1. OUT OF BOUNDS (Rule 18.2)
*Car park area around clubhouse
*Areas defined by posts and in-ground markers painted black and white.
*Ground outside club’s boundary fence
*The grassy strip between the concrete path and the fence on the side of the 15th green.
2. ABNORMAL COURSE CONDITIONS (INCLUDING IMMOVABLE OBSTRUCTIONS) (Rule 16)
* All wire screens, staked trees and their protective wire, hazard pegs, distance markers, sand boxes, course signs and artificially surfaced cart paths are immovable obstructions.
All other cart paths are an integral part of the course – no relief is available.
* Gardens on 1st , 2nd and 10th tees.
* Roadway across 2nd and 12th fairways.
* Bridge approaches on 15th hole.
* Patches of exposed and embedded rocks in the general area that cannot be easily moved
3. SPRINKLER HEADS and irrigation outlets are immovable obstructions. Additional relief is available if a ball lies in the general area and a sprinkler head or irrigation outlet which is within two club-lengths of the green and the ball, intervenes on the line of play to the hole.
4. MAXIMUM SCORE (Rule 21.2)
Maximum score applies. 10 strokes per hole. Does not apply to championship or honour board events.

PENALTY FOR BREACH OF LOCAL RULE : Stroke play – two strokes Match Play – Loss of Hole

DISTANCE MARKERS ARE MEASURED TO THE CENTRE OF THE GREEN – Yellow 200m Blue 150m Red 100m

FLAG POSITIONS ON GREEN – Red flag (front) Yellow flag (middle) Blue flag (back)

Golf Etiquette                                              www.golf.org.au
• Play the course as you find it and play your ball as it lies
• Play by the Rules and in the spirit of the game
• Be responsible for applying your own penalties if you breach a Rule, so that you cannot gain any potential advantage over your opponent in match play or other players in stroke play.

Please be mindful of other players, care for the course and follow the rules by:
• ensuring that nobody is in the line of play or near your swing
• not distracting players when they are addressing the ball or making their stroke
• playing at a prompt pace and without delay.
• allowing other players coming up to pass when you are searching for a lost ball by signalling the players following them to pass, and waiting to continue play until those players have passed and are out of range.
• making sure that any turf that is displaced is replaced at once and pressed down.
• carry a sand bucket at all times and use the sand to repair divots.
• raking bunkers and replacing rakes in the rake holders.
• replacing the flag stick properly in the hole before players leave the putting green.
• only driving Golf Carts in areas designated by the green staff.