2019 Newsletters

Happy New Year El Dorado Men’s Club! I’m looking forward to spending another great year with all you “Sticks, Players, Gamers, Chops, Hacks and Slashers.”

We capped off 2018 with a fantastic Christmas Shotgun Tournament. Every week I see new members pop up on the rosters, so let’s make sure to show how great our club is and welcome them aboard.

The 2019 schedule has been posted, including 5 away trips and the weekender in October. The New Year also means that we all have to learn the ins and outs of the new rules. Bob Livingstone is the perfect guy to guide us through this challenge. There are still plenty of the new rule books left which will be available at the General Meeting and the January tournament. Be sure to grab one if you haven’t already. Also, Team Play starts in January. Good luck guys! Play hard and have fun.

The BOD welcomes Don Didier as our new Special Events Director. I’m sure Don is going to do a great job and we are excited that he joined the Board.

As Always
“Hit It Close and Go Lower”
Cliff Aichele

DECEMBER 2018 MEETING MINUTES
The monthly meeting of the El Dorado Park Men’s Golf Club was held on Tuesday, December 11, 2018 in the Big White Tent. The pre-meeting dinner was a nice Christmas feast – turkey and stuffing, mashed potatoes and gravy, peas and carrots, cranberry sauce, cornbread, salad and carrot cake and chocolate cake for desert.

The meeting was called to order at 7:00 pm by President Cliff Aichele who led us in the Pledge of Allegiance. There were approximately 140 members in attendance (the most since last December), including Past Presidents Richard Scoville, Jerry Leininger, Dennis Tramer, Mike Montgomery, Terry Fulford, Don Marmion, Tom Conlisk, Tom Retterath, Nick Zamora and Life Member the newly retired Bob Livingstone. No more counting the days Livy. New members Mike Cole, Steve Sterry and Allen Starr introduced themselves to the group and were given the New Member Spiel by Past President Nick Zamora.

The previous month’s Minutes and Treasurer’s Report were approved.

Directors’ Reports were as follow:

Director Bob Livingstone discussed “taking relief” pursuant to the new rules effective 1/1/2019. Bob noted that there were new Rule Books available on the tables and at the Tournament this weekend. There will be an interactive web site available early next year to ask questions and get answers relative to the new rules. Bob will discuss how the new rules impact Team Play at the January General Meeting. Bob then dealt with specific questions from the floor.

Director Jerry Leininger reminded us he is running a $30 Derby on Saturday.

Director Mike Montgomery noted that he would be selling raffle tickets for a couple minutes after the meeting prior to the drawing.

Director Matt Huntington announced the Golfers of the Month for November. Gross winner was Noah Busch with a 70. Net winner was (believe it or not) yours truly with a 66. Matty is also running a Derby on Saturday.

Director Omar Diaz announced the Special Events for this month’s Christmas Tournament. We’ll have skins (gross for A and B Flights, net for C Flight), second shot on #5 in the circle (on the green for the C Flight), and Honeypot (Net 70 or better).

Director Lucero again strongly urged everyone to consider playing in Away Tournaments next year. We should have a minimum of 64 players at each event. We have 6 Away Tournaments next year. The first is at Rec Park on January 27. New Schedule Cards are available that list all Home and Away Tournaments. Lucero announced the winner of the Little Brown Jug – the overall Away Tournament Champion. And the winner is……..A tie between Matt Williams and Dennis (I never win anything) Tramer. Congratulations guys.

Director Zamora urged everyone to sign up for the Hole In One Fund, as it was just won by Vern Cannon at the November Tournament. Nice job Vern.

Director Mike Vaughn announced the Flights Championship results and awarded prizes and trophies to winners. Mike reminded us that Quad Club is coming up in April.

Vice President/Tournament Chairman Dennis Tramer announced the results of November’s Superintendent’s Revenge Tournament. He noted that we have 198 players for the Christmas Tournament – the most in a long time. So be ready and play as quick as you can and maybe it will only be a 6 hour round. Be sure to check in prior to 7:15.

Old Business: There was no Old Business.
New Business: There was no New Business

The $50 Drawing winner was Cliff Aichele. No – he didn’t promise me 1/2.
The meeting was adjourned at 7:50. Mike Montgomery sold raffle tickets for a few minutes and then started the drawing.


Rob Kuehn
Secretary/Membership Director

December membership is 390.

Can you believe another New Year is here?

