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4 Person Scramble

All players will tee off on each hole. The team will then select the best or preferred tee shot. From within one club length of that point all players will then play the next shot, the best or preferred shot is once again selected. All shots must be played from the same condition as the ball selected (i.e. balls in the rough must remain in the rough; balls in a hazard must remain in the hazard; balls on the fringe must remain on the fringe, etc.) This format continues until the ball is holed.

EACH PERSON IN THE GROUP IS REQUIRED TO HIT THREE TEE SHOTS.

Men will begin play from the WHITE or BLUE tees and women will begin from the RED tees.

Ties will be determined using a scorecard playoff. The playoff will begin with the number 1 handicap hole and continue until a winner is selected.

Course Information

• Proud home to the University of Washington's Men's and Women's golf teams, Washington National Golf Club was designed by award-winning architect John Fought.

• Ranked among 'The 101 Best Golf Experiences in the West' by Fairways & Greens (2006).

On Course Contests

• Mulligans

• Putting Contest Shot

• Longest Drive: Hole 2 (for Men), Hole 12 (for Women)

• Closest to the Pin: Hole 16 (for Men), Hole 8 (for Women)

• Easy Eagle: Hole 4
1. For $20 per team, everyone on your team may tee off 150 yards from the pin rather than at the tee box, which is 489 yards from the white tees, giving your team a good chance at an eagle! Generally teams purchase this to stay competitive.
2. This option is purchased at the hole.

• Par 3 Prize Hole: Hole 11
1. Pay $10 at the hole to participate.
2. Take your best shot to win a large format bottle of Pepper Bridge wine. For $10 you can take a shot at hitting
closest to the pin and receive an incredible bottle of wine from this world renowned, family-owned estate winery.

• The String Game
1. For $10 per foot (4 ft. maximum per team) you can purchase string and a pair of scissors at the game table prior to the tournament.
2. When on the green, you can use your string, in place of taking a stroke, to make a missed putt into the hole as a continuation of the putt.
3. For example, if you miss a birdie putt by 8 inches, you would use 8 inches of string to hole out and score a birdie for your team.

Games - During & After the Dinner Reception

• Ring Toss for Wine Bottles
1. Pay $10 to receive 3 rings to play.
2. You will receive the bottle of wine that the ring lands on.