Committee, Rules and Etiquette

OFFICIALS AND COMMITTEE FOR 2020

Club Captain:                              Gordon R. Winton

Vice-Captain:                               Alex McHardy

Lady Captain:                              Lynn Menard

Honorary President:     William Cruickshank

Honorary Vice President:        Alan Still

 Honorary Vice President:     William Ewen

Match & Handicap:                       Gordon R. Winton

  Greens:                                           Bill Fraser                             

         Other committee members:     

Tam Wilson

Michael Ritchie

Grant Lawrence

Rules & Recommendations to All Club Members:

1. Familiarise yourself with the constitution and rules of the club as contained in the official handbook, which is available on request.
2. All complaints and suggestions should be submitted to the club committee in writing.
3. Courtesy on the course is essential. Players should therefore observe the rules of etiquette. Avoid slow play and take care on your golf course.
4. It is the player’s responsibility to play off their correct handicap. Consult the noticeboard or the handicap convenor if there is any uncertainty.
5. All running match play and medal play competitions will have precedence and should always be allowed through.
6. All score cards should be checked and signed by the marker and player and submitted to the committee completion.
7. All adjustments and alterations to the score cards should be initialled by the marker.
8. Members should endeavour to be on their best behaviour when using the club facilities.

Rules for Guests:

1. Members must accompany their Guest(s).
2. Only 3 Guests per Member at any one time
3. Members are responsible for the etiquette of their Guest(s).

Additional to the Rules of Etiquette

Remember to: carefully repair all plug marks on greens, smooth marks that you have made in bunkers, invite the match behind to play through if you have lost one clear hole on those in front if you have lost a ball.

Play in not more than a fourball. Avoid needless damage to the greens, tees, saplings and the course in general. Avoid taking caddy cars over tees, greens, and aprons of the greens. Players are reminded that they should keep up with the match in front, not just ahead of the match behind.

GENERALLY, AVOID SLOW PLAY