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Member-Guest Battle Intense
June 15-18, 2016
Welcome to the 2016 Battle Intense Member/Guest Tournament at
Fair Oaks Ranch Golf and Country Club.
We are looking forward to hosting another successful and enjoyable
tournament. The Battle is the highlight event of the Men's Golf
Association's yearly schedule. The competition will include rounds on
both the Live Oak and Black Jack Oak golf courses. Inside this
Players Booklet you will find all of the tournament information needed
to keep you on track for the event. This includes a schedule of events,
event formats, tournament rules, and descriptions of payouts for the
overall tournament . On the next pages you will find a listing of the
Tournament Committee members and Fair Oaks Staff members. If you
have any questions please ask someone on this list and they will be
happy to help you.
Contributions by our sponsors have not only enabled us to enhance
the experience of this event but also allow us to provide a significant
donation to the Hal Lynch Scholarship Foundation, Hill Country Animal
League, Kendall County Women’s Shelter, and Heartland Children’s
Home.
Thank you to all of our sponsors!
A listing of all players in the tournament as of June 9th is included in
this booklet, however, flight breakdowns are not included but are
available at the check in desk. The Tournament Committee and
Fair Oaks Staff have worked hard to organize a competitive and
enjoyable tournament. If there is anything we can do to make this
event extra special please don't hesitate to ask.
Once again, welcome and good luck!
List of Contents
1. Tournament Information
2. Schedule of Events
3. Charities for 2016
4. Battle Intense Flights
5. Player List
6. Silent Auction Items
7. Pari-Mutual for 2016
8. Fair Oaks Ranch Country Club Local Rules
9. Player's Pool Example
10. Optional "Calcutta"
11. Battle Trivia
Tournament Information
June 14 - 15
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June 15
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June 15
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Practice Round
Horse Race
Calcutta
Formats for 3 Rounds of Golf:
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June 16/17
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June 16/17
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June 18
Live Oak Course, Pinehurst Alternate Shot
Black Jack Oak Course, 2-Man Scramble
Live Oak Course, Team Best Ball
Handicap Limits
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Maximum 10-stroke handicap index differential between
partners.
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Considerations at discretion of the Handicap Committee. All
formats use approved course handicaps to determine team
handicaps.
For our charities
Par 3 Jackpot contests daily
PARTY WITH OUR GUESTS – Adults ONLY Please!!!
Thursday Night and Saturday Night events!
Daily Activities
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Breakfast
Daily Contest Winners
Beverages
Jackpot Winners
Lunch on the Course
Tournament Committee
MGA President: Ken Ryan
MGA Vice President: Jason Mims
Battle Chairman: Barry Brower
Tournament Chairman: Herman Oswald
MGA Treasurer: Bobby Yelverton
MGA Secretary: Bob Imbriale
MGA Handicap Chairman: Clint Darter
Battle Committee: Jim Brady
Fair Oaks Staff
General Manager: Paul Bimler
Director of Golf: Phil Weise
Head Golf Professional: Berny Wise
Director of Food and Beverages: Melissa Pollock
Event Planning: Amber Smith
Golf Course Superintendent: Craig Felton
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Tournament Information
Format Rules
Jackpot Par 3 Contests – $200 each (Thursday/Friday) two on each
course each day and two on Saturday for $400 each.
Wednesday – Horse Race: a self-contained event that is not part of overall
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tournament results. Prizes for each of 6 flights; 1 $400, 2 $200.
This year we will utilize both courses on Thursday and Friday.
2-Man Scramble (Black Jack). Each player hits the tee shot. The team
chooses the ball in the best location and both players play the next shot.
Continue choosing the best shot until the ball is holed. When playing each
shot; place the ball within a club length in like conditions not closer to the
hole. On the putting green; place the ball up to 2” from the original position
not closer to the hole.
Team handicaps: 35% of the A player + 15% of B player.
Thursday - Spectacular Bid - Seattle Slew – Seabiscuit
Friday - Secretariat - Man o' War - Kelso
Modified Pinehurst Alternate Shot (Live Oak). Each player hits a tee
shot on every hole. For the second shot: A hits B’s ball, B hits A’s ball. After
the second shot the team chooses and plays from the one best location,
alternating shots to finish the hole. If A’s second shot is chosen, then B hits
the third shot, A hits the fourth, etc.. Hole out one ball on each hole.
