Coronado Men’s Golf Club

The Coronado Men’s Golf Club’s Senior Team is inviting those club members who are eligible to apply for membership.  Our team is in a league with 18 other golf courses in San Diego County (http://sdcsgolfleague.com/id5.html).   We play one home and away match against each of the 18 teams, usually on Fridays.  The season starts in late January and finishes in October with playoffs in November.  If you would like to participate, you should be available to play in a match about every 6 weeks or so.

While team members enjoy each other’s camaraderie, as well as meeting golfers from other clubs, our primary goal is to win matches and team members take the competition very seriously.  The format is 2-man match play with a maximum of 2 points per hole.  We are seeking Coronado members age 55 or older (as of 2/1/19) with a maximum index of 25.0 who enjoy pressure-packed competitive team golf (think Ryder Cup).

Our team has made the playoffs each of the last four years.  We intend to continue that tradition with the ultimate goal of finishing first in the league and winning the playoffs.

Each team member receives a team shirt.  Annual dues are $100

There are a limited number of spots available.  If you are interested, complete the application located on the Club’s references page (https://www.coronadomensgolf.org/wp/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/APPLICATION-FOR-MEMBERSHIP-Senior-Team.pdf) and email it to royburchill@gmail.com by October 31, 2018.

The Club’s semi-annual General Membership Meeting will be held on Tuesday, November 13, 2018 in the Clubhouse of the Coronado Golf Course.   Dinner will be provided by the Club starting at 6:00 p.m. with the General Membership Meeting commencing promptly at 6:30 p.m.

As was announced before cancellation of the May 8, 2018 General Membership Meeting, the cancellation of that meeting impacted those members hoping to play in the Past Presidents Memorial Tournament on December 8th and 9th which has traditionally been free to members who have attended one General Membership Meeting during the calendar year.  The Board of Governors has determined that those members attending the November 13, 2018 meeting will be given priority to play in the Past Presidents Memorial Tournament.  If there are any remaining spots available after filling spots with members who attend the November 13, 2018 meeting, those spots will be allocated to those members based on the order in which those non-attending members register for the tournament.

Thank you.

Coronado Men’s Golf Club Board of Governors

Yearly Annual Dues Will Increase from $160 to $185 if not paid before October 1^st, 2018, if not paid before October 31^st, 2018 you will be dropped for the Membership automatically. Life Members pay the annual fee of $36.

Congratulations to the Greg Enright, the Coronado Men’s Club Champion for 2018!!  Greg finished an exciting weekend winning the championship with a birdie on 18 to win 1 up over John Hoffman.  This is Greg’s first CMGC Club Championship.  Also congratulations to Ian Langdon and Ken Kubis who made the semi-finals after the first round on Saturday.

Congratulations to Ron Stone who is the CMGC Net Club Champion with a weekend net score of 134.  Also thanks to Ron for noting a discrepancy that increased his net score. 

Second Flight:  Ron Stone won with Franc Happ in 2^nd place and Greg Siebenthal in 3^rd place.

Third Flight:  Dante Togliatti won with a net 139 with Jeff Olson in 2^nd place and Ron Scurr and Creig Greaves tying for 3^rd place.

Fourth Flight:  Tony Blatnik won with a net 138 with Mike Gallagher in 2^nd place and Robert Skinner and Blaine Raffel tying for 3^rd place.

Thanks to all for keeping the pace of play for both days,  Remember, keep up with the group in front, not with the group behind.

Thanks to all of the CMGC members who participated over the weekend.

CMGC Members, the Membership renewal process for the 2019 Annual Member Dues will begin on September 1, 2018.

You will be able to pay your Annual Member Dues on-line through the CMGC web site.

As a reminder, 2019 Annual Member Dues are $160.00 if paid between September 1, 2018 and not later than September 30, 2018.

Beginning October 1, 2018 and ending October 31, 2018 you will still be able to pay your dues, however there is a $25.00 fee for paying late. If you pay in October your Annual Member Dues will be $185.00.

Failure to pay your Annual Member Dues by October 31, 2018 will result in you being dropped from the CMGC Membership effective December 31, 2018. To regain a CMGC Membership you would need complete the New Member Application process and be added to the current CMGC Waiting List.

Please don’t let this happen!

Important Renewal Dates & Cost of Annual Dues:

Sept 1, 2018                                           CMGC Annual Dues PayPal website active

Sept. 1, 2018 to Sept. 30, 2018          Annual Membership Dues 2019 = $160.00

Oct. 1, 2018 to Oct. 31, 2018              Annual Membership Dues 2019 = $185.00

After Oct. 31, 2018                              Dropped from CMGC Membership Effective Dec. 31, 2018

CMGC Life Members’ Dues

Any regular Member, who has been Member in good standing of CMGC for at least five (5) years, upon attaining ago of 80 shall be eligible for Life Membership. Life Members shall only pay the annual SCGA fee of $36.00

Congratulations to the those who qualified for the 2018 CMGC Club Championship.  They will play matches on September 15 to determine the final two for match play on September 16.  Ken Kubis won the overall with a gross 71, he will play Paul Albitz, Ian Langdon came in second and will play Ken Hafner, John Hoffman in third and will play Tyson Pathak, and Lance Degrazier will play Greg Enright. 