The process of constructing our 25-man team for the 2019 Quad Club is in gear. The event will be Saturday April 27, hosted by Skylinks. The Pros will most likely tee it up first at 7:00 am followed by the Club Presidents. Players who won 3 points last year at Lakewood have anchored spots on this years’ team and are being given first dibs. Other members who scored well or have the potential to score well will be recruited to put together a team to win so we can place the Quad Club trophy back in our trophy case!

During Daylight Saving Time, a Putting Tournament will be held on the south putting green each month on the Tuesday of the monthly meeting starting around 5:30 pm.

As normal, the Flights Match Play Championships will close the year. Signups for Flights will be started in June. Signup fee will be $20 per player. The first round matches can be played as early as August 1.

See you at the course!

Mike Vaughn

What a nice day we had for the CHRISTMAS Tournament. First off I would like to thank all the players for keeping up and playing very fast for this tournament. We had 33 sixsomes on the course and we played in around 6 hours. GREAT JOB GENTLEMEN!

Let’s start off with your “A” Flight winners, as the Gross winners (led with a nice 68 by Nick Mardesich) at 7 under par were Nick Mardesich, Adam Horodyski & Jimmy “the kid” Byers. The “A” Net was a “RETTERATH BANDITS” affair as winning a cardoff with an 11-under 133 were Rich Boyker, Ryan Boyker & Glenn Sparks over the aforementioned Tom Retterath, Greg Andersen & Mike Moraitis.

For the “B” Flight, winning the Gross with a fine 7 over par 151 was Terry Cormack, Walter Gordon, & Bryan Knigge. For the Net, winning a card off at 10 under 134 (over Byron Brno & the “Huge Nuts” boys Don & Bret) we had Dudley Dennison, John Jameson & Mike Dugan. Dudley finally listened to me as I told him he could win if he dumped Rob Kuehn.

There was no surprise as the “C” Flight was won by the “Hottest Team out there". Collecting the Gross with a 10 over 154 (they also would have won net) were the “PUPS" Roger & Tyler Marmion and being the nice boys that they are, they let “Daddy” Yellow Dog tag along for the victory. Winning the net at a 13 under 131, was the “boys” that usually play with them every month Chris McMonigle, Shaun Steenwyck & Mike Burke. JERRY, you seeing this?

Last but least the “D” Flight had the lowest score of the tournament with a 15 under 129 (but they also won the gross with a 16 over 160) were Colin Boylan, Kevin Boylan & Mark Trentacosta. Benefitting from that team winning the Gross and then winning a cardoff for net over Richard Scoville, Tim Braswell & Mark Meyer at a 12 under 132, was Tinman “Bagger” Fulford, Lee McCullough & Carl Taylor. NICE SHOOTING TO ALL YOU WINNERS. As Always the complete results are on the Website.

Coming up Sunday the 13th of January is the Scramble. Again we have a very full field so we need to play quickly. Since this is a SCRAMBLE the early times should finish no later than 4:15 and the later groups 4:45. As always we will play fivesomes using the “Tramer” HDCP System which is as follows ( HDCP OF 3 OR LOWER =0 4-6=.5 7-9=1 10-12=1.5 13-15=2 16-19=2.5 20-22 =3 23-25=3.5 26 & ABOVE =4) and we have a 3 Drive Minimum per player. We will play the BLUE TEES except for the Par 3’s so I have a chance to get there with a Driver. So that means a 175 Yard Max on those holes.

I will be taking signups for the February Select Drive which is on SUNDAY, February 17th at the January meeting. Once again we are limited in times so if you want to play come to the meeting. This Tournament is a 3 Best Ball played at 80% of your current or assigned Handicap. You must use 3 drives minimum from every player.

THANKS, Dennis Tramer

First and foremost, thank you Omar for an excellent term as Special Events Director. One of the most underappreciated tasks Omar accomplished is posting results quickly. All players like to see results a soon as possible. Working together, Dennis and Omar have set that bar pretty high. I’ll do my best to keep it there!

The Christmas Shotgun Tournament was a great success! 53 members got a piece of the Special Events pot lead by Mel Collins, Kevin Mehlbrech and Mickey Miller in A Flight, Brian Dauk stood out in B Flight and Ricky Evans, Terry Fletcher and Shaun Steenwyk had strong showings in C Flight. Well done everyone! All results are posted on the website.

Happy New Year to all! Looking forward to a great 2019!

Fairways and greens!

