May 2025 SCGA Handicap and Delegate Report
SCGA Handicap Report
As we start enjoying the extra daylight hours, more people are playing later in the day. If you happen to get off work early enough to get in a quick 9 or even 18 holes, if you play with another person, you need to post your score. If you happen to play by yourself, that score cannot be posted.
Below are the 5 most improved players from March 16 through April 15. A minimum of three rounds needed to be posted during this time frame.
SCGA Delegeate Report
As a SCGA Delegate, if you have any questions regarding the SCGA, please feel free to contact me at any time for clarification or questions you need answers to. My contact information is listed in the newsletter.
Remember, golf is a game, so have fun out there.
Best regards,
Tom Richey - Handicap Chairman - 714-412-3615 - tsrichey@yahoo.com
James Long - Assistant Handicap Chairman - 323-683-7414 - jpl102@msn.com
Handicap Information
The following list provides the official handicap indexes along with the corresponding course ratings for each tee option available. This information is essential for golfers to understand their skill level relative to the course's difficulty. Each tee's ratings reflect the challenges presented by the course layout, including factors such as distance, elevation changes, and hazard placements.
Blue Tees
Blue/White Tees
White Tees
Gold Tees
Gold/Red Tees
Red Tees
