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Free relief from small trees with yellow ribbons
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Out of bounds - fence or white stakes on
No. 13, 14, 15, & 16
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Keep riding carts 20 yards and pull carts 10 yards from green and tee
boxes unless on cart path (never pull carts up on the mounds surrounding the green)
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All players must register in the
pro shop PRIOR to starting play
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No player may begin play on No. 10
without permission of the
pro shop
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Proper golf attire is required to play golf. See
the
dress code for the details
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Practice is restricted to the practice
area behind the club house and to the putting green
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Players should repair divots, ball marks
and rake sand traps after play
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Use cart path where provided. Use
90 degree rule, when opposite your ball go to it and hit then return
to the cart path
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Drive cart slow when off the cart path and
avoid mud
and water
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Only 2 persons are permitted in or on
one cart at any time. Driver must have a valid drivers license
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Be Considerate
- Allow faster player to play
through
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Yardage markers are in fairways and on
cart paths
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Flag color on the pin denote position of
pin on the green
| Yellow is in the front one-third of the green
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| Red is in the middle one-third of the green
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White is in the back one-third of the green
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NO GLASS CONTAINERS PERMITTED ON THE
COURSE
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Must use spikeless alternative golf shoes when playing our course
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USGA Modifies Equitable Stroke Control for 1999:
Far Hills, N.J. - The Equitable Stroke Control procedure of the USGA Handicap System
was modified by the USGA Executive Committee at its recent meeting, so that a player with
a "...course handicap of nine or less can record a maximum score
of double bogey on any hole...".
The new E.S.C. procedure will be optional on a club-by-club basis in 1998, and it will become
mandatory effective January 1, 1999, for all golf clubs issuing USGA Handicap Indexes.
Currently, E.S.C. permits players with a course handicap of nine or less to post a maximum
score of 6 on any hole.
The remainder of the E.S.C. procedure will remain unchanged.
Players with Course Handicaps from
