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One of our current Pairing Coordinators has withdrawn from that role as he is unable to continue. We thank Doug and are grateful for all the support he’s given to this group over the years. Without volunteers like Doug we cannot survive.

With Doug gone we’re down to only three of us, all from Kingwood, doing weekly course coordination and pairings. We need at least one person to step forward to pick up some work and fill in as backup.

The coordinator’s job includes:

  1. In the Fall (now): Scheduling the golf course for the coming year.

  2. During the year: Coordinating with the course pro shop for the following week.

  3. On Monday: preparing that week’s pairings, establishing the rules and printing cards. You’ll also notify the club pro shop of how many golfers are coming and send them a copy of the pairings.

  4. On Tuesday: show up early and set up the carts and make sure everyone knows the rules for that day.

this job is absolutely critical and we can’t play each week without someone doing it. Our systems are designed, and have evolved over the years to automate what we can.


Please consider becoming one of our coordinators.

Please let me know if you’d like to learn more.





We have 5 foursomes starting with a shotgun start at 8:00 tomorrow. We will be playing our own ball on the Gleann Course and our modified shanmble on the Loch Course. Al's team will put our the CTP markers on holes 1 and 8 of the Gleann Course. Rodney's team will bring them in. Each player has 2 mulligans for all 18 holes. Balls going into traps must be played from the traps.


Now for the big change!!


On each foursome, the A & D players will be playing against the B&C players. The team score on the score card will be lowest net score of the two players on the two person score card. At the end of the round, the losing players on each team will pay the winning players on your group $3 each!!


MOST IMPORTANT


Here is the note I received from GLP: "You guys HAVE to play fast. If the last group does not make the turn in time, it will effect our tee sheet and we will be behind for the entire day. It needs to be abundantly clear to your group that pace of play is THE priority."


It is up to every player on each foursome to make sure you keep up with the group in front of you. Since you are playing against the other players on your foursome, I am sure you will make sure the rules on mulligans and sand traps will be enforced


This is a great course that allows shotgun starts. I don't want to lose the privilege of playing here. Pace of play is the priority.


See you in the morning.


Tim Van Dinter

281-352-1149

We currently have 14 players signed up. The weather is supposed to cooperate. They are giving us a shotgun start, so total time is minimized. It would be great if we had 24 players - 6 tee times.


We will be playing the Gleann Course as our front 9 and the Loch Course as our back nine. We will be playing our own ball on the Gleann Course and our Shamble on the Loch Course.


Four-Ball (Best Ball):Two-man teams square off against one another. All four golfers play their own ball throughout the hole. The team with the lowest individual score wins the hole for their side.


Has anyone been watching the fomats they are using on the Presidents Cup this weekend?


Hope you can join us. Please sign up by 8:30 Sunday night either using our app or going to playgolftuesday.com.


Tim Van Dinter

28-352-1149


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