[DaleDivine]

Originally Posted by mikreb

zero points after 3pm

It's 4 PM not 3. I called and checked.

[DaleDivine]

Originally Posted by ElGee

Been there done that. Must have missed when they talked about a 3:00 cut off. Curious how I just happen to sign in at 2:59 two times in the last week. It would have been courteous of the starter to tell me that if I waited 10 minutes I would not be charged a point.

THE CUTOFF TIME IS 4 PM. If you do a reservation and get a 3:59 PM tee time you will get a point. The starter has nothing to do with it. Butttt, they can put it in as "Other course/Time" as 4:08 PM and you won't be assessed a point.

[DIver0258]

Originally Posted by DaleDivine

It's 4 PM not 3. I called and checked.

The system through Dec 2021 is after 4 PM. if you take a tee time at 4 PM you will get a play point. This just happened to me, I select afternoon tee times to keep my points down. I play with several groups and points can affect the groups request. I spoke with the tee time office they explained the rule after 4 PM no play point.

[Leadbone1]

Originally Posted by ElGee

Can someone explain why I am sometimes assigned a point in the tee time system when I do a walk on? Seems to me there shouldn't be any because I neither requested or reserved a tee time. Many times I have played as a walk on and this was recorded in the tee time system but no point was assigned, other times a point has been. So what's the rule on this? This can't possibly be at the discretion of the starter.

I don’t understand why you would be worrying about this? It means nothing. Just go play!

[richs631]

Zero points after 3pm. Anything before that is at the discretion of the starter

[jarodrig]

Originally Posted by richs631

Zero points after 3pm. Anything before that is at the discretion of the starter

Have you read the previous posts ?

It’s not 3 pm , it’s 4 pm …..actually, AFTER 4 pm , as confirmed by someone who actually called the Tee Times Office …..

[Villages Kahuna]

The rules have been the rules for a long time. Call the golf administration office for an explanation.

[hal195z]

Why do you even care about it??? One Point, give me a break. I play an executive course almost every day and don't have a problem.

[Dilligas]

Originally Posted by Mortal1

to exec courses.

If the priority membership is for single player....you are a normal resident on execs. If the membership is a family membership for both, you will get exec priority tee assignment in front of normal residents.

[tuccillo]

That is not what The Villages Golf Guide states. From the Golf Guide:

Priority Membership Status is only applicable on the championship courses and has no bearing on the executive courses.

Originally Posted by Dilligas

If the priority membership is for single player....you are a normal resident on execs. If the membership is a family membership for both, you will get exec priority tee assignment in front of normal residents.

[jarodrig]

Originally Posted by tuccillo

That is not what The Villages Golf Guide states. From the Golf Guide:

Priority Membership Status is only applicable on the championship courses and has no bearing on the executive courses.

Quite correct ……

Where do folks get these wild notions ??

[THUNDERCHIEF]

Originally Posted by jim1941

If you play late in the day you get 0 points. In the morning or afternoon you get one point. Ask the starters shack what time the zero points goes into effect.

May 1st thru Dec 31st there are no points if you play Golf after 4 o’clock. Walk on or find open T- Times. . You can run a copy of these rules from the Villages Golf site. Many of the starters do not know the correct times. We play after 4 frequently with no points. If you walk on and t-off before 4 o’clock you will get a point

[DaleDivine]

Originally Posted by hal195z

Why do you even care about it??? One Point, give me a break. I play an executive course almost every day and don't have a problem.

If you play with groups, points will keep your group from getting good tee times or no tee times at all.