2007 VICB Golf Scramble!
   
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This event is co-sponsored
by the VICB and:

Hamamatsu (Key Sponsor) hamamatsu.com
Biotage www.biotage.com
Varian, Inc. www.varianinc.com
Velocity 11www.velocity11.com

 

Thursday, May 17th
Vanderbilt Legends Club, Franklin, TN

 

 

 
   

The Vanderbilt Institute of Chemical Biology will hold its first annual VICB Golf Scramble on Thursday, May 17th at the Vanderbilt Legends Club, Roper's Knob Course, Franklin, TN.

The scramble will begin at 1:30 pm with a shotgun start. Box lunches will be provided beforehand starting at noon. The Legends practice range will be available to all participants.

VICB faculty, lab members, and administrative personnel are invited to play - at no charge. Slots are limited and will be filled on a first-come-first-served basis.

 

 

Sign Up Today!

To Sign Up: E-mail Phil Kingsley at philip.j.kingsley@vanderbilt.edu or call 936-3883.

Please provide your approximate handicap or playing experience.

 
   

Directions to the Legends Club: The Vanderbilt Legends Club is located approximately 20 minutes from downtown Nashville and 30 minutes from Nashville International Airport. From Interstate 65 South, exit Cool Springs Boulevard West. Turn right onto Mack Hatcher Parkway then right onto Franklin Road. Legends Club Lane is the first street on your right.

Alternate Route: Follow Franklin Pike from Nashville. The Legends Club entrance will be on your left approximately1/2 mile beyond Mallory Station Road.

Parking: Parking is available in the lower parking lot (below the club house) near the Pavilion. Box lunches will be served at 12:00 pm at the Pavilion.

Itinerary
Play will commence via shotgun start at 1:30 pm.
A registration table will be set up by 11:30 at the Pavilion – pick up your free VICB Golf Scramble 2007 t-shirt here.
Lunch will be available at 12:00.
The driving range, located next to the Pavilion, will be available at 12:30 at no charge to VICB players.
Players should “saddle up” in the carts at 1:20.  Announcements will be made by Legends staff around this time.  The Pro will provide additional instructions and the carts will head out to the various team-assigned holes to begin.
At the conclusion of play, please return carts to the staging area and bring your scorecards to the pavilion for scoring.   Announcements and awarding of prizes will follow.

Carts: Golf carts will be provided.

Club Rentals: If you need golf clubs, the Legends can rent them to you for $45 plus tax. Please inform Phil Kingsley as soon as possible if you need to rent clubs).

Driving Range: Located next to the Pavilion - free for all VICB scramble participants.

Attire: Appropriate golf attire is required by all players.  Men are permitted to wear shirts with collars and sleeves, slacks or bermuda shorts.  Women are permitted to wear skirts, slacks, bermuda shorts and appropriate golf blouses.  Non-metal spikes are required.  Articles not permitted are:  blue jeans, tank tops, t-shirts, cut-offs, sweat pants, short shorts, or other athletic shorts.

Shoes: Soft (non-metal) spikes and tennis shoes are permitted.

Format:  This event will be a modified golf scramble with Shotgun Start.  All participants will be assigned to one of approximately ten teams consisting of three or four players.  These teams will compete against each other.  Play proceeds in the following manner:     
1.  All team members hit his/her tee shot on a hole (however, not everyone has to play a
      tee-shot; if you like a tee shot and don’t think it can be improved upon, proceed to the
      ball).
2.  The best shot tee shot is selected and each team member then plays the 2nd shot.
      Again, the best 2nd shot is selected and each team member plays the 3rd shot.  This
      continues until the hole is completed.
3.  The Two-Putt rule is in effect.  Once a team is positioned on the green, each
       player will take one putt at the hole.  If all players miss their first putt, the team adds
       one more stroke to their score without putting a second time and proceeds to the next
       tee.  This rule does not apply if you reach a par five green in two.

