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The spirit of golf lies in proper handicapping. The source of equitable handicap indexes is an accurate course rating system. The NCGA follows USGA principles and rates each of its courses through the direction of staff and well-trained course rating committeemen.

Looking for the slope and course rating of a certain golf course? Go to the Course Directory page.

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Membership Card Information

PLEASE RETAIN THE NCGA MEMBERSHIP CARD THAT YOU RECEIVED IN 2005.

NCGA plastic membership cards will no longer be issued on a yearly basis. Please retain the membership card that you received in 2005. Cards will only be generated for new members or for replacement orders.

During the NCGA Annual Fall Renewal Period, NCGA membership cards are not issued because the NCGA is not billing the club for 2005 membership dues.

Orders for replacements cards during the renewal period will be accepted but cards for new members and replacement orders will not be issued until January. If an active member has a card lost or stolen during the Annual Fall Renewal Period, NCGA will submit a verification sheet on the member’s behalf to Poppy Hills and Poppy Ridge.

NCGA members who have not yet received their membership card may receive Poppy Hills discounts with their NCGA/GHIN Membership number and photo I.D. Poppy Hills has access to the latest membership information and can confirm the status of an individual’s membership. Poppy Ridge does NOT have access to such current information at this time (Poppy Ridge’s information is updated once a month). It may be necessary to contact the NCGA Office days in advance of a Poppy Ridge visit in order to secure discounts. Photo I.D. will be required at Poppy Ridge.

Multi-Member Rebate Information

The NCGA discontinued the Multi Member Rebate Program in 2006.  From 2003 to 2006, the number of rebate submissions dropped 43% to an all-time low and to a point where only a little more than 6% of those eligible for a rebate applied. This drastic decline, coupled with the high cost and resources necessary to process applications, did not justify continuing the program.