Youth on Course

Policies, Rules and Regulations

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New Policy Effective September 8, 2009

The NCGA Foundation has made the difficult decision to suspend the range ball portion of Youth on Course. Green Fees will still be subsidized. The suspension for range balls is effective immediately. No decision has been made regarding the length of the suspension, but it will last at least until the end of 2009. We understand this decision is sudden but it is a necessary step to preserve the program and to allow us to continue to support grants, clinics, scholarships and future programs. In the meantime we have asked all courses to work with us in an effort to keep range ball prices low for Youth on Course members. Thank you for your understanding.

YOUTH ON COURSE RULES AND REGULATIONS

1) Youth on Course participants may not hit more than 2 (two) small buckets/tokens of range balls in a given day.

2) Youth on Course participants may not play more than 1 (one) 18-hole round of golf or 2 (two) 9-hole rounds of golf in a given day.

3) Youth on Course rounds and buckets will not be reimbursed for organized play. Examples include but are not limited to: golf team practices, tournaments, outings, etc.

4) Youth on Course participants must show a sticker displaying the current year on their NCGA membership card.

5) Any Youth on Course participant found abusing the YOC privilege, i.e. sharing subsidized buckets of balls, giving their card to someone else or not showing proper etiquette will lose the privilege. The course operator has the right to take this action and will notify the NCGA Foundation.

6) Dress Code: Participants are expected to wear collared shirts and refrain from wearing denim at ALL participating facilities.

7) Participants must be 17 years of age or younger on January 1 of the current year in order to be eligible. Juniors who do not apply for membership prior to turning 18, even though they may have been 17 on January 1, are not eligible.

8) Eligibility for Youth on Course expires after the summer following a participant's senior year in high school.

9) The NCGA Foundation reserves the right to refuse Youth on Course benefits to individuals who make a mockery of the online curriculum by submitting inappropriate, foul or deliberately insufficient answers.