2026 Newsletters

Happy New Year!

I’d like to start off by thanking the 2025 Board of directors for putting on a great year, full of activities making El Dorado Park Men’s Golf Club the best club around.

Wow can’t believe it’s 2026 already, please help me welcome our new Board of Directors for 2026:

President - Brad Wilcox
Past President – Wally Gordon
Vice President/Tournament Chairman/Webmaster – Mark Miller
Secretary - Cary Thomason
Treasurer - Ken Rademacher
Assistant to Tournament Chairman and Special Projects - Terry Fulford
Special Events - Rich Koskela
Handicap - Vern Followell
Rules - Cliff Aichele
Communications - Mike Montgomery
Director at Large - Omar Diaz
Director at Large (2) - Mark Ziegenhagen
Club Historian- Bob Livingstone

We have a full slate of tournaments for 2026 with Mark Miller continuing his last year as Tournament Chairman. Away tournaments will be run by committee, the Directors will ensure we have fun as always.

Trying something new this year, we will be having a mid-week away trip to the Morongo course so check out the website for details, you don’t want to miss out!

These Tournaments plus Thursday and Saturday Team Play, Club Championship, Senior Club Championship, Flights, and Quad Club in April, we have a full schedule to satisfy your competitive golfing appetite!

A note to Members, new as well as old: Each player must Sign-Up thru the Member Portal on our website to enter Tournaments. Seems simple, but history tells us members still struggle to know how to do the basics in our member portal. Don’t be afraid to ask someone in your group or a director for help if you need it, that is why we are here! It really helps Mark out by Signing up for events early, be smart and stay on his good side!

Special Thanks to : Southern Wine & Spirits (Ron Maden, Tyler Marmion & Geno De Angelis) as well as Ghost Golf (Jim Jamison) for the great swag to make it another great raffle.

The Christmas Shotgun Tournament went off well! After a foggy/cool morning we ended up having a great day for golf. Official results are posted on our website.

See you at our next meeting 1-13-2026

Brad Wilcox

On Tuesday, December 9, 2025, the monthly meeting of the El Dorado Park Men’s Golf Club was held under the legendary Big White Tent. Chef Bing served a buffet including turkey, mashed potatoes, gravy, rolls, salad, and brownies for dessert. Some people say it was the moistest turkey ever, believe me.

The meeting was called to order at 7:00 pm by President Brad Wilcox, who led the members in the Pledge of Allegiance. There were approximately 100 members including past presidents Mike Montgomery, Tommy Retterath, Terry Fulford, Clifford Aichele, Walter Gordon, and Nick Zamora.

New members Luke de León, Tom Curran, and David Caudle introduced themselves and were welcomed into the fine tradition of golf, meetings, and raffle tickets.

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

Directors’ Reports:

Director Mike Montgomery explained the evening’s raffle procedures and thanked the Board for their service this year, which they accepted graciously and without blushing (much).

Special Events Chairman Ken Rademacher mumbled the details for the Special Events for the Christmas tournament and thanked the following members for their raffle donations:

- Jim Jamison with Ghost Golf
- Ron Maden with Southern Wine and Spirits
- Tyler Marmion
- Geno DeAngelis

Director Omar Diaz distributed winnings to the Flight champions and runners-up and confirmed that trophies are “on the way,” which in golf terms means definitely happening at some point.

Director Mark Ziegenhagen announced that October’s Golfer-of-the-Month honors go to absolutely no one, as no one turned in a scorecard. Mark also noted that the Derby will take place on the 1st tee box immediately following the Christmas Tournament, so plan accordingly—or don’t.

VP-Tournament Chairman-Webmaster-Life Member Mark Miller said that the stage was set for the Christmas Tournament and those that paid for November's rained-out Super’s Revenge would automatically be signed up for the January Mad Scramble. Members were also told to check their Special Event sign-ups and playing groups for accuracy.

There was no New Business.

There was no Old Business.

The winner of the $100 attendance drawing was Chris Plumridge.

The meeting was adjourned at 7:19 pm so the very rowdy raffle could begin— which was clearly the real reason everyone showed up.

Cary Thomason
Secretary/Membership Director
December membership is 493

Like to wish everyone a Happy New Year and a fun filled year of golf for 2026.

I will have the trophies for our Flights winners from 2025 at the next meeting. Looking forward to another exciting year of Flights Championship starting in August with sign-ups in late June.

