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PRESENTATION DAY SUNDAY 16th SEPTEMBER 2012

PRESENTATION DAY SUNDAY 16th SEPTEMBER 2012. MARKING A SCORECARD. The 2 most important actions are. 1. Ensure your gross scores are correctly entered. 2. Sign your own card (and have marker sign it). MARKING A SCORECARD. Mark in the GROSS score at each hole correctly and clearly.

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PRESENTATION DAY SUNDAY 16th SEPTEMBER 2012

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  1. PRESENTATION DAY SUNDAY 16th SEPTEMBER 2012

  2. MARKING A SCORECARD The 2 most important actions are 1. Ensure your gross scores are correctly entered 2. Sign your own card (and have marker sign it)

  3. MARKING A SCORECARD Mark in the GROSS score at each hole correctly and clearly Mark your own gross score on side of card (as a record, and to check at end of round) Make sure the marker has signed your card Sign your own card, and the card you have marked

  4. MARKING A SCORECARD You should NOT sign a card, knowing it to be incorrect. To do so could lead to your disqualification.

  5. STROKE INDEX & HANDICAP The index of a hole is a measure of the difficulty of that hole The indices go from 1 (most difficult) to 18 (easiest) Examples: A player with a handicap of 19 has 2 shots at index 1, and 1 shot at all other holes A player with a handicap of 25 has 2 shots at holes index 1 to 7, and 1 shot at all other holes

  6. STABLEFORD Most popular scoring system 0 points for more than nett bogey* 1 point for nett bogey 2 points for nett par 3 points for nett birdie** Birdie = 1 under par** Bogey = 1 over par*

  7. STABLEFORD with 1 shot with 2 shots 3 on Par 3 3 points 4 points 4 on Par 3 2 points 3 points 5 on Par 3 1 point 2 points 6 (or more) on Par 3 0 points 1 point Works the same way for Par 4’ and par 5’s Birdie = 1 under par** Bogey = 1 over par*

  8. RULES OF GOLF Familiarise yourself with the Rules ROG available on www.randa.org Check “Decisions on the Rules of Golf” on above site

  9. RULES OF GOLF Rules 1 to 3 explain the different formats of the game of golf Rules 4 & 5, your equipment, clubs, ball etc Rules 6 to 9 Player responsibilities Rule 10 The order of play in the 2 different formats Rule 11, the teeing ground Rules 12 to 15 teeing ground to putting green Rules 16 & 17 putting green and flagstick

  10. DRESS CODE NO CAPS or STOCKING FEET in Bar/Restaurant Remove Golf Shoes and leave in locker room Always bring shoes to change in to if you intend to enter foyer, go up the stairs, or enter the bar/restaurant area Wear casual shoes in Bar/Restaurant

  11. PLAYING TIMES Summer and Easter Holidays (April to October) Mon/Thurs/Fri 8.00am to 12.00noon and after 5.30pm Wednesday 8.00am to 11.00am and after 7.30pm Saturday After 4.30pm Sunday After 4.00pm Winter (November to March) Mon/Thurs/Fri 8.00am to 12.00noon (non school days only!) Wednesday 8.00am to 10.00am (non school days only!) Sat/Sun After 2.30pm All above times subject to Competitions and Outings. Check timesheets on website.

  12. DUTY OF CARE Practice in designated areas only (see information on Player Responsibility on Website and in Foyer) 2 (two) balls maximum can be played during practice on course, if playing on your own Bring bag of sand. Repair your own, and any other divot or pitch mark you find

  13. TARGETS Play to your handicap Reduce your handicap Improve short game – chipping & putting

  14. COACHING & PRACTICE Winter Coaching will commence in October on Sundays from 1.00 to 4.00 Discuss practice with Helen, David, Jim and John, or any committee member Work on short game – chipping & putting (designated practice areas)

  15. COMMUNICATION (it’s a two way thing) Please provide valid email and mobile number Read the Website regularly – Juvenile News Get moving early in Matchplays

  16. LET’S DO THINGS RIGHT AND HAVE A LOT OF FUN

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