Greetings fellow golfers and weekend buddies. Let me start by saying Happy New Year to all of you.

Last year was great, lets make it an even better one this year.

Let's start with the Little Brown Jug is back in action:
100 points first place
75 points second place
50 points third place

You must play in 4 away trips to qualify.

Our first away trip of the year is at the Recreation Park in Long Beach Sunday, January 27; green fees are $70 plus $10 skins. We are playing fivesomes from the combo tees, just look for El Dorado lollipops on the tee boxes. The scoring format will be the Waltz, and because is a fivesome is 2-3-4; 2 scores on the first hole, 3 scores on the 2nd hole and 4 scores on the 3rd hole and repeat.

Hope to see all of yo guys out there in our away trips.

Sincerely,
Mr. Entertainment Jr.
LUCERO

SCGA -
I know that both Bob Livingstone and Omar Diaz will go over the new 2019 Rules of Golf changes several times but if you are interested go to SCGA.org web site and under Rules you will find several articles form both the USGA and SCGA that are very helpful. If you are out on the course only have your smart phone with you, this web site will be useful.

** REVISED REVISED REVISED REVISED **
USING HANDICAP INDEX REPORT ENDING AS OF JAN 1 2019

OCTOBER - DECEMBER GOLFER OF THE QUARTER
SAM KRISHNA $ 50 Improvement Factor of 1.126

2018 GOLFER OF THE YEAR **
1ST BRET HOLLOWAY $100 Improvement Factor of 1.147
2nd Greg Anderson $ 75
3rd David Green $ 50
** Adjusted by players who did not meet Most Improved requirements

Honorable mention to Brian Gonzales and Paul Goydos who showed a great deal of improvement in 2018 calendar year.

Congratulations to all who showed Improvement in their game.

Jerry Leininger
SCGA Delegate
Handicap Chairman

We are ready to launch our El Dorado Men’s Club Rules of Golf Forum and Chat Room that was mentioned in December. Look for the link on the Home page or in the Monthly Member email. While anyone can read the various message strings or postings, in order to participate by writing posts or submitting questions, you will need to create an account with a user name and password. This can be done the first time you go the site or any time after that.

The purpose of this Chat Room will be to recap the Rules that are discussed at each General Meeting, provide education and links about the new 2019 Rules and answer questions about the Rules that are submitted by members.

The Board has also approved new Local Rules and copies of our "Hard Card" will be available at either the January Meeting or January Tournament. Of note, we have adopted Model Local Rule F-5; if there is an immovable obstruction (like a sprinkler head or coupler cover) on your line of play and it is within 2 clubs lengths of the green and within two club lengths of your ball, and your ball is in grass mowed to fairway height or less, you may take relief. You are welcome Terry Fulford and the many people for whom you were a trailblazer!

Treasurer's Report - December 31, 2018

Balance on November 30, 2018		19,516.61
Income
December Entries	16,265.00
Hole In One Insurance	40.00
Interest	0.68
Total December Income	16,305.68
Expenses
December Green Fees		8,000.00
December Cart Fees		2,000.00
December Scrip		9,435.00
Additional Christmas Tee Prizes		358.81
Hole In One Insurance		890.00
Little Brown Jug		150.00
Web Hosting		206.87
Maintenance Crew Thanks Party		367.00
Board Meeting		115.00
J Fuchs Sr TofCC Entry		140.00
G Lanese Net T of CC Entry		140.00
Tournament/Printer Supplies		135.00
Print Rules Materials		158.14
Mtg. Drawing - C. Aichele		50.00
Q4 Most Improved		50.00
Most Improved 2018		225.00
Reverse Nov. Replacement Check		110.00
New Laptop, MS Office, Case, Flash Drive		995.51
Total December Expenses		23,526.33
Balance on December 31, 2018		12,295.96

Respectfully submitted,
Bob Livingstone
Treasurer

Notes: $110 Nov. Dishonored Check was never deducted, so shouldn't have been added.

A total of $5,691.89 was added to the Christmas Tournament above entry fees (including tee prizes and prize fund).

We do not have any prepaid expenses for 2019; the net membership income from September 1 is $1,440. We will be carrying forward $10,855.96 to 2019.

As always, please feel free to contact me with any questions.

