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Yellow Card Tournaments

 

WEEKLY “YELLOW CARD” TOURNAMENTS - 2025

 

Yellow Card tournaments are open to all members of the Men’s Club. They are friendly weekly competitions for awards paid as club credit, included as part of your membership dues.

 

When competing, please follow the below directions:

 

  • Take your Yellow Card from the pro shop or declare to your playing partners you are playing the Yellow Card before starting your round.

  • Stamp your Yellow Card using the time stamp on the pro shop desk, and inform the staff behind the desk that you are playing your Yellow Card so they can record the date it was played.

  • Read and follow the directions and sample card for each weekly tournament.

  • PRINT and complete your card NEATLY and ACCURATELY.  If a card cannot be read or understood, it will be disqualified from the weekly tournament.

  • Ensure your card is attested by any Pendleton Creek member, male or female, who played with you.  Unattested scores will not be included in the weekly tournament.

  • Post the score as a “COMPETITION SCORE” on the GHIN Handicap System. Unless otherwise noted.

  • Unposted scores may be excluded from consideration in each weekly tournament.

  • Stamp your Yellow Card a final time to show you have completed your round.

  • Place your completed Yellow Card in the box in the locker room by 8 PM Sunday.

 

If you do not follow the above steps or the steps posted on the weekly yellow card game rules you will be disqualified. Multiple disqualifications may lead to a future disqualification in future yellow card games.

 

Select the flight you wish to play in for each weekly tournament and circle it on your Yellow Card.  Tournaments will be played in the following classes/flights based on your current course handicap:

  • AA: +5 – 8                                               

  • A: 9 – 14

  • B: 15 – 19

  • C: 20 or more

  • GOLD Tee

To be eligible to play in the Gold Tee flight, the total of your age and WHITE tee course handicap (when added together), must be 85 or higher.

 

REMEMBER: You may choose to play in any flight you are eligible for (for example, a B flight player can also choose to compete in the AA or A flight).  However, you can only take the maximum handicap for that flight.

 

 

Michael Wells - Tournament Chair

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