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Charity Event Memorial Day (Thinking of those members we have lost)

Name: Charity Event Memorial Day (Thinking of those members we have lost)
Start: 2016-06-11T09:00:00+12:00
End: 2016-06-11T13:00:00+12:00
Location: HGC

Sat, 11 Jun, 2016 @ 9:00 am - 1:00 pm

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4 Person Ambrose, $5 entry, Funds raised for Cancer Society

Players to wear Pink or Blue.

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Date:: Sat, 11 Jun, 2016
Time:: 9:00 am - 1:00 pm
Event Category:: Other competition

Venue

HGC

Hagley Park
Christchurch,

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World Handicap System now live.
Handicaps will change after every round.
You will need to look them up either on the NZGolf website, or download the app onto your smartphone.
Handicap lists will occasionally be published here, check the date in the top right of the report.

Go to www.golf.co.nz to check your handicap index, then use the appropriate chart below to determine your course handicap

18 hole handicap charts:
Hagley Mens White 18
Hagley Womens Yellow 18

9 hole handicap charts:
Hagley Mens White 9
Hagley Womens Yellow 9

Definitioner

Ambrose: Ambrose is usually played in teams of four. Each player in the team tees off, one ball is selected and a marker is placed to mark the position. All the other players in the team pick up their ball and play from the marked position. After everyone has played again, one ball is selected and marked, all players play from this new position. This is repeated until the hole is completed. In a team of 4, each person must have 4 of their tee shots used during the round, even though it may not be the ball in the best position. The persons whose tee shot is used must be recorded on the scorecard. For example, Adam, Brent, Craig and David play together, if Adams tee shot is used in the first hole, the scorecard should have Adam or A written on the hole. In a team of 3, each person must have 5 tee shots used. In a team of 5, each person must have 3 tee shots used. A teams handicap is found by adding up all the players handicaps and dividing the total by 8 (with 4 players in a team), 10 (with 5 players), 6 (with 3 players).