a. All fenced boundaries of the course are out of bounds.
b. The 9th Fairway is out of bounds from the 8th Tee, Fairway, Rough and Water
.
a. Barbed wire inside the perimeter fence.
b.Tee boxes, sun shelters, benches, flag stick holders, signs, ropes, poles,
broom holders and the club house, spare hole covers on the brown.
Relief can also be taken from off the brown if the spare hole cover is on
the line of the intended shot.
a. Rollers.
b. Blue, white, red yellow and fiarway marker stakes.
c. a broom may be removed from it's holder if it interferes with line of sight.
a. All areas as defined.
b. Any man made pile of sand.
c Any pile of rubbish or dead branches.
d. Any area rendered unplayable by animals.
a. Any twigs, stones, animal droppigs and small branches.
a. On the fairways there will be relief from water/storm damage.
b. There will be NO relief from water/storm damage in the rough.
a. Ball on the fairway should be played using a mat directly under where the
ball came to rest.
b. If the ball is on the fairway and the player's stance or a fairway mound
impedes area of intended swing, then relief may be taken if the ball is on
the fairway, relief may be taken from any small bushes that impede either
the ball or the player's swing.here will be NO relief from water/storm
damage in the rough.
a. Relief may be taken if a player's ball comes to rest on a downward slope
of a mound around a brown.
b. The relief will be taken the same side of the slope that the ball has come
to rest and no nearer the hole.
a. Mats must be of either astro-turf, carpet or matting with a minimum area
of 36 square inches.
b. A player's ball must be placed on the mat at least one ball width away
from any edge of the mat.
c. Mats that have bare or thin areas within them shall no longer be permitted
in competition
a. The PUTTING SURFACE must not be altered by the player, his partner
or his caddie in such a way so as to influence the putt to the player's
advantage. (Only loose stones, loose earth, animal damage or footprints
may be removed from the player's line of putt and only by picking them
up or brushing them aside with his hand, a soft brush or a club)
b. Brushing should be carried out lightly, in one direction from the position
of the ball towards the hole.
c. Brushing is only permitted when playing off the brown where animal
damage has occurred to the surface of the brown.
d. After putting out, brush the brown before you depart in order to help
following players.
a. Ball in the rough and played as it lies without the use of the mat - NO
PENALTY.
b. Ball in the rough and played using the mat directly under where the ball
came to rest - ONE PENALTY STROKE
c. Ball in the rough and deemed unplaybale. Under Unplayable Rule, ONE
PENALTY STROKE for moving the ball. No further penalty if mat NOT
used.
d. Ball in the rough and deemed unplayable. Under Unplayable Rule, ONE
PENALTY STROKE for moving ball and a further PENALTY STROKE
if the mat is then used.
NB Under Ball Unplayable Rule (Rule 28), if after the ball is moved it is
now on the fairway, the mat can be used without further penalty.
e. Only LOOSE stones are allowed to be moved to enable the ball to be
played. Embedded stones must not be dug out.