Loyalist Men’s Leagues

Men’s Golf League – 2026 Schedule

Date Starting Tee Times1 and additional information Game

MAY

5th –  Men follow Ladies tee times Approx. 10:00am tee times                       Game – Net Stableford

12th – Men’s SHOTGUN starts 8:30am Men’s Luncheon 1:00pm                  Game – 4 Man Best Ball

19th –  Men follow Ladies shotgun Approx. 9:00am tee times                         Game – Good, Bad & Ugly

26th –  Men’s tee times start 8:00am                                                                     Game – 2-Man Best Ball

JUNE

2nd –  Men follow Ladies tee times Approx. 9:30am tee times                          Game – Gross Stableford

9th –  Men’s SHOTGUN 8:00am Men’s Luncheon 1:00pm                                GUEST DAY See Games Info Sheet

16th –  Men follow Ladies shotgun Approx. 8:30am tee times                           Game –  Bingo Bango Bongo

23rd –  Men’s tee times start 8:00am                                                                        Game – Net Medal Play

30th  Men follow Ladies tee times Approx. 9:30am tee times                              Game –  2-Man Best Ball

JULY

7th – Men’s tee times start 8:00am                                                                                 Game – Net Stableford

14th –  Men’s SHOTGUN 8:00am Men’s Luncheon 1:00pm                                     Game –  Net Whack and Hack

21st – Men follow Ladies Shotgun Approx. 8:30am tee times                                   Game –  Good, Bad & Ugly

28th – Men tee times start 8:00am tee times                                                                Game – Net 2 Man Aggregate

AUGUST

4th – Men follow Ladies tee times Approx. 9:30am tee times                             Game – Gross Stableford

11th – Men’s SHOTGUN 8:00am Men’s Luncheon 1:00pm                                 Game – 4-Man Best Ball

18th – Men follow Ladies Shotgun Approx. 8:30am tee times                             Game – Net Medal Play

25th – Men’s tee times start 8:00am                                                                          Game – 2-Man Best Ball

SEPTEMBER

1st – Men follow Ladies Approx. 9:30am tee time                                                  Game – CAPTAIN’S CUP DAY Captain’s Cup See Reverse

8th – Men follow Ladies tee times Approx. 9:30am tee times                              Game – Net Vegas

15th – Men’s SHOTGUN 8:00am Men’s Luncheon 1:00pm                                 Game – Net 4 Man CHA-CHA-CHA

22nd – Men follow Ladies tee times Approx. 9:30am tee times                           Game –  Net Stableford

29th – Men’s tee times start 8:30am                                                                           Game – Good, Bad,& Ugly

OCTOBER

6th – Men’s Shotgun 1:00pm Closing dinner 6:00pm                                              Game – CLOSING DAY 4 Man Best Ball

Note 1 – Inclement Weather Policy

Should the Captain in consultation with the Pro, decide the weather is sufficiently bad to cancel the scheduled game, an email will be sent to all members, hopefully an hour before the scheduled start time. For the hardy golfer who still wishes to play, he can play a Net Stableford. Fill out a normal score card and have it attested at the end of the round and leave it in the Locker Room. Prizes will be determined by the number of participants

TEAM GAMES:

Scramble

Teams select best drive on each hole, everyone hits 2nd shot from the same spot and process is repeated until ball is in the hole. Maximum number of drives per player is 5 for a 4-man team (including par 3’s). For a 3-man team, maximum 7 drives per player + Phantom Player is allowed one ´do over’ (drive, fairway, or putt) per hole. Rotate Phantom Player each hole. {Team Handicap determined by 20% of Player A (lowest HC) + 15% of Player B (2nd lowest HC + 10% of Player C (2nd highest HC) + 5% of Player D (highest HC).}

2 Man Better Ball

Play own ball using full handicap. Team score based on best net score of a player on the hole. Maximum 10 strokes on a hole. Do not pick up when net par plus two reached for a hole.

4 Man Best Ball

Play own ball using full handicap. Team score based on best net score of a player on the hole. For 3-man WE WILL DO A “BLIND DRAW: Maximum 10 strokes on a hole. Do not pick up when net par plus two reached for a hole.

Member – Guest Day – 2 Man Best Ball/2 Man Cumulative Net

A 2-man team both with GO Handicaps will play a 2 Man Best Ball. Each player will play own ball. Team score based on best net score of a player on the hole.

For 2-man teams where only one player has a GO handicap, the handicapped player will play own ball and record gross score (with an Equitable Score maximum per hole), then deduct their handicap to determine a net score for the round. The non-handicapped player will play own ball and record gross score (maximum double par on any hole) – their handicap will be calculated, after the game, using the Callaway Scoring System – both net scores will be added together to establish a team score. The Callaway System is a handicap algorithm designed to provide a handicap estimate based on one round of play. The Callaway ‘handicap’ can then be used to calculate a net score for that round. COST: Guest Green Fees $50 & ½ Cart Rental $22, CCC Members’ Guest $45 & ½ Cart $20. All prices include taxes.

