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Kennedy Men's Club

Oct 11 2026

My Scorecard

We're introducing My Scorecard, a new scoring app available to all club members, free to use. Whether you're playing a casual round with friends, following your Strubel Tour scores, or competing in the Match Play tournament, it's an easy way to keep your scores and contest results together.

Keep your group's scores and follow your contests right from your phone. Choose your course, add your players, select each player's tees, and start scoring.

Open My Scorecard

Set up your round

Select a course and your players, including an optional guest. Pick tees for each player and preview their course handicap. Your home screen keeps the course, tees, handicaps, and selected contests together.

Enter scores one hole at a time

Use the large plus and minus controls to enter each player's gross score, then post the hole. Jump between holes or review the group's scorecard. Scores are saved when posted, so your group can return to the round later.

Net Scoring for the Strubel Tour

Use Net Scoring to track your Strubel Tour round. Select the handicap percentage required, usually 90%, enter gross scores, and review calculated net scores and totals. Stroke dots and plus-handicap markers show where handicap strokes apply.

Follow your Match Play tournament match

Set up an individual match, a team best-ball match, or both. Handicaps are wheeled off the lowest handicap in each match. Follow the live match status, expand the scorecard for hole-by-hole results, and see the winner when the match is decided.

Use your tournament's required settings and continue following its official score-reporting procedures.

Keep track of the Points Contest

Choose 666 rotating-partner net best-ball skins, birdies, greenies, triple crown, and grand slam. Results show points and their value at your selected amount per point. Completed four-player 666 contests also show a settlement grid comparing what each player owes or receives.

Draw teams for two-man best ball

Blind Draw brings together selected players scoring on the same course and date. Generate random two-man teams, choose a handicap percentage, and optionally set an entry amount and payouts. An odd field uses a Ghost partner; the ghost receives no payout. Rankings, scores to par, and payouts update from the players' posted scores.

Look back through History

Revisit previous course-and-date rounds with read-only scorecards and the contest results configured for that round.

Start your next round

Screenshots show mobile screens with demo players and sample scores. Tap an image to view it full size.

Aug 9 2026

Bob Knutson

Stroke Play Club Champion

Bob is our Stroke Play Club Champion with an even par two day gross total of 142. He lapped the field by 7 strokes to win his 10th Stroke Play title.

Aug 9 2026

Jeff Pratt

Championship Flight Club Champion

Jeff is our Championship Flight Club Champion with a two day total of 136. He defeated Greg Davis on the first playoff hole with a birdie.

Aug 9 2026

Mark Parizotto

Kennedy Flight Club Champion

Mark is our Kennedy Flight Club Champion with a two day total of 139. He beat Henry Leuthauser and Kirk Stamper by 1 stroke.

Aug 9 2026

Ken Howard

Presidents Flight Club Champion

Ken is our Presidents Flight Club Champion with a two day total of 139. He bested a group of three by 4 strokes.

Aug 9 2026

Stephen Rickles

Vice Presidents Flight Club Champion

Stephen is our Vice Presidents Flight Club Champion with a two day total of 137. He survived a tough 18th hole to win by 1 stroke.

May 28 2026

The 2026 Memorial Tournament honors Joe Dowe (1936-2025)

This year we honor our late Kennedy Men's Club member and friend, Joe Dowe, who passed away last November. Next time you hit a good shot, think of Joe. Anyone who had the pleasure of playing with Joe knows how great of a ball striker he was! As KMC President Trent Wood said, "he was a true gentleman with an even truer golf swing!" We look forward to honoring Joe this on Saturday, May 30th.

Mar 14 2026

The Spring Banquet is just two weeks away!

It's time to reactivate your membership! Do so right now by clicking here. Please also take the time to RSVP for the Spring Banquet and sign up for our first tournament. As a reminder, our Spring Banquet will be on SATURDAY, March 28th at 6:00 p.m. this year. Yes, we said SATURDAY! Our first tournament will be the Individual Low Gross on April 11th.

Denver Golf changes policy on Gift Certificates at pro shops

We've been informed that the city is limiting how you can use your gift certificate winnings at Denver pro shops. Moving forward, gift certificates can only be used to purchase merchandise. This means, you will NOT be able to use gift certificates toward greens fees, range balls, or cart fees. This applies to all Denver Golf courses, not just Kennedy.

As a reminder, Kennedy Men's Club offers the option to receive your tournament winnings as credit with the Club instead of Gift Certificates at Denver Golf. This option allows you to use your winnings to pay for KMC tournaments including tournament greens fees. You can always cash out your KMC credit at any time. Please note that the USGA has restrictions on tournament winning payouts in regards to amateur status. Please read the rules on maintaining amateur status if you are considering playing in CGA or USGA sanctioned tournaments.

Because of this change, we are anticipating a number of members will want to reverse their payout option for 2026. So, next time you login to your KMC account, you will be asked to confirm your payout election. To be clear, we do not endorse either method of payout, but given the significance of this change by the city, we want to give you the ability to change your election if you so choose.

Vote on the final two design themes for the Kennedy Clubhouse!

Thanks in part to your input, the city has narrowed the design themes to two finalists. They now want your input to decide which one is best for Kennedy. Click here to vote now! The deadline to vote is March 31st.

Aug 10 2025

Adam Lyle

Stroke Play Club Champion

Adam is our Stroke Play Club Champion with a gross two day total of 150. He bested Jeff Parden and Bob Knutson by two strokes.

