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2026 Ladies’ Golf Program

BERKELEY HALL CLUB GOLF PROGRAM 2026

CLUB CONTACT INFORMATION: GOLF SHOP ~ 843~815~8444 CONCIERGE ~ 843~815~8952 GATEHOUSE ~ 843~815~8451 DINING RESERVATIONS ~ 843~815~8996 FITNESS CENTER ~ 843~815~8985

Dear Berkeley Hall Member, We are proud to introduce the 2026 Golf Program Book to the membership. We look forward to the upcoming season which will include exciting new tournaments, updated tournaments, and golf programs for the whole membership to enjoy. The 2026 Golf Program Book is available to view via the Club’s website, as well as via the Club App. Go to www.berkeleyhallclub.com, under the Golf Corner Page and click on 2026 Women’s Program. The event registration portal is available via the Golf dropdown menu of the website or under the Golf section on the Club App. We will be using Golf Genius event registration for all tournament entries in 2026. This year’s Tournament Book includes the complete 2026 schedule and information for the “major” tournaments along with information on Golf Course Maintenance and Nine & Wine Events. As a reminder, all 2026 tournament/event registration will be available on the Club’s website via the Events Registration Portal. Men’s and Ladies’ Day events will continue to be held on Wednesday’s and Thursday’s respectively and registration is through the Events Registration Portal or by calling the Golf Shop. Please remember to register early for all your favorite events! We look forward to the upcoming season and as always please do not hesitate to call myself or any member of the Professional Staff with any questions. All the best,

Kieran Staunton Director of Golf

Administrative Staff

Mike Blazer

J. Scott Harmon

General Manager/COO

Assistant General Manager

mblazer@berkeleyhallclub.com

sharmon@berkeleyhallclub.com

Rod Bullock

Mary McGoldrick

Director of Finance

Director of People & Culture

rbullock@berkeleyhallclub.com

mmcgoldrick@berkeleyhallclub.com

Anne Feldman

Alex Madeiros

Director of Communications

Director of Sales & Marketing

afeldman@berkeleyhallclub.com

amadeiros@berkeleyhallclub.com

Golf Staff

Kieran Staunton

Krista Dunton

Director of Golf

Director of Instruction

kstaunton@berkeleyhallclub.com

kdunton@me.com

Stephanie George

Graham Thatcher

Head Golf Professional

Senior Assistant Professional

sgeorge@berkeleyhallclub.com

gthatcher@berkeleyhallclub.com

Jaden Thiemann

Will Ennis

Kyle Turner

Assistant Golf Professional Assistant Golf Professional Assistant Golf Professional jthiemann@berkeleyhallclub.com

wennis@berkeleyhallclub.com

kturner@berkeleyhallclub.com

Clubhouse Staff

TBD

Britt Abraham-Leonhardt

Eric Wall

Executive Chef

F&B Manager

bleonhardt@berkeleyhallclub.com

ewall@berkeleyhallclub.com

Vincent Matalavage

Cameron Hill

Special Events Manager

Concierge & Cottage Manager

vmatalavage@berkeleyhallclub.com

chill@berkeleyhallclub.com

Fitness Center Staff

Mia McCall Director of Fitness Center mmcall@berkeleyhallclub.com

Golf Course Staff

Wayne English

Adam Miller

Michael DeAngelo

South Course Superintendent

Golf Course Agronomist

North Course Superintendent

wenglish@berkeleyhallclub.com

amiller@berkeleyhallclub.com

mdeangelo@berkeleyhallclub.com

Community Staff

Michael Holt

Romario Whittaker

Director of Community Grounds

Chief of Security

mholt@berkeleyhallclub.com

rwhittaker@berkeleyhallclub.com

2026 Golf Schedule President’s Cup (October – April) Chairman’s Cup (October – April) ~ Nine & Wine ~ New Year Kickoff ~ Ladies’ Day New Year Kickoff Men’s Day Men’s Day ~ Nine & Wine ~ Valentine’s Day ~ Berkeley Cup Men’s Day Ladies’ Day Spring Shootout ~ Nine & Wine ~ St. Patrick’s Day ~ Ladies’ Day Range Games Mixed Member-Member Men’s One-Day Member-Guest Ladies’ One-Day Member-Guest Men’s Day Ladies’ Day Sadie Hawkins ~ Masters Par 3 & Players Draft ~ Men’s Super Senior Club Championship Ladies’ Super Senior Club Championship Spring Member-Member ~ Strokeplay Men’s & Ladies’ Senior Club Championships ~ Nine & Wine ~ Kentucky Derby ~ Mixed Member-Guest Men’s Day Ladies’ Day Closing Day Men’s & Ladies’ Club Championships Ladies’ Day POY Shootout ~ Nine & Wine ~ Red, White & Blue ~ Men’s Day Ladies’ Day Kickoff Party BHCF Charity Cup Ladies’ Day Solheim Cup North ~ South Challenge Berkeley Classic Men’s Day Ladies’ Day Opening Day Women’s Invitational ~ Nine & Wine ~ Halloween ~ Ladies’ Day Happy Hour Golf Fall Member-Member ~ Matchplay Men’s Day Ladies’ Day Fall Shootout ~ Nine & Wine ~ Fall/Thanksgiving ~ The “HAIG” Member-Member Club Challenge Men’s Day Ladies’ Day Holiday Event ~ Nine & Wine ~ Christmas ~

Season Long Season Long January 4 January 8 January 14 February 11 February 15 March 5-7 March 11 March 12 March 15 March 18 March 20-21 March 25 March 26 April 1 April 2 April 7 April 15 April 16 April 23-25 Apr 29-30 May 3 May 6-8 May 13 May 14 May 16-17 May 21 July 5 September 2 September 17 September 28 October 1 October 4 October 7-10 October 14 October 15 October 22-24 October 25 October 29 November 5-7 November 11 November 12 November 15 November 20-21 December 3-5 December 9 December 17 December 13

