M Moss
D Lee
L Annandale
J Anderson
D Rae
M Watkin
A McMillan
J Gorman
K Bayne

Guidance for Competitors

To obtain a handicap a player must submit THREE cards to the Match Committee, of which at least one must be a Medal Competition.  A certain standard of playing competence will be required to be shown before a new handicap is allocated.  Each competitor is expected to report to the starter and be ready for play at least TEN minutes before his tee-off time.

Each player is asked to ensure that his score is entered into the Personal Score Input system.  The computer is situated in the main lounge.  If you have any questions or difficulties with the system please contact any committee member, or the Club administrator, who should be able to help.  Any competitor failing to enter his score in the computer will be banned from the next weekend medal competition.  It is the responsibility of the competitor  to check that his score is correct, check his handicap is on his card, ensure that both the marker and himself have signed the card and to return the card (letter box in the main lounge) to the Match Committee.  Any alterations to a card must be initialled by the marker.  Once a card has been posted the competitor is not entitled to have it returned to him for any reason.

Starters

All players are under the control of the starter, to whom EACH player MUST report before commencing play.

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SLOW PLAY must at all times be discouraged.  A three ball medal round should take no longer than 3 hours 30 minutes.  Practice golf etiquette by playing a provisional ball (always inform your playing partners), take no longer than FIVE minutes to look for your ball and always wave players through if your group is losing ground. Slow play should be reported to the Match Secretary -  who will decide if penalties be applied.   Players should appreciate it is not enough to stay in front of the group behind but to stay right behind the group in front.

Golfers should give way to walkers on the right of way at the seventh, eightth, thirteenth and fifteenth fairways.

Single Players are allowed but if course is busy they will be paired up by the starter. This is to prevent slow play and that everyone can enjoy their game.

Please repair your pitchmarks, replace divots and rake bunkers!!!!

During a practice round the hitting of more than two balls at any one hole is strictly forbidden.

Four ball matches are banned from first tee on a Tuesday and Wednesday from 4 pm to 6 pm or from within 30 minutes of a medal competition.  Groups leaving the first tee MUST NOT become a fourball later.  Cutting in on the course is ONLY permitted when you are authorised to do so by the starter.  When you are on the tee the hole you are playing and the one behind MUST BOTH BE COMPLETELY CLEAR.

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Ladies have priority on a Tuesday from 9.00 to 9.30 am, 12 noon to 1 pm and from 5 pm to 6 pm.  Seniors have priority on Thursdays from 8.15 am to 10.15 am.  Juniors have no priority on the course.  Unaccompanied juniors may not play from the first tee between 4 pm and 6 pm on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays or within half an hour of a medal competition.