Team handicaps: 60% of A + 40% of B.
Thursday - Secretariat - Man o' War – Kelso
Friday - Spectacular Bid - Seattle Slew – Seabiscuit
Saturday – Team Best Ball. Each player plays his own ball. Record the
best Gross and Net score on each hole. The player’s score that counts for
the team must be holed. A player whose score will not be used during any
given hole is encouraged to pick up.
Team handicaps: 100% of A and B as marked on the scorecard.
Overall Champion will be crowned by Low Net Score for the
tournament.
Flight Champions - Low GROSS Champion and low NET Champion in
each flight. Low Gross will be determined prior to determining low Net.
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Schedule of Events
Wednesday June 15th
1:00-4:00pm Registration outside under the covered entrance
4:00pm till ??? Horse Race on Live Oak
Calcutta - River Rock Event Center (30260 Saratoga
Ln, Fair Oaks Ranch) Dinner provided by Las Palapas.
Thursday June 16th
7:30-9:30am Breakfast in the Tavern
6:30-9:30pm
7:30-8:30am
Late Registration
8:30-11:30am Battle Tee Times
Live Oak - Modified Pinehurst Alt. Shot
Black Jack – 2-Man Scramble
Lunch on the Course
Daily Contests:
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Black Jack
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Par 3 Hole-In-One/ Closest to the Pin #17
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Par 3 Jackpot/Closest to the Pin: #3 & #13
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Par 3 Closest to the Pin #7Z
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Chipping Contest at the end of the round
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Live Oak
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Par 3 Hole-In-One/ Closest to the Pin #11
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Par 3 Jackpot/Closest to the Pin: #3 & #16
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Par 3 Closest to the Pin #7
6:00pm
WELCOME PARTY – Adults ONLY Please
Music, Cocktails and Heavy Hors D'oeuvres
Team Putting Contest – Bring Your Putter
Live Music By
Cross Hill Junction
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Mike & Susan King
Calcutta Sponsors
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Schedule of Events
Friday June 17th
7:30-9:30am Breakfast in the Tavern
8:30-11:30am Battle Tee Times
Live Oak - Modified Pinehurst Alt. Shot
Black Jack – 2-Man Scramble
Lunch on the Course
Daily Contests:
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Black Jack
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Par 3 Hole-In-One/ Closest to the Pin #17
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Par 3 Jackpot/Closest to the Pin: #3 & #13
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Par 3 Closest to the Pin #7
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Chipping Contest (End of Round)
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Live Oak
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Par 3 Hole-In-One/ Closest to the Pin #11
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Par 3 Jackpot/Closest to the Pin: #3 & #16
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Par 3 Closest to the Pin #7
Dinner: On your own. Consider the FORCC Battle Intense dinner and
drink special!
Saturday June 18th
7:30-8:15am Breakfast in Ballroom
8:30am
Opening Ceremonies
Group Picture
National Anthem by Dan Houlihan
9:00am Shotgun Start: Live Oak for Team Best Ball. Lunch on the
Course
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2016 Battle Champion - 1st place net any flight
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Flight prizes for 1st net and 1st gross
o Daily Contests:
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Par 3 Hole-In-One/ Closest to the Pin #3 –
Ancira GMC - GMC Truck
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Par 3 Hole-In-One/ Closest to the Pin #16 –
Jet Specialties Hunting Trip
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Par 3 Jackpot/Closest to the Pin: #11 & #17
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Par 3 Closest to the Pin #7
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Straightest Drive # 15
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Putting Contest (At The Turn)
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Putt Off – (End of Round) – if needed
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Chipping Contest Finals – Live Oak #9 (End
of Round)
6:00-10:00pm Saturday Night Party and Awards (Ballroom)
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!! Adults ONLY Please !!
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Steaks or Fish
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Silent Auction – 6:00pm to 8:00pm
§ LOTS of Sports Memorabilia!
