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Champions Course Sandhurst Club Local Rules – Champions Course (To be read in conjunction with the Rules of Golf and any Temporary Local Rules) Out of bounds • Those areas the margins of which are defined by white stakes, CHAMPIONS COURSE • Beyond any fence and / or white stakes with black tops white lines, GUR signage and / or accompanying rope (Rule bounding the course. 25-1 applies). • The area on or beyond the paths adjacent to residences • Environmentally sensitive areas. Play prohibited (areas defined and Sandhurst Boulevard (these paths are not immoveable by red stakes and green tops) and player must proceed obstructions). under Rule 26-1 and in accordance with Specimen Local Rule 2 of Appendix 1, Part B and Clause 111. Staked trees and shrubs If a staked tree / shrub interferes with a player’s stance or the area Stones in bunker of their intended swing, the ball must be lifted, without penalty, Stones in bunkers are moveable obstructions (Rule 24-1 applies). and dropped in accordance with the procedure prescribed in Rule 24-2b (Immovable Obstruction). The ball may be cleaned when Penalty for breach of local rule lifted, without penalty. Stroke play – 2 strokes. Match play – loss of hole. Immovable obstructions and drain covers Note • Close to putting green (including fixed sprinkler heads): Measurements indicated on sprinkler heads are in metres Specimen Local Rule 6 of Appendix 1, Part B or the Rules of Golf to the centre of the green. applies. Course care • All stakes defining GUR areas, water hazards and lateral water • All players must report to the Sports Centre prior to hazards and stakes (and / or guards) supporting staked trees / commencement of play. shrubs. • Sand buckets must be carried at all times and divots to be filled • All cart paths and maintenance paths (Rule 24-2b applies). with sand. • Balls entering residential properties adjacent to the Champions • Rake and smooth out footprints in bunkers. Rakes to be placed Course must be abandoned. Golfers must not enter residential on the holders provided. (private) properties at any time. Disciplinary penalties will apply • Repair plug marks on greens. for breaches of this directive. • Any ball leaving the course boundary should be reported to the Ground under repair (GUR) Sports Centre. HEALTH. • All defined course garden beds. • Under no circumstances are balls to be retrieved from private property (Sandhurst Club residences) GOLF. LIFESTYLE. 75 Sandhurst Boulevard, Sandhurst VIC, 3977 (03) 8787 7011 [email protected] www.sandhurst.com December 2019 Player A: Handicap: Player C: Handicap: NET SCORE Player B: Handicap: Player D: Handicap: Hole Metres Index Par Match Player Marker Women Hole Metres Index Par Match Player Marker Women C’Ship Medal Member Index A B C D Result Score Result Par Metres Index C’Ship Medal Member Index A B C D Result Score Result Par Metres Index 1 376 366 345 1 4 18 Carnegie Clark 4 334 5 10 498 478 468 9 5 5 Greg Norman 5 419 1 2 315 301 284 10 4 8 Dan Soutar 4 246 16 11 137 130 119 15 3 11 Norman Von Nida 3 97 18 3 506 469 446 6 5 12 Joe Kirkwood 5 414 8 12 456 428 418 18 5 2 Peter Thomson 5 389 10 4 337 296 279 16 4 3 Eric Cremin 4 259 11 13 396 374 358 2 4 15 Ian Baker-Finch 4 336 6 5 487 454 441 11 5 14 Jim Ferrier 5 381 14 14 357 335 326 7 4 7 Bill Dunk 4 302 7 6 195 157 144 13 3 6 Frank Phillips 3 125 15 15 374 352 342 5 4 13 Graham Marsh 4 317 2 7 340 328 314 8 4 10 Kel Nagle 4 295 9 16 160 133 123 17 3 4 Ossie Pickworth 3 113 17 8 178 163 151 12 3 1 Bruce Crampton 3 148 12 17 330 305 289 14 4 17 David Graham 4 268 13 9 412 386 377 4 4 16 Craig Parry 4 352 3 18 423 396 378 3 4 9 Wayne Grady 4 350 4 OUT 3146 2920 2781 36 36 2554 IN 3131 2931 2821 36 36 2591 OUT 3146 2920 2781 36 36 2554 Total 6277 5851 5602 72 72 5145 Markers Signature Date / / Red 132 Deduct handicapw White 128 Players Signature SLOPE Blue 131 NET SCOREw Black 144.
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