The January 2019 Scramble is in the books. Even though we had a fair amount of rain before the tournament, causing many of us to wade through a little water to get to the golf ball, it was still a nice day and we got to play golf after all. How much more can a person ask for? Lucero put together a great Away Tournament at Recreation Park. The course was in great shape with smooth, fast greens. Team Play is in full swing and off to a solid start. Thursday Team’s first home match vs. Los Verdes was postponed due to rain. Fortunately, they went on the road the following week and beat them handily.

Coming up this month is the end of the “Silly Season,” culminating with the Select Drive. This tournament gives you a lot more chances to hit from the middle of the fairway which makes it a lot of fun.

The NEW EDMGC Forum is up and running. This is a very useful tool for any rules questions that you may have and help with understanding the plethora of 2019 Rules changes. Bob Livingstone, our very own Rules Guru, is very quick to respond answering questions posted in the forum. A link is located on the front page of the EDMGC website in the “Club Information” section.

It’s that time of year when I like to remind veteran members, and inform new members, of the following club policy. To be eligible to play in the any of the 3 club subsidized events: The Member-Member, The Club Championship and The Christmas Tournament, you must have played in at least 3 club events in the previous 12 months to the subsidized tournament. “Club events” are defined as monthly tournaments, away tournaments, Team Play, Quad Club or the Weekender. There is plenty of time to play in 3 events and qualify for these subsidized tournaments.

As Always
“Hit It Close and Go Lower”
Cliff Aichele

JANUARY 2019 MEETING MINUTES

The monthly meeting of the El Dorado Park Men’s Golf Club was held on Tuesday, January 8, 2019 in the Big White Tent. The pre-meeting dinner was Chef Roberto Bingamini’s Italian Special: salad, fettuccine, both red and white sauces, meatballs, sausages/peppers/onions, ravioli, garlic bread, fresh Parmesan cheese, and cookies for desert.

The meeting was called to order at 7:00 pm by President Cliff Aichele who led us in the Pledge of Allegiance. There were approximately 85 members in attendance, including Past Presidents Richard Scoville, Jerry Leininger, Dennis Tramer, Mike Montgomery, Terry Fulford, and Life Member Bob Livingstone. New members Jesse Duncan, Robert Griggs, Donny Dubry and Wayne Tranchon introduced themselves to the group and were given the New Member Spiel by Past President Terry Fulford.

The previous month’s Minutes and Treasurer’s Report were approved.
Directors’ Reports were as follow:

Director Bob Livingstone discussed various aspects of Team Play pursuant to the new rules effective 1/1/2019. Bob noted that there were new Rule Books available. There will be a Forum Chat Room available on the Club’s web site in the near future to ask questions and get answers relative to the new rules. Bob then discussed the Club’s Hard Card, which lays out Local Rules as adopted, with special emphasis on relief from sprinkler heads near the green. Bob then dealt with specific questions from the floor.

Director Jerry Leininger reported that the Most Improved Golfer for the 4th Quarter was Sam Krishna, while the Most Improved Golfer for the Year 2018 was Bret Holloway. Congratulations men – getting better is what we’re all trying to do.

Director Mike Montgomery re-emphasized the need to BE READY to tee off at your starting time. With limited daylight hours this time of the year, and our 180+ players every month, we all need to be ready and keep up with the group ahead.

Director Matt Huntington announced the Golfers of the Month for December. Gross winner was Nick Mardesich with a nice 68, while Net honors went to Sam Krishna with a very low 64. Quite a night for Sam, who should be expecting a letter from the Handicap Committee in the near future . Such is the price of success.

Director Don Didier, after thanking Omar for his outstanding service as previous Special Events Director, and noting that more than 50 players shared in Special Events winnings at the December Tournament, announced the Special Events for this month’s Scramble Tournament. We’ll have CTP on Holes #3 and 12 (paying 5 places each), and In the Circle A and B Flights/On the Green C Flight on Holes #9 and 17.

Director Lucero reminded everyone that our first Away Tournament of the year is January 27 at Rec Park. Contact Lucero to sign up. Total cost is $80 and we’ll play from the combo tees. The Weekender currently scheduled for the last weekend in October is a little iffy right now, as San Vicente may not be reopened by then. We’re looking at other options just in case. More info to follow. Lucero noted that the Little Brown Jug Award for 2019 has been increased to $100.

Director Mike Vaughn reminded us that Quad Club is coming up on April 27 at Skylinks . Cost will be $48 plus cart.