Second Flight:  Matt Gallagher won with a net 68, with Dennis Morgigno in 2^nd place, Ron Stone and Brian Cincotta tied for 3^rd place.

Third Flight:  Magic Taylor won with a net 68, Hank Nicoletti came in 2^nd place with Bob Emerson in 3^rd place.

Fourth Flight:   Past CMGC President Joe Kampp won with a net 67, with Pat Walsh in 2^nd place and Jon Baker in 3^rd place.

Thanks to all for keeping the pace of play, we averaged around 4 hours 15 minutes.  Remember, keep up with the group in front, not with the group behind.

Thanks to all of the CMGC members who participated over the weekend.

Congratulations to the team of Robert Skinner and Kevin Walsh who shot a net eclectic score of 55 over the weekend during the Ron Yarbrough Member-Member Classic.  Ron Yarbrough, who looked great, visited the members on Saturday and told stories.  Thanks to Ron for supporting the CMGC.

First Flight:  The team of Chris McCann and Tim Harris tied with Ron Scurr and Tom Isaak for 1^st place with a net eclectic score of 57, the teams of Mark Shults and Gerry Susko, Bob Stuermer and Howard Deyoung tying for 3^rd place.

Second Flight:  Robert Skinner and Kevin Walsh won, with Dave Kephart and Pat Walsh in 2^nd place with the teams of Ben Anacker and Jack Renshaw, Gary O’Hara and Chris Walker, and Mark Andrews and Dan Trowbridge tying for 3^rd place.

Thanks to all for keeping the pace of play for both days, Sunday was on average faster than Saturday.  Remember, keep up with the group in front, not with the group behind.

Thanks to all of the CMGC members who participated over the weekend.

A CMGC member recently described a situation that occurred at the ninth hole a couple of tournaments ago. The player’s tee shot came to rest just outside of the water hazard to the left of the ninth green. The ball was NOT IN THE HAZARD but the concrete liner of the hazard interfered with his stance to play the next shot. The question was whether the player was able to take free relief from the concrete liner which clearly meets the definition of a hazard under Rule 24. The answer is yes, the player does get relief under such circumstance based on Rule 24-2. B as follows:

B. Relief

CMGC Member Annual Dues Renewal Starts Sept. 1, 2018 

CMGC Members, the Membership renewal process for the 2019 Annual Member Dues will begin on September 1, 2018.

You will be able to pay your Annual Member Dues on-line through the CMGC web site. For those few members who don’t have internet access, you may also pay by check to mailed to CMGC P.O. Box 180055 Coronado, CA 92178-0055.

As a reminder, 2019 Annual Member Dues are $160.00 if paid between September 1, 2018 and not later than September 30, 2018.

Beginning October 1, 2018 and ending October 31, 2018 you will still be able to pay your dues, however there is a $25.00 fee for paying late. If you pay in October your Annual Member Dues will be $185.00.

Failure to pay your Annual Member Dues by October 31, 2018 will result in you being dropped from the CMGC Membership effective December 31, 2018. To regain a CMGC Membership you would need complete the New Member Application process and be added to the current CMGC Waiting List.

Please don’t let this happen!

Important Renewal Dates & Cost of Annual Dues:

• Sept 1, 2018 CMGC Annual Dues PayPal website active

• 1, 2018 to Sept. 30, 2018 Annual Membership Dues 2019 = $160.00

• 1, 2018 to Oct. 31, 2018 Annual Membership Dues 2019 = $185.00

• After Oct. 31, 2018 Dropped from CMGC Membership Effective Dec. 31, 2018

CMGC Life Members’ Dues

Any regular Member, who has been Member in good standing of CMGC for at least five (5) years, upon attaining ago of 80 shall be eligible for Life Membership. Life Members shall only pay the annual SCGA fee of $36.00

Congratulations to Board of Governor Mark Andrews for winning the John Ruedi Memorial over the weekend with a net eclectic score of 62.

First Flight:  Mark Judd and David Bryant tied with a net 63 with CMGC President Ken Hafner in 3^rd place.

Second Flight:  Paul Gargan won with a net 64 with Ed Bastarache and Arties DeBaca tying for 2^nd place.

Third Flight:  Ken Macleod won with a net 64, past CMGC President Creig Greaves in 2^nd place with Jan Gosewich and Kirk Ferris tying for 3^rd place.

Fourth Flight:  Mark Andrews won, with Rainer Busch and David Kephart tying for 2^nd place.

Thanks to all for keeping the pace of play below 4 hours 40 minutes.  Remember, please keep up with the group in front, not with the group behind.

Thanks to all of the CMGC members who participated over the weekend.