Additional Competitive Opportunities Available LOW COUNTRY TEAM PLAY – The team is chosen from the lowest handicaps up to 25. Matches are played scratch (no handicap strokes) in teams of two, using the better ball on each hole. Three points per match are possible: front, back and overall. Matches are played in February and March at the various area clubs. Berkeley Hall currently has three teams, Berkeley Hall I, Berkeley Hall II, and Berkeley Hall III in the Low Country Team Play Association. Linda Gettings ~ Berkeley Hall Representative LOW COUNTRY WOMEN’S GOLF ASSOCIATION – Open to all golfers with a 21.5 handicap index or less. You may apply during the Spring and Fall of each year if you are interested in becoming a member. The golf events are held at local Hilton Head and Beaufort County golf clubs. If you are interested in participating, contact the Golf shop for information. Linda Fox ~ Berkeley Hall Representative 18-HOLE EXCHANGE & INVITATIONAL DAYS – Individual play with other local clubs. Berkeley Hall hosts an exchange day every other year, with approximately eleven participating clubs. Consequently, we are invited to these clubs for 18-holes of golf and lunch. The Bluffton Invitational (Berkeley Hall, Belfair, Colleton River, & Moss Creek) also takes place annually, at rotating facilities. Announcements are in the locker room, and you may sign up in the pro shop for any of these events. Ellen Schraeder & Betsi Lynch ~ Berkeley Hall Representatives 9-HOLE EXCHANGE DAYS – Individual play with other local clubs. Berkeley Hall hosts an exchange day every other year, with about twenty clubs participating. Consequently, we are invited to these clubs for a day of golf and lunch. Announcements are in the locker room, and you may sign up in the pro shop for any of these events. Susan Basile & Taniel Cameron ~ Berkeley Hall Representatives SOUTH CAROLINA WOMEN’S GOLF ASSOCIATION – Berkeley Hall is a member, and events are posted on the web site and in the locker room. If you are interested in a particular event, contact the Golf Shop for information. PLAYER OF THE YEAR (POY) – The Members with the most points accumulated from the start of the season in October to Closing Day in May. A POY Shootout is scheduled to occur in May after the Closing Day event. The top 10 point winners will play in a shootout to determine the 2025-2026 Player of the Year. Points are accumulated as follows: Four points (4) will be awarded for each Thursday Ladies’ Day tournament in which you participate. The President’s Cup and Chairman’s Cup events you participate in will receive double participation points toward Player of the Year. Additionally, points are awarded based on performance in each event. Point System: 4 points for 1st Place 3 points for 2nd Place 2 points for 3rd Place MOST IMPROVED PLAYER – This award goes to the Member whose golf shows the greatest improvement from Opening Day to Closing Day. It is measured by handicap improvement differential using the Ghin system. The Most Improved Player will receive an award at the end of the Ladies’ Day golf season. BIRDIES OR BETTER, CHIP-INS, Sandy Pars – On Thursday Ladies’ Day at the first tee, sign the Birdies or Better, Chip-In, Sandy Pars sheet and pay $2 for each ($1 for Sandy Pars) if you wish to participate. If you have a Birdie or Better, Chip-In, and/or Sandy Par, you must circle your name on the sign in sheet which will be at the scoring area at the end of each tournament. Players must circle their name by the end of scoring on the day of play to be eligible to win Birdie, Chip-In, and Sandy Par money. Winners will be paid at the end of each tournament.

2026 Mixed Nine & Wine Events The Mixed Nine & Wine Golf events have been gaining popularity each year. Nine & Wine events are a great way to meet new Members and enjoy fun team formats. Each event will be a shotgun with drinks & heavy hors d’oeuvres served following the round.

Date

Start Time

Theme

January 4

2:00 Shotgun

New Year Kickoff

February 15

2:00 Shotgun

Valentine’s Day

March 15

3:00 Shotgun

St Patrick’s Day

May 3

3:00 Shotgun

Kentucky Derby

July 5

3:00 Shotgun

Red, White & Blue

October 25

3:00 Shotgun

Trick or Treat

November 15

2:00 Shotgun

Thanksgiving/Fall

December 13

2:00 Shotgun

Christmas

To sign up for these events, please call the Golf Shop at 843.815.8444 or sign up online through the Event Registration Portal. Berkeley Hall Dress Code Appropriate golf attire is required for all Players. If in doubt as to appropriate attire, players should check with the Golf Shop staff. Shirts must be worn at all times. Men must have shirts with sleeves and collars (turtlenecks or mock collars are acceptable) and their shirts must be tucked in at all times. Women's golf specific sleeveless tops must have a collar. Women's golf specific tops without a collar must have sleeves. Slacks, trousers, athletic pants with pockets, shorts, skirts, dresses, skorts, and other attire, in styles designed for golf are permitted. There is no specific length requirement on dresses, shorts, skirts, or skorts; however, attire must present a professional image and undergarments may not be obviously visible. Leggings may be worn underneath an approved bottom but may not be worn alone. Hats must be worn with the bill facing forward. Denim, bathing suits, cargo pants/shorts (sewn on/extruding pockets), cut-offs, sweatpants, halter tops, tops that expose midriffs, and t-shirts not branded/designed for golf are prohibited. Fashion and industry standards are constantly changing; therefore, this is not an exhaustive list of acceptable and inappropriate attire but should serve as a guide. The Golf Shop staff reserves the right to make the final determination of the appropriateness of attire. Shoes: Soft Spikes and Tennis Shoes are the only acceptable shoes for the golf courses and practice facilities. Large rubber spikes, metal spikes, and/or field shoes are not permitted. Acceptable spikes are available through the Locker Room.

Berkeley Hall Pace of Play & Course Etiquette Berkeley Hall’s pace of play policy has been set at 4 hours. Any group that falls behind the four-hour pace will be asked to speed up by the professional staff. Groups will get two warnings and if they cannot get back into position, they will be asked to pick up their balls and proceed to the correct position on the golf course. Members that are asked to skip ahead two times throughout the course of a year will meet with the Director of Golf to discuss different techniques to play in 4 hours or less. Members that are asked to skip ahead a third time will be invited to a Golf Committee meeting and may be restricted from “prime time” tee times. On days that we are Cart Path Only, pace of play will be set at 4 hours and 20 minutes. Repair ball marks on the green. Fill in all divots through the green. Carefully rake sand bunkers after use. Enter and exit the bunkers at their lowest elevation .

2025 - 2026 President’s Cup Season Long Individual Match Play Event

You are cordially invited to participate in the fourteenth annual President’s Cup event to be contested during the months of October 2025 – April 2026. The field will be limited to the first 64 individuals to register. This year’s President’s Cup will have 2 stages. The first stage will be the group stage where players will be in Pods of players and will play each person in their group to determine a winner for that Pod. The next stage will be the Knockout stage where the winners of each Pod will play Individual match play until the Overall Champion is decided. For grouping purposes only, players will be grouped based on their Handicap Index** as of September 15, 2025. USGA Handicaps will be used at the time of the match. Players are responsible to schedule their match during the allotted time. Each month, the professional staff will send an update with the matches that have been completed. There will be strictly no extensions to the deadlines. If a match has not been played, a coin toss may decide the result or both teams may be scratched. Members should consider their availability before registering for the event. Brackets will be posted by September 22, 2025. The tournament format and the schedule of events have been included to help schedule your matches.

Players Program

Players grouped By Handicap Index from 9/15/2025** Initial Matches to be played within each Pod. Pod winners will advance to the Knockout round until the Overall Champion is decided Men’s & Ladies’ Division Handicap Allowance – All matches will be played using index on day or play. 100% off low player. Playing Tees – Players will play the same tee for every match. Players MUST choose their tee when signing up. White, Fazio, Green, Berkeley Hall & Burgundy tees may be played by any players. Silver tees may be selected by those players satisfying the Rule of 85 at the Closing Date of September 15, 2025.