Vice President/Tournament Chairman Dennis Tramer announced the results of December’s Christmas Tournament and congratulated us all for finishing in just under 6 hours, which wasn’t bad considering we had 198 golfers. January’s Tournament is the Scramble, requiring a minimum of 3 drives from each player. Don’t let the threat of rain keep you away. Unless the course closes (which practically never happens) we’re playing. And if you don’t show you’re still paying.

Old Business: There was no Old Business.
New Business: There was no New Business

The $50 Drawing winner was Michael Burke, the 7th name I called. Guess who was #8? So close.

The meeting was adjourned at 7:50.

Rob Kuehn
Secretary/Membership Director

January Membership is 367.

Daylight Saving Time starts this year at 2:00 am Sunday March 10 and ends Sunday November 3 at 2:00 am. The Putting Contest will be held on meeting night during the months of March, April, May, June, July, August, September and October at or about 5:15 and continue to 6:45 pm on the south green. The Board has voted to increase our stipend to $50 for each month's putting tournament! This will allow for a combination of more winners and/or more handsome payouts. Normal participants are welcomed back and new players are encouraged to participate in this fun activity. Bring your putter and take a shot at winning some extra cash. Format changes monthly.

Quad Club is to be contested Saturday April 27 at Skylinks. Teams will consist of 25 players. Cost to play will be $60 per player which includes green fee and prize fund. Your handicap will be determined per your April 15 Current Index. Please have your money to me in cash or a check payable to “Mike Vaughn” ASAP, NLT the April 1 Gross / 2 Net tournament on Saturday April 14. The first group starting time will be Club Pros at 7:00 am. The President / Vice President group will most likely tee off second, with groups proceeding from lower to higher handicap. It is not yet know which tees we will be playing from. The format will be Medal play using the 3-2-1-0 point system. The initial players sought to be on this team have been contacted. Players who win 3-points this year will have a roster spot guaranteed for the 2019 event when the event returns to Rec Park.

Flight Championships will be put together in mid-summer. Those matches will get underway as early as August 1. Player entry fee will remain at $20. Signups to be begin NLT June 1. More on that when the time gets closer.

Always remain a professional while at or on the golf course, regardless of how you played.

Mike Vaughn

Sunday the 13th of January the Scramble went quite well and everyone finished before dusk. Scores were a tad higher than normal, and all the Flights were quite close for cashing.

In the “A” no surprise for the Gross as the winners with a 15 under 57 was “Gonzo”, Steve Sterry, Chris Villalobos, Austin Barisoff & Mickey Miller. They told me playing in these tournaments is like going to the ATM machine. Getting the “A” Net at a 18 under 54 was CJ Triola, Brent Huntington, Bill Hasselman, John Hasselman & Mark Schmillian. It’s been a while since these “Kids” have even cashed so it’s nice to see that they’re back to playing like we know they can.

In the “B” winning the Gross with a 11 under 61 was BAGGER TINMAN FULFORD, Lee McCullough, Carl Taylor, Mel Collins & Jeff Thomas (New Member). For the net winning a cardoff with a 19 under 53 was the Team that wins every month. Roger Marmion, Tyler Marmion, Chris McMonigle, Shaun Steenwyck & Mike Burke.

In the “C” Flight (the C is for CHOP) winning the Gross with an 11 under 61 was Brett Latzsch, Bill Walton, Walter Lee, Dan Ahearn & Dean Booher. The net winners at 19.5 under were the Retterath Bandits own Henry Degraaff, Jeff Degraaff, Danny Martin, Cary Thomason & Pingo Zamarripa. In the 4 man Folight winning by 3.5 shots with a 20.5 under 51.5 was Matt Williams, Craig McDonald, Matt Dao & Josh Dubon.

Coming up on SUNDAY, February 17th is the Select Drive. Once again we are booked to the hilt so once again we need to play fast. If you are out of the hole PICK UP YOUR BALL. This Tournament is a 3-Best Ball played at 80% of your current or assigned Handicap. You must use 3 drives minimum from every player.

At the meeting I will be taking signups for the 1-2-3 Pat Harris Waltz which is on St. Paddy’s Day; Sunday, March 17th. Daylight Saving is back, so there should be plenty of times, so everyone should get into the tournament. I will be out of town for this meeting and tournament so I will inform you at this month’s meeting and in next month’s newsletter who THE POOR SUCKER is that will be taking care of all the signups at the March meeting.

THANKS, Dennis Tramer

We had 51 players earn points in the January Scramble Special Events.