Good luck to our Thursday and Saturday Team Play teams.

I will be emailing to see who will be interested in playing Players League for El Dorado when that starts later this year.

Omar

Happy New Year!

Hope everyone had a safe and sane holiday. It was a cold and wet month and so were the cards for GOM. But we had a couple of fellas grind out some good scores. Mel Collins shot a gross 69 in the December Tourney to edge out Beau Wesson who shot 70. Our NET winner is Terry Fulford. Terry went low in the Wednesday skins game shooting a nice NET 65. He just edged out Ned Schwingdinger who tried to sneak in a late score on Dec 31. Congrats to both of our December Golfers of the Month.

2025 Golfers of the Month

January- John Hasselman 65 Walter Gordon 66
February- No Winner. 0 Rich Gilmore 68
March- David Rubin 65 Corey Smith 70
April- No Winner 0 Rodney Dickerson 67
May- Noah Busch 69 Steve Brand 69
June- David Covey 69 Shaun Steenwyk 63
July- No Winner 0 Greg Ramsey 65
August- Omar Diaz 69 Jason Perz 63
Sept- Daniel Kletke 70 Tyler Marmion 67
October - Vern Followell 70 Michael Miller 65
November- No Winner 0 No Winner 0
December- Mel Collins 69 Terry Fullford 65

The Hackers Delight Derby was held after Christmas Tournament.
Here are the top 3 teams that cashed.
- Trey Cox/Tony Rodriguez- 600 points
- Derek Bedell/Eric Lishka- 400 points
- David DePina/Garrett Marks- 200 points

See you all at the MAD SCRAMBLE!
Ziggy

Happy New Year Members! 2026 is packed with fun and challenging tournaments to test your game.

Thank you to our fabulous Board of Directors for their hard work and support. And thank you to our Membership for your kind words of encouragement over that past year. Always much appreciated.

Dense fog eventually gave way to a beautiful winter day to contest the annual Christmas Shotgun tournament with 186 players in attendance. With the recent rains and fog, the course played a little longer and coupled with some challenging pin positions, produced scores about a stroke higher than average.

The course was no match for former Club Champion Mel C., who shot a field-best 69. Mel also shot under his age, perhaps a first in a Club tournament. Greg M. (net 69) and Jeff M. (net 70) also played quite well. The stud team of Mickey, Sterry and Lopez shot 4 under gross, best in the field by three. In the A Flight, Hauver, Mickelson, and Izu took top honors at 7 under. Dauk, Dauk, and Zehmer lead the B Flight. The team of Jeff M., Gray, and Barker won the C Flight by 2 and perennial stars Faris, Serge, and Dickerson lead the entire field at 10 under and won the D Flight by six. With the enhanced prize fund, we paid over 50% of the field.

To kick off 2026, the Mad Scramble will be played on Sunday, January 18th. This is a fivesome affair with a three-drive quota for each player. Expect see to a layout that is quite unfamiliar on a number of holes. The event is severely overbooked so unfortunately, we will be unable to accommodate all that want to play. Tee times and pairings were moved from the November tournament where possible.

On Meeting Night January 13th, attendance will be back in vogue when sign-ups open for the February 15th – Select Drive. Be sure to register your attendance before the Meeting at 7:00pm to enter the priority tee time lottery. The field is limited to 152 players due to the short daylight hours. As with all Club events, it is best to sign up as early as possible especially if you do not win a priority tee time.

The most important shot is the next one,
MMM

The December Christmas Shotgun tournament was completed, and the Special Events (SE) big winners were Steven Sterry and Lat Sypracert with 230 points each, followed by Bill Hasselman with 180 points. Good shots gentlemen! A total of 40 golfers scored points in the December SEs.

The SEs also had Run, Run Rudolph which was net par or better on red flag holes. It was set up based on flags on Friday and the courses regular rotation. Unfortunately, the course didn’t change the flags from Friday. Therefore, the Board decided to pay the actual red flag holes (holes 1,4,7,10,13, and 16, 12 players won) and holes as marked at the T-box (holes 3,6,9,12,15 and 18, 6 players won). Sorry for the confusion (it will never happen again because I’m not the SE Director anymore).