Match Schedule -

Group Stage Matches – October 1 – December 31 4th Round Match – January 1 – February 15 5th Round Match – February 16 – March 31 Finals – April 1 – April 30 (Match Dates are subject to change due to the size of the final field) Entry Fee ~ $30 per Player

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~Event Registration Portal registration is available for your convenience~ * Cart fee not included. Fee will be billed to member’s account. **Current GHIN handicap index is required. ~ Entries close on September 15th at 5:30 pm ~

The “Chairman” 2025 - 2026 Four-Ball Match Play Season Long Team Match Play Event

You are cordially invited to participate in the annual “Chairman” Four-Ball Match Play event to be contested during the months of October 2025 - April 2026. The “Chairman” will be a year-long, single elimination, handicap, and flighted match play event. Team’s must be comprised of 2 Members and will be flighted based on combined handicap index. For seeding purposes only, players will be seeded based on their Handicap Index as of September 15, 2025. USGA Handicaps will be used at the time of the match. Players are responsible to schedule their match during the allotted time. There will be strictly no extensions to the deadlines. If a match has not been played, a coin toss may decide the result or both teams may be scratched. Members should consider their availability before registering for the event. Brackets will be posted by September 22, 2025. The tournament format and the schedule of events have been included to help schedule your matches. Players Program

Team Match Play Event Players Bracketed by Handicap Index from 9/15/2025** Initial Matches to be played within each Bracket. Bracket winners will play to determine the Overall Champion HDCP Allowance – All matches will be played using index on day or play. 90% off low player. *Handicap Index Differential of partners cannot be more than 10.0 strokes at the time of sign up

Playing Tees – Players will play the same tee for every match. Players MUST choose their tee when signing up. White, Fazio, Green, Berkeley Hall & Burgundy tees may be played by any players. Silver tees may be selected by those players satisfying the Rule of 85 at the Closing Date of September 15, 2025.

Match Schedule

Match 1 – October 1 – November 15 Match 2 – November 16 – December 31 Match 3 – January 1 – February 15 Match 4 – February 16 – March 31 Match 5 – April 1 – April 30

(Match Dates are subject to change due to the size of the final field) Entry Fee ~ $30 per Player

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~Event Registration Portal online registration is available for your convenience~ * Cart fee not included. Fee will be billed to member’s account. **Current GHIN handicap index is required. ~ Entries close on September 15th at 5:30 pm ~

Mixed Member ~ Member (Fourball) Friday & Saturday, March 20-21, 2026 You are cordially invited to participate in the Mixed Member ~ Member to be played March 20 & 21, 2026. Eligible teams consist of Four Members, containing 2 Male and 2 Female players. The field is limited to the first 24 teams to register. Our tournament format and schedule of events have been included to help you and your team schedule any outside activities. The weekend will be filled with camaraderie, excellent golf, & friendly competition.

Players Program 36 Hole Team Event Gross and Net Prizes Teams consist of Four Members (2 Men + 2 Women) Friday, March 20 9:30 am Shotgun ~ North Course 1 BB Men + 1 BB Women Luncheon following play ~ Verandah Saturday, March 21 9:30 am Shotgun ~ South Course 1 on 5’s, 2 on 4’s, 3 on 3’s Luncheon following play ~ Verandah Entry Fee $100 / Player

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~Event Registration Portal online registration is available for your convenience~ Entries open September 20th, 2025

* Cart fee not included. Fee will be billed to member’s account. ** Current GHIN handicap is required. ~ Entries close on March 6th at 12:00 pm ~ ~ March 6th Handicaps will be used ~

Ladies’ One Day Member ~ Guest Thursday, March 26, 2026

You are cordially invited to participate in the Ladies’ One-Day Member~Guest to be played Thursday, March 26, 2026. Teams may consist of one member & three guests, or two members & two guests. Member and Guest Team – 2 Best Balls of 4 or more…. (Teams may consist of one member and three guests or two members and two guests. The Golf Shop will help pair twosomes together)

18 Holes (Gross & Net Divisions) Flighted based on entries / Burgundy Tees

Schedule of Events: 9:00 am ~ Shotgun ~ South Course Lunch to follow golf ~ Verandah

Entry Fee: $100 per player Includes Golf, Lunch, and Prizes

Field:

Limited to the first 24 teams (96 players) entered.

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~Event Registration Portal online registration is available for your convenience~

Entries open September 26th, 2025

~ 50% of the Entry Fee will be billed to members’ account on entry ~ ~ 50% Balance will be billed 90 days prior to the event. Refunds only if place is filled ~ ~ March 12th Handicaps will be used ~ ~ Entries close on March 12th at 12:00 pm ~ An active GHIN handicap is required

Masters Par 3 & Players Draft Tuesday, April 7, 2026 You are cordially invited to participate in the Annual Masters Par 3 & Players Draft to be played on Tuesday, April 7, 2026. Members are invited to play in this fun and casual golf event that combines a unique 9 Hole Competition with a “Draft” of the upcoming 2026 Masters Participants. The field will be limited to the first 48 players to enter. Our tournament format will include individual gross and net followed by the Masters Player Draft. The prize fund will be split between the tournament and the draft competitions.

Players Program 9 Holes – Par 3 (Gross & Net Divisions) Individual Stroke Play Limited to first 48 members entered All players must have a current USGA handicap index** Entry Fee $50 per player

Tuesday, April 7 3:00pm Shotgun start ~ North Course Following play on the Verandah “Masters” Inspired Light Appetizers & Beverages & Player Draft

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~Event Registration Portal online registration is available for your convenience~

* Cart fee not included. Fee will be billed to member’s account. ** Current GHIN handicap is required. Entries open October 7th, 2025

~ Entries close on March 31st at 12:00 pm ~ ~ March 31st Handicaps will be used ~

Ladies’ Super Senior Club Championship Thursday, April 16, 2026 The Super Senior Club Championship will be contested on Thursday, April 16, 2026. Members aged 65 or over on April 16 are eligible to compete for the Super Senior Championship. Super Senior Club Championship (65 years of age or older) – Burgundy Tee 18-hole stroke play event with the Super Senior Club Champion being the Member who returns the lowest Gross score. Gross & Net prizes will be awarded (based on number of entries)

Player Program Open to all amateur members Entry Fee - $60 18 Holes Stroke Play Club Champion will receive a Trophy and Golf Shop Credit

Thursday, April 16 Shotgun 9:30am~ North Course Burgundy Tees for all players Pairings based on handicap index

Lunch and Trophy Presentation to follow play

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~Event Registration Portal online registration is available for your convenience~ Entries open October 16th, 2025

~ Entries close on April 2nd at 12:00 pm ~ Cart fee not included.

