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SUSSEX INLET
GOLF CLUB LTD.
A. B. N. 73 073 954 346
Golf Programme
2020
SUSSEX INLET
GOLF CLUB LTD.
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PO Box 6073, Sussex Inlet NSW 2540
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Table of contents
2020 CALENDAR .................................................................................... 2
BOARD OF MANAGEMENT.................................................................... 4
ANNUAL FEES ........................................................................................ 5
CONDITIONS OF PLAY .......................................................................... 5
HANDICAPPING ..................................................................................... 6
HANDICAPS FOR NEW MEMBERS ....................................................... 6
ELIGIBILITY FOR EVENTS ..................................................................... 9
ECLECTIC............................................................................................... 9
COUNTBACKS ........................................................................................ 9
RULES FOR MATCHPLAY.................................................................... 10
CONDITIONS OF COMPETITION ENTRY ............................................ 11
UNCLAIMED TROPHIES ...................................................................... 11
HANDICAPS FOR COMPETITIONS ..................................................... 11
COCK OF THE WALK ........................................................................... 12
ETIQUETTE OF GOLF ..................................................................... 12-13
MOTORISED TRANSPORT .................................................................. 13
SLOW PLAY ..................................................................................... 14-15
RECIPROCAL GOLF CLUBS ................................................................ 15
MEMBERS MAJOR EVENTS ........................................................ 16 & 18
LADIES OFFICE BEARERS .................................................................. 19
LADIES CONDITIONS OF PLAY ........................................................... 20
LADIES MAJOR EVENTS ................................................................ 22-23
ONE HIT WONDERS............................................................................. 27
VETERANS OFFICE BEARERS............................................................ 29
VETERANS CONDITIONS OF COMPETITION ENTRY ................... 30-31
VETERANS HANDICAPS ...................................................................... 31
VETERANS MAJOR EVENTS ............................................................... 32
GOLF PROGRAMME ....................................................................... 34-90
SUPPORTERS AND SPONSORS.... ......................................................92
GOLF CLUBS’ PHONE NUMBERS. ... ...............................................93-94
ADVERTISERS’ INDEX ..... ......................................................................96
ALL CLUB MEMBERS ARE ASKED TO SUPPORT THE
ADVERTISERS IN THIS BOOK WHERE POSSIBLE AND THE CLUB
AFTER THEIR ROUND OF GOLF. COME IN, ENTER YOUR CARDS
AND HAVE ONE OR TWO DRINKS. YOU MAY LEARN OF NEW
EVENTS IN YOUR CLUB AND MEET OTHER MEMBERS!
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SUSSEX INLET GOLF CLUB LTD.
A.B.N. 73 073 954 346
SUSSEX INLET ROAD, SUSSEX INLET
P.O. BOX 73, SUSSEX INLET NSW 2540
PHONE: 02 4441 2259
PATRONS
Mark Watler and Ralph Lucas
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
Linda Evans Phone: 4441 1484
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
PRESIDENT
Stephen Lloyd Phone: 4441 1099
VICE PRESIDENT
Ron Gann Phone: 0439467992
CAPTAIN
Peter Paterson Phone: 0417249521
TREASURER
Keith Haslam Phone: 0404855885
DIRECTORS
Caryl Baker-Turley Phone: 0410474321
David Ball Phone: 4441 0161
Charlie Cook Phone: 4441 2276
Glenn Ferrier Phone: 4441 0507
Shannon Moroney Phone: 0477286050
Gary Thompson Phone: 0419638391
Laurie Vincent Phone: 4441 1144
MATCH COMMITTEE
Peter Paterson, Stephen Lloyd, Laurie Vincent
LIFE MEMBERS
FRED PAINE, LAURIE VINCENT,
JOHN BROWN (dec), ELVA DAINTRY (dec),
KEN NEWMAN (dec), ERIC THOMAS (dec),
WALLY GREGORY (dec)
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SUGGESTIONS OR COMPLAINTS
To be made in writing to the Committee, through the CEO – PO Box 73,
Sussex Inlet NSW 2540.
RESPONSIBILITY
Each competitor holds a position of trust in respect of the whole field of
players. It is his duty, not only to play the game, but to see that his partner
and his fellow competitors play the game strictly in accordance with the
Rules of Golf and Local Rules and that the scores are correctly marked
and the Etiquette of Golf is observed.
CONDITIONS OF PLAY
The Match Committee is in charge of all play on the course at all times
and reserves the right to alter the programme at any time.
