Ladies,

Attached you will find the pairings for the tournament which will begin Friday, J une 27,
at 8:00. Your tee times for Friday and Saturday are attached. You can also contact
Holmes or Highlands to confirm your tee time. Sunday tee times will be emailed to you
Saturday evening and/or you can call Yankee Hill Saturday evening (until 9 pm) or
Sunday morning. Tee times will not begin until 9:00 am Sunday.
Included are the general USGA rules and the local rules for each course.
We will be having a raffle of donated items. The list is included in this packet. The
raffle proceeds will go to benefit the J unior Girls Golf Tournament. Raffle tickets will be
available for 1 for $1.00 or 3 for $2.00.
Following play Friday at Holmes, look for the putting and chipping contest. For $5 you
may enter to win a 2-night stay in a Bonita Bay cabin at J ohnson Lake, Nebraska (near
Lexington, NE). To win, you must record the closest combined score to the pin on one
designated putt and one designated chip.
We hope that you have a great tournament experience.
The Committee


The 81st Annual Lincoln Women's
2014 CITY TOURNAMENT

J une 27, Friday Holmes - 441-8960
J une 28, Saturday Highlands - 441-6081
J une 29, Sunday Yankee Hill - 421-1700
ANNOUNCEMENTS


Special thanks to HiMark, Yankee Hill Country Club, Hillcrest Country Club, the
City Golf Clubs, Cheryl Ober, Bob Saffer and J oleyn Stacy for donating raffle
prizes. To Shelly Herrod and Bonnie Marshall for the 2-night stay at a Bonita Bay
cabin at J ohnson Lake, Lexington, NE. And to Holmes, The Highlands and
Yankee Hill for hosting this event. To the 2014 LWCG Committee Members for
their cash and time donations.


Raffle Prizes
Proceeds will benefit the Lincoln J unior Girls Golf Tournament
$1 - one ticket; $2 - 3 tickets

Callaway Solaire Cart Bag (donated by Cheryl Ober)
HiMark - 18 Holes for 4 w/cart
Yankee Hill CC - 18 Holes for 2 w/o cart
Hillcrest CC - 18 Holes for 4 w/cart (no weekends/holidays)
1 Box - Titleist Pro V1x (Stamped with 2014 City Tournament)
Golf Lesson with Bob Saffer (Crooked Creek)
Two $25 Gift Certificates - Highlands
Cart Seat Cover (donated by J oleyn Stacy)

Flag Prizes
Flag prizes will be available both Friday and Saturday
$10 gift certificates
Austads, Valentinos, Lazlos, Scooters

Putting & Chipping Contest

Following play Friday at Holmes, look for the putting and chipping contest. For
$5 you may enter to win a 2-night stay in a Bonita Bay cabin at J ohnson Lake,
Nebraska (near Lexington, NE). To win, you must record the closest combined
score to the pin on one designated putt and one designated chip.

Good luck to all participants!

Here is a list of future playing sites and host courses:
2015: Holmes, Mahoney and Hillcrest (host course)
Friday, J une 27, 2014
Friday Tee Time
Shelly Herrod Sherril Kilpatrick 8:00 AM
Cheryl Ober Carol Goans
J enne Rodriguez Mary Ann Frye 8:10 AM
Mary Sand Sandy Amen
Becky Hansen Margaret Schultz 8:20 AM
J an McNally Pat Bennett
Sandie Gonnerman Eva Hurt 8:30 AM
Linda Perry Carol Zubrod
Connie Wiebusch J oyce McClure 8:40 AM
Carol Schulte Canice Kobus
Debra Beck Pat Butzirus 8:50 AM
Bonnie J olly Yvonne Davenport
Christie Schroff Renee Policky 9:00 AM
Leta Powell Drake J an Tvrdy
Nancy Vanicek Bev Kipper 9:10 AM
Amy Seiler Lyla Ott
Debbie Bills Callen Frenzel 9:20 AM
J oleyn Stacy Susan Feely
Carla Barclay Kelly Nelson 9:30 AM
J ill Pilkington
Ronda Sonday J an Crouch 9:40 AM
Suzi Kindscher Gale Hadenfeldt
J odi Nelson Sherrie Nelson 9:50 AM
Deb Oman Tammy Poe
Steph Kolbas Marisa Pribnow 10:00 AM
Vena Alesio Madison Romjue
2014 Lincoln Women's City Tournament
Holmes Tee Times
Saturday, J une 28, 2014
Saturday Tee Times
Steph Kolbas Marisa Pribnow 8:00 AM
Vena Alesio Madison Romjue
J odi Nelson J an Crouch 8:10 AM
Deb Oman Gale Hadenfeldt
Carla Barclay Sherri Nelson 8:20 AM
J ill Pilkington Tammy Poe
Ronda Sonday Sherril Kilpatrick 8:30 AM
Suzi Kindscher Carol Goans
Debbie Bills Bev Kipper 8:40 AM
J oleyn Stacy Lyla Ott
Nancy Vanicek Callen Frenzel 8:50 AM
Amy Seiler Susan Feely
Renee Policy Shelly Herrod 9:00 AM
J an Tvrdy Cheryl Ober
Christie Schroff Kelly Nelson 9:10 AM
Leta Powell Drake
Debra Beck J oyce McClure 9:20 AM
Bonnie J olly Canice Kobus
Connie Wiebusch Yvonne Davenport 9:30 AM
Carol Schulte Pat Butzirus
Eva Hurt Margaret Schultz 9:40 AM
Carol Zubrod Pat Bennett
Becky Hansen Sandie Gonnerman 9:50 AM
J an McNally Linda Perry
J enne Rodriguez Mary Ann Frye 10:00 AM
Mary Sand Sandy Amen
2014 Lincoln Women's City Tournament
The Highlands Tee Times
2014 Womens City Golf Tournament
June 27, 28 and 29
Holmes, Highlands, Yankee Hill