Just a reminder, all winnings must be picked up 90 days after the tournament. Example is September winnings were removed after December and October winnings will be removed at the end of January and are donated to the Christmas raffle. Also, if you would like someone else to pick up your winnings, just send me an email/text to let me know. Thanks

SEs for January 2026 Scramble tournament are:
CTP holes #s 3, 9 and 12 $5 each and hole #17, A and B flights within the flagpole (polies) and C flight on the green $5.

Good luck!
Ken

Happy New Year to all and it's time for some year-end major awards...

First, Most Improved Golfer for the 4th quarter. Just one winner and he receives $50 for the effort.

Just finishing out of the money were Erwin Ripoll who went from a 6.8 to a 5.0, and Jeff Tanner who went from a 18.1 to a 15.2.

The 4th quarter winner was Chris Mandich who went from a 13.1 to a 9.6, an improvement factor of 1.1620. Congrats Chris!

Recapping previous winners from 2025 -1st quarter David DePina, 2nd quarter Marc Maden, 3rd quarter Jeff Thomas.

And for the Most Improved Golfers of 2025, we recognize, congratulate, and more importantly pay, our three best.

1st... Tom Retterath... (11.3 - 6.7)... Improvement factor 1.2460... $100
2nd... Robert Lopez... (+.4 - +2.4)... Improvement factor 1.2083... $75
3rd... Beau Wesson... (3.6 - 1.5)... Improvement factor 1.1556... $50

Our December Christmas event proved challenging for most of the field. Many factors, cold, fog, six-somes, LI6 HI's, and maybe more liquor than usual probably contributed. But I'd point to the pin positions that were more difficult and unfamiliar than we've seen in some time.

The scoring average was the second highest of the year with a median net differential of +5.7 - which made the THS five stroke adjustment threshold moot since it ended up above par. So only nine players shot below their LI6 handicaps or THI's and four of he nine by less than a stroke.

Note that we do handle LI6 events a little differently for the THS. Whichever handicap a player plays to, the lower of LI6 or a current THI, that is the basis in calculating stroke adjustments like any normal event. However, reductions are not made "from" the LI6 - we only apply reductions from the full handicap on the day of the event - or from a THI if that was lower.

Lastly, the 2025 THS recap is posted on the bulletin board in the bathroom hallway - appropriately?

Happy New Year Everyone!

Now that it’s January, Team Play will be kicking off, and our monthly tournaments will be relegated to Sundays until we get to the Member-Member tournament in May. I bring this up for two reasons, first I don’t like playing on Sundays, sorry that might just be me and secondly, it’s a topic for this month’s NL. Team Play is obviously in a team play format and has oodles of Rules that apply specifically. I can’t go over all of those Rules here and would suggest if you're new to team play you review at minimum Rules 23 and 24. I will however mention the following Rules tidbit.

Rule 23.6 Side’s Order of Play
Partners may play in the order the side considers best.
This means that when it is a player’s turn to play under Rule 6.4a (match play) or 6.4b (stroke play), either the player or their partner may play next.
Exception – Continuing Play of Hole After Stroke Conceded in Match Play:
• A player must not continue play of a hole after the player’s next stroke has been conceded if this would help their partner.
• If the player does so, their score for the hole stands without penalty, but the partner’s score for the hole cannot count for the side.

I would also like to follow this up by reminding everyone that when making a concession, make sure to speak up so that there is no debate as to the concession. And if you’re not sure if a stroke has been conceded, double check with your opponent before raking the ball away. This can even serve you well even in a friendly Saturday game, because who wants to get in a heated squabble over a $2 Nassau bet.

Play it as it lies, The Rules are your friend.

Cliff Aichele.

Treasurer's Report - December 31, 2025

Balance November 30, 2025		41,405.23
Income
Memberships		5,870.00
Christmas Tourney CC Entries		22,314.25
Christmas Tourney Cash/Check Entries		1,673.00
Hole in One Insurance		165.00
Uncashed Jr Golf Donation		250.00
Interest		0.77
Total December Income		30,273.02
Expenses
Membership Dues - SCGA	2,050.00
Super's Revenge Refunds	202.00
BOD Meeting	301.00
Member Drawing - C. Plumridge	100.00
Christmas Green Fees	10,600.00
Christmas Cart Fees	2,650.00
Christmas Range Balls	350.00
Christmas Tee Prize - Pitchmark Tools	2,429.90
Christmas Scrip	10,920.00
Christmas Special Events	3,060.00
Christmas F&B Tickets	2,000.00
Christmas Add Low Gross and Low Net	250.00
Christmas Refunds	389.00
Printer Supplies & Copies	217.31
Orange Balls	300.32
GOM & Flights Trophies	834.11
Maint Crew Thank You Party	1,000.00
Sec of State Officer Change Filing Fee	5.00
Capital Purchase - Putting Green Clocks	72.74
Credit Card Fees	414.27
Directors Shirts for 2026	481.24
Weekender Deposit for 2026	460.00
USGA Membership 2026	175.00
Total December Expenses	39,261.89
Balance on December 31, 2025		32,416.36

