PrimePay Net Series: Toledo Four Person Shamble

Belmont Country Club   Player Profile In order to register for a NOGA Tournament, all four players on the team must have a Golf Genius Player Profile created. Click Here to create your player profile if you don't have one already.   Starting Times Click Here to view the starting times. Starting times will be posted a couple days after registration closes.   Registration Dates Opens: Tuesday, April 1 @ 7:00 a.m. Closes: Thursday, August 7 @ 11:59 p.m.   Format Four Person Shamble - Each team selects the best drive among the four golfers, then all four play their own golf balls from that position until each ball is holed. Scoring is based on the two net and gross balls of the team on each hole. All members of the team will play from the same tee. All teams will be in a gross and net division. Teams cannot earn gift certificate credit in both divisions.    Entry Fee $500: Entry fee includes 18 holes of golf, cart, range balls, & gift certificates.   Field Size 60 Players (Subject to Change)   Waiting List In the case of the event being maxed out, any spots opened as a result of cancellations will be automatically filled with the next available player(s) on the waitlist (ordered by waitlist registration time). There will be no charge until players/teams are moved from the waitlist to the confirmed tournament roster in our system.   New This Year - Five Iron Golf Closest to the Pin Challenge Whoever hits the par-three tee shot closest on a select hole will be able to entertain friends or family for a fun trip to Five Iron Golf — at the Euclid Avenue downtown Cleveland location or at any location nationwide!   The $250 Five Iron gift certificate can be used for simulator time, food and beverages, club rentals, or lessons. The only thing it can't be used toward are memberships or club fitting. Plus, there is no expiration date on these gift certificates, so the winners can use them whenever they wish! This prize will go a long way to creating a great day trip or fun evening out.   Tees and Yardages All men will play from 6,224 Yards. Women will play from 5,400 Yards.   Eligibility Entries are open to any amateur golfer holding an active NOGA/GHIN Handicap Index® at the time of registration and competition from an authorized NOGA member club. Entries are subject to the approval or rejection, at any time, by the NOGA tournament committee at its discretion. Players must be 19 years of age on or before the date of competition. Click Here to see if your Club is listed.   Policies NOGA Hard Card NOGA Pace of Play Policy   Gender Policy The Northern Ohio Golf Association follows the USGA's Gender Policy.   Schedule of Events - The practice area will open one hour before the first tee time. - Starting times will begin at 10:00 a.m. - Please arrive at the first tee 10 minutes before your starting time ready to play. - Lunch will not be provided.   Ties In the event that there is a tie, NOGA will retain the tie, unless otherwise noted in the specific tournaments terms of competition.   Pairings and Requests Pairings will be posted to NOGA.org and sent to players after registration closes. If you would like to request a specific tee time, please contact Sean Croell at scroell@noga.org.   Gift Certificates During registration, players will choose the club/facility they wish to have gift certificate winnings sent to. Please allow 2-3 weeks after the event for gift certificate winnings to arrive at the chosen club/facility.   Refund Policy Players will have up to 3 days (72 hours) AFTER the registration closing date to request a refund and will be subject to a $10.00 administrative fee, regardless of reason. No refund will be processed for a withdrawal notification that is received after 3 days (72 hours) after the registration closing date.   The Course - Belmont Country Club The Perrysburg Township site of Belmont Country Club originally began as "Belmont Farm", owned by William Windus Knight, Sr. He chose the name in honor of his parents' birthplace, Belmont, NY. Before becoming a country club, the Belmont land was known for its agricultural heritage. it operated as a busy farm producing grains and pigs, as a dairy farm, and was once renowned as The Belmont Hunt Club.   Edward Knight, an executive with the Nicholas Corporation, which held the title to the land, led the development of the site into a golf course and a residential area with one-acre homesites. In 1966, the Wadsworth Company was contracted to construct the course, located in the area bounded by Bates and Mandell Roads, the Ohio Turnpike, and the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad. Chicago landscape architect Robert Bruce Harris was commissioned to design the course. Belmont Country Club was officially incorporated on July 9, 1967, and construction of the course began shortly thereafter, with its completion targeted for spring 1968.   Mr. Harris undertook the daunting task of turning flat terrain into a 7,085-yard course, which involved bulldozing more than half a million cubic yards of dirt into rolling fairways graced by five lakes.   Construction of the course faced a series of persistent challenges. Issues with wells, the sewer system, and drainage proved to be significant obstacles. The weather was also uncooperative, with an exceptionally wet fall in 1967 followed by a harsh, bitterly cold winter. Dikes leaked and eroded, further complicating the work. Additionally, a 12-week strike by local building tradesmen halted progress in the spring. Despite these setbacks, Belmont Country Club officially opened for play on June 8, 1968.   Construction of the course faced a series of persistent challenges. Issues with wells, the sewer system, and drainage proved to be significant obstacles. The weather was also uncooperative, with an exceptionally wet fall in 1967 followed by a harsh, bitterly cold winter. Dikes leaked and eroded, further complicating the work. Additionally, a 12-week strike by local building tradesmen halted progress in the spring. Despite these setbacks, Belmont Country Club officially opened for play on June 8, 1968.   On December 23, 1980, a devastating $2.3 million fire destroyed the clubhouse. In response, club members and employees came together to rebuild and move forward. While the club has faced other challenges over the years, it has always persevered and thrived, thanks to the dedication of its members and staff. Today, Belmont Country Club remains true to its roots as one of the Toledo area's premier country clubs.   Strackaline Thanks to a partnership with the Northern Ohio Golf Association, StrackaLine books can be purchased for a reduced price. A 20% off discount will be automatically added to your shopping cart at checkout. StrackaLine Yardage Books are available for all courses. StrackaLine Greens Guides & Combination Books are available for select courses. Click Here to purchase a Strackaline book for Belmont Country Club.