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Our Leaders
 President: Debbie Silverman Vice President: Cindy Bruschi Secretary: Gertrude Klaehre Treasurer: Karen Post Events: Chris Schellhammer Communication: Deb Sisson Education: Debi Ladig Sponsorship: Darlene Rilett Leagues: Annie Koujales Membership: Karen Hord Handicap: Joanne Richter Social: Nina Figur Championship: Susan Burns Leadership: Stephanie Hartmann Past President: Chris Schellhammer
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 Clinics

EWG EDUCATION YEAR SPRING 2010 - FALL 2010
EWGA GOLF PROGRAMS AT A GLANCE
March - Spring Clinics
May - Inverrary Clinic
TIPS FOR AVOIDING SLOW PLAY
- Tee off as soon as enough members have arrived and the starter approves. Waiting for specific player delays others' tee times and you might miss the opportunity to meet new people.
- Play "ready golf". Ready golf means:
- Do not wait for others before approaching the tee box.
- Proceed to your ball as quickly as possible.
- On every shot, whenever it is safe to hit, the first person in your group to address their ball should proceed.
- When on the green, putt out whenever possible instead of marking the ball.
- The first person that putts out should tend and replace the pin for other players.
- Emphasize speed of game instead of handicap requirements.
- Take no more than 2 practice swings.
- Keep an extra ball, tees and a ball marker in your pocket.
- Watch other shots, as well as your own, to help pinpoint the position of their ball.
- If walking, lay your bag on the green side toward the next tee box.
- If riding, take the clubs you may need from the cart so you are prepared when you get to your ball.
- Maintain your position on the golf course; try not to let a hole get open in front of you.
- Count strokes and write down your score after you get to the next tee.
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Reserve giving instruction for the driving range, not on the course.
Determining your skill level
New Golfer
Does not play regularly,
Has had group lessons only,
Scores over 120 regularly (18 holes)
May not keep score; picks up often
Is uneasy with experienced golfers
Has not established a handicap
Advanced Beginner
Plays regularly, but weekly at most
Practices rarely,
Sometimes picks up,
Scores 111-120 regularly (18 holes),
Has an official USGA handicap,
Handicap is 39 or higher (18 holes)
Intermediate
Plays regularly, 1-2 times a week
Practices occasionally
Still uncomfortable in competition
Scores 101-110 regularly (18 holes)
Has an official USGA handicap
Handicap is 29-38 (18 holes)
Advanced Intermediate
Plays regularly, 1-2 times a week
Practices fairly often
Plays comfortably in competition
Scores 85-100 regularly (18 holes)
Has an official USGA handicap
Handicap is 13-28 (18 holes)
Advanced
Plays regularly, 2-3 times a week
Practices regularly, 1-3 times a week
Plays competitively
Scores less than 85 regularly (18 holes)
Has an official USGA handicap
 Short Game Clinic Inverrary
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