DAY OF MARSHALING SERVICE

FIRST SHIFT MARSHAL

  • The Players Assistant Chair /will contact you before the event to give you specific instructions, send you the TP suggested Turn Times (Raguzzi Chart)for Pace of Play recording, and to coordinate the marshals shifts, carts, etc.
  • Matty Reyes, Torrey Pines Golf Course Manager, may meet with marshals to provide instructions for obtaining a cart, walkie talkie, and how to deal with public play. You may contact Matty or TP starter to report any problems with public play and ask for their help.
  • If you are playing after your service, be sure to turn in the cart or hand it over to the next marshal.
  • Please coordinate with the Players Assistant Chair/tournament’s chairman the day before: he will provide any specific instructions, send you a tee sheet listing and pace of play chart.
  • Check with the Players Assistant Chair/if he wants you to place the proximity markers on the par 3 holes for the back 9. If so, he will tell you where to find the proximity markers. You should pick up markers 
  • and forward via text to Tournament Chair on completion of your shift.
  • Monitor play (see general guidelines).
  • Meet with the second shift marshal at 12:30 pm at the first tee. If you are playing in the tournament and will be using your cart, let him know so he can get his own cart. Give him a report of your findings.
  • Email Jim Hartigan and Tournament Chair  a report of your Marshalling Shift and overall experience.

SECOND SHIFT MARSHAL – Weekends only

  • The Players Assistant Chair  will contact you before the event to give you specific instructions, send you the TP suggested Turn Times (Raguzzi Chart)for Pace of Play recording and to coordinate the marshals shifts, carts, etc.
  • Coordinate with the first shift marshal at the first tee. Use his cart if he is not going to use it anymore (he may be playing in the tournament). Get the tee sheet from him and get any notes, a report of his findings, etc.
  • Monitor play (see general guidelines).
  • Coordinate with the Players Assistant Chair/tournament chairman about picking up the proximity markers on the front 9. If the 2nd shift marshal is at the course at the end of the tournament, he will also pick up the back 9 proximity markers. Sometimes the last group picks them up. Take a picture of each proximity card and send via text to the Tournament Chairman. Make sure there is clear understanding about the proximity markers and documenting the winners.
  • Email Jim Hartigan and Tournament Chair a report of your Marshalling Shift and overall experience.

PUBLIC  PLAY

  • Matty Reyes, Torrey Pines Golf Course Manager, may meet with marshals to provide instructions how to deal with the public play.
  • Contact Info: MMReyes@sandiego.gov.