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Congratulations to Susan Gibson & Sandy Noble

for winning 2nd place in their flight at the AGAG Medallion January 2024.  

2023 League Golf Rates - tax included

January - April 15h:  $67.00

April 16th - May:        $52.00

June - September:     $40.50

 

October - December:  $52.00

 

 

November - Feb. 12  

9:00 am 

February 12 - March

8:30 am

April  - May 

7:30 am

June - August

7:00 am

September - October 

8:00 am

 

 

 

Signups for Monday & Thursday golf are through Golf Genius. 

You will receive an invite via email; select Playing or Not Playing. 

 If you are not receiving the invites via email contact Barb Bennett, Tournament Chair

 

 

Canoa Ranch Women's Golf Association

is a member of the AGA (Arizona Women's Golf Association) and is dedicated to providing Arizona women with an organized league centering on golf, fun competitions and friendship. 

 

 

 * Open to all levels of golfers *reasonable league fee *choice of tee boxes *year around competitions *organized events and *multiple league days  

 

 

For more league information: Contact: Sandy Noble 559-907-4351 or email: crwgamembership@earthlink.net

HELPFUL TIPS ON HOW TO SPEED UP PLAY & SOME COURSE ETIQUETTE

(By following some of these suggestions you can save 10-15 minutes a round.)


1.  Playing Order - Have the players in the first cart tee off first. This allows the first
    cart to leave the teeing area as the last cart players are putting their clubs away.


2.  The Course has set the maximum number of golfers in a group as four. As tempting as
    it may be to play a five-some please do not do so on league days.


3.  Play Ready Golf - you have 40 seconds to play your ball from the time it is your turn
    to play until you hit your ball. Your time starts when it is your turn to play, not when
    you address your ball. Think about your next stroke before it is your turn to play. If
     you are a short walk away from your ball take a few clubs and walk to your ball while
    your cart partner is hitting her ball.


4.  Putting Green - study your putt while others in your group are putting. Once you
    start your putt you have the “Green” and may putt out if you wish to do so. This will
    speed up play.


5.  Mark the score card at the next teeing ground.


6.  If your ball is thought to be lost or out of bounds play another ball or a provisional
    ball to speed up play.


7.  You are behind if you cannot see the group in front of you. Ideally, you should be one
    shot behind the group in front of you. (Ex. You are behind if you are at a par-4 teeing
    ground and the group in front of you is on the green putting.)


8.  As a courtesy to your fellow players, cell phones & music should be turned off during
    play. If you are expecting a call have your phone on vibrate. If you like to listen to
    music while you play, please wear an ear bud so as to not interrupt or bother other
    players in your group.


9.  Clubs can be put away after you reach the next ball that is to be hit, either by you or
    your partner or the next teeing ground.


10. ENJOY THE DAY - enjoy the green grass , blue skies, cloudy skies and each other's
      company - and remember - “WE ARE ALL IN THIS TOGETHER - THIS THING
      CALLED LIFE - BE KIND TO ONE ANOTHER”


      4-THE LOVE OF GOLF - CRWGA


(Posted May 2020)
(Updated April 2021)

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