Overview of the 2026 Golf Tournament Information Sheets

Section 1 — Event on Friday, March 6, 2026: Evening Shotgun Start and Dinner

The opening event of the season features an afternoon shotgun start scheduled for 4:00 PM, followed by a three‑course dinner designed to conclude with a formal handicap adjustment process at around 6:45 PM. Registration for this event becomes available online starting February 3, 2026 at 1:00 PM and will close on March 5, 2026, ensuring a tight sign‑up window. Participants can sign up in teams of two or four; if you choose a two‑person entry, you will be paired with another two players to form a complete four‑player team. (Page 1)

The entry fee for a twosome is set at $160 plus applicable tax, with additional charges for the designated 9‑hole option noted in the schedule. The price structure is designed to cover a two‑person team while allowing flexible pairing to create balanced foursomes. (Page 1)

Included in the package are a multi‑course dinner, a wine pairing, beverages and snacks distributed on the course, gratuities, and prizes. The event emphasizes a generous hospitality experience alongside competitive play, with a field size capped at sixty participants for this round of the tour. (Page 1)

Payouts and awards are distributed across flights, with store credit payouts available in each division. The format for this gathering is a four‑person team scramble, encouraging collaboration and strategic shotmaking. A music policy reminds players to be considerate of others in the group and throughout the field regarding volume levels. (Page 1)

Other notable elements include a focus on distinct tees for different divisions (Men and Women, with 2/3 or 3/tee and 4/5 or 5/tee configurations) and a general emphasis on fair play and sportsmanship during the rounds. (Page 1)

Section 2 — Mid‑March Event: Day‑of Start, Hors d’Oeuvres, and Generational Eligibility

The second schedule of events features a noon shotgun start, with hors d’oeuvres served after the round to cap off the day’s activities. Registration opens on February 3, 2026 at 1:00 PM and closes on March 10, 2026, providing a more extended window for players to assemble their teams. (Page 2)

Players may enter as teams of two or four, and if a two‑player team is entered, pairing will be arranged with another two players to form a complete group. Generational members are explicitly listed as eligible participants, expanding the field to include a broader membership base. (Page 2)

Field sizes and prize structures mirror those of the preceding event, with net payout options and store credit provisions available in each flight. The event format remains a four‑person team scramble, designed to foster teamwork and strategic play while maintaining competitive balance. (Page 2)

A music policy is reiterated to encourage respectful volume levels within groups and across the competition, reinforcing a courteous environment during rounds and social activities. (Page 2)

Section 3 — Friday, March 13, 2026: Evening Start with Handicaps Revision and Two‑Person Entries

The third scheduled event begins with a 4:00 PM shotgun start and a post‑round dinner featuring a handicap revisions process at approximately 6:45 PM. Registration opens on February 3, 2026 at 1:00 PM and closes on March 12, 2026, continuing the pattern of a tight, pre‑weekend registration window. (Page 3)

The entry fee remains positioned at $160 plus tax per twosome, with an overarching guideline that players may sign up as either a two‑ or four‑person unit. If a two‑person team is entered, it will be paired with another two players to create a complete foursome. (Page 3)

As with prior sections, the inclusions for this event cover a three‑course dinner, wine pairing, on‑course beverages and snacks, gratuities, and prizes. The field size is stated as 60 participants, with awards and payouts allocated within each flight. (Page 3)

The format for this evening remains a four‑person team scramble, designed to balance individual prowess with team strategy. A recurring reminder about music etiquette emphasizes consideration for fellow players and spectators. (Page 3)

General tee configurations continue to be outlined for men and women, with specified tee options such as 2/3 tee or 3 tee and 4/5 tee or 5 tee, maintaining clarity on how teams may be formed across divisions. (Page 3)

Section 4 — Thursday, March 26, 2026: Midday Start, Dinner, and Two‑Women/Two‑Men Team Options

The fourth event in the sequence commences with a 12:00 PM shotgun start and a dinner interval centered around a handicaps revision at roughly 5:00 PM. Registration begins on February 10, 2026 at 1:00 PM and closes on March 19, 2026, marking another well‑defined registration window that accommodates advance planning. (Page 4)

The entry fee for this round is set at $150 plus tax per twosome, with appropriate golf fees applicable beyond the base pairing. Open sign‑ups extend to teams of two women and two men or any two‑person combination, reflecting a flexible team‑formation policy. (Page 4)

As with the other events, the package includes hors d’oeuvres after the round, on‑course beverages and snacks, gratuities, and prizes. The field size is described as eighty players, signaling a slightly larger field for this tournament and a commensurate distribution of awards. (Page 4)

The schedule also outlines the music policy and tee configurations (Men, Women, 2/3 tee or 3/4 tee, 4/5 tee, or 5 tee), preserving consistency across events and ensuring players know how to position themselves across different flight formats. (Page 4)

