Wednesdays

PDGA Sanctioned Singles League

(first three and last three weeks are not sanctioned)

Open: $10 - 50¢ goes to PDGA - $1.50 goes to Club - $1 to Ace Pot - $7 to payout.
Advanced & Intermediate: $6 - 50¢ goes to PDGA - $1.50 goes to Club - $1 to Ace Pot - $3 to payout.
Recreational & Juniors: $2 - 50¢ goes to PDGA - 50¢ goes to Club - $1 goes to Ace Pot - No payout.
Female versions of the divisions above will be created as needed, same buy-ins, no minimum number of players.

Club Membership not required, PDGA Membership not required, attend as many or as few events as you like.
Am divisions may receive cash payouts and they will not lose their PDGA amateur standing.
Adult beverages are permitted, however, please drink in moderation. The League Director reserves the right to DQ any player for disruptive behavior.
Music, guests, and dogs are allowed, but it is up to you to find three players who are cool with it and notify the League Director who will be on your card.
Children under 13 may play in League if they pay the Buy-In and are accompanied by a parent or guardian.
Register with the League Director at least 10 minutes prior to tee-off time. League director reserves the right to decline players attempting to register after tee-off time.
No extra putts during the round. No extra throws unless provisional as described in the PDGA rulebook. No gimmes, all players must putt out.
Help each other keep track of your drives and look for lost discs. After 3 minutes of search for a lost disc, move on. Same for discs stuck in trees.
Wait for the group ahead to leave the hole before teeing off. Alternatively, if the group behind you is waiting, do your best to keep the pace of play.
Absolutely NO fighting. Fighting or any physical altercations result in League and Club banning.

The purse for each division will pay out either one place (100%), two places (70% / 30%), or three (60% / 27% / 13%), with the lowest amount of payout being $5. Buy-in money stays in your division, no AM money is given to Pros. If a large turnout in one division makes it so first place would earn more than first place in a higher division, the league director may use the PDGA payout chart to pay deeper into the field.
Ties: Players who have tied will discuss and determine how to resolve the tie. Common methods include: sudden death playoff, CTP, or splitting the payout. League Director will decide the method if the players can't agree.

Non club members are eligible for the ace pot collected that day only.
JCDGC members (current before the round) are eligible for the cumulative Ace Pot with the $1 per foot limit.
$1 per foot limit - to prevent the Ace Pot from depleting too quickly, the amount paid for an ace is limited by the length of the hole that was aced, one dollar per foot. If multiple aces are hit in one day, each ace value is divided by the number of aces hit that day.
If the ace pot is too low to cover an Ace, the “today” ace money will be included, but no club funds will be added.