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10th Annual Angel of the Marina Ryder Cup Tournament – Golf Outing Benefiting Youth Over Us
September 29 @ 8:30 am – 10:30 am
Angel of the Marina Ryder Cup Values
Overall, our desire is to deliver a Quality Golf Experience. To accomplish that, we strive to keep the following goals and values in mind:
- Support a good cause in our community.
- Compete with players of integrity.
- Have pride in our game and competition.
- Enjoy challenging and quality golf courses.
- Deliver an efficient and timely golf experience.
- Pamper our players and HAVE FUN with raffles, door prizes, awards, recognition, etc.
Youth Over Us/Franklin County YouthBuild “brings hope and optimizes the potential” of teens ages 17-24 by equipping them with a high school diploma to promote professional development. YOU boosts their sustainability by providing career training in construction or healthcare. Students “earn while they learn”— receiving a stipend for regularly attending classes which teaches them financial responsibility.
What is the structure of the tournament?
Angel of the Marina Ryder Cup Tournament is structured as a 27 hole tournament separated into 3 rounds with a different form of play for each 9 holes. See below for the structure of each round.
Holes 1 – 9, Front Nine: Best Shot
Each player will tee off. From there, the team will select the best drive, playing the best shot until the ball is holed. Putt everything out!
Holes 10 – 18, Back Nine: Better Ball
Each player plays his own ball until the ball is holed. The team will record the best score between the two balls played. Putt everything out! We will have a skins game in this 9-hole format for all players so make sure to mark your individual scores during this nine.
Holes 19 – 27, Replay Front Nine: Alternate Shot*
One player will tee off and the team will alternate shots until the ball is holed. Putt everything out!*Tee Off Rules for Alternate Shot Format: Before the team begins the alternate shot format, they will choose a player to tee off on the odd holes (19, 21, 23, 25, 27) and a player to tee off on the even holes (20, 22, 24, 26). This determines who will tee off on the next hole regardless of who makes the putt on the previous hole. Please play the ball up within a grip length everywhere – competitors may not improve lie from “rough” to “fairway,” including areas around green (cannot improve to fringe from fairway or rough around green).
