TO: 2004 U.S. Senior Amateur Championship Sectional Qualifying Contestants at Lexington, NC

FROM: Andy Priest, Carolinas Golf Association

DATE: August 12, 2004

TOPIC: Sapona Country Club, Lexington, NC Qualifying Contestant Information

Please check the enclosed pairing sheet for your first round starting time on Thursday, September 9^th. Since there is no formal registration at Sapona Country Club, please be at your assigned tee time five minutes prior to receive your player information. Play will begin from the 1^st and 10^th tee at 8:00 a.m.

Automotive transportation is permissible only for players during Sectional Qualifying rounds and during any stage of the Championship proper. Caddies shall walk at all times during a stipulated round. You are responsible for providing your own caddie. Caddies will not be available at Sapona Country Club. You may carry your own bag during the qualifying round.

Penalty for Caddie Breaching Transportation Rule: Two strokes for each hole at which any breach has occurred; maximum penalty per round: Four strokes.

U.S. Senior Amateur sectional qualifying is 18 holes. The USGA prohibits the use of cellular phones during qualifying and championship rounds. Also, the USGA does not allow spectator carts during qualifying rounds or the championship proper. Spectators may not ride in player's cart. Traditional metal spikes are not allowed at Sapona Country Club. The penalty for non-compliance is disqualification. The "One-Ball" rule will be in effect. On-course playoffs for qualifying and alternate spots will begin as soon as the need is determined.

Head Golf Professional: Jeff Biggers; Superintendent: Keith McKenzie; Golf Shop Phone: 336-956-6246; Golf Shop Hours: 7:00am-7:00pm

Locker Room: Players will have access to the men's locker room. Dress Code: Shorts must be Bermuda-length and shirts must have a collar. No denim. Spikeless shoes.

Practice Round: You are entitled to one complimentary practice round (not including mandatory $20 cart/range fee) on Wednesday, September 8. You must call the Sapona C.C. golf shop one week prior to schedule a practice round. There is a mandatory $20.00 cart/range fee for the practice round. Make sure to identify yourself as an U.S. Senior Amateur Championship qualifying participant when calling. Play the BLUE tees during your practice round except on holes #11, 13 and 14 play the White tee.

Qualifying Round: Cart/range fee for competitors is $20.00 for the qualifying round. For competitors that walk, there is a $5.00 range fee. Make sure to check-in with the golf shop when you arrive to pay your appropriate fees and receive range balls.

Sapona Country Club accepts MasterCard and Visa for cart/range fees and golf shop purchases. Cash only for food and beverage purchases. The halfway house located next to the putting green will be available for food and beverage.

Wednesday, September 8 Course available for practice. Must call golf shop in advance to schedule a practice round tee time.

Thursday, September 9 Qualifying Round: 18 holes of stroke play. Playoffs for qualifying and alternate spots as soon as the need is determined.

United States Golf Association 908-234-2300

Carolinas Golf Association 910-673-1000

Sapona Country Club 336-956-6246

Holiday Inn Express-Lexington 336-243-2929

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