It has been an honor to serve the Club. Respectfully submitted,
Bob Livingstone, Treasurer

NOTES:
- LB Junior Golf never deposited our Quad Club Donation, so that amount was returned to our balance.
- The Club added $9,535.90 to the Christmas Tourney; $5,106 prize fund, $2,430 for tee prize and $2,000 for F/B Tickets.
- We have prepaid $4,897.24 as deposits for 2025 Away Trips, Directors Shirts, USGA Membership and Team Play Entries
- The Hole-in-One Insurance is currently $1,015 (of which $300 is in Scrip in the Blue Box).
- We assign membership fees in the last 3 months of 2025 to 2026 - that net amount right now is $7,148
- We will be carrying forward approximately $18,020 into 2026 ($21,200 was carried forward in 2025)

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

January Mad Scramble went off without a hitch, the course played fair with lots of low rounds. Good Job by Mark Miller dealing with the canceled Super's Revenge due to weather and getting as many as he could to participate in our Mad Scramble. My hand still hurts from writing all those refund checks, hope we don’t have to deal with that again.

January also brings our first away trip of the year. Remember to win the “Little Brown Jug” you have to have played in at least 3 away trips throughout the year as we count the 3 lowest NET rounds you have on the books. Included in the away tournaments is the Weekender this year at Pala Mesa which should be a lot of fun staying on site. Keep your eyes open for when the Weekender is opened for sign up online, first 40 to sign up are in and more information will be available at our next General meeting on Feb 10th under the big White Tent, make sure to join us if you can.

Play well!
Brad Wilcox

On Tuesday, January 13, the first 2026 monthly meeting of the El Dorado Park Men’s Golf Club was held under the Big White Tent. Chef Bing and his team served the fan favorite buffet of meatloaf that was accompanied by mashed potatoes, gravy, rolls, salad, and cookies for dessert. Still the best deal in town for $8.

The meeting was called to order at 7:00 pm by President Brad Wilcox, who led the members in the Pledge of Allegiance. There were approximately 72 members including past presidents Mike Montgomery, Terry Fulford, Clifford Aichele, Walter Gordon, Don Marmion, Nick Zamora and life member Bob Livingstone.

New member and scratch golfer Jim Spurlock introduced himself.

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

Directors’ Reports:

President Brad Wilcox introduced the 2026 Board of Directors and thanked Bob Livingstone for his many somewhat successful years as treasurer and that Bob would stay on the Board as Historian due to his outstanding memory retention skills.

Thursday Team Play Captain Bob Livingstone reviewed the crushing 2 point defeat by Costa Mesa at El Dorado while Saturday Team Play Captain Kevin Mehlbrech announced that his team beat Recreation Park at ElDo.

Director Mike Montgomery warned the members to be on time at the tee box or that they could be severely punished with a 5-year board term.

President Brad Wilcox, as the pro tem Entertainment Chairman, reiterated that there are 5 away tournaments that the members do not want to miss, including a Wednesday at Morongo Tukwet. Check the website for dates.

Director and Rules Chairman Cliff Aichele mentioned that there were no new USGA rules for 2026 (not to be confused with new rules for the PGA) and also advised members to download the USGA rules app for a handy reference. Members can also call Cliff anytime day or night (he’s not busy) with rules questions.

Special Events Chairman Rich Koskela commended the big winners for the Christmas tournament as: Bill Hasselman, Steven Sterry, Lat Syprasert, Jeff Miller, and Ryan Silbaugh.

Director and Handicap Chairman Vern Followell announced that the Most Improved Golfers were: Chris Mandich for 4Q and 2025 full-year honors goes to Tom Retterath. Vern also mentioned that the differential at the Christmas Tourney was 5.7 and that 9 golfers were honored to be chosen for adjustments. Any questions, feel free to text Vern multiple times.

