LAST MINUTE OPEN DAY CHECKLIST
NIGHT BEFORE OPEN DAY
Back up tournament on flash drive
Pack
Computer & Printer (Num Key Pad also if have one)
TPP & OD Manual along with Green Book, Rules & Decision Book
Hole in One Form and Bag Tag
Completed Arrangement and Pre-Entry Forms
Scorecards, Cart signs, Notice to Competitors
Blank Scorecard and Paper stock
Pace of Play, Last Announcement
Table signs
Clubs Represented, Thank you and Awards Form
Alpha (8), Starters (8), Flight Lists (3)
Personal Checkbook to reimburse OD Assistant for Gas Mileage
Enough Cash to cover 2 or 3 No Shows – Just in case.
DAY OF OPEN DAY
Check in with Pro/Food & Beverage/Club Volunteers
Give Cart signs, NTC, Tee signs (if necessary) to Pro Shop and check for cancellations
Pick up pencils, tees, ball markers if Pro allows
Lay out Scorecards
Post Alpha List, Tee Assignments, Flight Report & Laminated Card (Be sure the tape you use does not cause harm to the walls.)
Check that the food served for breakfast agrees with the Arrangement Form
Give Final Announcement 15 minutes prior to shotgun
Check that there is a basket for awards balls and volunteer if needed
Distribute table tents for awards meal
Buy balls from Pro Shop
Get receipt from Bookkeeper/OD Chair/Clerk for monies taken in
Marshal and take pictures
Grab lunch with your OD Assistant. You cover their lunch and submit expense report.
Check that the food served for lunch agrees with the Arrangement Form
Hang “Quiet Scoring in Progress” Sign
Compute Scores and figure out ball distribution
Complete Thank you list
Announce Awards
IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING OPEN DAY
Use TPP to post scores and then check a couple on GHIN.NET
Send Thank You Notes. (Some DIC’s write them during the Open Day down time.)
Send 1031 and 1032 Statistic reports to the OD Director and OD Asst Director.
You should retain the following for a few weeks or months after the Open Day
-Scorecards
-Entry Forms
-Signed Money Collection sheet
When no longer needed, you should destroy (shred) any paperwork with member names, GHIN numbers, addresses or phone numbers. The WGANC office can help with the shredding.