§ Credit Cards Accepted
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2016 Charities
HAL LYNCH Memorial Scholarship
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This is the 31 anniversary of the Hal Lynch Foundation. Our founder and
War Hero, Hal Lynch was a decorated World War II veteran. He worked as
a Director for the YMCA and retired to San Antonio. An active golfer, Hal
was a member of the Fair Oaks Golf and Country Club. In 1986 he started
and for 14 years served as Chairperson of the Scholarship Committee that
now bears his name. Hal Lynch’s lifelong vocation of helping to develop
young men and women continues through this scholarship. He believed in
a well-rounded background in academics, athletics, extracurricular activities,
family values, work ethic and community service. Hal died in 2005, but he is
memorialized with this scholarship program. Since 1986, 220 deserving
students have received Hal Lynch scholarships.
Hill Country Animal League
Since the inception of Hill Country Animal League (HCAL, established in
1986), over 50,000 spay/neuter surgeries have been provided which has
helped to stop millions of unwanted pets from being born. HCAL works
directly with the general public and collaborates with multiple nonprofit
animal rescue groups, local city and county animal service programs,
schools and other nonprofit agencies to help encourage the importance of
pet sterilizations within the greater Hill Country area. The overall goal is to
reduce the number of breeding animals in an effort to decrease the number
of stray and orphaned animals on the streets, in our communities and in our
shelters. We accomplish this measure by working with multiple animal
rescue groups and their adoption efforts.
Kendall County Women’s Shelter
The mission of the Kendall County Women's Shelter is to provide safe,
emergency shelter in a supportive environment where Texas Hill Country
victims of domestic violence and their children can begin the healing
process and receive the support services they need to build new lives. The
Kendall County Women's Shelter Administrative Office is at 930 N. School
Street, P O Box 1087 Boerne, TX 78006. Business Office: 830-331-8950
Heartland Children’s Home
Heartland Children's Home was founded by Mike and Ruth Schwartz who
have been the loving foster parents for more than 140 children over the past
19 years. They, along with their daughter Dawn and several round the clock
nurses, provide care for up to twelve medically fragile children at any given
time. These children suffer from complications of shaken baby syndrome,
prenatal drug exposure, HIV and AIDS, and other diseases and disabilities.
The children are often dependent on feeding tubes, ventilators, and
medication for survival. Many of the children are disabled because of abuse
or neglect by their birth parents.
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Battle Intense Flights
Flight #1 Secretariat
16 wins from 21 starts. Sired by Bold Ruler, Secretariat became the first
Triple Crown champion in twenty-five years in 1973, while setting new race
records in two of the three events -a win by 12 furlongs in the Belmont
Stakes and an unofficial track record at Pimlico--that still stand today. In
2005, Secretariat was the only non-human to make ESPN's list of "Greatest
Sports Performances" (by individual athletes), with his run at Belmont
ranking second. Perhaps no other horse has brought as much excitement
and attraction to the sport as this star power stallion.
Flight #2 Man o’ War
20 wins from 21 starts. During his career just after World War I, Man 0' War
was the first great race horse to really capture the public's imagination and
raise horse racing in the public consciousness. His
lone loss, ironically to a horse named Upset, came during his 2-year-old
season in the 1919, but cannot spoil an otherwise dominating career from
this strapping stallion.
Flight #3 Kelso
39 wins from 63 starts. "Mighty" Kelso, as he was aptly called, is the only
gelding on our list. Named Horse of the Year an astonishing five times from
1960-1964, a feat that has never be matched, he is perhaps the most
durable and fearless of all the horses on our list, taking on any contender
that came his way. Kelso competed for eight seasons, from 1959 to 1966,
and as his career raced on, so did his popularity.
Flight #4 Spectacular Bid
26 wins from 30 starts. The "Bid" as he was called, set numerous time
records during his career and won 12 consecutive races. But he would be
denied the Triple Crown in 1979, coming up short at the Belmont Stakes by
what most say was a poor ride by jockey Ron Franklin. A threat to break the
track record every time he rounded the racetrack, he never lost between 7
furlongs and 1Y. miles. His astounding 1 :57.4 in the 1980 Strub still stands
as the record for 10 furlongs at Santa Anita. Flight
Flight #5 Seattle Slew
14 wins from 17 starts. Winner of the 1977 Triple Crown, he remains he only
horse to do so while undefeated. Remembered for his "war dance"
(tiptoeing on the track before his races), and his battles with Affirmed,
Seattle Slew was honored in 1977, being named US Champion three-yearold as well as winning the Eclipse Award for American Horse of the Year.