A Flight had strong showings from Scott Davis, Omar Diaz, John Hasselman, Nick Mardesich and Bob Livingstone.

Robert Creighton and Dana Pagett dominated B Flight as they were the only ones to get inside the circle on #17! Mark Meyer hit it to 9” on #3. Nice shot Mark! Nobody from B Flight got inside the circle on #9. Come on man!

Michael Burke and Walter Lee racked up the points in C Flight. Michael was the only player in the field to hit all four targets and Walter Lee the only player to hit 3 of 4 targets!

February Select Drive Tournament will limit us to circles and KP’s again. We’ll have circles on holes 3 & 17 and KP’s on holes 9 & 12.

Fairways & Greens!

Don Didier

Hello fellow golfers and weekend buddies,

Let's start by saying the Rec was a total success, even though we had a few hiccups with the Marshall. Our first place winners, it had to be one of the bandits - the Eric Lishka group, followed by the Jim Crosby group and third place, Mike Montgomery's group.

Our gross winner was David Spencer with a 75 and our Net winner was Terry Fulford with a 66 net.

And of course the biggest sandbagger of all time Henry Degraaff and Jeff Tanner pretty much cleaned out all the skins (no more double dots).

Our next away trip is going to be at the Costa Mesa (Los Lagos) on Sunday, March 31, green fees and prize funds are $90 plus $10 skins. I need to have your groups by the first week of March, so if you are interested in playing please give me your group as soon as possible.

PS: We are starting the hole in one fund for the away trips. It's $10 and I'll be collecting that money. If you are interested, come see me.

Sincerely,
Mr. Entertainment Jr.
Lucero

Preferred Lies

With all the rain we are having, I thought it is a good time to review Posting scores when using "Preferred Lies" or as we call them, Lift, Clean, and Place.

USGA Rulebook section 7-1
During our tournaments the "Tournament Committee' / Handicap Committee determines if a "local rule" (Preferred Lies) will be in effect and scores are to be posted. "if an individual decides to apply some form of this local rule and the Committee has NOT invoked such a rule, the players score is acceptable and must be posted for handicap purposes"
Bottom Line - Post your score when using Preferred Lies when playing with your buddies.

February 1st Reduced Index Report
The following will play to their Low Index or Assigned Index in all El Dorado Park events.
Josh Castlen 7.0 L *** L Denotes Local Index M Denote Modified***
Jeff Degraaff 18.4 L
Henry Degraaff 26.7 L
Scott Dietschak 8.2 L New
Eric Liska 15.8 L New
Roger Marmion 11.8 L
Tyler Marmion 6.2 L
Tom Montgomery 13.9 M
Greg Ramsey 16.2 L
Dave Rubin 0.0 L

Keep em in the fairways
Jerry Leininger
Handicap Chairman

At the February General Meeting we will go over our 2019 Hard Card. This contains the Local Rules for all of our events at Eldo. Copies are available at each Meeting and Tournament, so pick up ONE and keep it in your golf bag. You can also find it (and print a copy of it if you wish) on the website; look for the Local Rules link on the Home page.

For those of you fortunate enough to learn at the knee of Terry Fulford, and who therefore putt from anywhere from 2 to 20 yards off the green, we now allow relief from obstructions near the green (sprinklers, couplers, etc.). If the obstruction is on your line of play and within 2 club lengths of the green and if your ball is within 2 club lengths of the obstruction, you may take relief. We will go over this and all of the other Rules that have been adopted at the meeting, so see you there.

Treasurer's Report - January 31, 2019

Balance December 31, 2018		12,295.96
Income
Member Dues	29,110.00
January Tournament	10,690.00
February Tournament	2,400.00
Christmas Tournament	175.00
Hole-In-One	670.00
Interest	0.83
Total January Income	43,045.83
Expenses
SCGA Dues		9,180.00
January Greens Fees		6,960.00
January Scrip		3,621.00
USGA Dues		150.00
Team Play Entries (Thurs/Sat)		500.00
Team Play Subsidies (Thurs/Sat)		1,500.00
Directors' Shirts		515.86
Mtg. Drawing - M. Burke		50.00
GOM Trophies (Nov/Dec)		151.58
BOD Meeting		42.00
Bank Stamp for Checks		50.46
Printing (Rules & Team Play)		13.95
Total January Expenses		22,734.85
Balance on January 31, 2019		32,606.94

Respectfully submitted,
Bob Livingstone
Treasurer