These guidelines provide a base on which the game of golf should be played.

For detailed information - refer to the "Rules of Golf - Section 1"

Speed of Play
The following are suggestions to assist with the keeping you place in the field without unduly affecting your own enjoyment of your game.

• Walk smartly between shots and from the green.
• Mark your card at the next tee & the player with the honour making his card after teeing off.
• Always move to your own ball as closely as possible without interfering with other players line of sigh or swing.
• If you are losing ground or have a lost ball problem, call the following players through, particularly if you have already fallen behind.
• If there is any doubt that the ball is out of bounds, particularly in a stroke round, then play a provisional ball.

Care of the Course

• Bunkers - rake over footprints and club marks
• Divots & Ball Marks - replace divots or fill with sand and repair all pitch marks
• Flag Stick - when attending the flagstick, keep your feet as far from the hole as possible

Safety

• Ensure that no-one is standing close-by or in a position to be hit by the club, ball, or stones, twigs etc when making a stroke or practice swing
• Do not play until players in front are out of range
• Give way to Green's staff at all times

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