1. Due to the harsh winter, you are allowed to roll your ball (with your club) 6 inches in your own
fairway no closer to the hole. You are not allowed to lift, clean or place. Balls in the rough, a hazard
or in a fairway which is not your own may not be rolled. All Courses.
2. USGA Rules will govern all play except as those modified by local rules as shown below.
3. Speed of Play: Please keep up with the group ahead of you. Pace of play is 4 hours. Please help
others in your group keep track of their shots. Proceed directly to your ball and play ready golf. If
you and your partner are not playing cart golf, take your clubs and proceed to your ball on foot in
order to save time. Keep up with the group ahead of you. If there is an empty hole, you are playing
too slowly. First offense: Warning; Second offense: ONE STROKE PENALTY. The penalty will be
assessed to the responsible individual(s).
4. Cell Phones: The LWCGA rules do not permit the use of cell phones on the course unless they are
used as a GPS measuring device. If you are using your phone as a GPS measuring device, please
make sure that your phone is on silent and that you are not using your cell phones for anything else
besides access to a GPS app.
5. Best Ball Competition: Best ball competition is a two-day event (Friday and Saturday). If you are
also entered in the 3-day stroke play, each player must finish each hole even if her score will not
count for best-ball because it will count for stroke play. Failure to do so will disqualify that player
from the stroke play competition. If you are only playing the Best Ball competition (2-day), then you
may pick up if you are out of the hole. BEST BALL vs. STROKE PLAY: USGA advises that best-ball
rules supersede the rules of stroke Play. You may ask advice from your partner during the best- ball
competition. You are permitted to give advice to your partner during the best-ball competition.
However, no one is permitted to stand behind you when you are playing any shot.
6. Ties: Ties for 1
st
place in the stroke play Championship flight will result in a playoff immediately
following completion of the round. Ties in all other flights will be determined by a scorecard playoff,
starting with the number one handicap hole on the course last played.
7. Best-Ball ties will be broken by a scorecard playoff of the course last played, starting with the total
of the last 9 holes played (see Appendix I, 11(c) of the USGA Rules of Golf).
8. Posting Scores: Participants should NOT post their own scores. The Tournament Committee will
post all scores for all stroke play golfers as tournament scores.
9. Best Ball: The pops for the Best Ball portion of the event are based on 80% of your GHIN course-
adjusted handicap. If you feel that yours is incorrect, please contact a member of the committee
before signing your scorecard.
10. Exchange Scorecards: Exchange scorecards with opponents at the first tee. After completion of the
round, sign your scorecard, as well as the scorecard of your opponents, making sure both are
correct. Give the scorecard to the committee before exiting the premises. Failure to do so will
result in disqualification of the individuals involved for the round involved.
11. Tees: Play the Red tees at Holmes, White tees at Highlands and the Red Tees at Yankee Hill.
12. Rule 3-3: If there is any doubt regarding a rule or procedure, the competitor must announce to her
fellow-competitors her intention of playing a second ball without penalty. The competitor must
report the situation to the Committee.
13. Staked Trees. All staked trees are considered nursery trees. If they interfere with your stance or
swing you may have free relief. Drop within one club length, no closer to the hole.
14. Caddies: If you have a caddie, declare that person as your caddie to the tournament committee
and to your fellow competitors at the beginning of each round; caddie must be at least 13 years of
age. The caddie must carry your bag or pull your bag on a pull cart, but may not ride in a cart. That
person may give you advice, but may not position himself on or close to an extension of the line of
play or the line of putt behind the ball. (Rule 14-2). You may have only one caddie at a time during
a round. ALL OTHER PERSONS ARE DECLARED GALLERY AND MUST BE A MINIMUM OF 75 FEET
AWAY FROM THE PLAYERS. THEY MAY NOT GIVE ADVICE. If a complaint is received about a
competitor receiving advice from the gallery, that player may be disqualified from the round.