A shotgun start means that all the teams will start play at the same time, on different holes.  Each team will play around the course and their round will finish when they arrive at their starting hole.  For example, if your team starts on Hole #13, your group has completed the round when you complete Hole #12.

Tees:  Men will play from the White tees, Ladies from the Red tees, if they desire.

Lie of the Ball:  Lies may be improved within (1) club length of the ball everywhere except;
1.  In bunkers or water hazards
2.  When improving a lie would move the ball closer to the hole
3.  When improving a lie would move the ball onto the green.

Rules of Play:  All USGA Rules Apply      
               
Pace of Play:  In the interest of everyone’s enjoyment please maintain a maximum pace of 14 minutes per hole. Please cooperate with course rangers to maintain this appropriate pace of play.

Cart Path Usage:  Carts are 90 degrees except on Par 3s.   Please keep golf carts 30 yards away from the greens

Care of the Golf Course:  Please help maintain the conditioning of our golf courses by filling all divots with sand and repairing all ball marks made on the putting greens.

Contests and Prizes:  There are prizes - Legends gift certificates - for the top two teams and three contests in which all players may participate.
1st place team – $30 per player
2nd place team – $20 per player
Longest drive; the longest drive, which is in the fairway, on Hole #2 - $50
Longest Putt; the longest putt holed on Hole #10 - $50
Closest to the pin; the tee shot which comes to rest closest to the pin on Hole #3 - $50
Straightest Drive; the drive which is closest to the line running the length of the fairway, Hole #18 - $50

Inclement Weather:  Two quick blasts of the air horn is the official signal to cease play.  Please mark balls and seek shelter immediately.  A single long blast of the horn is the signal to resume play.

We will not be able to guarantee the weather so be sure to bring your sunscreen and an umbrella.  If you hear thunder or see lightning, return to the clubhouse or the Pavilion or find shelter (not under a tree). 

 

 
   

Legends
Clubhouse

Pavilion
 
   
 
   

Legends Hosted Events

Tennessee State Open Championship - 1993 - 1996
Tennessee Challenge Cup Matches - 1993 - 1999
National Club Championship for Women
SEC Women's Championship
U.S. Senior Open Qualifying
Tennessee Pro-Pro Championship
1997 U.S. Girls' Junior Championship
2000 & 2001 LPGA Electrolux USA Championship hosted by
Vince Gill and Amy Grant and
the 2002 LPGA Aerus Electrolux USA Championship hosted by
Vince Gill and Amy Grant
2004, 2005 & 2006 LPGA Franklin American Mortgage Championship hosted by
Vince Gill and Amy Grant

 
   

 

Welcome to the Vanderbilt Institute of Chemical Biology. The VICB is a trans-institutional initiative between the College of Arts and Science and the School of Medicine. The Institute's mission is to provide research and training in the application of chemical approaches to the solution of important biomedical problems. The proximity of the Chemistry Department and the School of Medicine facilitates this process. Our members represent a range of research interests and technologies with particular strengths in analytical methodology and molecular imaging, cellular responses to chemical stress, small molecule discovery, enzyme and receptor chemistry, proteomics, structural biology, and chemical synthesis.

The VICB provides a fertile ground for graduate education. Three parallel tracks exist for training students in VICB laboratories: the Chemistry Department Graduate Program, the Interdisciplinary Graduate Program, and the Chemical and Physical Biology Graduate Program. Each of these programs provides a different environment for graduate training suited to the needs and interests of the individual student. An active seminar program supplements formal classroom training. The VICB provides fellowships and salary supplements to outstanding applicants. All applicants to each of the three graduate programs are considered equally for these awards so a separate application is not necessary.

Vanderbilt has a rich assortment of core facilities that provide access to techniques and equipment at the frontiers of biomedical research. The VICB operates the Molecular Recognition and Screening Facility, which generates monoclonal antibodies and single-chain antibodies and also provides access to high throughput screening of chemical libraries for interrogation of biological function. Links to other institutional core facilities are provided.

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