Flight #6 Seabiscuit
3 wins from 89 starts. After failing to win in his first 10 races, this bay colt
was sold for the mere price of $8,000, but later became an unlikely
champion and a symbol of hope to many Americans during the Great
Depression. The most memorable race that Sea biscuit ran was on
November 1, 1938. Known as the "Match of the Century," the then-five year
old ran against 1937 Triple Crown winner War Admiral on the 1 and 3/16
miles at Pimlico Race Course. With over 40,000 at the track and some 40
million listening on the radio, Seabiscuit pulled away in the closing stretch,
finally winning by four clear lengths. As a result, Seabiscuit was named
"Horse of the Year" for 1938.
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Player List (Secretariat / Man O’ War / Kelso)
Member
Guest
Jon Miller
Eric Haddad
Guest Club
Canyon Springs G.C.
Kenny Brown
Doug Corbin
Red Hawk Run G.C.
Mike Srp
Jared Patrick
Geoff Bezuidenhout
Steve Landry
Leon Grivel III
Jason Horn
Canyon Springs G.C.
James Johnson
Daniel Hobbs
Cypresswood G.C.
Erik Huedepohl
Grant Gandy
Fair Oaks Ranch G.C.
Richard Deltuva
Mark Carey
Omni Interlocken G.C.
David White
DJ Brinegar
Dan O'Connor
David Ray
Oak Hills C.C.
Matthew Yantis
John Friesen
Oak Hills C.C.
Greg Maxton
Tom Bone
Vaaler Creek C.C.
Kim Moore
Barney Smith
Oak Hills C.C.
Steven J. Nugent
Crit Crittenden
Randolph Oaks
Jerry McVicker
Bobby McVicker
Waterview Golf Club
Joe Brickner
Garry Franko
Bobby Yelverton
Logan Richter
Silver Horn G.C.
Travis Tucker
Pat McMahan
Dominion C.C.
Ben Maytubby
Morris Maytubby
Links Riverlakes Ranch
David Hobbs
Greg Hobbs
Cimmaron Hills
Landon Parnell
Brandon Parnell
Corey Keller
Bubba Strait
Cordillera Ranch
Rusty Belden
Brad Johnson
Oak Hills C.C.
Jeff Herd
Joe Abrigo
Southern Landings Golf Club
Hunter Malatek
John Slocomb
Livingston G.C.
Marvin Eggleston
Boyd Bruchmiller
TPC San Antonio
Bob Imbriale
Michael Oestrich
Club, Union, KY
Steve Robinson
Chris Robinson
Grayhawk Golf Club
Bubba Chapman
Brandon Leatherwood
Canyon Springs G.C.
Bob Curtis
Jack Finegold
Round Hill C.C.
Clayton Barnett
Phil Barnett
Oak Hills C.C.
Lonnie Carter
Steve Carter
Rockport C.C.
Russ Wenthold
Bruce Pitts
Terradyne C.C.
Mike King
Will Winslett
Fair Oaks Ranch G.C.
Jimmy Mazal
Harry Esayian
Newport Beach C.C.
Steve Cade
Monty Barnes
Comanche Trace
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Player List (Spectacular Bid / Seattle Slew / Seabiscuit)
Member
Guest
Guest Club
Scott Rose
Steve Rose
Prestonwood
Bill Fusco
John Stumpf
Gregg Gandy
Curt Reid
El Dorado
Brad Henson
Gary Henson
Tapatio Springs C.C.
Thomas McCrary
Phil Landis
Walden on Lake Conroe
Barry Brower
Don Neff
Legacy Hills
Chris Carroll
David Keel
Tapatio Springs C.C.
Kevin Cox
Pete Oberto
Mission Hills C.C
Joe Dishron
Barney Dishron
Sontera C.C.
Justin (JD) Keller
Dudley Keller
Oak Hills C.C.
Ray Branch
Brad Lehmberg
Mason C.C.
