NCGA Net Amateur Championship

25th NCGA Net Amateur Championship | Poppy Hills GC | October 15-16, 2018

2017 champions Randy Shirbroun (Big Sur), Carl Thoreson (Golden Gate) and Russ Anders (Yosemite) (clockwise from top left)

First played in 1994, the NCGA Net Amateur Championship is an individual handicap event for NCGA members of regular clubs. It is contested in three flights divided by handicap index. The championship rotates every year between Poppy Hills GC and Poppy Ridge GC.

ENTRIES CLOSE: August 19, 2018

QUALIFYING DATE: September 13, 2018

ENTRY FEE: $135 per player

ELIGIBILITY: NCGA Regular Club members ONLY. Multi-members can only represent one club. Players must have a numeric handicap index listed on their club’s Master Report, not exceeding 36.4 (men) or 40.4 (women) on the date of registration. No players under 18 years of age.

FORMAT: Qualifying – 18 holes. Championship proper – 36 holes, 18 holes per day. Players will use 100% of their course handicap at all levels of play.

NUMBER OF ENTRIES: Clubs are entitled, but not required, to submit a specific number of players based on their active golfing membership on their January 15 Master Report as shown below.

• 2 entries/players: 20-150 active golfing members
• 4 entries/players: 151-350 active golfing members
• 6 entries/players: Over 350 active golfing members

FLIGHTS: Flighting is optional at club qualifying. Qualifying: Not flighted. Championship: Players will be divided into three flights at the championship proper.

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