1ST  CAROLYN TORREY-LINDA BEIERMANN          66
2ND  KRIS JOHNSTON-DODY PAUL                      67
2ND  KIM PIER-KARENNE ROBERTS                     67

MEN

1ST  JERRY BEIERMANN-JIM PERI                        58
1ST  DAN GORTON-DENNY PEARSTON                 58
3RD  TIM HOWLAND-TOM WIGGINS                     61
4TH  DANA LEONARD-TRACY MCDONALD             62
5TH  JIM JOHNSTON-JEFF POPE                            63
5TH  MIKE MOONEY-BOB PINCKNEY                      63
5TH  JOHN HAUGH-JIM MOORE                             63

Adjusting Scores for Equitable Stroke Control (ESC)
ESC is an adjustment of individual hole scores (for handicap purposes) in order to make handicap more representative of a players potential. ESC is applied after the round and is only used when the actual score or the most likely score exceeds a player’s maximum number. ESC sets a limit to the number of strokes a player can take on a hole depending on course Handicap.

Also if your match ends early and if you have played 13 holes or more you still must record a 18 hole score. For handicap purposes, the player must record a score of par plus any handicap strokes normally received for the holes not played in accordance with the RULES OF GOLF. these scores should have an “X” preceding the number.

For example, player A is not able to play holes 16, 17 and 18 due to darkness. Player A has a course handicap of 12 and holes 16, 17 and 18 are a par 5, 3, 4 and are allocated as the number 4, 16, 10 handicap holes, respectively. therefore, player A will record an X-6, X-3,X-5 on holes 16, 17, and 18 respectively.

REMINDER: again this year I’m going to renew the overall Tournament LCC Cup Champion(both men and women).  For every tournament you participate in you will receive pts. depending on your finish in the tournament will determine how many pts., you will receive. Participate in as many as you can. The more tournaments you play in the better chance you’ll have.

Playing in a competitive play also helps you improve your game and is also a great way to meet and play with different members.

See everyone on the course and don’t forget to stop in and say Hi to Craig and his staff at The Nines and check out his new menu

Equity Shares became available at LCC in 2008 when the club found itself in financial difficulty. At that time we raised $ 177,000.00 when 95 members purchased 177 shares to re-establish LCC as the premier golf and country club in our area. Should the membership ever vote to sell LCC, the profits of the sale will be divided equally among the Equity Members per share owned.

Equity Shares are still and will remain for sale through the LCC Board of Directors. The purchase of these shares continues to help LCC with capital improvements to the golf course, clubhouse, as well as the pro shop and grounds equipment. Equity Members also receive discounts on memberships as well as cart passes. Equity members have to pay their dues no later than November 15 or they lose their equity status. LCC does have a payment plan in which dues and equity shares may be paid over a period of time. These shares, however, are not currently transferable and Equity Members could be asked to pay an assessment should the club experience a deficit or a capital expense for which there were insufficient reserves. This occurred in 2010 with the total reconstruction of green # 11. Our By-Laws do provide that Equity Members can take a medical leave from the club for an illness or injury and they also provide for a one time personal leave of one year at the sole discretion of the member. If you are interested in becoming an Equity Member or require more information, please contact any board member.

The LCC Board of Directors posts all minutes of their monthly meetings on this website. They continue to strive to meet the needs of everyone at LCC and are available to hear ideas and concerns of all members. With Craig Chiara serving the best food in the area at The Nines, our golf pro Jeff Kaye and our greens superintendent Brian Smith continuing to perform their duties at such a high level, our future remains promising. We have weathered the storm that many other golf courses did not. We continue to be focused on our mission of providing our members the very best golf and dining experiences we have to offer at the most reasonable prices. Come join our family!

- LCC Board of Directors, Scott Hicks, President