Carlos Fernandez
Roger Hopkins
Sonterra C.C.
VJ Hipp
Michael Goodnight
Mike Vogl
Rick Black
Tony Mangus
Eric Debner
Tom Davidson
Todd Dunn
Herman Oswald
Dan Houlihan
Canyon Club
Dave Driskell
Joe Ponder
Golf Club of America
Joe Anthony Ramone
Chris Black
Comanche Trace
Ron Alfred
Corby Alfred
Randy Hurwitz
Joe Herring
Mark Nichols
Paul Bimler
Fair Oaks Ranch G.C.
Jim Brady
Chris Brown
Fair Oaks Ranch G.C.
Wade Mahan
Cort Petterson
Albuquerque C.C.
Cordillera Ranch
Jason Belden
Michael Dalmolin
Canyon Springs G.C.
Clint Darter
John Cotton
Colonial C.C.
Ken Ryan
David Hancock
USAA Eagle Golf
Chad Darter
Tom Darter
Jason Mims
Jack Kerr
Zachary Bibb
Drew Bibb
Angelo Grizzaffi
Scott Barber
Richard Jauregui
Sam Cerrito
Dominion C.C.
Brennan Short
Jimmy Covington
Sonterra C.C.
Colin Bibb
Josh Rognerud
Tapatio Springs C.C.
Leon Nichols
Darrell Nichols
Matthew Marney
Brice Ledwig
Victoria C.C.
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Silent Auction Items
Auction Items provided by S&S Sports Memorabilia (Gary Sissel)
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Tim Duncan signed 11x14 color photo/custom framed from this future
Hall of Fame Spur. Min bid $275 with increments of $25
Jason Day signed 8x10 color photo/custom framed from the No. 1
golfer in the world. Min bid $200 with increments of $20
George Gervin signed Spurs jersey/ready to be framed from the
ICEMAN himself. Hall of Famer. Min bid $90 with increments of $10
Bubba Watson signed Masters golf flag/custom framed from this 2 time
Masters Winner. Min bid $275 with increments of $25
Caddy Shack movie poster/custom framed signed by Chevy Chase,
Cindy Morgan, and Michael O'Keefe. RARE. Min bid $400 with
increments of $25
Mike Ditka signed 16x20 color photo/custom framed of him shooting
the bird to the owner of the Bears. Min bid $200 with increments of $20
JJ Watt signed 16x20 color photo/custom framed from this Texan All
Pro. Min bid $375 with increments of $25
Reggie Jackson signed 16x20 photo/custom framed from this Hall of
Fame Yankee. Mr. October. Min bid $200 with increments of $20
Steve Miller signed guitar/stand from this 2016 inductee into the Rock
& Roll Hall of Fame. Min bid $450 with increments of $50
Pete Rose signed baseball bat/tube from the greatest hitter in
baseball.4256 HITS. Min bid $200 with increments of $20
Brett Favre signed 16x20 photo/custom framed from this great player.
Min bid $225 with increments of $25
Nolan Ryan signed 16x20 color photo/custom framed of him in the fight
with Robin Ventura. Nolan also added (DON'T MESS WITH TEXAS).
MIn bid $300 with increments of $25
Von Miller signed 8x10 color photo/custom framed from this great
player from TEXAS A&M and the Denver Broncos SUPERBOWL 50
MVP. Min Bid $160 with increments of $20
Roger Staubach signed 16x20 photo/custom framed of him and Coach
Tom Landry on the sideline. Min bid $300 with increments of $25
Troy Aikman signed 16x20 color photo/custom framed of this Hall of
Fame Dallas Cowboy. Min bid $275 with increments of $25
John David Crow signed 16x20 photo/custom framed from this 1957
Heisman Trophy winner. RARE. Min bid $275 with increments of $25
Jordan Spieth signed card with Sports Illustrated magazine/custom
framed from this great golfer. RARE. Min bid $300 with increments of
$25
Adam Scott and Jason Day signed 11x14 color photo of these two
great golfers. Min bid $200 with increments of $20
A 11x14 B&W Photo of Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin sitting around a
table of lots of booze and smoke. Frank has added to the piece ( I feel
sorry for people who don't drink because when they wake up in the
morning that’s as good as their going to feel all day). Min bid $160 with
increments of $20
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Beverage Station Sponsor
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Silent Auction Items (Continued)
20. Joe Montana and Jerry Rice signed 20x24 piece/custom framed from
these two Hall of Famers. Maybe the best ever. Min bid $300 with
increments of $25
Auction Items donated by local vendors:
Boerne Wine Company – 2 Bottles of Wine
Boerne Home Depot – Fish Fryer $119 Value
James Avery – Sterling Silver Necklace and Earrings - $320 Value
Wheeler’s – Necklace $200 Value
Jimmy O’s BBQ Sauce – Sauces and Marinades
Stone & Soil – $250 Gift Certificate
Total Wine – $500 (private wine class for up to 20)
NuStar – 2 Spurs tickets-$350
Bending Branch – Tour for 8 $320
Check for more exciting items in the foyer of the club.
