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Recent Birthdays:
Stan Demsky 6/22 Marsha Riley 5/5 Rip Cornelius 5/12 Jim Klancher 5/13 Rich Quigley 5/19 Josh Howen 5/21 Ron Klover 5/25 Doug Dralle 5/26 Jim Hare 6/3 Jan Kochevar 6/14
Some interesting figures as of today...
Scores are updated through 5/17/2012 with a showing of 45 golfers.
Best Score: 33; shot by...
Bob Miller on 5/3/2012
Our largest group was 53 on 4/12/2012.
Our smallest group was 45 on 5/17/2012.
343 total rounds of golf (Approximately $6,586 in cart and greens fees).
1,715 beers consumed ($5,659.50).
 120 bags of popcorn and  137 dogs or brats.
We have traveled 1,057 miles over the turf.
Latest virtual $ winners.
Steve Sumner $32, Steve Barichello $32, Fred Maske $21, Mike Collins $18, Darvin Schulte $15, Keith Courtright $15, Jim Davidson $15, Eddie Luzbetak $12, Bob Scagnelli $12, Alan Sowa $12, Bruce Nelson $9, Larry Preboy $9, Tim Reading $9, Dan Vera $6, Nancy Wasco $6, Larry Hausser $6, John Jackson $6, Ken Schroeder $6, Dick Branz $6, Linda McLaren $3, Jim Smith $3,
The largest win in a single night was Dave Smith ($54) on 4/5/2012.
Dan Belcher won the smallest amount so far ($3) on 4/26/2012.
$1886 total "virtual" dollars won.
Points game!
The new game is taken from another game known as "Quota" and is similar to "Chicago".
The points given for each hole are:
Bogey = 1, Par = 2, Birdie = 4, Eagle = 6.
Your initial point total will carry over from last year. Points for new golfers will be established from your first two rounds
The better players have a higher total.
The point gain above your total will determine your share of the pot.
Example: If Mark's previous point total was 17, and he got 19 points this week, then he gets a share of the winnings. If no other players beats their own previous total, then Mark would receive the whole pot. If Steve had a previous point total of 2, and got a 3 this week, then Mark would get two thirds and Steve would get one third. If 10 golfers all got one point better, then the pot would get split 10 ways.
If there are no winners, the pot will rollover. No blind draws.
After the initial establishment of your point total (first 2 weeks), your points total may change weekly.
If your score is worse than last week's, it will be reduced by one half the difference (up to 2 points max).
If your score is better, your total will increase by one half of the gain (no limit).
Any fractions will be rounded up.
In the above example, Mark's new point total for next week would be 18 and Steve's would round up to 3.
When splitting up the pot, any winnings will be rounded down to the nearest dollar.
Players without a point total do not have to pay the $5 until they play the 2 rounds it takes to get an average.
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| Woodruff Golf Course |
Rates |
| 621 N Gouger Rd., Joliet, IL 60432 |
(815) 741-7272 Fax 723-6980 |
| Holes: 18 |
Yardage: 5424/5059 |
Par: 68 |
| Rating: 64.9/67.8 |
Slope: 113 |
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| Opened in 1920 |
It was redesigned in 1966 by Larry Packard |
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Handicaps are calculated using the USGA Handicap formula (Woodruff's front nine). |
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