Frequently Asked Questions
1-How can I get my child involved?
A- On line Registration for the 2010 LBGLL Spring Season is now OPEN. Potential Players that wish to be put into the Data Base for notification of Spring 2010 skill assessment dates and pre-season clinics can Register on line.
2- When and where will play begin?
A- The 2010 LBGLL Spring Season will open April 24, 2010 thru July 2010 (Schedule dates are being finalized. Play will be on Saturdays at Recreation Park 9 Golf Course and a second golf course in the City of Long Beach. (To be announced).
3- How much does it cost?
A- The fee for the 2010 Spring Season is $125.00 per player. This fee covers the entire 2010 Spring Season, including: shirts & hats, greens fees, practice balls during practices scheduled by the coaches, clinics, finals and local championship.
4-What about my younger/older child?
A-The 2010 Spring Season will have the following division (co-ed) Tour, ages 8-14. We will have more information soon for the Mini Tour Division.
5-Can I get involved?
A- Yes! We are looking for volunteers for various Coach, League and Pro positions as well as paid instructor positions for the LBGLL.
6-How do teams compete?
A-The Match Play Format is based on weekly Match Play events. Play formats include Scramble & Modified Alternate Shot.
7-How are the teams chosen?
A- A player registers for the LBGLL and then must come to a "Skill Assessment" event. Check the Schedule page for dates and locations. Each player is evaluated on their skill levels in Swing, Putt & Chip, Rules and Etiquette. Each player is then given an overall ability rating and placed on a team appropriately. Each team of four players will be evenly skilled with other teams with each team containing an A, B, C, and D level player. Please see below if child is not ready to play on a team for the upcoming season.
8-What if my child isn’t ready to play in the league?
A-There are many options available for children to continue their growth in golf including a Mini Tour Divison (Details to be announced), the Jr. Golf Program, Jr. Golf Camps and private and group instruction programs throughout the Long Beach area. We are determined that all kids who want to play get the opportunity to play or be involved in a Jr. Golf instruction program. 9-What if my child doesn’t have clubs?
A- We can assist in supplying some clubs through the many generous donations of used clubs to our local golf course’s and Jr. Golf Program and some golf clubs through our Sponsorship program.
10-Where/When do the team’s practice?
A-Practice areas will be established throughout Long Beach including Recreation Park (9 & 18), El Dorado GC, Skylinks GC, and Heartwell GC. The dates and times to be made available by the Team's coach, coordinated with the LBGLL.
11-Can I / we sponsor a team?
A- Yes! We have many opportunities for Team Sponsors, as well as District and League Sponsors, and Mentor a child Sponsors, all Tax Deductible and with great visibility to advertise within the community as well as over the internet. If you would like to be a sponsor you can register on line and we will contact you.
12-What if we don’t live in Long Beach?
A- Right now District 1 for the LBGLL reaches just past the Long Beach borders. However players from surrounding cities although eligible must consider the distance to travel for both practice and scheduled matches. Interested in starting a league in your city? Please contact the USGLL at www.USGLL.org or call 562 496-4653.
13-Will this affect my child’s Jr. Golf status? A- Giving all players the ability to compete and practice their skills as a player and a Team mate can only enhance the future of our Jr. Golf Programs and our High School golf teams giving them the opportunities to go on to secondary schools via the many golf scholarships available. Additionally, the LBGLL does not currently hold any events on Fridays and should not conflict with the Jr. Golf play schedule.
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