Rules & Regulations

Definition: The Florida Scramble

Definition: A scramble works this way: Each player on the team (usually groups of four, but groups of three work also) tees off. The best of the three shots is selected, all players move their balls to that spot and play their second shots. The best of the second shots is selected, all players move their balls to that spot and play their third shots; and so on until the ball is holed.

A Florida Scramble can help spread the "best shots" around among teammates.

Rules

Date
September 30, 2005

Tournament Open To

All Amateur Golfers

Entry Fee
The 2005 minimum tournament entry fee is $300 team. Entry fee includes one day of golf for each team and admission to the the Festivities. Guests will be charged a fee for entry into the 19th hole Barbeque Dinner and Awards Ceremony. Children under the age of 12 will be admitted free of charge.

Entry Qualifications
All amateur golfers with an established Handicap.

Handicap Requirements
Maximum Player Handicap is 20. Maximum Team Total Handicap is 55

Walk on- or substitute players will be given a 0 handicap.

The Golf Committee reserves the right to adjust handicaps.

Requirements
All players are required to ride in a cart. Tournament entry fee includes cost of cart. Spectators are allowed, but are prohibited from riding in the carts or interfering with play in any way.

Refunds
Full refunds will be provided for cancellations received at the Brownsville Chamber of Commerce by 4:30 p.m., Friday, September 9, 2005. Cancellations received after that date, but before the close of registration will be refunded $100. *All refunds are subject to a $15.00 processing fee.

No refunds, regardless of circumstance, will be provided after September 28, 2005. All cancellations and refund requests must be submitted in writing. Please allow two weeks for the processing of refund requests.

Rules of Play
Local Rules sheets will be provided at each golf facility. All disputes regarding any aspect of tournament play will be reviewed by the Tournament Committee. All rules decisions are final. Scorers will be on the course.