Member ~ Member Strokeplay Championship Friday-Saturday, April 24-25, 2026 You are cordially invited to participate in the Member ~ Member to be played April 24 & 25, 2026 Teams will be flighted by total team handicap and compete in a 36-hole Stroke Play Event over the two days. The event will be flighted. Gross & Net prizes will be awarded in each flight and the Net winner of each flight will advance to the shootout to determine the Overall Champion. We will be using both courses, both days and hope to have a spectacular event for our membership. Our tournament format and the schedule of events have been included to help schedule any outside activities. Please note that all dress for our tournament activities will be club casual.

Players Program 36 Hole Stroke Play Event Men’s & Women’s Divisions Teams flighted by total team handicap index. White Tees for Men/Burgundy Tees for Women (The rule of 75 is in effect. Please see the golf shop if you would like to play from a different set of tees and we will adjust your handicap accordingly.) USGA recommended Handicap Allowances for Formats Maximum strokes 30 (men), 36 (women) 90% Handicap Handicap Index Differential between partners must not exceed 10.0 strokes (If higher than 10.0, the higher-handicapped player will be adjusted)

Thursday, April 23

5:00pm ~ Member-Member Welcome Cocktail Party ~ Verandah

Friday, April 24

9:30am Shotgun ~ 18 Hole Better Ball of Partners ~ South & North Course Lunch to follow play ~ Verandah

Saturday, April 25

9:30am Shotgun ~ 18 Hole Better Ball of Partners ~ South & North Course Flight winner Shootout to follow play 3:00pm ~ Member-Member Cocktails & Award Presentation Lunch ~ Verandah & Palmetto Room Entry Fee $200 per Player (Tee gift included)

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~Event Registration Portal online registration is available for your convenience~ * Cart fee not included. Fee will be billed to member’s account. ** Current GHIN handicap is required. Entries open October 24th, 2025

~ Entries close on April 10th at 12:00 pm ~ ~ April 10th Handicaps will be used ~

Ladies’ Senior Club Championship Wednesday & Thursday, April 29 & 30, 2026 The Senior Club Championship will be contested Wednesday & Thursday, April 29 & 30, 2026. Members aged 55 or over on April 29 are eligible to compete for the Senior Championship. Senior Club Championship (55 years of age or older) – Burgundy Tee 36-hole stroke play event with the Senior Club Champion being the Member who returns the lowest Gross score. Gross & Net prizes will be awarded, based on the number of entries.

Player Program Open to all amateur members Entry Fee - $60 36 Holes Stroke Play Senior Club Champion will receive a Trophy and Golf Shop Credit as well as their name added to the Championship Plaque Wednesday, April 29 Tee Times start at 9:00 on #1 ~ North Course Burgundy Tees for all players Pairings based on handicap index

Thursday, April 30 Shotgun 9:30am~ South Course Burgundy Tees for all players Pairings based on first round scores

Lunch and Trophy Presentation to follow play on Thursday

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~Event Registration Portal online registration is available for your convenience~ Entries open October 29th, 2025

~ Entries close on April 15th at 12:00 pm ~ Cart fee not included.

Mixed Member ~ Guest Wednesday-Friday, May 6-8, 2026 You are cordially invited to participate in the Mixed Member ~ Guest to be played on May 6, 7 & 8, 2026. Eligible teams consist of Mixed Couples containing 2 Members and 2 Guests playing a Fourball competition. The field will be limited to the first 24 teams to enter, so please submit your entry via the Event Registration Portal as soon as possible. Our tournament format and schedule of events have been included to help you and your guests schedule any outside activities. Please note that all dress for after golf activities will be Club Casual.

Players’ Program 36-Holes ~ Gross & Net Divisions ~ Foursome event ~ Mixed Member Couple & Mixed Guest Couple ~ 2 men & 2 ladies ~ Limited to first 24 teams entered USGA Handicap Allowances – 90% for Men & Women All players must have a current USGA handicap index**

Schedule of Events: Wednesday, May 6 12:00pm Practice Round Tournament ~ South Best 2 of 4 5:00pm ~ Welcome Cocktail Reception ~ Verandah

Thursday, May 7 10:30am Brunch ~ Verandah 12:00pm Shotgun ~ North Course BB of Men + BB of Ladies Dinner and Scoring Following Play ~ Verandah

Friday, May 8 8:00am Breakfast ~ Verandah 9:30am Shotgun start ~ South Course 1 on the 5’s, 2 on the 4’s, 3 on the 3’s Lunch & Awards to follow play ~ Verandah Entry Fee $2000 per Team (Tee gift included) Entries open November 6th, 2025

~ 50% of the Entry Fee will be billed to members’ account on entry ~ ~ 50% Balance will be billed 90 days prior to the event. Refunds only if place is filled ~ ~ April 22nd Handicaps will be used ~ ~ Entries close on April 22nd at 12:00 pm ~ An active GHIN handicap is required

Ladies’ Club Championship Saturday & Sunday, May 16-17, 2026 The Club Championship will be contested Saturday & Sunday, May 16 & 17, 2026. All amateur Members are eligible to compete for the Club Championship. Club Championship – Berkeley Hall Tee 36-hole stroke play event with the Club Champion being the Member who returns the lowest Gross score. Gross and Net Prizes will be awarded, based on the number of entries.

Player Program Open to all amateur members Entry Fee - $60 36 Holes Stroke Play Club Champion will receive a Trophy and Golf Shop Credit as well as their name added to the Championship Plaque Saturday, May 16 Tee Times start at 9:00 on #1 ~ North Course Berkeley Hall Tees for all players Pairings based on handicap index

Sunday, May 17 Shotgun 9:30am~ South Course Berkeley Hall Tees for all players Pairings based on first round scores

Lunch and Trophy Presentation to follow play on Sunday

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~Event Registration Portal online registration is available for your convenience~ Entries open November 16th, 2025

~ Entries close on May 2nd at 12:00 pm ~ Cart fee not included.

North ~ South Challenge Sunday, October 4, 2026 You are cordially invited to participate in the North ~ South Challenge to be played October 4, 2026. We hope that you will join us for another round of fellowship and spirited team competition. The tournament format and schedule of events are also listed below. Please note that all dress for our tournament activities will be club casual.

Format Players will sign up as pairs (the golf staff will help pair individuals) and will be assigned to either the North or South team based on the following criteria: North Team ~ Property owners on or around the North course, Cottage owners on Clubhouse side of Good Hope Road and Willingham Court, or otherwise members with an even membership number.

South Team ~ Property owners on or around the South course, Cottage owners on opposite side of Good Hope Road from Clubhouse, or otherwise members with an odd membership number.

The winner of the tournament will be the team with the highest point total based on an average of the cumulative totals of their respective players. The number of scores being used will be based on a percentage of the total number of individuals per team.

