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REMINDER – NCAA Tournament Volunteers Needed.

If you have signed up already; thank you. If not please reply as soon as possible with your Foot Joy shirt size as the club is placing an order. janet.morrice1@gmail.com

Calling all Volunteers for the NCAA Ladies Tournament March 19, 20 and 21 at El Tigre

Due to the outstanding success of last year’s event; there is a larger field this year with 20 teams attending the tournament. We will be having morning and afternoon shifts; each shift will be 4 hours with staggered start times depending on your role and hole assignment.

There are 2 basic volunteer roles – spotters and bunker rakers.

All three days will have 2 start times on 1 and 10 of  7:30 am and 11:30 am

Each shift is approximately 4 hours.

You will be supplied with a cart, ice and water. Food, refreshments and bathroom breaks will be supplied 😊

Due to the overwhelming response from volunteers last year we are offering El Tigre Golf Club Members the first opportunity to sign up. Please reply to janet.morrice1@gmail.com before January 27 to confirm exactly which days you will work the tournament and if you are available for Shift 1 or 2 along with your Foot Joy shirt size.  We will do our best to accommodate all requests but please note we cannot offer ½ or shared shifts – you must be prepared to work a 4 hour shift. We will have spares to cover last minute changes, illness etc.

Thursday, March 19

Shift 1 – start times range from 7:30 am – 9:00 am – 4 hour shift

Shift 2 – start times range from 11:30 am -1:00 pm – 4 hour shift

Friday, March 20

Shift 1 – start times range from 7:30 am – 9:00 am – 4 hour shift

Shift 2 – start times range from 11:30 am -1:00 pm – 4 hour shift

Saturday, March 21

Shift 1 – start times range from 7:30 am – 9:00 am – 4 hour shift

Shift 2 – start times range from 11:30 am -1:00 pm – 4 hour shift

BANQUET – Awards Banquet at Paradise Village 7:00 pm – all volunteers are invited!

More details will follow closer to the time with arrival times, hole locations, volunteer check in procedure, shirt pick up etc. 

Thank you for giving your time!

Janet Morrice 

NCAA Ladies Tournament

Calling all Volunteers for the NCAA Ladies Tournament March 19, 20 and 21 at El Tigre

Due to the outstanding success of last year’s event; there is a larger field this year with 20 teams attending the tournament. We will be having morning and afternoon shifts; each shift will be 4 hours with staggered start times depending on your role and hole assignment.

There are 2 basic volunteer roles – spotters and bunker rakers.

All three days will have 2 start times on 1 and 10 of  7:30 am and 11:30 am

Each shift is approximately 4 hours.

You will be supplied with a cart, ice and water. Food, refreshments and bathroom breaks will be supplied 😊

Due to the overwhelming response from volunteers last year we are offering El Tigre Golf Club Members the first opportunity to sign up. Please reply to janet.morrice1@gmail.com before January 27 to confirm exactly which days you will work the tournament and if you are available for Shift 1 or 2 along with your Foot Joy shirt size.  We will do our best to accommodate all requests but please note we cannot offer ½ or shared shifts – you must be prepared to work a 4 hour shift. We will have spares to cover last minute changes, illness etc.

Thursday, March 19

Shift 1 – start times range from 7:30 am – 9:00 am – 4 hour shift

Shift 2 – start times range from 11:30 am -1:00 pm – 4 hour shift

Friday, March 20

Shift 1 – start times range from 7:30 am – 9:00 am – 4 hour shift

Shift 2 – start times range from 11:30 am -1:00 pm – 4 hour shift

Saturday, March 21

Shift 1 – start times range from 7:30 am – 9:00 am – 4 hour shift

Shift 2 – start times range from 11:30 am -1:00 pm – 4 hour shift

BANQUET – Awards Banquet at Paradise Village 7:00 pm – all volunteers are invited!

More details will follow closer to the time with arrival times, hole locations, volunteer check in procedure, shirt pick up etc. 

Thank you for giving your time!

Janet Morrice 

New Downloads Link on Website

I have added a Downloads link to the red menu bar on the website. From there, you can download PDFs of one or more of the new combo scorecards: Blue/White and White/Gold for men, and the new Gold/Red for women.

MONDAY IS GAME DAY!

Open to Everyone . . . . Ladies, Men, Visitors
Lisa and I are avid game players: cards, boardgames, horse race etc. and decided to have a regular games day.  We also want to support the later closure time at the golf club so will be set up in the upper far corner where there is lots of space to spread out if needed.  4:00pm is game time !  
This Monday, we will play Chase the Ace, a fast-paced, super-easy and fun game!  Below is a description.  Buy-in will be only 20 pesos, you will get 4 chips to use as your “lives.”  Come on out and join the fun 🙂
PS:  Pass this on – the more the merrier!

Charli  & Lisa
CHASE THE ACE

Overview

The Chase the Ace card game also known as Screw Your Neighbor or Cuckoo is a very interesting game that can be played with a group of people. All you need is a standard 52 card deck.

Set Up: The dealer shuffles the cards and deals 1 card face down to all players on the field, that’s it, just 1.
Each player starts with a set number of lives, usually 3 or 4. Your objective to not be the one stuck with the lowest card. Cards go in this order from lowest to highest A,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,J,Q,K, Yes Aces are the lowest. 
Play Chase the Ace: The dealer goes last. The person to the left of the dealer starts and it goes around clockwise until it gets to the dealer. 
When it is your turn you look at your card and can choose 1 of 2 options, you can either choose to keep your card, or you can choose to exchange your card with the person on the left of you.
In which case the person to the left of you has to trade cards with you, unless they have a King. If they have a King they have to show everyone and get to keep their card, and you are stuck with yours. 
This goes around the table until it gets to the dealer. When it is the dealers turn they can choose to keep their card or exchange it with one from the deck. If they exchange it with one from the deck and they draw a King they must return the king and keep their first card. 

Losing a life: When everyone has gone the person with the lowest card loses a life if multiple people have the lowest card they all lose a life. 
How to Win: Once you lose 3 lives you have lost and no longer get cards. You keep playing until everyone but 1 person has lost all 3 of their lives. That person is the winner. 
If the last people lose their last life during the same round you do a rematch between them. 

Final Thoughts: This is a great game not only for families, but also for those times when you have a group of friends over for some cards. The hands are quick and there’s a lot of fun to be had in stealing the cards of your friends. Bluffing is also important as you want the person to your right to think that your card is horrible so they won’t steal yours!

New Tees, New Courses

The new blue/white and white/gold combo tees are now available for posting in the My Handicap app on our website. And you will now see your course handicap displayed on that page from all six tee sets, including those combo tees.

Also, we added new courses from throughout the local area: Vidanta, Flamingos, Vista Vallarta, Marina Vallarta, Litibu, and Punta Mita. So you can now post scores from a total of 10 local courses!

I got the information from the courses’ own websites where I could, but some don’t have their scorecards online. For those I found another online source, but I’m a little concerned about their accuracy, so I’m asking a favor: If you play at any of these local courses, please bring back a scorecard and give it to me, or if you prefer, just take a photo of it and email that to me at duane.bender@gmail.com. Thanks.

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