Director Omar Diaz presented trophies to the Flight champions: Doug Jones (Pres.), Patrick Field (VP), Mark “Lucky” Miller (Sec.), Vern Cannon (Treas.), Henry de Graaff (Dir.).

Director Mark Ziegenhagen announced that December’s Golfer-of-the-Month honors go to Terry “I never win” Fulford (net 65) and Mel Collins (gross 69). Mark will be reaching out to the 2025 monthly winners for the Golfer-of-the-year tournament details.

VP-Tournament Chairman-Webmaster-Life Member Mark Miller commented that the Christmas Tourney was a HUGE success with 186 players and over half cashing in. He also mentioned that the January Mad Scramble is looking good and encouraged everyone to wear their “mad” hats.

There was no New Business.

There was no Old Business.

The winner of the $50 attendance drawing was Cap’n Mehlbrech.

The meeting was adjourned at 7:27 pm.

Cary Thomason
Secretary/Membership Director
January membership is 490

We had a great start to 2026 with great weather so far for our 2 tournaments and looking like that will continue. Not much from me tell we get to March with Daylight Saving Time and the Putting contest is back on before our General Meeting on Tuesday, March 10th.

The Flights Championships start in August with sign-ups in July and will be for the first 80 players to make up the 5 brackets of 16 players each.

Good Luck for the Select Drive this month,
Omar

Hello Members,

It was another slow month with cards. We had one Gross Card and two NET cards. Congrats to Neal Janssen who fired a smooth 72. After a rough start on front nine (39), he came back with 3 birdies on the back nine (33). Our Net winner is no stranger around here, Vern Cannon shot a net 67. I heard him in the parking lot saying “I can’t believe how many putts i made!” Tony Glorioso honorable mention with net 69. Congrats to both Golfers for January GOM. Our February tournament is a non post round, so come out with another member during week and play some golf! Weather has been summer like but some rain coming.

2025 Golfer of the Year tournament has been set! Saturday April 4 with first times starting at 8am. They are punching Greens in mid March so they should be good to go that weekend! Emails will follow this month to get commitments for the weekend. Remember Men’s club pays for your round. You pay for cart and beers!

See you at the meeting!
Ziggy

Howdy everyone. We have a couple of Port Authority shirts with the Club logo that were purchased for Team Play but were not needed. We have two Medium and two 2XL shirts in royal blue and two XL shirts in grey. We also have two grey ball caps with the Club logo on them as well. We will sell everything for $20 each at the February meeting; you can proudly wear the Club logo. First come, first sold!

Livy

The Mad Scramble kicked off the new year with 177 players on a perfect winter’s day with the high temp approaching 80 degrees. The course was in good shape given the recent drenching, with plenty of good scores despite the “madness” of some tees and pin placements.

The Team of Roger M., Chris M., Joe R., Nate W., and Beau W. scorched the Back 9 with 8 birds and an eagle in 26 and won low gross at 18 under. Three teams shot 28 on the Front 9. President Brad’s team won the Net prize in the A Flight in a three way card-off by playing the final 6 holes in 9 under!

In the B Flight, Mark B, Kyle E., Drew K., Leo U., and Michael S. prevailed by 3 strokes with Mitchell C., Bill K., Tom H., Donald D., Raul G. leading the C Flight in a card-off. The team of Jim C., Jeff D., Richard E., and Clark I. won the 4-Man Flight at 19 under.

Overall, there were 12 eagles and 7 bogies. Two teams were tagged for a slow play penalty (including mine!) and the final group eagled 18 despite playing the last hole in the dark.

The annual Select Drive tournament will be contested on February 15. The event is way oversold with a small field of 154 players. Handicaps will be 80% of current or adjusted index and each player must use 4 drives. The format is three best scores on each hole.

On Meeting Night February 10th, attendance will be taken and sign-ups will open for the March 15th – Pat Harris St. Patrick’s Day Waltz. Be sure to register your attendance before the Meeting at 7:00pm to enter the priority tee time lottery. As with all Club events, it is best to sign up as early as possible especially if you do not win a priority tee time.

The most important shot is the next one,
MMM

I hope everyone had a good time playing the January Mad Scramble. The prizes were spread out nicely with over 50 players winning points. Congrats to Shane Riley who was the big SE winner with 145 points. Nice shooting.

