Thank you to all those who participated and attended the tournament.  We had a great time and enjoyed the competition, the sportsmanship and the spirit demonstrated by all.  We hope to see you soon and enjoy the fun times again.

2010 ANA Sports Committee. 

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“I've spent most of my life golfing - the rest I've just wasted” – unknown.  

 

 

  

We welcome all Nepali golfers (ladies and gentlemen) to participate in the third annual ANA Golf Tournament 2010. 

 

The Tournament will take place at the Newton Commonwealth GC. The golf course, an 18-hole designed by Donald Ross, is located six miles west of Boston. Since each participant will be competing with each other, we have designed the format that is fair for all participants.  

 

Registration:

 

Update:  Registration for golf is now closed.

 

1.      Cost/golfer: $80.  Includes convention registration at no additional cost.

2.      Registration Deadline – June 7, 2010

3.      No refunds will be provided after registration is complete and confirmed.

 

Tournament Date & Location:

1.      Tournament Begin Date: Saturday July 3rd.

2.      Tee time: 11am

3.      Location:  Newton Commonwealth GC, 212 Kenrick Street, Newton, MA

 

Contact:

If you have any question, please contact:

 

Saroj KC                     bostonanagolf@gmail.com


Rules and Regulations:

 

In addition to the rules and regulations spelled out on the main sport, the following also apply:

 

1.      All groups are foursomes.

2.      Tee-time intervals are 8 minutes.

3.      Tee box: white for men and red for ladies.

4.      Five extra handicap for ladies.

5.      Only two riders and two bags per cart will be allowed.

6.      All tournament players must have their own set of clubs, or may rent them from the course.  The Sports Committee is not responsible for making these available.        

7.      All players must wear proper golf attire.

8.      Additional rules may apply.

9.      Terms and conditions subject to change without notice.

 

Format of Play:

 

The format is designed for all levels from beginners to experienced golfers. There will be two tournaments in one. We will use the Peoria System to determine one-day handicap since most players may not have established handicaps.  This system involves totaling the score on six pre-selected holes unknown to players.  Then, each player’s net score will be calculated with a formula below:

 

Each player’s six-hole total will be multiplied by 3; par is subtracted from that total; then the resulting number will be multiplied by 80 percent. This will be the player's allowance. The allowance will be subtracted from the player's gross score and the result will be the net score.

Preselected holes will include two par 3’s, two par 4’s and two par 5’s, one of each in the front and back nine respectively.  Example: On the six holes, Player A uses 30 strokes. 30x3=90. 90 minus par-72 is 18. Eighty percent of 18 is 14 (round off). Fourteen is the allowance. Player A's gross score is 90; 90minus 14 results in a Peoria System net score of 76.

 

a) Stroke Play: For individual championship. Each player’s gross score will be subtracted from

their individual handicap and the player with the lowest net score will be declared the Stroke Champion.

 

b) Grand Champion: The Player with the lowest gross score will be declared the Grand Champion.

 


awards:

 

The following awards will be handed out:

  1. Grand Champion

  2. Stroke Champion

  3. Longest drive

  4. Closest to the pin