Monday, April 29 | Tuesday, April 30 | Wednesday, May 1 | Thursday, May 2 |
Southwestern League Finals Day #1 | Southwestern League Finals Day #2 | ||
Temecula Creek Inn (Oaks/Creek) | Temecula Creek Inn (Oaks/Creek) | ||
Tee Times Start at 11 AM | Tee Times Start at 11 AM | ||
Uniforms: Red Shirts | Uniforms: White Shirts | ||
Tee Times | Tee Times | ||
Harrison - 11:00 | tbd | ||
Koa - 11:16 | |||
Thomas - 11:24 | |||
Max - 11:40 | |||
Andrew - 11:48 | |||
Kamari - 12:04 | |||
(I have cleared your absences for the day. | |||
If I were you, I would attend a period or two | |||
in the morning. Especially if you might | |||
make it to day two.) | The player with the low two-day total | ||
will be named SWL MVP. | |||
36 Players -- The Top 18 and Ties | The top 11 scores will advance to | ||
Advance to Day 2. (If you don't advance, | the CIF Individual Round | ||
your season is over.) | in Victorville on Monday morning. | ||
Monday, May 6 | |||
CIF Central Individual Regional | |||
Bear Valley GC (Victorville) | |||
9:00 AM Shotgun | |||
(I would like to be there by 7:30. | |||
We will plan on leaving at 5:15 or so.) | |||
Uniforms: White Shirts | |||
Roster: Anyone that make | |||
the top eleven of SWL Finals | |||
MAY 2024 | |||||||||||||
Sunday | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | |||||||
1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | ||||||||||
SWL Finals Day 1 | SWL Finals Day 2 | ||||||||||||
Oaks/Creek (TCI) | Oaks/Creek (TCI) | ||||||||||||
11:00 Tee Times | 11:00 Tee Times | ||||||||||||
(Top 18 & Ties | (Top 11 Advance to | ||||||||||||
Advance to Day 2) | Monday's CIF Rnd.) | ||||||||||||
5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | |||||||
CIF Central Ind. | |||||||||||||
Bear Valley GC | |||||||||||||
(Victorville) | |||||||||||||
Top 20 Advance | |||||||||||||
to Next Thursday | |||||||||||||
12 | 13 | 14 | 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 | |||||||
CIF Ind. & Team | |||||||||||||
Mother's | SCGA Qualifier | ||||||||||||
Day | (Temecula Creek Inn) | ||||||||||||
8 AM Shotgun | |||||||||||||
(4 Teams & 28 Ind.) | |||||||||||||
19 | 20 | 21 | 22 | 23 | 24 | 25 | |||||||
CIF SCGA | |||||||||||||
(Los Serranos GC - | |||||||||||||
South Course) | |||||||||||||
(3 Teams & 9 Ind. | |||||||||||||
Advance to State) | |||||||||||||
26 | 27 | 28 | 29 | 30 | 31 | ||||||||
CIF State | |||||||||||||
Memorial | Championship | ||||||||||||
Day | (Poppy Hills GC - | ||||||||||||
near Pebble Beach) | |||||||||||||
OCTOBER TRYOUTS (FOR THE 2023-2024 SEASON) | |
Tryout rounds will be played at Redhawk (from the blue and black tees) on Wednesdays throughout the month of October. | |
If you are involved in a different sport during the fall season, let Coach Boyatt know before the October tryouts and I will arrange an alternate date for you to try out. | |
What do I need to do to try out for the boys' golf team? | |
1) Get cleared to play sports at GOHS. (It requires a sports physical, so plan ahead.) | |
Here is the link for instructions to get cleared. | |
2) When players are cleared, I will list them on this page. If you are not on this page before the week of tryouts, you will not be allowed on the course. | |
3) I would love to get to know you. Send me an email, jboyatt@tvusd.us , or stop by room 357 and introduce yourself. | |
It is always exciting to meet new players that are interested in the team. | |
Why are tryouts held in October for a spring sport? | |
1) Daylight savings ends in early November. After that date, it is impossible to play nine holes after school. | |
2) Many of the players that make the team will be allowed to enroll in a 6th period PE class that will allow them to go to the golf course after 5th period. | |
Since the new semester begins in January, the tryouts need to be held before then so schedules can be adjusted. | |
3) Any fundraising that needs to get done will be completed between November & February so we have the funds needed to run the program. | |
What Will I Have to Shoot to Make the Team? | |
Look at the scores for the returning players on the "2024" page. That will give you a general idea how our returning players scored last year. | |
PURPOSE OF OCTOBER TRYOUTS | |
New Players: | |
1) Obviously, to see what newcomers will make our rosters this season | |
Returning Players: | |
1) I like to get everyone on the squad back together for a few days. Not only to see how our games have improved since last season, | |
but to get to know the new players on the team. Hopefully you can start playing with them in the months before the season begins. | |
2) It is meaningful to give players a sense of where they stand on the team. It will motivate some borderline players to work harder before February. | |
3) We need to get everyone playing Redhawk. Most of you play elsewhere in the off-season. Our league championship will depend on how well we play at home. | |
4) I want to post as many rounds as possible for every player on the team. Season averages start from day one. | |
Looking at "Overall Averages" for the year is often the deciding factor when it comes to important lineup decisions. | |
5) We need to finalize a roster. We will complete our fundraising efforts before the season starts in February. | |
We only want you to help us raise money if it is certain you will be on the team. | |
In an effort to keep the number of players manageable at Redhawk this season, we are going to carry TEN players. | |
Ten players is a good number to have on the squad. That allows us to play at Redhawk in three groups, and allows a competitive environment from the top to bottom. | |
As a varsity match includes only six players, that allows us to have one foursome that can follow the match at our Redhawk competitions. | |
Only having one extra foursome allows the boys to finish before dark, and allows them to post a scores to try to earn their way into the "starting six". | |
Yes, returning players may be cut if there are newcomers with lower scores. | |
How much does it cost to be a part of the team? | |
The state of California says that a player will be provided a high school athletic experience, regardless of his ability to pay. | |
The district funds a stipend for a varsity golf coach, transportation to league matches, and a portion of our postseason expenses. | |
A player is entitled to that experience without having to pay a penny. | |
Other than that core experience, the program feels that it is important to do other optional things to keep our program strong. | |
If we work together to raise money, we will be able to do things that go above and beyond a league schedule. Optional expenses include things such as: | |
- Quality uniforms (Two shirts, pants, shorts, hat, pullover) | |
- A personalized golf bag for players to keep | |
- Transportation to play in quality non-league matches | |
- Entry fees in invitational tournaments | |
- End of the year banquet | |
- Team meals when we travel | |
In the past, we were able to meet most of these expenses thanks to the fundraiser efforts of our parents. | |
We will have a meeting with all of the families at the conclusion of October tryouts to discuss ways that we can make this happen. | |
If we are unable to raise the money, we can cut back our expenses. (Fewer tournaments, less gear, etc.) |