Most Common Rules

OUT OF BOUNDS: As marked by white boundary stakes at all courses. If a ball is lost or is out of
bounds, the player must play a ball, under penalty of one stroke, as nearly as possible at the spot
from which the original ball was last played.
WRONG BALL: If a competitor makes a stroke or strokes at a wrong ball that is not in a hazard, she
incurs a penalty of two strokes. Strokes made by a competitor with a wrong ball do not
count in her score. If the wrong ball belongs to another competitor, its owner must place a ball on
the spot from which the wrong ball was first played.
LATERAL HAZARD: Rule 26-1 If a ball is in a water hazard (defined by yellow stakes or lines), the
player may under penalty of one stroke:
1) Play a ball as nearly as possible at the spot from which the original ball was last played;
2) Drop a ball behind the water hazard, keeping the point at which the original ball last crossed the
margin of the water hazard directly between the hole and the spot on which the ball is dropped,
with no limit to how far behind the water hazard the ball may be dropped;
3) If the ball is in a lateral water hazard (defined by red stakes or lines), the player has this additional
option: Drop a ball outside the water hazard within two club-lengths of and not nearer the hole
than
a) the point where the original ball last crossed the margin of the water hazard, or
b) a point on the opposite margin of the water hazard equidistant from the hole. The ball may be
lifted and cleaned when proceeding under this Rule.
NOTE: Special lateral hazard rule for Hole #6 - Yankee Hill Country Club

UNPLAYABLE LIE: If a player deems her ball to be unplayable, she must, under penalty of one stroke:
1) Play a ball as nearly as possible at the spot from which the original ball was last played;
2) Drop a ball behind the point where the ball lay, keeping that point directly between the hole and the
spot on which the ball is dropped, with no limit to how far behind that point the ball may be dropped;
3) Drop a ball within two club-lengths of the spot where the ball lay, but not nearer the hole. The ball may
be lifted and cleaned when proceeding under this Rule.
THESE ARE ONLY A FEW OF THE RULES OF GOLF. WE TRUST THAT ALL COMPETITORS WILL BE FAMILIAR
WITH AND WILL COMPLY WITH THE USGA RULES OF GOLF.



USGA Rules will govern all play.
Tees: All play will be from the Red Tees.
Out of Bounds: Determined by fence on #1, #4, #16, #17 and stakes on #5, #6. The
penalty for a ball out of bounds is stroke and distance, you must rehit the ball from the last
position with a 1 shot penalty.
Hazards: All hazards are marked properly through the course; all ground under repair is
marked as well. If you have any question follow Rule 3-3 as listed below. Lateral Hazards
(#6, #10, #14, #15, #16) are marked with Red Stakes or Paint, Water Hazards (#15 and
#17) by Yellow Stakes or paint. If your ball is in a Water Hazard (#15, #17) you may rehit
the ball from the last position, Drop a ball behind the hazard keeping the point the ball
crossed the hazard line between you and the hole with no limit as to how far back you may
go. Penalty: 1 Shot. Another option is available if the hazard is a lateral hazard, you can
drop a ball outside the hazard within two club lengths of the hazard no nearer the hole,
again with a 1 shot penalty.
Tall Grass: All tall grass will be played as a lateral hazard with the hazard line being
where the mowed grass stops.
Holmes Flag Prizes: #2 Closest to Pin from anywhere off the Green, #4 Closest in 2,
#10 Long Putt Holed, #18 Long Drive in Fairway.


The HIGHLANDS
Tees - White
Native Grasses - Native grasses are not a lateral hazard at The Highlands. If a ball is
hit into the native grass, hitting a provisional ball is highly recommended. If you do not
locate your ball, then you can proceed with your provisional with a one stroke penalty. If
you find your original ball, then you can either hit the ball as it lies or play it as an
unplayable lie with a one stroke penalty.
Highlands Flag Prizes: #6 Closest to the center line in fairway; #9 - Longest putt
holed; #12 - Closest to pin in one shot; #18 - Closest to water without going into the
hazard.


Yankee Hill Country Club
Tees - Red
Out of BoundsAll fenced areas surrounding golf course. White stakes right side of
hole #9 are out of bounds. (Penalty is one stroke plus go back to where you hit the
original ball from).
Tall Native GrassesTall native grasses throughout the golf course are Lateral
Hazards. (Take relief with a one-stroke penalty)
Bushesbushes on hole # 2 by green and along fence on hole #13 are not lateral
hazards and should be played as Unplayable Lie. (See unplayable lie rule)
Water/Creeks/Ditchesthroughout the course are marked as Lateral Hazards.
Balls going into the ditches in front of tee boxes #4 and #7 must be played on tee side of
the ditch.
Hole #6 - Lake on hole #6 is marked as a Lateral Hazard" - You may use the drop area
which will be on the green side of the pond ONLY after you have hit 2 balls into the
hazard. You will have a one stroke penalty for each ball in the hazard. For example, if
you hit a safe drive and then you proceed to hit 2 balls into the water, you may drop on
the other side in the designated drop area and you then lie 6, hitting 7.
Hole # 10-There is a drain on front of green. If the drain is in your line of your putt you
may move your ball to the nearest point of relief, no closer to the hole, no penalty.