Players Program 18 Holes Better Ball of Pair You may choose your partner Both Players must represent the same team Team scoring Average of team scores 90% Handicap Sunday, October 4 9:30am Shotgun ~ 18 Holes Lunch and Winning Team awarded following play Entry Fee $80 per person (Tee Gift Included)

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~Event Registration Portal online registration is available for your convenience~ Cart fee not included. Fee will be billed to member’s account. Current GHIN handicap is required. Entries open April 4th, 2026

~ Entries close on September 20th at 12:00 pm ~ ~ September 20th Handicaps will be used ~

Women’s Invitational Thursday, October 22 – Saturday, October 24, 2026 You are cordially invited to participate in Women’s Invitational to be played October 22-24, 2026. The field will be limited to the first 24 teams to enter, and each eligible team will consist of 2 Members and 2 Guests, or 1 Member and 3 Guests. The Golf Shop will help twosomes pair up with other twosomes. Please note that all dress for after golf activities will be club casual.

Players’ Program Format: 85% Handicap Allowance Limited to first 24 teams entered All players must have a current USGA handicap index

Thursday, October 22

Practice Round Event – 12pm Shotgun ~ South Course Additional tee times available on the South Course all day Welcome Cocktail Reception ~ 5:00pm-6:00pm ~ Fazio Room

Friday, October 23

Brunch & Registration ~ 10:00am-11:30am ~ Verandah Format ~ 1 Best Ball on the Odds, 2 Best Balls on the Evens ~ 12:00pm Shotgun ~ North Course Players’ Reception ~ 5:30pm Cocktails, 6:30pm Dinner ~ Verandah

Saturday, October 24

Breakfast from 7:30am ~ Verandah Format ~ 1,2,3 Repeat ~ 9:30am Shotgun ~ South Course Lunch & Awards Reception Following Play ~ Verandah Entry Fee $400 per player Gift Package Included

* Tee times are subject to change based on the number of teams entered.

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~Event Registration Portal online registration is available for your convenience~ Entries open April 22nd, 2026

~ 50% of the Entry Fee will be billed to members’ account on entry ~ ~ 50% Balance will be billed 90 days prior to the event. Refunds only if place is filled ~ ~ October 8th Handicaps will be used ~ ~ Entries close on October 8th at 12:00 pm ~ An active GHIN handicap is required

Member ~ Member Matchplay Championship Thursday-Saturday, November 5-7, 2026 You are cordially invited to participate in the Member ~ Member Matchplay Championship to be played November 5, 6 & 7, 2026 Teams will be flighted by total team handicap and compete in a 5 Nine-Hole Matches over the three days. The event will be flighted. The winners of each flight will advance to the Championship Shootout. We will be using both courses, all three days and hope to have a spectacular event for our membership. Our tournament format and the schedule of events have been included to help schedule any outside activities. Please note that all dress for our tournament activities will be club casual.

Players Program 45 Hole Match Play Event Men’s & Women’s Divisions Teams flighted by total team handicap index. White Tees for Men/Burgundy Tees for Women (The rule of 75 is in effect. Please see the golf shop if you would like to play from a different set of tees and we will adjust your handicap accordingly.) Maximum Handicap Index 30.0 (men), 36.0 (women) 90% Handicap off the low player in each match. ½ strokes will be used. Handicap Index Differential between partners must not exceed 10.0 strokes (If higher than 10.0, the higher-handicapped player will be adjusted)

Thursday, November 5

3:00pm Shotgun ~ Match 1 ~ South & North Course 6:00pm ~ Cocktails & Dinner ~ Verandah

Friday, November 6

10:00am Shotgun ~ Match 2 ~ South & North Course 1:00pm Shotgun ~ Match 3 ~ South & North Course 6:00pm ~ Dinner ~ Verandah & Palmetto Room

Saturday, November 7

10:00am Shotgun ~ Match 4 ~ South & North Course 1:00pm Shotgun ~ Match 5 ~ South & North Course Flight winner Shootout to follow play Member-Member Cocktails & Award Presentation Lunch ~ Verandah & Palmetto Room Entry Fee $250 per Player (Tee gift included)

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~ Entries close on October 22nd at 12:00 pm ~ ~ October 22nd Handicaps will be used ~

The “HAIG” (Hard As It Gets)

Two-Day Member ~ Member Friday & Saturday, November 20 & 21, 2026 You are cordially invited to participate in the annual HAIG Member ~ Member event to be played on Friday & Saturday, November 20 & 21, 2026. Teams will compete in a 36-hole Stroke Play Event using the Modified Stableford Scoring. The Golf Course will be set-up to play as “Hard as it Gets.” The team returning the lowest Net score for 36 holes will determine the Overall Champion. Net prizes will be awarded in each flight and a Gross winner for Men and Women will be awarded. The field will be limited to the first 54 teams to enter. The golf staff is available to answer any questions you may have or to help you find a partner if needed. Our tournament format and the schedule of events have been included to help schedule any outside activities. Please note that all dress for our tournament activities will be club casual.

Players Program Men’s & Women’s Divisions Teams flighted by total team handicap index USGA recommended Handicap Allowances for Format Maximum strokes 30 (men), 36 (women) Handicap Index Differential between partners must not exceed 10.0 strokes (If more than 10.0, the higher-handicapped player will be adjusted)

Friday, November 20

9:30am Shotgun ~ South Course

Front 9 ~ Best Ball & Back 9 ~ Scramble

Modified Stableford Scoring ~ Bogey 1 / Par 2 / Birdie 4 / Eagle 6

Lunch to follow play ~ Verandah

Saturday, November 21 9:30am Shotgun ~ North Course

Front 9 ~ Chapman & Back 9 ~ Shamble

Modified Stableford Scoring ~ Bogey 1 / Par 2 / Birdie 4 / Eagle 6

Awards and Lunch to follow play ~ Verandah Entry Fee $120 per person

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~Event Registration Portal online registration is available for your convenience~ Entries open May 20th, 2026

* Cart fee not included. Fee will be billed to member’s account. **Current GHIN handicap is required. ~ Entries close on November 6th at 12:00 pm ~ ~ November 6th Handicaps will be used ~

Thursday will be the weekly tournament day for the ladies’ golf program at Berkeley Hall and all women interested in golf are invited to participate. If you wish to play, call the Golf Shop or register online using the Club website or Club app by 12:00 p.m. the Monday prior. Registrations will close on Mondays at 12:00 p.m. If the format scheduled requires more players than sign up, the professional staff may adjust the format to accommodate the number of players that sign up. Ladies’ Day golf events are usually divided into 9- and 18-hole groups. Golfers with a handicap of 36 or less are encouraged to play with the 18-hole group. When participation warrants, the 18hole group will be flighted according to handicaps. A maximum handicap of 36 will apply for all our major golf tournaments. There may also be some partner events where there would be a tenstroke differential between partners. Feel free to check with the professional staff if you have a question. USGA rules shall be followed unless otherwise specified. Play is from the Burgundy tees unless otherwise noted. You may choose to play from the Berkeley Hall Tees or the Green Tees, and your strokes will be adjusted accordingly. Please advise the professional staff if you wish to play from a different set of tees. The ‘Rule of 85’ will be in effect for those ladies wishing to move to the forward ‘silver’ tees.

