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Eligibility: ENTRY FEE/ELIGIBILITY: The entry fee ($79 OGA Member/$99 non-member) for Individual, Partner and Senior Series events includes: 18 holes of golf and warm up range balls. Cart rental is available on a first come first serve basis on-site for an additional fee (at some events your entry fee includes cart - see online schedule).

To register for the OGA Member rate you must be an OGA Member at the time of registration and on the date of the event.

Discounts ($10 off the $79 OGA Member registration fee) are available as follows: 1) EARLY BIRD: OGA Members registering prior to March 1 pay $69 per entry. Mailed entries must be postmarked prior to March 1; 2) PICK-5: After March 1, OGA Members can still play for just $69 by signing up for five or more events at the same time (even if you enter events in more than one series); 3) PLAY-AWAY: Register for back-to-back events in Central, Eastern and Southern Oregon and pay only $69 entry fee. Must register for both events. *Note, if you enter on-line after February 28 our registration system will still require you to pay $79/event. However, after entries are processed the OGA will mail a rebate check valued at $10/event to your address on file.

METHOD OF ENTRY: The OGA Tour accepts walk-in, phone, mail, fax and online entries. Note that walk-in, phone and mailed entries must be received during normal business hours at the OGA office (Entries by mail are considered received when they arrive at the OGA office not on the postmark date). OGA Administrative Office Hours are Mon-Fri, 8am - 5pm. Entries found under the office door, via phone message or by mail after normal business hours will not be processed until the following business day. You may register via fax or through our online registration at any time.

Rules: FORMAT: Individual and Senior Series Events are 18-hole stroke play gross and net competitions where you must hole out on every hole (NO gimmies or concessions allowed). Partner Series Events are 18-hole stroke play gross and net competition played under Rule 31 - Four-Ball Stroke Play. Each side will consist of 2 players. Each player will play their own ball throughout the round with the low gross and low net score on each hole counting toward the 18 hole gross and net score for the side. Note that the Four-Ball format requires only one player on a side to hole out on each hole though hole scores must be individually identifiable on the scorecard returned by the team.

RULES: The Rules of the USGA shall govern all play. In addition, see the OGA Local Rules and Conditions of Competition for additional Local Rules and Conditions that will be in effect during OGA Tour competitions. All players are required to check-in prior to each event where a Local Rules sheet will be distributed containing additional course specific Local Rules (check-in available until 20-mins before competition begins).

Prizes: PRIZES AND POINTS: All prizes conform to the Rules of Amateur Status. The prize fund is determined by multiplying the number of competitors by $20. Points are awarded based on the OGA Tour Point Schedule and top performers will be invited to participate in the OGA Tour Championship. All OGA Members with a current USGA Handicap Index are eligible to earn prizes and points. OGA Members without a current USGA Handicap Index will only be eligible to earn prizes and points in “flight one” of the gross competition. Competitors who are not OGA Members are eligible to earn prizes; however, non-members cannot accumulate points toward OGA Tour Championship qualifying. In addition, handicap indexes not issued by a state and regional golf association will be accepted at the discretion of the OGA and may be subject to modification. If you do not have a handicap index issued by a state or regional golf association it is recommended you contact the OGA prior to registering for more information.

Optional side-games that pay both gross and net payballs will be available to participants with the option to enter the side-game upon check-in at each event. All prizes will be announced and awarded approximately 30-45 minutes after the final scorecard is received. Points will be awarded within 5 days of the competition and posted on the OGA website.




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