League Play
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Where?
The Preserve at Eisenhower Golf Course 1576 Generals Highway Crownsville, MD 21032 When? League Play is on Thursday evenings between 4:00 and 6:00 p.m. for nine (9) holes. Starting in May, the second Thursday of the month is Charity Night with a shotgun start (when possible) at 5:00 p.m. Weather permitting, League nights will start in April (for 2023, April 13) and continue to the Club Championship at the end of August. Some members continue to enjoy playing together after the Club Championship through the month of October, as weather and daylight permits. |
How do I participate?
Great news! We can now make our tee times online using Sign-Up Genius. You can make your tee time up to 7 days in advance. You may also make changes during that timeframe. Please remember that CLGA has tee times blocked out from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. To make a last-minute change on the day of play, call The Preserve at 410-222-3400; follow the recorded instructions to reach the Pro Shop.
Each Thursday, except Charity nights, the League Chair provides a golf game to play. Please pick up the game sheet in the Pro Shop when you pay your green fees. After the round, many of our members will gather at the Ram's Head Roadhouse for food, drink, and socializing. Completed game sheets are handed to the League Chair at the Ram's Head Roadhouse. If you are not staying, you may take a picture and send it to the League Chair or hand your game sheets to another player to give to the League Chair.
Great news! We can now make our tee times online using Sign-Up Genius. You can make your tee time up to 7 days in advance. You may also make changes during that timeframe. Please remember that CLGA has tee times blocked out from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. To make a last-minute change on the day of play, call The Preserve at 410-222-3400; follow the recorded instructions to reach the Pro Shop.
Each Thursday, except Charity nights, the League Chair provides a golf game to play. Please pick up the game sheet in the Pro Shop when you pay your green fees. After the round, many of our members will gather at the Ram's Head Roadhouse for food, drink, and socializing. Completed game sheets are handed to the League Chair at the Ram's Head Roadhouse. If you are not staying, you may take a picture and send it to the League Chair or hand your game sheets to another player to give to the League Chair.
Weekly Winners
Game sheets are collected from all League players for that evening's play. Sometimes your score card will be collected if a tie exists for first place or to determine the top 10 golfers. League night points are awarded as follows: 1 point for participating that night and 5 points are given to each of the top ten (10) players that evening. Weekly prizes accrue through the season and are awarded at the End-of-Season Dinner. Please note that the game score does not necessarily correlate to the player’s golf score for the 9 holes.
Points for each member are posted each week on the Members Only page for the top 10 winners. At the end of the season, the top 10 individuals who score the most points by the end of the season will participate in the Club Championship. In order for our members to compete equally in the Club Championship, member handicaps are used. This gives all our members the opportunity to be the CLGA Club Champion.
Game sheets are collected from all League players for that evening's play. Sometimes your score card will be collected if a tie exists for first place or to determine the top 10 golfers. League night points are awarded as follows: 1 point for participating that night and 5 points are given to each of the top ten (10) players that evening. Weekly prizes accrue through the season and are awarded at the End-of-Season Dinner. Please note that the game score does not necessarily correlate to the player’s golf score for the 9 holes.
Points for each member are posted each week on the Members Only page for the top 10 winners. At the end of the season, the top 10 individuals who score the most points by the end of the season will participate in the Club Championship. In order for our members to compete equally in the Club Championship, member handicaps are used. This gives all our members the opportunity to be the CLGA Club Champion.
2022 Championship Players
The latest CLGA champion, MK Fowler models the Pink Jacket
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Charity Nights
Charity Night is a way for CLGA to give back to our community. Each season, a charity or charities are selected by the Executive Board. In 2023, Charity Night will be hosted on the second Thursday of the month from May through September. Members receive an email to sign-up for each Charity Night. Charity Night is usually a shotgun start that begins at 5:00 p.m., followed by dinner at a predetermined location. Teams for Charity Night are created in advance and based on handicaps. Points are awarded on Charity Nights as follows: 1 point for participating, 5 points for donating to the charity, and 5 points for finishing within the top three teams. The 2023 charity is For the Kids. For the Kids is a 501 (3) (c) charity. This local non-profit was started by two Crofton businessmen in 2000 as a way to give back to their community. Each year, a local child suffering from a serious illness and in need of financial support is chosen as the beneficiary. So far, they have been able to donate almost $500,000 to local families. 2023 Charity Nights: May 11, June 8, July 13, and August 10 Club Championship The Club Championship is played in late August by the top ten League players, as determined by points earned through weekly League play. Players are ranked one through 10 and play nine (9) holes through an elimination process. The last player standing is the CLGA Club Champion for the season. After the round, all players, members, and fans are invited to celebrate the winner with dinner and drinks at a predetermined location. At the End of Season dinner, the Club Champion is recognized and awarded the coveted CLGA pink jacket. 
2022 Champion M.K. Fowler
accepts award at Closing Dinner
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