The format described for this event is a four‑person team scramble, with a focus on teamwork and steady scoring across the round. Practical notes include reminders about respectful behavior regarding music volume during play and social activities. (Page 4)

Section 5 — Friday, April 10, 2026: Evening Start, Generous Field, and Unique Gold Coin Draw

The fifth schedule features a 4:00 PM shotgun start followed by a handicap revisions session at 6:45 PM, consistent with the recurring format of these tournaments. Registration opens March 3, 2026 at 1:00 PM and closes on April 9, 2026, continuing the season’s pattern of early openings and defined deadlines. (Page 5)

The entry fee is once again $160 plus tax per twosome, with the standard provision that golfers may enter as twosomes or foursomes. Acknowledging the demand for flexible pairing, players choosing to enter as a two‑person team will be matched with another two players to complete a four‑person squad. (Page 5)

The inclusions for this event include a three‑course dinner, wine pairing, on‑course beverages and snacks, gratuities, and prizes. The field size is listed at sixty players, with net store credit payouts organized by flight, ensuring a predictable reward structure. (Page 5)

A distinctive feature of this event is the “Gold Coin” mechanism: after the round, a drawing from a dedicated coin pool determines an additional chance for players to win a prize, in addition to standard flight prizes. The social aspects emphasize a respectful environment regarding music volume. (Page 5)

The competition format remains a four‑person team scramble, with tee assignments described as 2/3 tees or 3/4 tees and 4/5 tees or 5 tees, underscoring division alignment and course routing choices. (Page 5)

Additional notes cover player conduct around music and group dynamics, reinforcing the expectation that participants keep discussions and noise at reasonable levels to avoid disrupting others. (Page 5)

Section 6 — Tuesday–Friday, Late April to Mid‑May, Team Event with Stableford and Four‑Ball Elements

The sixth section presents a larger, multi‑day structure involving a practice round on Wednesday, April 29, followed by a dinner reception on the same day and a sequence of matches beginning Thursday, April 30, including breakfast, matches, lunch, and another dinner, culminating in a shootout on Saturday, May 2. This extended schedule indicates a more elaborate playoff framework with multiple match formats. (Page 6)

Registration opens February 17, 2026 at 1:00 PM, with closing paralleling the rest of the schedule on March 12, 2026. The entry fee stands at $1,750 plus tax for a team of four, signaling a premium, championship‑style event with all memberships eligible and a promise that past champions are guaranteed a spot provided they complete registration within 48 hours of opening. (Page 6)

Field size is described as eighty participants, with golf fees covering all players and a host of inclusions such as dinner, a hosted bar at dinner, prizes, individual skins games, gratuities, and on‑course beverages/snacks. The competition format is listed as a Lone Ranger Stableford: fourball stroke play with each player contributing their own ball, and the field organized into flights for awards and payouts. (Page 6)

Further notes emphasize respect for fellow competitors regarding music volume, while the event’s championship ecosystem includes “new gross flights” and the possibility of distinct flights arranged by Gross versus Net scores, depending on the flight. The setup aims to balance individual performance with collective scoring opportunities. (Page 6)

Section 7 — Late April to Early May, Practice, Breakfast, Matches, and Championship Structure

The seventh and final section outlines a practice round and a players’ dinner on Wednesday, followed by a breakfast and two to four matches across Thursday, culminating in a Saturday shootout. The schedule indicates a tightly orchestrated progression of events designed to maximize competitive play and social interaction across multiple days. (Page 7)

The closing sequence includes further breakfast options, matches, and a lunch, followed by a final afternoon or evening gathering that wraps the competition cycle. A formal revision date and entry window are indicated to help participants plan ahead and secure a spot within the tournament’s overall ecosystem. (Page 7)

Across all sections, the document repeatedly emphasizes a few core principles: clear and fair pairing rules, competitive yet cordial formats, careful management of entry windows, and a consistent policy on behavior—especially regarding the volume of personal music during play and social events. These guidelines help ensure a smooth experience for players, staff, and spectators alike. (Page 7)

In sum, the 2026 tournament information sheets map out a diverse series of events that blend team formats (notably four‑person scrambles and two‑person pairings) with varied start times, generous inclusions (dinners, wine pairings, beverages, snacks, gratuities, and prizes), and structured handicaps processes. Each section presents a unique flavor while preserving a common framework for registration, field size expectations, and awards distribution, creating a cohesive season for members and guests. (Page 7)

Overall, players are encouraged to plan early, coordinate with teammates for two‑ or four‑person entries, and observe the venue’s etiquette guidelines to ensure a positive experience for everyone involved. The schedule offers multiple entry windows to accommodate different member groups, including generational and guest participants, with clear expectations around cancellations and refunds within the 72‑hour window. (Page 7)

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