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Contest Sponsor
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Pari-Mutual for 2016
Pari-Mutuel Betting
Win – Place – Show
Each player will have the opportunity to bet on ANY team in the field for four
separate payout pots calculated on the three daily results and the overall
total. The four payout pots consist of NET score winners for Day 1 results,
Day 2 results, Day 3 results, and Overall results.
Betting will be available ONLY on Wednesday evening; you will be
placing your bets for the entire tournament.
All betting sheets must have PRINTED NAME, placed in envelope, include
the required cash, and MUST be returned prior to Thursday morning’s
start, again, you will be placing bets for the entire tournament prior to the
start of Round 1.
Betting will be within each flight, with NET scores determining the winners.
Bets are in $5.00 increments.
Betting Sheet has Day 1 / Day 2 / Day 3 and Overall within the same sheet.
Complete the sheet with all bets for the entire tournament. Place the
Signed sheet into an envelope with the corresponding cash for the bets
being placed. If change is needed, it will be returned to you in an envelope
the following day.
Any ties for win, place, or show will be split amongst the winning tickets on
each team.
Example of completed betting sheet.
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M cK a y l e e & K e n z ie N ich o l s
F rien d s of F a ir O a k s S pon sors
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Fair Oaks Ranch Country Club Local Rules
Play is governed by USGA Rules for Match Play and Fair Oaks Local Rules.
Teeing Ground: All play will be from the Battle Intense tee markers.
Players over 65, and those declaring WHITE tees, will play from that teeing
ground with the USGA reduction to their handicap.
14 Club Limit IS in Effect: Players must remove excess clubs from their
golf cart. Players may not share clubs.
Obstructions: 150-yard boulders, yardage posts, and rocks placed in
drainage areas.
Stones in Bunkers: Are movable obstructions.
Sodded Areas: ALL sodded areas are considered Ground Under Repair.
Players will have the option of playing from the area or taking appropriate
relief from the condition.
Out of Bounds: Defined by white stakes and white lines connecting
stakes. A ball coming to rest on or across a road is O.B. In the absence of
stakes, the property line shall determine O.B.
Blackjack Oak: The fence left of Blackjack #1 designates O.B.
Environmentally Sensitive Area Blackjack Area between Holes 6, 13 & 14
will be played as a lateral hazard. Players may not play their ball from within
the hazard marking. (Appendix 1 Part a-b).
Live Oak: In the absence of stakes, all chain fencing designates O.B.
When playing hole #4, white posts on the right side are O.B.
Ground Under Repair: Is marked by enclosed white lines. Active fire ant
mounds and burrowing animal damage is ground under repair. Relief is not
granted for a stance in an area damaged by non-burrowing animals, only for
the lie of the bail. Prepared flowerbeds are played as ground under repair
from which play is prohibited. Worn areas immediately adjacent to cart trails
are considered ground under repair. Out of equity within the group
determine if the player is entitled to relief.
RULE 25-2: Embedded Ball Rule: Is in effect, as follows: THROUGH THE
GREEN, a ball that is embedded in its own pitch-mark in the ground, other
than sand, may be lifted without penalty; cleaned and dropped as near as
possible to where it lay but not nearer the hole. The ball when dropped must
first strike a part of the course through the green.
RULES COMMITTEE: Phil Wiese, Scott Johnson, and Berny Wise.