Captain’s Cup Day Team Cumulative Net Score

Participants are placed into 3 or 4 teams (flights) based on handicap. Play own ball, record gross score for each hole then deduct handicap from overall 18-hole total to determine net score. Net scores are aggregated by flight to determine the winning team. To improve pace of play, the maximum number of strokes on any hole will be 10. Each team (flight) will tee off together with a block of tee times.

Net Vegas(Modified)

A 2 person, A flight player plus B flight player, points team game where the player’s net scores are combined to create the team’s score. Points are awarded to the team based on the teams’ scores differential from double par. To create the team’s score, each net score is combined to form a number with the lowest score first. For example, if Team A has net 5 and net 6 individual scores, the team score would be 56. You subtract double par from the score, i.e. 56-(par 4)44=12 points. At the end of the round, the team with the lowest points score wins, 2nd and 3rd. Full handicaps are in play.

Net 2 Man Aggregate

Each player plays their own ball on every hole, and the net scores of both teammates are added together for each hole. The team with the lowest total aggregate score after 18 holes wins, then 2nd and 3rd. After each player completes the hole, their individual scores are added to form a single team score for that hole. For example, if Player A scores a 5 and Player B scores a 6, the team’s aggregate score for that hole is 11. Full handicaps to be used. Max individual score is NET DOUBLE PAR

Net Whack and Hack

A four man team format that combines a four-player team’s best ball and worst ball on each hole — unless the best ball is a birdie or better. In that case, the team gets a very nice bonus. Everyone plays their own ball throughout (you’re just playing regular golf, in other words), all four team members recording scores on each hole. At the completion of a hole, take your team’s lowest score (whack) and combine it with your team’s highest score (hack), and that’s your team score for the hole.

Example: On the first hole, Golfer A makes 5, Golfer B a 4, Golfer C a 6 and Golfer D a 5. The team score is 10, because the low ball was a four and the high ball was a six.

The Whack and Hack Birdie Twist

Let’s say your team is playing a par-5 hole. Golfer A makes 5, Golfer B a 6, Golfer C a 4 and Golfer D a 7. Golfer C’s four is a birdie. In the game, when a team’s low ball is a birdie, then the team gets to use its two low balls on that hole, rather than its low ball and high ball. So in this case, the team score is 9 (Golfer C’s birdie four plus Golfer A’s five).

Net 4 Man Cha Cha Cha

It is called the 4-man “cha cha cha” because it involves a three-hole rotation, and in golf, the first hole is called ‘cha’, the second hole is called ‘cha cha’, and the third hole is called ‘cha cha cha’. For the first hole, the lowest score in the team is counted as the team score. For the second hole, two low balls combined are counted as the team score, and for the third hole, three low balls combined make up the team score. The process starts over on the fourth hole. Lowest score over 18 holes.

INDIVIDUAL GAMES:

Net Stableford

Play own ball, record gross and net score per hole and apply applicable points for the Net score (4 for eagle, 3 for birdie, 2 for par, 1 for bogey). Add up Stableford points for the round. To improve pace of play, a player may pick-up when their number of strokes matches or exceeds their maximum Equitable Score for the hole.

Good, Bad & Ugly

Play own ball, points awarded based on net score per hole, 3 points for eagle, 2 for birdie, 1 for par, 0 for bogey, minus 1 for double bogey or worse.

Gross Stableford

Play own ball, points awarded based on gross score per hole, 4 points for eagle, 3 for birdie, 2 for par, 1 for bogey. Total number of Stableford points for 18 holes is then added to your handicap. To improve pace of play, a player may pick-up when their number of strokes matches or exceeds their maximum Equitable Score for the hole.

Medal Play

Individual stroke play using full handicaps. Record Gross score on each hole and Net score for the round. The field will be divided into 2 Flights based on Handicaps. Maximum 10 strokes on a hole. Do not pick up when net par plus two reached for a hole. No gimmies allowed for this game – putt everything in. Low Net prizes in each flight.

Bingo Bango Bongo.

Individual play by flight, A/B. Players compete to win one of three points on each hole for specific achievements: the “Bingo” point is for the first player to reach the green, the “Bango” point is for the player closest to the hole once all balls are on the green, and the “Bongo” point is for the first player to sink their putt. Must follow rules

of farthest from pin putt first. The player with the most points at the end of the round in each flight wins, followed by 2nd and 3rd place. No handicaps to be used in play.

Captain – Earl Wallace                          Email – [email protected]

Vice-Captain – Scott MacDonald

Treasurer – Dave Lynch

Games Convenor – TBC                          Email – [email protected]

Ringer Board –Scott MacDonald

Ladder Match – TBC