General
Green Fees & Cart Hire
General
$22.00 per day
Juniors
$10.00 per day
Introduced By Member
$15.00 per day
Corporate Groups (10 or more)
$15.00 per day
Cart Hire (Members)
$25.00 per day
Cart Hire (Non Members)
$30.00 per day - 9 holes
$40.00 per day - 18 holes
Membership Fees
Fees for a new member are charged at a pro-rata fee (other than social members)
Members
$674.00
Members 60+
$572.00
Country
$314.90
26-30
$450.00
21-25
$272.70
18-21
$165.00
Juniors 13-17
$60.00 (with handicap)
$45.00 (with handicap)
Juniors 9-12
$60.00 (with handicap)
$45.00 (with handicap)
Social
$37.00
Reciprocal Clubs
Pittwater Golf Club, Hobart
Claremont Golf Club, Hobart
Rosebery Golf Club, Rosebery
Kilmore Golf Club, Victoria
Deloraine Golf Club, Deloraine
Melton Valley Golf Club, Victoria
Mt Beauty Golf Club, Victoria
Club Office Bearers
Patron:
Mr. M. Clark
0418 140 450
President:
Mr. D. Buckingham
0448 134 577
Vice President:
Mr. T. Sims
0408 141 497
Secretary:
Mrs. T. Spinks
0437 710 441
Treasurer:
Mrs. G. Richey
0418 620 018
Captain:
Mr. J. Scott
0488 367 807
Vice-Captain:
Mr. D. Hicks
0457 606 908
Committee:
Mr. K. Wescott
0457 606 908
Mrs. D. Ratcliffe
0438 991 856
Mr. S. Dickson
0428 974 249
Mr. N. Holland
0447 511 330
Mr. L. Dransfield
0407 299 215
Course Manager:
Mr. T. Sims
0408 141 497
Bar Manager:
Chris Bailey
0409 287 286
Handicap Manager:
Mr. S. Dickson
0428 974 249
Social Committee:
Mr. D. Buckingham
0448 134 577
Ladies Office Bearers
Patroness:
Mrs Pat Halley
President:
Mrs. S Dransfield
0408 318 966
Vice President:
Mrs. Claire Plumbridge
0429 591 487
Secretary:
Mrs Helen Murfet
0456 781 031
6428 7350
Treasurer:
Mrs Joy Von Schill
0418 553 979
Captain:
Mrs Kaye Dixon
0419 893 503
Vice-Captain:
Mrs Debbie Ratcliffe
0438 991 856
Committee:
Mrs Di Baker
0408 642 724
Mrs Amanda Chilcott
0408 992 330
Handicapper:
Mrs Gail Richey
0418 620 018
Veteran Office Bearers
President:
Mr. L. Dransfield
0407 299 215
Vice President:
Mr. P. Richardson
6428 6823
Secretary:
Mr. G. Hicks
0409 911 268
Treasurer:
Mr. G. Hicks
0409 911 268
Captain:
Mr J. Viney
0458 036 034
Vice-Captain:
Mr. R. McCreghan
0418 306 777
Committee:
Mr. J. Allanby
0418 132 223
Mr. D. Baker
0418 391 345
Mr. P. Oakley
0418 179 098
Dress In Clubhouse & On Golf Course
Members and Guest shall be suitably attired when on course or in clubhouse. Thongs and sleeveless shirts are strictly prohibited.
Care Of The Course
Repair all divots.
Repair all pitch marks.
Rake all bunkers.
Place rakes in centre of bunkers with handle facing direction of play.
Keep buggies off greens.
Obey all signs.
Courtesy on the Course
In the interests of all, players should play without delay. No player should play until the players in front are out of range. Players searching for a ball should signal the players behind them to pass as soon as it becomes apparent that the ball will not be easily found.
No one should move, talk or stand close to or directly behind the ball or the hole when a player is addressing the ball or making a stroke.
Local Rules
To be read in conjunction with “Rules of Golf” and as printed on back or Score Card.
Members should obtain a copy of, and learn “RULES OF GOLF”.
Local rules are also displayed on notice board.
Competitions & Handicap Systems
Stroke:
The score at each hole is entered on the score card, totalled, and the full handicap deducted. The player who completes the round in the lowest nett score will be the winner.
PAR: (Bogey)
To be scored the same as in stroke play, with the exception that the score need not be written in where the score exceeds par (after allowing for handicap stroke). After entering the stroke score on the card the result is marked in the column provided with a “+” for a win, “O” for a half and “–” for a loss. At
the end of the round the plus and minus signs are added and
the net result witten in as so many “up”, “down”, or “all square”. Full handicap is allowed.
Match Play:
In match play the game is played by holes.
A hole is won by the player returning the lowest nett score on that hole.
A hole is halved if both players return the same nett score. The reckoning of holes is kept by the terms; “so many up”, or “all square and so many to play”. A player is “dormie” when there are as many hoes up as there are remaining to play.
A match is won by the player who is leading by a number of holes greater than the number of holes left to play.
A player may concede the match at any time prior to the compltion of the match.
STABLEFORD:
A player uses their full handicap, and to score points on the nett result at each hole; example – a player receiving a stroke on a par 4 scores 4 giving them a nett 3; for this they receive 3 points. A player at a par 4 scoring 5 giving them a nett 4; for this they receive 2 points; a score of 6 on a par 4 giving them a nett 5; for this they receive 1 point; a score of 7 on a par 4 gives them a nett 7 and they receive no points.
Handicap of 1 stroke on a par 4:
Player scores 7 giving them a nett 6 - no points scored
Player scores 6 giving them a nett 5 - 1 points scored
Player scores 5 giving them a nett 4 - 2 points scored
Player scores 4 giving them a nett 3 - 3 points scored
Player scores 3 giving them a nett 2 - 4 points scored
Player scores 2 giving them a nett 1 - 5 points scored
FOUR BALL BEST BALL STABLEFORD / BOGEY:
Scored in exactly the same manner as above except the best scoring ball of the partnership will be credited to the partnership.
FOURSOMES:
Two players play as partners using one ball. The partners strike off alternately from the tee and thereafter strike the ball alternately during play at every hole. Scoring is done as in a stroke round and the total is subject to a deduction of half the partners aggregate handicap. If any player incurs a penalty stroke, it does not alter the rotation of play.
CANADIAN FOURSOMES:
Played as foursomes except that both players hit tee shots at every hole, and afterwards continue with whichever ball they nominate and thereafter strike the ball alternately during play at every hole.
PINEHURST:
Played as foursomes except that both players hit tee shots at every hole and then play their next strokes with their partners ball and afterwards continue with whichever ball they nominate and thereafter strike the ball alternately during play at every hole.
New Members
A person is eligible for the privileges of membership only after an application for membership together with the appropriate subscription attached has been approved by the General Committee at its monthly meeting.
The proposer is requested to introduce new members to the President and Captain and play at least ONE GAME WITH THEM.
New members must submit 3 single cards to obtain an Australian handicap.
Events
Visiting golfers should contact the Pro Shop for starting times and course availability on 6428 6555
Tuesday
Veterans Competitions at starting times deemed by Veterans Committee.
Wednesday
9 hole Chicken Run and BBQ.
Thursday
Ladies Competition.
Friday
9 hole Chicken Run. 18 Hole Visitors Stableford.
Saturday
Men & Ladies Competition as per time sheet.
