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WSU Faculty Staff Association WSU Faculty Staff Association FALL Golf League 2026 Come join the fun and golf at some of the best courses in Northern Utah!! Cost: FSA Member’s total payment: $30.00 and Non Members total payment: $50.

WSU Faculty Staff Association

WSU Faculty Staff Association

FALL Golf League 2026

Come join the fun and golf at some of the best courses in Northern Utah!!

Cost: FSA Member’s total payment: $30.00 and Non Members total payment: $50.00

(League fee includes entrance to the league and a contribution to the prize fund)

COURSES: Riverside = $19, The Barn = $18, El Monte = $17, The Bluff = $19, Sun Hills = $19

Total Prepaid Fees = $92 will be included in registration payment.

GRAND TOTAL FSA Member’s total payment: $122 and Non-Members total payment: $142

The format is a nine hole, two-person best ball, six-week league held on Thursday afternoons. Tee times will start at 2:00

pm. The league will start on September 14, 2026! You must be a 27 handicap or better on 9 holes to participate in this

league. If you do not know your handicap, please call Uriah Yadon at ext. 6692 uriahyadon@weber.edu. Win team and

individual prizes!

DATE LOCATION

Sept 14 Riverside (PREPAY w/Registration Fee)

Sept 21 The Bluff (PREPAY w/Registration Fee)

Sept 28 Remuda Pay at the course

Oct 5 El Monte (PREPAY w Registration Fee) Starting at 1:40

Oct 12 Sun Hills (PREPAY w Registration Fee) Starting at 1:57

Oct 19 The Barn (PREPAY w/Registration Fee)

-PREPAID COURSES-

Each course requires us to prepay green fees when we schedule the tee times. If you are going to play those courses,

those greens fees will be paid with your league registration. The prepayment is just for green fees, cart fees are separate

and paid at the course.

Let us know if you need help finding a partner!

Register Online by September 10th by EOD via the Weber E-Store at the following link :

https://secure.touchnet.com/C20249_ustores/web/product_detail.jsp?PRODUCTID=5351

For more information contact: Patti Rasmussen at prasmussen1@weber.edu or ext 6605, Uriah Yadon at

uriahyadon@weber.edu or ext 6692

If you are not a member of the Faculty Staff Association (FSA) and you are a current full time employee at

WSU, joining FSA will save you $20 for the golf league (and $20 more in the Spring!) FSA will be checking

against our Records.

FSA membership costs only $1.50/paycheck (payroll withdrawal) and includes free or heavily discounted

monthly activities. Join today at weber.edu/fsa.

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