Handicap Committee
The Commonwealth National Golf Club Handicap Committee is dedicated to ensuring fair and competitive play in accordance with USGA guidelines for handicap administration. Using Cap Patrol, we actively monitor members' daily play and tournament performance to maintain the integrity of the game. Based on this data, handicap adjustments may be applied to competitors in CNGC tournaments to reflect demonstrated ability and promote equitable competition. Our goal is to uphold the spirit of the game by providing a fair and transparent system for all members.
Feats of Golf
Holes-in-One
- Jeff Donohue - April 15, aced the 148 yard 12th hole with his 6 iron playing with John Cweiber, Jim Spaulding and Brian Wendling
- John Carroll - March 25, aced the 82 yard 8th hole using his 56 degree wedge playing with Naish Berran, David Laurinaitis and Bill Shulby
- Michael Miller - February 8, aced the 153 yard 16th hole
Player of the Year Standings
Men’s Gross
T1st: Dave Connolly, Jonathan Muller, Tom Schrandt, Erik Shaw - 85 points
T5th: Tom Donnelly, Cesar Martinez - 80 points
T7th: Tom Barklage, Shawn Gallagher, Jeffrey Johnson, Andrew Seabrook - 75 points
Men’s Net
1st: Brian Wendling - 110 points
T2nd: David DelBeccaro, Shawn Gallagher, Mark Gerdelmann, Dan Klein, Steven Krawulski, Joshua Levy, Michael Tran - 95 points
9th: Michael Moyer - 85 points
T10th: John Cweiber, Steven Gozur, Patrick McHenry, Trevor Paskman, Richard Rudnet, Jim Sessa, Jim Spaulding, Ian Widensky - 70 points
Women’s Gross
1st: Linda Kennedy - 135 points
2nd: Jackie Wright - 120 points
3rd: Kerry LaPatta - 115 points
4th: Stephanie Harding - 110 points
5th: Karli Schilling -80 points
T6th: Jennifer Dorfmeister, Janice Nissen - 60 points
T8th: Julie Battista, Maureen Frederick, Betty Morrison, Maria Rafferty, Christina Tancredi - 55 points
Women’s Net
1st: Julie Battista - 85 points
2nd: Marilynn Genesio - 60 points
T 3rd: Elizabeth Patterson, Karen Schilling, Karli Schilling, Christina Tancredi - 10 points
*Reflects points given for all events through April 30. Includes participation points for Men’s Founders’ Cup.
- Congrats to our 2024 Players of the Year
- Men’s Gross POY - 1st: John Alterman - 400 points
- Men’s Net POY – 1st: Mark Gerdelmann - 825 points
- Women’s Gross POY - 1st: Karen Siegel - 610 points
- Women’s Net POY – T-1st: Julie Battista, Karen Schilling - 915 points
Reciprocal Program
As part of our exclusive reciprocal program, Commonwealth National Golf Club members can enjoy access to Rivercrest Golf Club & Preserve on Mondays for just a cart fee, based on availability. This partnership offers a great opportunity to experience another premier course while enjoying added membership benefits. Standard guest fees apply for non-members, but this special arrangement provides CNGC members with expanded playing opportunities on the one day that the club is closed. Take advantage of this unique member perk and enjoy even more great golf!
- RiverCrest Golf Club - 100 Golf Club Drive, Phoenixville, PA 19460
- Tee times must be made for Mondays only by contacting the CNGC Golf Shop at 215-672-3356
- Rate - CNGC members are responsible for cart fee of only, non-member guest fee is $85 per person plus mandatory cart. If you would like a better understanding of the club, please visit their website at www.rivercrestgolfclub.com.
Outside of our formal relationship with Rivercrest, we’re often asked to help with members who are traveling outside of the are for access to some of the best clubs in the country. We’re always happy to assist with these requests, but please review the reciprocal policy prior to making this request to understand how it works.
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Commonwealth Pride
As you step onto the first tee, you’ll see a sign that embodies the heart of our club: "Commonwealth Pride... a shot really isn’t finished until the damage has been repaired. Being a golfer means finishing every shot." This simple yet powerful message defines our shared responsibility to maintain and respect the course we call home.
The Commonwealth Pride Pledge is more than just fixing ball marks, replacing divots, or keeping the course clean—it’s about honoring the game and fostering a culture of respect. Playing without delay, leading by example, and treating fellow members, guests, and staff with courtesy all contribute to the exceptional golf experience we value. This is your home away from home, and the Commonwealth spirit is what makes it truly special.
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