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F rien d s of F a ir O a k s S pon sors
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Tee Box Plus Sponsors
Bill & Kathy Fusco
Fair Oaks Automotive
Gregg & Syd Muenster
Jim & Donna Brady
Kevin & Lisa Cox
Mac Wiley Golf
Longhorn Grill
Dean Gaubatz
The Cart Barn
Axis Realty
Rudy Cantu Law
Venetian Nails
NuStar
Clean-Way Power Spray
KNR Paint & Wall Covering
Tee Box Sponsors
Barrett Houser Realty
Giny Thompson
Five Star Wrecker
StoneHouse Builders
Carl’s Cleaners
Vision Source
Joy Pipe
Hungry Horse Restaurant
Kim Moore
Dan O'Connor
Ebensberger / Fisher
Galo Materials
Nick Bandujo
Joe Brickner
Wheelers Feed & Outdoors
VYSK
Silent Auction Sponsors
Boerne Wine Company
James Avery
Jimmy O’s BBQ Sauces
Total Wine
Boerne Home Depot
Wheeler’s
Stone & Soil
Bending Branch
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Player's Pool Example
Player's Pool -NET ONLY
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Overall
20% of the Pot for the Flight ($430)
1st -Receives 60% of the days allocation ($260)
2nd -Receives 40% of the days allocation ($170)
20% of the Pot for the Flight
1st -Receives 60% of the days allocation
2nd -Receives 40% of the days allocation
20% of the Pot for the Flight
1st -Receives 60% of the days allocation
2nd -Receives 40% of the days allocation
40% of the Pot for the Flight
1st -Receives 50% of the days allocation
2nd -Receives 30% of the days allocation
3rd -Receives 20% of the days allocation
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Optional "Calcutta"
There will be an optional Calcutta held on Wednesday, June17th from 6:309pm. This will be held off club property at the River Rock Event Center
(30260 Saratoga Ln, Fair Oaks Ranch) Dinner provided by Las Palapas.
Las Palapas will be providing food and Hill Country Wine and Spirits will be
providing adult beverages.
All teams will be auctioned off and sold to the highest bidder. "CASH
ONLY" Bidding on each team will begin at $100.00. If someone else
purchases your team, you will have the right to buy back 50% of your team
from the purchaser. You must buy it back BEFORE play begins on
Thursday.
Results will be based on lowest "net" team score for the entire three days
played. At the end of Saturdays round, teams will be ranked in order from
#1 (lowest "net" for the entire three days played) to # 72 (highest "net" for
the entire three days played). The fund will pay the top 12 places with the
following payout percentages.
1st
22%
7th
6.9%
2nd
11.5%
8th
6.2%
3rd
10%
9th
6.0%
4th
8.2%
10th
5.5%
5th
7.8%
11th
4.5%
6th
7.4%
12th
4%
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Battle Trivia
The City of Fair Oaks Ranch evolved from several parcels of land acquired
by oilman Ralph Fair, Sr. during the 1930s. The working ranch, which had a
dairy and granary, was first a center for Mr. Fair’s racehorse operation.
Later, Mr. Fair established a registered Hereford cattle operation including a
cutting-edge artificial insemination program.
Through The Years
The ranch developed its own Hereford bloodline from a bull named Battle
Intense and today the renowned bovine is given tribute at an annual golf
tournament bearing his name. After the death of Mr. and Mrs. Fair, the
family decided to develop a portion of the ranch as a residential community
in 1975. In 1978 the 14,000 sq. ft. Fair home became a country club and to
this day remains a focal point for social activity on The Ranch
First Recorded Battle Winners - 1979 Phil Barnett / Allen Peel
2015 Battle Winners – Kenny Brown / Doug Corbin
Most consecutive years of team play
Jimmy Mazal
32
Dave Driskell
22
Lonnie Carter
21
Tom McCrary
18
Frank Pickart
18
Bob Curtis
18
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Fair Oaks Ranch Golf and Country Club
Live Oak Course
Blackjack Course
7900 Fair Oaks Parkway
Fair Oaks Ranch, Texas 78015
Clubhouse: (210) 582-6700
Golf Shop: (210) 582-6720
www.FairOaksClub.com