Berkeley Hall Dress Code Appropriate golf attire is required for all Players. If in doubt as to appropriate attire, players should check with the Golf Shop staff. Shirts must be worn at all times. Men must have shirts with sleeves and collars (turtlenecks or mock collars are acceptable) and their shirts must be tucked in at all times. Women's golf specific sleeveless tops must have a collar. Women's golf specific tops without a collar must have sleeves. Slacks, trousers, athletic pants with pockets, shorts, skirts, dresses, skorts, and other attire, in styles designed for golf are permitted. There is no specific length requirement on dresses, shorts, skirts, or skorts; however, attire must present a professional image and undergarments may not be obviously visible. Leggings may be worn underneath an approved bottom but may not be worn alone. Hats must be worn with the bill facing forward. Denim, bathing suits, cargo pants/shorts (sewn on/extruding pockets), cut-offs, sweatpants, halter tops, tops that expose midriffs, and t-shirts not branded/designed for golf are prohibited. Fashion and industry standards are constantly changing; therefore, this is not an exhaustive list of acceptable and inappropriate attire but should serve as a guide. The Golf Shop staff reserves the right to make the final determination of the appropriateness of attire. Shoes: Soft Spikes and Tennis Shoes are the only acceptable shoes for the golf courses and practice facilities. Large rubber spikes, metal spikes, and/or field shoes are not permitted. Acceptable spikes are available through the Locker Room.

Event Eligibility Members in good standing with the Club, and whose account is not in arrears, on the date of such event, are eligible to play in events. All members and guests that enter events must have an active handicap recognized by the USGA (GHIN preferred). Dependents (Children of members in good standing, up to their 25th birthday) are eligible to play in Club events, with the exception of the Berkeley Classic and the Women’s Invitational. Dependents may play in the Club Challenge and the Berkeley Cup as long as they have a member that is in good standing playing in the same team. Club members, that are also golf professionals, may enter all events except for the Club Championship. They must have an active GHIN handicap on the BHC roster. They (or their team) will not be eligible for any Gross prizes. Members that invite golf professionals as their guests to play in an event, must ensure that their guest has an active GHIN handicap. Golf Professionals (and their teams) are not eligible to win any Gross prizes.

2026 Ladies’ Day Schedule Last Updated December 15, 2025

JANUARY January 1 • 18 Holes ~Shamble – 9:30 a.m. Tee Times

Team event. Select best drive, from that point all individuals play their own ball. The two best net scores on each hole will be counted as the team score.

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9 Holes ~ Shamble – 10:30 a.m. Tee Times

Team event. Select best drive, from that point all individuals play their own ball. The one best net score on each hole will be counted as the team score.

January 8 – New Year Kickoff (Lunch to Follow) • 18 Holes ~ Shuffle into the New Year – 9:30 a.m. Shotgun

Team event. Each person will play their own ball throughout. Count one score on Holes #1-3, Two Scores on #4-7, Three Scores on #8, Four Scores on #9. Count one score on Holes #10-12, Two scores on #13-16, Three scores on #17 & Four Scores on #18.

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9 Holes ~ Scramble into the New Year --- 11:30 a.m. Shotgun

Team event. Each player tees off. The best shot is then selected; this is repeated throughout the hole to arrive at one team score.

January 15 • 18 Holes ~ Lone Ranger – 9:30 a.m. Tee Times

Team event. Each player will play their own ball throughout. The two best net scores on each hole will be counted as the team score. Each hole, one player is designated the Lone Ranger and one best ball must come from this player.

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9 Holes ~ 1 Best Ball & Total Putts –10:30 a.m. Tee Times

Team event. Each player will play their own ball throughout. The best net score on each hole will be counted as the team score. Players will record their total putts in addition to their individual score for a separate competition.

January 22 • 18 Holes ~ Play with the Pro & 2 Best Balls – 9:30 a.m. Tee Times

The Play with the Pro event is available to a maximum of 12 players. We will draw the names of the 12 players who will participate in a step-aside scramble. Players not drawn will be entered into the Ladies’ Day 2 Best Ball competition. Each player will play their own ball throughout. The two best net scores on each hole will be counted as the team score.

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9 Holes ~ Individual Net & Total Putts – 10:30 a.m. Tee Times

Each player will play their own ball throughout. The Players with the lowest net scores will be the winners. Players will also record their total putts in addition to their individual score for a separate competition.

January 29 • 18 Holes ~ Member-Member – 9:30 a.m. Tee Times (18-Hole Choose Your Partner) One best ball of two partner event. Partners must have handicaps within 10 strokes of each other. Each player will play their own ball throughout. Record the one gross and one net best ball score of the pair. • 9 Holes ~ Play with the Pro & 1 Best Ball - 10:30 a.m. Tee Times (9-Hole Choose Your Foursome)

The Play with the Pro event is available to a maximum of 8 players. We will draw the names of the 8 players who will participate in a step-aside scramble. Players not drawn will be entered into the Ladies’ Day One Best Ball competition. Each player will play their own ball throughout. The one best net score on each hole will be counted as the team score.

FEBRUARY February 5 • 18 Holes ~ Individual Gross & Net – 9:30 a.m. Tee Times

Individual event. Each player will play their own ball throughout. The player with the lowest gross and net score will be the winners.

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9 Holes ~ Step-Aside Scramble – 10:30 a.m. Tee Times

Team event. Each player tees off. The best shot is then selected. The player whose shot is selected will “step-aside” for the next shot. Continue this manner until the ball reaches the putting surface. All players may putt.

February 12 • No Event – Ladies’ Team Match Play Event February 19 (Choose Your Foursome for both 9- & 18-hole events) • 18 Holes ~ Sucker in a Bucket - 9:30 a.m. Tee Times

Team event. Each player will play their own ball throughout. On the first hole, the team records the one net score of their choosing. If there is a tie, the players decide which score to use (continued throughout until one player left). On the second hole, the team records the one net score of the remaining three players. On the third hole, the team records the one net score of the remaining two players. On the fourth hole, the player remaining is the “sucker in a bucket” because only their score may count. The rotation begins again on hole #5. On hole 9 and hole 18, the team will count the one best net score of the team.

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9 Holes ~ 1 Best Ball –9:30 a.m. Tee Times

Team event. Each player will play their own ball throughout. The best net score on each hole will be counted as the team score. The one best net score on each hole will be counted as the team score.

February 26 •

18 Holes ~ Blind Partners – 9:30 a.m. Tee Times

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9 Holes ~ Shamble – 10:30 a.m. Tee Times

Pair event. Pairings by like handicap. Come out and play your own ball and we will pair you up with a blind partner after the round. The best net score of the pair on each hole will count as the team score. Team event. Select best drive, from that point all individuals play their own ball. The one best net score on each hole will be counted as the team score.

