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Men's League
Rules and Information

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The Braestone Club Men’s League takes place every Wednesday throughout the summer, with 9 holes of scoring each week.

League play runs from May 27 to September 9, wrapping up with the Men’s League Finale on the final Wednesday.

The $175 league entry fee covers:

  • Finale dinner

  • Season-long prizing

If you’re unable to attend the finale dinner, a credit will be issued following the event.

 

LEAGUE STANDINGS & POINT STRUCTURE

Points are awarded weekly based on net scoring standings:

  • Last place earns 10 points

  • Each position higher earns +10 points

  • Points are split evenly for ties

Examples:

  • 50 players:

    • Last place = 10 points

    • T-25th (3 players) = 250 points each

    • 1st place = 500 points

  • 56 players:

    • Last place = 10 points

    • T-37th (2 players) = 195 points each

    • 1st place = 560 points

Season standings are based on each player’s best 10 weekly scores.

Only Golf Canada or GHIN handicaps are eligible for net scoring. Maintaining a proper handicap is strongly recommended.

If fewer than 50% of players are expected to participate on a given week, league play may be cancelled at the discretion of the Professional Staff.

Scoring disputes must be submitted by Tuesday of the following week.

 

WEEKLY GAME ($10) 

Optional weekly game (cash or card):

Payouts include:

  • Top 10 Net Scores (handicap required)

  • Weekly contests (Closest to the Pin, Longest Drive, etc.)

Important:
If you don’t pay before your round, you’re not eligible for prizes.
If you’re not in the game, don’t sign contest proxies

 

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WEEKLY SKINS ($5 CASH)

Optional skins game (cash only):

  • Lowest gross score on a hole wins a skin

  • No ties

  • Pot is split among winners

If no skins are won, the pot carries over to the next week.

 

PUTTING CONTEST ($2 CASH)

Held after play each Wednesday:

  • One putt (approx. 6–8 ft) after finishing your round

  • Make it → qualify for the Final Putt-Off (~8 PM)

  • Final putt is approx. 30–40 ft

The winner takes the full pot.

  • No one qualifies → pot carries over

  • Multiple winners → sudden-death putt-off (~10 ft)

 

RULES & LOCAL RULES

All play is governed by Golf Canada rules, with the following local rules:

  • Finish all putts (no gimmies)

  • Lift, clean, and place in your fairway (up to one scorecard length, no closer to hole)

  • Free relief from Ground Under Repair

  • Remove loose impediments in bunkers

  • Hole 4 (right of fence) = Out of Bounds (stroke + distance)

  • All hazards treated as red-staked (1-stroke penalty, 2 club-length relief)

 

For any questions or feedback, contact the Pro Shop or speak with Brady or Cole at the club.

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