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Welcome to the Members Calender. The area above to the right shows you events for the next two weeks, the calender to the left allows you scroll further ahead. If you click on date that has an underscore you will see what events are listed. The events may provide information only or may take you to our registration area if registration is required.
To login into my Member Account for Tee Time bookings, Handicap Entry or Account Balances Click here
To login into my Website Account to verify my information and register for member functions Click here
For more information on Website login & password Click here
For more information on Member Account number & password Click Here
For More information on 2008 Membership cards Click here
For more information on Posting Member Photos Click here
For more information on Member's Night Click here
For more information on Ladies of the Canadian playing in outside events Click Here
Website login
Any Member of the Canadian golf club or persons who have signed up for an event at the Canadian through this website has a Website Account the unique identifier is your email address and as such cannot be used to identify more that one person. When you first creat a Website Account a password will/ would have been generated by this website and was sent to your email address, you used. If you forget your password simply enter your email address and click on "forgot password" and your password will be sent to your email account. Please make sure to check your " Junk or Spam" folder if you do not receive it in your "Inbox". If you want when you login into your account you may change your password to something more familiar. If your email address changes simply login using the email address you used the first time and then change your email address to the current email address. Your Website Account is different than your Member Account that you use to book tee times and charge to your member account. For more information on my Member Account click here.
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2008 Membership Cards
Membership cards will be printed in March and will be available for pickup in the Pro shop in early April. If you require your membership cards to be mailed to you please contact our accounting department at accounting@canadiangolfclub.com
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Member Account Number and Password
Every member of the Canadian has a unique account number which identifies them when booking a tee time, charging items to their member accounts or making sure they are being credited for their loyalty points. Members who wish to book tee times online, enter scores online or check accounts balance online must also have a password. You can enter this secure area of our website by clicking on the golf ball on the home page or at the top of this page. please call the pro-shop at 613-253-3290 ext 228 to check or activate your internet password. you can also email your request to proshop@canadiangolfclub.com
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Member Photos
New for 2008 Members may upload pictures to the website, this can be down by logining in to Website Account. Then click on Photo Album. Follow the instructions on the site you can add 5 photos per time "submit" you can do this as often as you want. You then need to contact the Pro Shop at proshop@canadiangolfclub.com to "activate and approve the pictures"
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FRIDAY MEMBERS’ NIGHT
NINE & DINE
2008
Welcome
A new golf season is upon us. We are looking forward to good fun, great food, a small competition between participants and, most of all, new and renewed friendships.
The main focus of the evening, open to all membership categories, is to golf in a social atmosphere.
A small weekly fee of $1.00 will be collected from each golfer, if they wish to participate in the evening competition so that we may have trophies and prizes at the closing of the season. Participants may register on the internet or when they present themselves in the lower lounge on Friday evenings before play starts. Each week we will have different games as outlined on the schedule.
Our first evening will be Friday, May 2nd. After golf we would encourage all participants to gather in the lower lounge for beverages and a light meal. We would like to see many new faces this year.
If you have any questions please feel free to contact J.P. Lachapelle, this year’s coordinator, at (613) 592-1373 or the Canadian Golf and Country Club website.
FRIDAY MEMBERS’ NIGHT
COMPETITION
2008
This is a gross or low net competition in which 9 holes are played on the East Course each Friday evening starting at 5:00 p.m.
The top 5 players from each category (men and ladies) are allotted a total of 15 points in the following way:
1 st place 5 points
2nd place 4 points
3rd place 3 points
4th place 2 points
5th place 1 point
1st to 5th place will be decided each Friday. Depending on the game played that particular evening ranking will be established and points given accordingly. At the same time an aggregate score will be established for each participant. Only the best 10 weeks are counted for a maximum of 50 points.
The competition will run from May 2nd to September 12th, 2008. The closing will occur on September 19th with the awarding of trophies and prizes.
Men’s and ladies competitions will be scored separately. Only the 9 holes played after 5:00 p.m. on Friday evenings will be counted. Regular rules of golf apply. A valid handicap is required for this competition.
FRIDAY MEMBERS’ NIGHT
COMPETITION
GAMES
2008
Net Score
Each person’s gross score for nine holes is reduced by one half of their club handicap as established by the Canadian Golf & Country Club Computer base handicap system.
Seven of Nine
The two holes with the largest deviation over par are deducted from each member’s gross score and the resulting Net is used.
Hidden Hole(s)
Either one or two holes are deleted from the gross score of each member. The holes to be deleted (hidden holes) are established by draw (usually in the pro-shop) after completion of the round
Best Seven Available
The highest and lowest scores are deducted from the total nine played and the resulting Net score is used.
Hidden Partners
This can be played either as a gross or net game:
1.Gross – Ladies and Men’s names are drawn and the two scores combined as partners. The total score of the two is used.
2. Net – Same draw but the total score for the partnership is reduced by their combined handicap to achieve a net result.
NOTE: If the ladies and men’s participation is uneven then some names can be drawn twice and partnered with another person other than the original draw.
Three Clubs and a Putter
Each person can choose any three clubs and a putter to play the nine holes. The clubs must be stipulated prior to tee-off on the 1st hole and members will be on their honour to adhere to their choice. (Can be Gross or Net).
3.3.3. (Three, Three, Three)
Each member of a foursome is the partner of one of the other members for three holes. The lowest net (or Gross) score for that hole will count. (The Net game needs some planning as each member’s handicap has to be established.) It can be played by drawing names for the foursomes (after the game) of 2 men and 2 ladies. If uneven, some names can be drawn in two different foursomes (example of scorecard is attached).
Stableford
In this competition handicap strokes are applied to each hole for each player. The NET score is then used to calculate points.
2 or more over par – no points awarded
1 over par ……………………………1
Par …………………………………...2
1 under par …………………………..3
2 under par …………………………..4
3 under par …………………………..5
4 under par …………………………..6
The highest number of points wins the game.
Count Holes Starting with “F”, “S” and “T”
Self explanatory, can be gross or net.
Odd Holes only count
Self explanatory, can be gross or net.
All these games can be started out as “Play Your Own Game” and the results
can be tabulated after the score cards have been turned in.
If in doubt, just keep scores and let the coordinator work out the results.
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Information for Ladies of the Canadian who would like to play in competitive events
Ladies who are members at the Canadian Golf and Country Club and have established handicaps are eligible to enter the following outside events.
RCGA Ladies District golf. These events are run by the Ottawa Valley
Golf Association. A schedule is available at www.ovga.org
Press the "Tournament" space on the heading and then select "Ladies". More information is also available from the the Club Representative, Jean Timmins.
Ladies Interclub: The Canadian ladies have joined with Hylands, Rideau View, and Carleton Yacht to play at each venue over the summer. The following is a list of the play dates and the Qualifying rounds required for each date in 2008.
Wed. June 11 Hylands, Q Round: Thursday May 29.
Mon. July 28 R. View, Q Round: Thursday July 3
Thur. Aug 28 Canadian, Q Round: Thursday Aug 14
Mon. Sept 15 C. Yacht, Q Round: Thursday Sept. 4
Ladies Invitationals from Valley Clubs. These invitations are posted on the bulletin board in the Ladies locker room. Simply sign up and give a cheque to the Treasurer. She will forward the entry with one cheque covering everyone. Please note that you must do this prior to the date that the convenor has handwritten on the poster. Sometimes this date is much earlier than the actual closing, however, an early entry may assure our members of being accepted if it is a popular event.
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