MARCH March 5 •

No Event – Berkeley Cup

March 12 (Lunch to follow play) (Rain Date if needed – Ladies’ Team Match Play) • 18 Holes ~ Spring Shootout – 9:00 a.m. Shotgun

9 Hole Better Ball Qualifier, followed by lunch and a shootout. Pairs will play better ball for the nine-hole qualifier. The top 10 pairs will qualify to play in the shootout. Players are re-paired for the shootout.

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9 Holes ~ Scramble –9:00 a.m. Shotgun

Team event. Each player tees off. The best shot is then selected; this is repeated through the hole. The lowest net team score will be the winners.

Wednesday, March 18 (Drinks & Snacks served during event) • 18 Holes & 9 Holes ~ Range Games – 3:00 p.m. Learning Center

Individual Drive, Chip and Putt competition. Based on participation, the competition will be flighted. Points will be awarded in the different categories with the player with the highest points declared the winner. Drinks and light snacks will be served throughout the event.

March 19 • 18 Holes ~Shamble – 9:30 a.m. Tee Times

Team event. Select best drive, from that point all individuals play their own ball. The two best net scores on each hole will be counted as the team score.

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9 Holes ~ Blind Partners – 10:30 a.m. Tee Times

March 26 •

No Event – Ladies’ One-Day Member-Guest

APRIL April 2 • 18 Holes ~ Sadie Hawkins – 9:00 a.m. Shotgun start (Lunch to follow)

Invite your favorite Berkeley Hall gentleman to join you in this two-person format! Front Nine – Scramble. Back Nine – Alternate Shot. The team with the lowest gross and net scores will be awarded!

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9 Holes ~ All about the Putts Scramble – 11:00 a.m. Shotgun start

Team Event. Each player tees off. The best shot is then selected; this is repeated until the ball reaches the putting surface. All players will then putt and each player will add their total putts to their scramble score to arrive the team total. The team with the lowest total will be the winners.

April 9 • 18 Holes ~ One on Odds, Two on Evens, Scramble Par 5’s – 8:30 a.m. Tee Times

Team event. Each player will play their own ball throughout. Count one best ball on the odd numbered holes and count two best balls on the even numbered holes. On the Par 5’s the team will play a scramble format and record one score for the team score.

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9 Holes ~ 3-3-3 – 9:30 a.m. Tee Times

Team event. The team will play a different format every three holes. Holes 1-3 best ball, holes 4-6 Shamble, holes 7-9 Scramble.

April 16 (Note: Ladies’ Super-senior Club Championship on same date) • 18 Holes ~ Individual Gross/Net – Tee Times To Be Determined

Individual event. Each player will play their own ball throughout. The player with the lowest gross and net score will be the winners. If a player is competing in the Super-Senior Championship, they may also elect to have their score entered into the Ladies’ Day Individual Gross & Net competition.

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9 Holes ~ Shamble – Tee Times To Be Determined

Team event. Select the best drive, from that point all individuals play their own ball. The one best net score on each hole will be counted as the team score.

April 23 • 18 Holes ~ Shamble/Stableford – 8:30 a.m. Tee Times Team event. Each player will tee off. The best drive is selected. A minimum of 2 drives will need to count for each player. All players will play their own ball into the hole. The best 2 stableford point scores will count as the team score. • 9 Holes ~ One Best Ball/Scramble – 10:30 a.m. Tee Times

Team event. Each player will play their own ball throughout. The One Best Ball will count on each hole except for the Par 5’s which will be played as a Scramble with one team score on the hole.

April 30 (Note: Ladies’ senior Club Championship on same date) • No event. Senior Club Championship

MAY May 7 • No event – Mixed Member-Guest May 14 ~ Scramble Season Closing Event (18-Hole Team Event. Lunch to Follow) • 18 Holes & 9 Holes ~ Team Event – 9:00 a.m. Shotgun Start

Teams will comprise both 18 Hole and 9 Hole players. The event will be flighted (if participation warrants). Each team will play an ABCD scramble. Each player tees off. The best shot is then selected; this is repeated throughout the hole.

May 21 • 18 Holes ~ Player of the Year Shootout – Start time to be determined

The top 10 point winners from the 2024-2025 Ladies’ Day season will compete in a shootout to determine the Player of the Year. Players not competing in the shootout will play an individual gross & net competition.

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9 Holes ~ Step-Aside Scramble – Start time to be determined

May 28 • 18 Holes ~ Individual Gross/Net & Total Putts – 8:30 a.m. Tee Times

Individual event. Each player will play their own ball throughout. The player with the lowest gross and net score will be the winners. Players will record their total putts in addition to their individual score for a separate competition.

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9 Holes ~ Individual Net & Total Putts – 9:30 a.m. Tee Times

Pro-Member Summer Series June 1, 2026 - August 31, 2026 Grab a Berkeley Hall Golf Professional to be your partner in this summertime 18-hole Pro-Member event! This is a two-person team event consisting of one Member and a one Pro from the Professional Staff. The format is total Net Stableford points of the Pair. 100% Handicaps will be used. $5 entry fee each time you play with the Pro. Want your friends to join in for some of the fun? Make your own group with the Pro and the Professional can be everyone's partner! (The Professional's Stableford score will count for every player in the group to get the team score for each pair) Play anytime on any date! (Two-round limit with each Professional) The more teams we have sign up, the bigger the payout! The team with the highest net stableford score at the end of the summer will be crowned the winners! Which Berkeley Hall Member & Pro will win it? Sign up and it could be YOU! How to schedule your round with the Pro: 1) Contact the Professional to arrange a date that works best for you both 2) Book your tee time just as you would any other tee time 3) Notify the Golf Shop of your round date so we can have scorecards prepared for the day of play 4) Pick up your scorecards in the Golf Shop prior to your round 5) Go play well, and drop your scorecard at the Golf Shop at the completion of your round

*Scores will be posted by the Golf Shop *There will be a North Flight competition and a South Flight competition *The same Pro-Member team may only win one prize in each flight competition *Male Professionals will play the Blue Tees, Female Professionals will play the Green Tees * Berkeley Hall Ladies will play Burgundy Tees unless qualify for Silver Tees

JUNE June 4 ~ Summer Break • 18 Holes and 9 Holes ~ Open Play Tee Times – 8:30 AM Tee Times. June 11 ~ Summer Break • 18 Holes and 9 Holes ~ Open Play Tee Times – 8:30 AM Tee Times. June 18 ~ Summer Break • 18 Holes and 9 Holes ~ Open Play Tee Times – 8:30 AM Tee Times. June 25 ~ Summer Break • 18 Holes and 9 Holes ~ Open Play Tee Times – 8:30 AM Tee Times. o No official ladies’ day this day due to junior golf clinic. Tee times will still be reserved.

