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Local Rules

Out of Bounds (Rule 18.2)
1. Over all Boundary Walls and Fences
2. Clubhouse enclosure and car park (defined by kerbing and hard surface)
3. The course-side edge of the public roadway to the clubhouse (left of Hole
10)
4. Defined by the line between the course-side points at ground level of white stakes on Hole 9.
5. Internal out of bounds – beyond the drain marked by white posts on the right hand side of the 18th fairway.

Penalty Areas (Rule 17) & No Play Zone
1. The red penalty area on Hole 10 is defined by red stakes and extends to and coincides with the out of bounds edge as defined above.
2. The beach to the left of holes 2, 3 and
4 is a red penalty area, defined by where the sand and grass meet.
3. All other red penalty areas are defined with red stakes.
4. The shed (red penalty area on Holes
1 and 13 is a No-Play Zone. The following applies:
a. Under no circumstances can you play a ball from within the penalty area.
b. Under no circumstances should you pass the boundaries of the shed to retrieve a ball.
c. If your ball is in the penalty area or you are 95% sure it is in the penalty area you MUST take relief under penalty of one stroke in accordance with Rule 17.
d. If your ball is outside the penalty area, but your area of intended stance or area of intended swing is interfered with by the penalty area: you MUST take free relief under Rule 16.1f (2).

Wrong Greens
In accordance with Rule 13.1f, relief must be taken if your ball lies on a wrong green, or if a wrong green interferes with your area of intended stance or swing.

Abnormal Course Conditions and Integral Objects
1. Ground under repair is defined by any area encircled by a white line.
2. Immovable Obstructions include: All paths including their timber edges, all penalty area markers, bell left of the 8th fairway, black and white ball markers in the rough, shelters, seats, hydrant boxes, plastic grids, steel grids, litter bins, embedded distance stones, sleeper/concrete steps, timber fences around teeing area.
3. All bridges are integral objects.

Out of Bounds (Rule 18.2)
1. Over all Boundary Walls and Fences
2. Clubhouse enclosure and car park (defined by kerbing and hard surface)
3. The course-side edge of the public roadway to the clubhouse (left of Hole 10)
4. Defined by the line between the course-side points at ground level of white stakes on Hole 9.
5. Internal out of bounds – beyond the drain marked by white posts on the right hand side of the 18th fairway.

Penalty Areas (Rule 17) & No Play Zone
1. The red penalty area on Hole 10 is defined by red stakes and extends to and coincides with the out of bounds edge as defined above.
2. The beach to the left of holes 2, 3 and
4 is a red penalty area, defined by where the sand and grass meet.
3. All other red penalty areas are defined with red stakes.
4. The shed (red penalty area on Holes
1 and 13 is a No-Play Zone. The following applies:
a. Under no circumstances can you play a ball from within the penalty area.
b. Under no circumstances should you pass the boundaries of the shed to retrieve a all.
c. If your ball is in the penalty area or you are 95% sure it is in the penalty area you MUST take relief under penalty of one stroke in accordance with Rule 17.
d. If your ball is outside the penalty area, but your area of intended stance or area of intended swing is interfered with by the penalty area: you MUST take free relief under Rule 16.1f (2).

Wrong Greens
In accordance with Rule 13.1f, relief must be taken if your ball lies on a wrong green, or if a wrong green interferes with your area of intended stance or swing.

Abnormal Course Conditions and Integral Objects
1. Ground under repair is defined by any area encircled by a white line.
2. Immovable Obstructions include: All paths including their timber edges, all penalty area markers, bell left of the 8th fairway, black and white ball markers in the rough, shelters, seats, hydrant boxes, plastic grids, steel grids, litter bins, embedded distance stones, sleeper/concrete steps, timber fences around teeing area.
3. All bridges are integral objects.

Movable Obstructions
Rakes and stones in bunkers, yellow and red distance marker posts.

Immovable Obstructions Close to Putting Greens
In addition to the types of interference described in Rule 16.1a, when a ball lies in the general area, interference also exists if an immovable obstruction is: on the player’s line of play, is within two club-lengths of the putting green, and is within two club-lengths of the ball the player may take relief under Rule 16.1b. (Exception – There is no relief under this Local Rule if the player chooses a line of play that is clearly unreasonable.)

Paths and Roads
Relief as per Rule 16.1b nearest point of relief not nearer the hole.

Breach of a Local Rule
Loss of hole or two stroke penalty.
Rakes and stones in bunkers, yellow and red distance marker posts.
Immovable Obstructions Close to Putting Greens
In addition to the types of interference described in Rule 16.1a, when a ball lies in the general area, interference also exists if an immovable obstruction is: on the player’s line of play, is within two club-lengths of the putting green, and is within two club-lengths of the ball the player may take relief under Rule 16.1b. (Exception – There is no relief under this Local Rule if the player chooses a line of play that is clearly unreasonable.)
Paths and Roads
Relief as per Rule 16.1b nearest point of relief not nearer the hole.
Breach of a Local Rule
Loss of hole or two stroke penalty.

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