Next month we have the Select Drive on February 15. The Special Events are Closest to the Pin on Holes 3, 9 12 and 17. The cost is $5/hole so $20 gets you in all of the SEs.

Just a reminder, all winnings must be picked up 90 days after the tournament. Example is October winnings were removed after January and November winnings will be removed at the end of February and are donated to the Christmas raffle. Also, if you would like someone else to pick up your winnings, just send me an email to let me know. Thanks.

See you at the blue box.
Rich

First away trip is in the books and we had great weather but a little mix up on the tee times being 8 minute intervals instead of the 10 I published. Ziggy did a great job moving a couple of the last groups around to make it work! Guys, we really need you to show up a little earlier than 10/15 minutes before your scheduled tee time as sometimes the course will be running ahead of schedule (when you least expect it) and it's a scramble to get everyone checked in and ready to go!

Rec Park results are posted on website.

72 players had a great day, one player (Colin Boylan) was extremely happy with a hole in one on #12, congrats to Colin, well done! FYI, hole in one fund is still intact as away tournaments do not qualify!

FYI when the Club offers away trips we generally sign a contract that states we will pay full field green fee price 2 weeks in advance of our scheduled tournament, with this being said if you happen to withdraw from a tournament within this 2 week window you could be liable to pay IF you cannot find a replacement to cover your spot OR we have someone on the standby list that can take your spot.

Next away trip is Mountain Meadows, Sunday March 29th, and signs up will be live at our next general meeting. Cost is $110, first tee time is 10am, and we have room for 68 players.

Our website has our full 2026 schedule posted!

Looking for the fairway!

Brad

It is officially Scramble season which I know is good news for the membership and is a bit of a reprieve for handicapping duties also. Remember that non-postable Scramble formats count as "events played" and are freebies to satisfy THI adjustments. So a lot of players are coming off THI's in the first two months of '26 - we're down to 50 which is a low from this time last year.

With 72 total players, the Rec Park away event did meet the threshold to apply the THS. The median differential was high again at +5.7, so the only adjustments were for golfers that shot below their index - just five adjustments.

And some news that will affect us all in the near future. It seems our course is due to be re-rated by the SCGA and should be scheduled soon. This will apply to the Course and Slope Ratings only. However, I expect that once completed, we'll also have internal discussions regarding the re-ordering of hole handicaps. We certainly have plenty of data from our events that could support and/or justify changes where warranted. Stay tuned...

Hello Fellow Golfers,

Are you enjoying summer lol. This month I’m going to cut right to the chase. When you play tournament golf you are required by the Rules to enter the correct hole-by-hole score. The consequence for entering a lower score for a hole is disqualification and if you enter a score that is higher than you made, you have to take the higher score. El Dorado Men’s Club also wants you to enter the front 9 and back 9 total score on the card. This helps the Directors when they enter your scores in Golf Genius. Because, let’s face it, we don’t all have the best penmanship so it’s a way of double-checking scores. Also don’t forget the scorecards always require multiple player signatures. Lastly the point of no return for scorecards at home tournaments is the big box we always have on the scoring table. At away tournaments we have a scoring table and once you leave the card and walk away the card is considered returned. No one wants to be cut out of cashing in a tournament for a clerical error. When you’re at the scoring table you can always ask for help if needed.

Play it as it lies, The Rules are your friend.

Cliff Aichele.

Treasurer's Report - January 31, 2026

Balance December 31, 2025		32,416.36
Income
Memberships		9,570.00
Scramble Cash Entries		1,289.00
Rec Cash Entries		470.00
Scramble CC Entries		7,630.25
Rec CC Entries		6,440.00
Hole-In-One Insurance		120.00
Interest		0.46
Total January Income		25,519.71
Expenses
Member Drawing - Kevin Mehlbrech	50.00
BOD Meeting	79.12
Most Improved Hdcps 2025	275.00
Scramble Green Fees	8,960.75
Scramble Scrip	4,600.00
Scramble Refunds	2,861.75
Scramble Special Events	3,095.00
Rec Green Fees	3,726.00
Rec Prize Fund & CTP & Skins	3,406.00
Rec Low Gross/Net	250.00
Credit Card Fees	702.03
Total Expenses	28,005.65
Balance on January 31, 2026		29,930.42

Respectfully submitted,
Ken Rademacher, Treasurer


NOTES

- The scramble entry fees are lower because $8,532.25 was credit applied from the canceled November 2025 Superintendents Revenge