JULY July 2 ~ Summer Break • 18 Holes and 9 Holes ~ Open Play Tee Times – 8:30 AM Tee Times o No official ladies’ day this day due to junior golf clinic. Tee times will still be reserved. July 9 ~ Summer Break • 18 Holes and 9 Holes ~ Open Play Tee Times – 8:30 AM Tee Times July 16 ~ Summer Break • 18 Holes and 9 Holes ~ Open Play Tee Times – 8:30 AM Tee Times July 23 ~ Summer Break • 18 Holes and 9 Holes ~ Open Play Tee Times – 8:30 AM Tee Times July 30 ~ Summer Break • 18 Holes and 9 Holes ~ Open Play Tee Times – 8:30 AM Tee Times

AUGUST August 6 ~ Summer Break • 18 Holes and 9 Holes ~ Open Play Tee Times – 8:30 AM Tee Times August 13 ~ Summer Break • 18 Holes and 9 Holes ~ Open Play Tee Times – 8:30 AM Tee Times August 20 ~ Summer Break • 18 Holes and 9 Holes ~ Open Play Tee Times– 8:30 AM Tee Times August 27 ~ Summer Break • 18 Holes and 9 Holes ~ Open Play Tee Times – 8:30 AM Tee Times *If at least 8 players register for Open Play Ladies’ Day, an official game will be organized by the Professional Staff aside from June 25 and July 2.*

SEPTEMBER September 3 • 18 Holes ~ Individual Gross & Net – 8:30 a.m. Tee Times

Individual event. Each player will play their own ball throughout. The player with the lowest gross and net score will be the winners.

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9 Holes ~ Step-Aside Scramble – 9:30 a.m. Tee Times

September 10 • 18 Holes ~ 18 Holes ~Shamble – 8:30 a.m. Tee Times

Team event. Select best drive, from that point all individuals play their own ball. The two best net scores on each hole will be counted as the team score.

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9 Holes ~ Best 6 Scores – 9:30 a.m. Tee Times

Individual event. Each player will play their own ball throughout. Record a score for each hole and choose the Best 6 scores. The best net 6 scores will be counted.

September 17 ~ Ladies’ Golf Kickoff Party 4:00 p.m. (No Official Ladies’ Day Golf) • South Course Overseed • Join the Berkeley Hall Golf Team as we kick off the 2026 Ladies’ Golf Season by throwing a party! All Berkeley Hall ladies are invited to mingle and learn about all things golf and the programs we offer for our ladies. September 24 • 18 Holes ~ A Touch of Pink Event – 8:30 a.m. Tee Times

Team event. Each team will be awarded a pink golf ball that will be rotated amongst the team for who plays the ball on any given hole. The team who completed the most holes and has the lowest net score with the pink ball will be the winners.

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9 Holes ~ A touch of Pink Event – 9:30 a.m. Tee Times

OCTOBER October 1(Lunch to follow) • 18 Holes ~ Solheim Cup – Team Event – 9:00 a.m. Shotgun Start

Pairs Event. Partners will play a Scramble on holes 1-9 and an Alternate Shot format on holes 10-18. The team with the most points at the end of all the matches will be the winners.

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9 Holes ~ Professional’s Choice – 11:00 a.m. Shotgun Start

Individual event. Each player will play their own ball throughout. The Professional Staff will select 6 holes at random that will count for the overall score.

October 8 • No event – Berkeley Classic October 15 ~ Opening Day Event (18-Hole Team event. Lunch to follow) • 18 Holes & 9 Holes ~ Team Event – 9:00 a.m. Shotgun Start

18 Hole Team event. Teams will comprise both 18 Holes and 9 Holes players. The event will be flighted (if participation warrants). Each team will play an ABCD scramble.

October 22 • No event – Women’s Invitational October 29 (Choose Your Foursome for both 9- & 18-hole events. Happy Hour to follow) • 18 Holes ~ “Let’s Share” Best Ball Scramble Combo – 11:00 a.m. Shotgun Start

Team event. Player A’s hole score must count on the 5 most difficult handicapped holes. Player B’s score must count on the next four most difficult holes, player C’s score must count on the next set of difficult holes and finally, player D’s score must count on the five easiest handicapped holes. While one player is playing the hole, the other three players will play a scramble format. The individual player’s score plus the Team Scramble score will count as the team score for the hole.

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9 Holes ~ Best 6 Scores – 1:00 p.m. Shotgun Start

Individual event. Each player will play their own ball throughout. Record a score for each hole and choose the Best 6 scores. The best net 6 scores will be counted.

NOVEMBER November 5 •

No Event – Member-Member Match Play event.

November 12 (Lunch to follow) • 18 Holes ~ Fall Shootout – 9:30 a.m. Shotgun

9-Hole Qualifier, followed by lunch and a shootout. Individuals will play a Stableford . The top 20 players will qualify to play in the shootout. Players are paired for the shootout.

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9 Holes ~ Step-Aside Scramble – 9:30 a.m. Shotgun

November 19 • 18 Holes ~ AA/BB – 9:00 a.m. Tee Times

Teams will be sorted into “A” Teams and “B” Teams. Each team will be paired and compete in their respective flight. Each player will play their own ball throughout. The 2 best balls of the team will count as the team score. If we have enough participation, we will also have a gross division.

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9 Holes ~ Shamble – 10:00 a.m. Tee Times

Team event. Select the best drive, from that point all individuals play their own ball. The one best net score on each hole will be counted as the team score.

November 26 • No event – Happy Thanksgiving!

DECEMBER December 3 • No event – Club Challenge December 10 • No event – Women’s Bluffton Invitational December 17~ Holiday Event (Lunch to follow) • 18 Holes ~ Scramble --- 9:30 a.m. Shotgun

Team event. Each player tees off. The best shot is then selected; this is repeated through the hole. The lowest net team score will be the winners.

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9 Holes ~ Scramble --- 11:30 a.m. Shotgun

Team event. Each player tees off. The best shot is then selected; this is repeated through the hole. The lowest net team score will be the winners.

December 24 • 18 Holes ~ “ME TOO!” Individual Gross & Net – 9:30 a.m. Tee Times (New Event!)

Individual event. Each player will be assigned four “Me Too” strokes and play their own ball throughout. If a player finds themselves in a bad spot, they call out “Me Too” and may move their ball to where another player is playing from and hit their next shot from that location. The player who returns with the best gross and net scores will be the winners.

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9 Holes ~ “ME TOO!” Individual Net – 10:30 a.m. Tee Times (New Event!)

December 31 • 18 Holes ~ Color Wars – 9:30 a.m. Tee Times

Team event. Each player will be assigned to the red or blue team and play their own ball throughout. Players will choose their best lowest 10 net scores. The color with the lowest net team total will be the winners.

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9 Holes ~ 1 Best Ball & Team Scramble – 10:30 a.m. Tee Times

Team event. All holes will be a scramble format with the exception of the par 3’s where one best ball will count as the team score.

See you in 2027!