The championship round of the 2025 President’s Cup matches are in the books. David Goodrich was able to hold off Mike Garduno to capture the President's Cup. Congratulations David! Mike takes the Vice President’s Cup. Gary Sutt is the Treasurer's Cup champion winning the consolidation match due to forfeit over AJ Rollings who's awarded the Secretary's Cup. Congratulations to all Members that participated in the 2025 President's Cup matches. Click here to see the complete President’s Cup results.
The year to date points have been updated through the tournament on June 29. Click here to view the YTD points list.
It's time for the Annual Club Championship! The tournament will be held on July 26 & 27 at Yucaipa Valley Golf Club and Hemet Golf Club. This is the second of three annual majors sponsored by the Men's Club. This is the biggest payout of the year with $1,175 being paid to the top finishers! This is a two day aggregate score tournament played from the blue tees at Yucaipa, blue tees at Hemet, and is flighted. There are three flights (Championship, First, and Second) and all members participating will be assigned to their flight based on their current handicap index as of July 25. Regardless of flight, any member is eligible to win the Club Championship. Eligible members must have played in at least two Club tournaments in 2025 in order to be eligible to participate in the Club Championship. There will be a shotgun start on Saturday and Sunday. Saturday pairings will be assigned by flight and handicap index. Sunday pairings will be assigned by flight and order of finish on Saturday. An optional skins game (gross and net skins) will be played for $20. Click here to download the complete rules.
The Spoto/Ebert Invitational in Laughlin, NV was played on May 31 and June 1. 76 players made the trip to participate in the tournament. It was a great time! Click here to see the tournament results. The 2026 tournament has been booked. Look for the tournament flyer to be posted soon.
Just a reminder that it's every Member's responsibility to turn in a signed attested scorecard to the Tournament Chairman. That means handing the scorecard to the Tournament Chairman. Members that wish to leave the course prior to handing their scorecard to the Tournament Chairman is risky. Handing a scorecard to another Member and asking them to turn it in or leaving a scorecard on the table and assume the Tournament Chairman will get it may lead to disqualification if the scorecard is misplaced. As a best practice, all Members in a group should take a picture of their signed attested scorecard prior to turning it in and leaving the course. A picture of a scorecard is acceptable in lieu of the actual scorecard. In the event a scorecard is not received by the Tournament Chairman, Members will be contacted for a picture of the scorecard.