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2020 CONDITIONS 35th ANNUAL PRESENTATION 1 Events are open to amateur golfers only who are members of a Club affiliated with Golf Australia, and have a “Normal” G.A. handicap. of 2 The Committee of each venue shall have full control of the Tournament and its decision in all disputes shall be final. The ‘NEIL MACAULAY’ 3 Protests must be in writing and handed to the Tournament Secretary or his representative at the particular course within 15 minutes of completion of the round in question. 4 Ties in all events to be decided on Golf Australia Countback System. RIVER BELT OPEN 5 Countback holes for 72-hole event shall be the Yarrawonga 18. 6 Maximum handicap for Ladies is 45; maximum handicap for Men is 36. 7 Players must report 15 minutes before their allocated tee- time. Any player not ready to commence play when called upon may be placed at the end of the field at the Amateur Tournament discretion of the Starter. 8 Competitions are to be played under the RULES OF GOLF together with local rules applicable to the particular course. 9 Entry may be refused without any reason given. 10 In the event of inclement weather cancelling play, the Tournament may be shortened accordingly. 11 Withdrawals prior to 5th September will attract a $20.00 Management Fee on refund. 12 Mobile phones are NOT permitted on course. 13 72-hole presentation to be held at Yarrawonga at 8 p.m. on the Friday evening. 14 Trophy collection will be the responsibility of each successful competitor from the particular course. 15 All persons participating in the River Belt Open Tournament do so at their own risk. Presented in 16 The use of electronic distance measuring devices is allowed on all Courses. conjunction with: *Cobram-Barooga Golf Club Pro Shop Phone numbers – Cobram Barooga (03) 5873 4372. *Corowa Golf Club Corowa: (02) 6033 2162. *Tocumwal Golf Club Tocumwal: (03) 5874 9172. *Yarrawonga Mulwala Y M G C R: (03) 5744 3983. Golf Club Resort Results will be published after play each day on the “River Belt Open” Facebook page. th Proposed dates for next year are MONDAY 12 OCTOBER TO th Monday 11th to Friday 15th October, 2021. FRIDAY 16 OCTOBER ENTRY FORM PROGRAM OF EVENTS Mr./Mrs./Ms………………………………………………………………………………... Monday 12th October at Cobram-Barooga and Tocumwal - Ladies and Mens’ “A”, “B” & “C” Grades – Stableford. ADDRESS……………………………………………………………………………….... Trophies to best three Stableford scores in each Grade. …………………………………………………………………Postcode………………… Tuesday 13th October at Corowa and Yarrawonga - Email…………….…………………………………………Phone…………………….…. “A”,”B” & “C” Grades – Stableford – as above. th HOME Wednesday 14 October - CLUB………………………………………………..…….G.A.HANDICAP…….………. REST DAY. GOLFLink NUMBER (COMPULSORY)……………………………………………..…. Thursday 15th October at Cobram-Barooga and Tocumwal - “A”,”B” & “C” Grades – Stableford – as above. BLOCK ENTRY COST IS $130.00 PER PLAYER (Includes Daily Ball Competition & GST) Friday, 16th October at Corowa and Yarrawonga - NOTE: Divisions 1 & 4 are for Ladies; Divisions 2 & 3 are for Men. “A”,”B” & “C” Grades – Stableford – as above. Couples will be drawn at the same venue, on the same day. 72-hole Competitions – over the 4 days. th Monday 12 October - Cobram-Barooga (Divs. 1 & 2) “A”,”B” & “C” Grades – Trophies to best three aggregate Tocumwal (Divs. 3 & 4) Stableford scores in each grade. Tuesday 13th October – Yarrawonga (Divs. 1 & 2) Tournament Secretary – Mr. Kevin Rowe, Corowa (Divs. 3 & 4) PO Box 334, Yarrawonga, Vic., 3730, Phone: 0429 190 939. email: [email protected] th Tocumwal (Divs. 1 & 2) Thursday 15 October - Cobram-Barooga (Divs. 3 & 4) Payment methods – th 1. Cheque, made payable to River Belt Open. Friday 16 October - Corowa (Divs. 1 & 2) 2. Direct Credit to – Yarrawonga (Divs. 3 & 4) River Belt Open, c/- Central Murray Credit Union, ENTRY FEES MUST ACCOMPANY ALL ENTRIES ** BSB 803 188, NO MONIES REFUNDED AFTER 5th SEPTEMBER 2020 Account No. 100007279. BLOCK ENTRIES ONLY Please remember to add your name as payment reference. CLOSING DATE FOR ENTRIES – Friday 4th September 2020 ALL ENTRIES TO BE LODGED WITH: Notification of Tee-times - To be notified of your starting times, you must include a business size, stamped, self-addressed envelope with your entry TOURNAMENT SECRETARY, Mr. KEVIN R0WE, form (an alphabetical list of starting times will be available one week before PO Box 334, YARRAWONGA, Vic., 3730, Telephone: 0429190939. commencement of the tournament). Residing during Tournament at (Township)....…………………………….………… Requests………………………………………………………………………………… **Golf Carts – If you wish to book a Cart, please contact the Pro Shop at the ……………………………………………………………………………………………. relevant Club with your request (early bookings receive preference). ……………………………………………………………………………………………. .
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