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Enter An Event Association News Player of the Year Standings08/28/08 Beavercreek Assistant Position08/26/08 Chris Fullmer Memorial Fund08/26/08 Harvey A. Siegal Memorial Golf Scramble08/15/08 Rally For The Cure08/15/08 Twin Best Ball at Troy CC08/14/08 Patriot Golf Day at NCR08/11/08 1st Rd Scores from the US Amateur Qualifier08/04/08 1st Round Photos from the U.S. Amateur Sectional Qualifier08/04/08 2nd Round Photos from the U.S. Amateur Sectional Qualifier 08/04/08  2008 Dayton District Women's Amateur Championship First Round Groupings Directions to CCN  Draft Local Rules CCN Website  Scorecard Questions? Hole by Hole Description Food and Beverage: The turnstand will be open for sandwiches/soda/etc.on Monday for Credit Card Sales Only. Banquet on Tuesday Evening: 6:30 credit card only bar with dinner beginning 7:00.  Format of Play: 36 Holes of Stroke Play on Monday and Tuesday will determine Stroke Play Champions.  Match Play is Wednesday through Friday. Stroke Play scores will determine order of seed for match play. (66 Players in Stroke Play, 32 in Match Play with the top 15 scores and past champion being in the Championship Flight for Match Play) Expected Starting Times: Monday - 10:00 to 1:09 (Range Opens at 9am) Tuesday - 9:50 to 1:00 Wednesday - 8:00 to 9:50 (16 First Rd Matches) Thursday - 9:30 to 10:30 (8 Second Rd Matches) Thursday - Championship Flight Semi Final Matches 1:50 - 2:00  Friday - Championship Matches 8:40 - 8:50 - 9:00 with a second 18              for the Championship Flight at 12:20 or 1pm  Stroke Play Groupings: Groupings will be done by handicap index for the first round (lowest to highest) and by scores for the second round. (Highest Score to Lowest Score) First Round Starting Times for Monday, July 7th 10:00 - Lynn Grunkemeyer, Diana L Schwab, Tee Pazitney 10:09 - Molly E Ginger, Leslie Grabeman, Penny Bitzer 10:18 - Daryl Nels, Colleen Elizabeth Lienesch, Kathleen H Glavin 10:27 - Peg Wynkoop, Cathy Jefferson, Marla Flinn 10:36 - Karen Seaman, Jacque Howell, Sandy Finkes 10:45 - Carol Stout, Susan Seitz, Donna Warfield 10:54 - Becky Krakowski, Cindy Burton, Gwen Hoover 11:03 - Suzee Louis, Donna Wiseman, Marty Dale 11:12 - Rose Chung, Laura Pannier, Gail Moore 11:21 - Sharon Leach, Becky Parr, Emily Bruns 11:30 - Cynthia Pratt, Debbie Frederick, Anne Holtz 11:39 - Lisa L. Minna, Tracy Adams, Tracy Murray 11:48 - Hoa Dupree, Dana Konicki, Gail Brandewie 11:57 - Norma Dycus, Pat Whitt, Angie Degenhart 12:06 - Melissa Pour, Cathy Bice, Margene Howell 12:15 - Joan Chapin, Deb Nelson, Jackie Rose 12:24 - Bonnie Cummings, Debbie Cullman, Mary Carpenter 12:33 - Martha Lampe, Mary Hardin, Iris Berry 12:42 - Chick Chasteen, Dede Fahrney, Cindy Weber 12:51 - Lois Caylor, Judy Hamer, Peggy Price 1:00 - Carol Degenhart, Ann Burnett, Sandy Simpson 1:09 - Nicole Cochran, Gabrielle Marcum, Mary Oliver Divisions for Stroke Play: Open, Senior (Ages 50-59), and Super Senior (Ages 60 and older) Flights for Stroke Play: After first round, contestants will be divided into flights of approximately 8 players based on first round score. Each contestant will then compete within their assigned flight, regardless of division of play. Country Club of the North's Dress Code: All players must wear appropriate golf attire. Appropriate dress for golf shall mean tasteful sportswear / shorts (knee length bermuda shorts accepted).  Unacceptable clothing includes, but not limited to, blue jeans, t-shirts, tennis wear, gym wear, mesh shirts, cut-offs, halter tops, tube tops, and any type of shoes which can damage greens. A raised crewneck or mock turtleneck collar which clearly differentiates itself from a t-shirt is acceptable.
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