Kent High Handicap, Terrace Park CC

The High Kent  is a one day, four-ball stroke play competion.  Four players score with their two best balls at each hole. The lowest total score of the two best balls of the four competitors on each hole, net and gross, will determine the winners.

The field is limited to 96 players. Entries are open to amateur golfers who are members of a GCWGA member club, have posted twenty (20) scores during 2016 and 2017, and have a current GCGA GHIN handicap that falls between 18.1-34.3. Handicaps will be adjusted for the slope rating of the course and played to 95% of 36 strokes (no matter how high the player's index), as suggested by the USGA for best-ball-of-four stroke play events. All team members must have handicaps in the same handicap range but do not need to be members of the same club. The July 15th handicap index will be used.

Prizes will be awarded for gross winners, gross runners-up, net winners and net runners-up. Gross prizes will take precedence over net prizes. Only one prize per team will be awarded.

Entry fee per team is $340 and includes cart fees, lunch for four and a $5 per player donation to the GCWGA Scholarship Foundation. Entries must be received no later than July 20th. Contestants may check on the GCWGA website after July 21st for a complete list of participants.

Each Team Captain must register and pay for her four-woman team. Please have ALL registration information available before you begin the process. Partial registrations cannot be completed at a later date.

Team captains will receive an email confirmation of their registrartion and are asked to forward to their respective team members.  No refunds will be given after July 20th or if unable to play on the rain date.

 In registering for this event, you agree to the tournament regulations presented, acknowledge there are certain risks inherent in the game of golf, and accept personal liability for such risks. You agree that this entry is subject to rejection at any time by the GCWGA, including during the tournament. The reason for rejection may include unbecoming conduct. If you do not agree with this statement, please do not proceed with this registration or contact the tournament director.