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June 16
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June 16
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Tournament Results
Updated June 17
Results from the June 16 tournament have been posted to the "Tournament Results".
Member Handicaps
Updated June 17
Scores from the June 16 tournament have been posted to the "Member Handicaps".
Next Tournament -- Tue, June 23, 7:30am -- Shotgun Start
Updated June 17
The next tournament will be held Tue, June 23, 7:30am. Shotgun start
with the format being
2 Man Combined Net, Pick your partner. Scores will count toward your handicap.
Tournament Signup Procedure
Our weekly tournament signup deadline is Saturday evening.
You can sign through the email sent by Ridgeview Ranch.
Membership
RRSGA membership is open to men at least fifty-five (55) years of age and older. For the 2026 season
membership dues are $20 for new menbers and $10 for renewing members.
Tournament Play
Any new member who has a handicap index that is supported by the USGA designated Allied Golf
Association (Texas Golf Assoc. / GHIN) can use that index when first starting in our association
to obtain their RRSGA handicap.
Any new member without a GHIN must play their first 3 tournaments via a Callaway system
to obtain a RRSGA handicap.
As tournaments are played, scores are entered and maintained in a computerized handicap system.
Members can choose to play from the White Tees or Silver Tees with seperate flights for each.
A $40 green fee paid in the pro shop.
A $5 prize fund fee paid in the grille area. (cash)
Payout winnings will be paid in cash the next week.
Tournament Side Games
Players have the option to enter the Closest to the Pin and/or the Hole In One Side Games.
Entry can be made at the Side Games Table before the tournament.
For more information click on "Side Game Rules" in the left column.
SPEEDING UP PLAY
Two phrases sum up good pace of play - Be Prepared and Be Ready! Good pace of play not only increases
enjoyment of the game, it can actually improves one's game. Standing around on every shot allows the
muscles to cool down or limbs to stiffen up. A brisk pace can help keep a golfer loose and ready to play.
Use the groups ahead of you and behind you to gauge your pace. If the group in front of you is pulling
away from you, you're probably behind. If the group behind you is waiting for you to hit, you're probably
behind. For more information see the tips listed under Speeding Up Play in the Main Links section.
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