Winners will be sent out via e-mail and are also available on the Broadmoor Men's Golf Club website.

The Men's Club strives to send the results out Wednesday night, however, there may be instances where this is not possible.

While the Men's Club strives to make no errors, errors will occur. However, once the results have been sent to the pro-shop, they are official and will only change at the discretion of the Men's Club Executive.

Members of the Men's Club Executive, GolfWright Sales, and the County of Strathcona are not personally responsible for any errors in the prizes, either weekly or tournament.

All gift certificates are rounded to the nearest dollar.

Gift certificates are issued by Golf Wright Sales, which is owned by the Broadmoor Public Golf Course Executive Pro Trent Wright not by the Men's Club.

The gift certificates expire on December 24th of the year they were issued.

Gift certificates are only valid for pro-shop merchandise, like clothing, balls, shoes, clubs, etc.

Gift certificates cannot be used for green fees, cart rentals, or range balls.

If you lose a gift certificate, it cannot be replaced so treat them like cash! The Men's Club is not responsible for these gift certificates.

All prizes can be collected the following Wednesday from the starter.

The minimum gift certificate awarded will be $10.

The maximum gift certificate prize for deuce holes is $100.

All cash prizes are rounded to the nearest dollar.

All prizes can be collected the following Wednesday from the starter.

The minimum cash prize awarded will be $10.

The maximum cash prize for skins is capped at $100.

All cash and gift certificate prizes won (both weekly and tournament) are tracked and the player who wins the most during the year will be crowned the point leader.

Tournament birdie board winnings no longer count towards the Order of Merit.

Random draw prizes, door prizes and 50/50 winnings do not count for the Order of Merit.

Points are assigned one point per dollar won.

If you make a hole-in-one on Men’s Night or during a Men’s Club tournament, you will receive a $200 “insurance” towards your clubhouse tab.

It does not matter if your hole-in-one occurs on the front or back nine, only that it occurs during Men’s Night or a Men’s Club tournament.

The insurance is only valid in the clubhouse bar. If you spend less than $200, you will receive less than $200. If you spend more, you are responsible for the overage.

Save your receipt from the clubhouse bar and arrange for someone from the Men’s Club Executive to pick it up.