and may also be defined by off-white colored sand. These areas are considered general area(s) and there is no penalty for grounding a club in these sanded areas. For consideration of fellow golfers, players may rake their footprints or smooth the surface with a club or rake. IMMOVABLE OBSTRUCTIONS CLOSE TO PUTTING GREENS: If a ball lies in the “General Area”, the player may take relief under Rule 16.1b if an immovable obstruction (including sprinkler heads) is on the line of play, and is: within two club-lengths of the putting green, and within two club-lengths of the ball. (Model Local Rule F-5) GROUND UNDER REPAIR: Ground under repair is defined by any area encircled by a white line. (Rule 16.1) Ground under repair may include areas of unusual damage, including construction damage or areas where traffic has combined with wet conditions to alter the ground surface materially, but only when so declared by an authorized member of the Rules Committee. SAND CART PATH (HOLE#17 WEST): The sand cart path in front of the green is deemed a cart path and thus an immovable obstruction. A player may select to take relief at their nearest point of relief within one club-length. The player may also play from the sand path if desired. EMBEDDED BALL: Relief is allowed when your ball is embedded in the General Area as described under Rule 16.3. Exceptions include when your ball is embedded in sand (including pine straw covering sand) in a part of the general area that is not cut to fairway height or less, or when interference by anything other than your ball being embedded makes your stroke clearly unreasonable. SUSPENSION OF PLAY DUE TO A DANGEROUS SITUATION: When play is suspended for a dangerous situation, you must stop play at once and must not make another stroke until the Committee resumes play. A suspension of play will be signaled by one prolonged siren. The Committee will be responsible for rescheduling, reducing, eliminating, or any other action deemed necessary, to complete the tournament. Resumption of play will be signaled by three short notes of siren. (Rule 5.7b) ROOT RULE: If a player's ball is in the general area and there is interference from exposed tree roots that are in a part of the general area, the tree roots are treated as ground under repair. The player may take free relief under Rule 16.1b one clublength and must not be nearer the hole than the reference point. [But interference does not exist if the tree roots only interfere with the player’s stance.] This local rule will not be in effect during the following competitions, 1811 Cup, Club Championship, Member-Member, and Member-Guest. Penalty for Playing Ball from a Wrong Place in Breach of Local Rule: General Penalty Under Rule 14.7a

Staff GOLF STAFF JOHN OGDEN ~ DIRECTOR OF GOLF MASON STUTLER ~ HEAD GOLF PROFESSIONAL KRISTEN HUBERT ~ TOURNAMENT COORDINATOR & MERCHANDISE MANAGER DUSTIN HALLE ~ FIRST ASSISTANT GOLF PROFESSIONAL AUSTIN WEBB ~ ASSISTANT GOLF PROFESSIONAL HUGH EDWARDS ~ SHOP ASSISTANT ERIN FAY ~ SHOP ASSISTANT ERIC MILLINDER ~ LEAD MECHANIC CAMERON MCLAUGHLIN ~ DIRECTOR OF OUTSIDE OPERATIONS DANA RADER ~ DIRECTOR OF INSTRUCTION BRUCE WILKINS ~ PGA TEACHING PROFESSIONAL STAN ROACH ~ MASTER CLUB FITTER JANE HIGDON ~ LEARNING CENTER MANAGER

AGRONOMY STAFF KEITH EINWAG ~ DIRECTOR OF AGRONOMY THOMAS DAVIS ~ EAST COURSE SUPERINTENDENT ROBERT COLLIER ~ WEST COURSE SUPERINTENDENT JAMES FLEMING ~ ASSISTANT EAST COURSE SUPERINTENDENT JUSTIN PAYNE ~ ASSISTANT EAST COURSE SUPERINTENDENT PJ ELLIS ~ ASSISTANT WEST COURSE SUPERINTENDENT DAN HUBERT ~ ASSISTANT WEST COURSE SUPERINTENDENT NATHAN LEACH ~ EQUIPMENT MANAGER KARLA EIBLING ~ OPERATIONS SUPPORT MANAGER

CLUBHOUSE STAFF KEN KOSAK ~ GENERAL MANAGER & COO JAKE BECKER ~ EXECUTIVE CHEF ROBERTO MALDONADO ~ DIRECTOR OF FOOD & BEVERAGE JESSICA LINEMAN ~ CATERING & EVENTS MANAGER ERIKA CALABRETTA ~ EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT TO GM/COTTAGE MANAGER LARRY ROSS ~ SALES & REAL ESTATE MANAGER MARGARET HENFLING ~ ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIP MANAGER

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2021 NET CHAMPIONS

2021 GROSS CHAMPIONS

Past Champions Gross

Net 2014

Lauren Jackson & Mary Jane Knight

Jill Micsky & Beth Rocco 2015

Deborah Swan & Irene Snowberger

Kathi Crocker & Kim Elliott 2016

Mary Jane Knight & Deborah Swan

Ruth Andrews & Wendy Schlegel 2017

Meg Brogan & Jan Kreitler

Susann Keil & Linda David 2018

Laurel Ludden & Shelly Woolner

Kathi Crocker & Kim Elliott 2019

Jan Kreitler & Meg Brogan

Andrea Ruccio & Shelli Roorda 2020

Ruth Andrews & Wendy Richbourg

Jan Kreitler & Jeanne Darcey 2021

Ruth Andrews & Wendy Richbourg.

Gail Bujold & Deb Harrington

Thank you for playing in this years event!