Aug 10 2025

Jeff Parden

Championship Flight Club Champion

Jeff is our Championship Flight Club Champion with an incredible two day total of 134. He blew away the field and was in contention for the gross club champion.

Aug 10 2025

Michael Nagy

Kennedy Flight Club Champion

Michael is our Kennedy Flight Club Champion with a two day total of 139. He was tied with Andrew Troxel after regulation and won in a playoff on the first hole.

Aug 10 2025

Jeff Stahlhut

President's Flight Club Champion

Jeff is our President's Flight Club Champion with a two day total of 138. He was tied with Steve Park after regulation and won the playoff on the first hole.

Aug 10 2025

Dave Bomgardner

Vice President's Flight Club Champion

Dave is our Vice President's Flight Club Champion with a two day total of 143. He edged out Andrew Cole by 2 strokes.

Sep 24 2024

BEWARE OF GOLF MARKERS THAT DON'T COMPLY WITH USGA RULES

Recently, a piece of equipment was discovered in the Kennedy Men's Club that should serve as a reminder to everyone to please watch out for equipment that violates the rules of golf.

Specifically, the LINASHI Golf Green Slope Marker, which claims to be "professional," is in fact a non-compliant ball marker that contains a ball level. This is where the issue lies:

According to USGA Rule 4.3, ball markers must not include any features designed to measure or interpret conditions like slope or green speed. Thus, the above referenced ball marker or anything similar is not permitted in Kennedy Men’s Club tournaments.

Please reach out to a Board member if you have any questions!

May 26 2024

AN IMPORTANT NOTE ABOUT ATTESTATIONS

The Board has decided that beginning with the Two Man Two Day tournament, all players are required to attest their score online after the round. If you do not attest your score, you will be disqualified from that round! If you need help attesting your score, please see a committee member following your round, we are happy to help you with the process.

Apr 12 2024

LOCAL RULES UPDATES

FREE RELIEF FROM CERTAIN TREES

You may take relief from any tree with wire fencing around the trunk ONLY IF the tree or fencing interferes with your stance or swing. There is NO relief if your shot (line of sight to the hole) is impacted by the tree.

UPDATED DROP AREAS

Look for new white painted drop areas on #6, #13, #15, and #18. Beware that the drop areas for #6 and #18 have moved and are no longer the white tee boxes. As a reminder, on #6 and #18 you may use the drop zones after your SECOND SHOT enters the penalty area. On #13 and #15, you may use the drop areas after your TEE SHOT enters the penalty area.

May 22 2023

PLEASE RESPECT OUR HOME COURSE

For those who were able to play this past weekend in our two events honoring our late friends James and George, we hope you had a great time! We were treated with some great weather, and a golf course that's in the best shape we've seen in years. While the recent rain has helped with course conditions, what you may not know is that there's renewed effort by golf course staff to improve conditions. This is great news, and we're hopeful this passion continues! However, not all maintenance is the responsibility of golf course staff, it's YOUR responsibility to be a steward of our home course as well. So we kindly ask you to respect the golf course in the following ways:

Golf carts SHOULD NEVER be taken off cart paths where cart paths exist. This means:

NO driving on grass near TEE BOXES.
NO driving on grass near GREENS.
Remember, these areas get the most traffic on the golf course, and riding carts DAMAGE GRASS!
The only exception are for those with handicap placards issued by the pro shop.

Players must pair up in golf carts.

NO MORE than 2 riding carts per foursome. (The only exception are first and last groups that carry tournament signage.)

We all must repair course damage created by playing the game. This means:

FILL OR REPLACE your divots.
FIX your ball marks.
RAKE sand traps after hitting your shot.
Be a GREAT steward of the course by fixing one additional divot, or ball mark, or un-raked area of a sand trap after fixing your own damage.

Gentlemen, do not treat the above as optional. Respecting the course is mandatory! For those who don't comply with the above, remember that Kennedy Golf Course staff reserves the right to remove a cart, or player during any event! The KMC Board can also take disciplinary action (including removal from the club) against a player who woefully ignores the above. By following these guidelines you not only show respect to the course, you show it to your playing partners, the golf course staff, and everyone else who plays the course.

Along those lines, pace of play is also an important part of respecting your fellow golfers. We are very proud to say that NO groups were penalized for slow play this past weekend! That's great, and we need to continue that effort. Please keep it up!

It's important to remember, we do not have the right to play Kennedy, or any of the other courses we play throughout the year, and no member should ever expect "special privileges" because he is a member of the Kennedy Men's Club. It's up to ALL OF US to set an example of how to respect and maintain the golf course we play. Kennedy is our home, let's show the course respect.

To those of you who already adhere to the above, THANK YOU!

Mar 30 2023

New local rule: Line-of-play relief around putting greens

The Men's Club Board has voted to implement a new rule intended to allow relief to players who wish to putt from just off the green, but have a sprinkler head interfering with their line-of-play. It may be used for other immovable obstructions following these guidelines:

Relief from interference by an immovable obstruction may be taken under Rule 16.1

The player also has these extra options to take relief when such immovable obstructions are close to the putting green and on the line of play:
On the line of play, and is:
Within two club-lengths of the putting green, and
Within two club-lengths of the ball.

Exception – No Relief If Line of Play Clearly Unreasonable. There is no relief under this Local Rule if the player chooses a line of play that is clearly unreasonable.

(This rule is also detailed on the Local Rules page.)