All play is governed by the Rules of Golf and Local Rules made by the
Match Committee.
All correspondence to the Match Committee regarding competition
infringements must be submitted in writing ASAP and not discussed with
other members.
Players should check the Local Rule board and are required to be aware
of daily conditions, as indicated on the notice board, prior to play.
A member may invite guests to participate in the Club Competition or in
Social Play, subject to the provisions of booking and to Club policies in
regard to golf bookings.
Players should:-
Check handicap before starting to play
Call up promptly when a ball is lost
Always pick up when unable to score in par or stableford
Do not play until party in front is out of range
GENERAL INFORMATION
Course staff and volunteer workers whilst working on the golf course have
priority. When nominating a person for membership, it should be
remembered that you as nominator are responsible for seeing the new
player obtains a handicap should they wish to play in competition
matches.
ANNUAL FEES
The financial year of the Club shall be from 1st August to 31st July each
year. Annual fees shall be paid in advance and fall due on 1st August.
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HANDICAPPING SYSTEM
Subject to any changes by Golf Australia (GA).
A player shall have one Australian Handicap only and this shall be allotted
by their Home Club.
If a player is or becomes a member of more than one club they shall
select one club as their Home Club and shall report this decision to each
club.
HANDICAPS FOR NEW MEMBERS
To obtain a club handicap, a player is required to submit 3 cards of 18 or 9
holes, marked and signed by a registered club member possessing a
handicap and clearly titled "FOR HANDICAP". These handicaps may be
obtained in club competitions EXCEPT team events. These cards are to
be left at the Clubhouse Office.
The player will then be allotted a handicap which will entitle them to play in
competitions.
A score is a ‘live’ score if it is one of the player’s most recent eligible
actual scores. There is no requirement for a player’s most recent
scores to have been returned within a specific timeframe.
The handicap committee has the authority to increase or decrease a
member’s handicap.
New members transferring "Home Club" status to Sussex Inlet Golf Club
and already possessing a GA Handicap may have that handicap accepted
upon providing evidence of same.
Any questions with regards to handicapping should be first
directed towards our CEO, Linda Evans.
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A SUMMARY OF NEW RULES THAT STARTED 1-1-2019
1. Drop from knee height (not shoulder height).
2. Measure the area to drop in with your longest club (except
your putter).
3. Drop in and play from the relief area.
4. When dropping back in line, your ball cannot be played from
nearer the hole than your chosen reference spot.
5. Time to search 3 minutes – not 5.
6. If you accidently move your ball while searching for it,
replace it without penalty.
7. No penalty for a double hit – it only counts as one shot.
8. No penalty if your ball accidently hits you or your equipment
after a stroke.
9. No penalty if your ball hits the flagstick if you choose to
leave it in whilst putting.
10. Spike marks and other shoe damage can be repaired on
the greens before you putt.
11. Ball accidently moved on putting green – no penalty and
replace.
12. Ball marked, lifted and replaced on green moved by wind –
replace ball in original position without penalty.
13. Penalty areas replace water hazards. You can now remove
loose impediments, ground your club and have practice swings
without penalty in these red or yellow pegged areas.
14. You can’t take relief from a penalty area unless you’re 95%
certain the ball is in the penalty area.
15. In bunkers you can remove loose impediments.
16. In bunkers you cannot touch the sand with your club right in
front of or behind your ball, in your backswing or in practice
swings.
17. Free relief is available if your ball is embedded in the
fairway or in the rough.
18. Unplayable ball in a bunker – extra option is to drop outside
the bunker for a 2 shot penalty.
19. You cannot have your caddie or partner standing behind
you once you take your stance.
20. Pace of Play – it is recommended that you take no more
than 40 seconds to play your shot and Ready Golf in stroke
play is encouraged.
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ELIGIBILITY FOR CERTAIN EVENTS
To be eligible to complete in any of the various championships a player is
required to have played in at least six 18 hole individual handicapped
competition games (or equivalent) held by and at Sussex Inlet Golf Club in
the twelve months preceding the current year’s championship, and must
be a financial member. Eclectic – must play in at least six (6) Medal
Rounds. Shoalhaven Shield and White Horse Cup team selection by
match committee.
CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP
Played over 3 x 18 hole rounds of stroke competition. Players to play off
their ‘Blue Course’ handicap. If your handicap goes down, you play off the
lower handicap. You cannot play off a higher handicap.
Div 1, handicaps 0-16, Div 2, handicaps 17-22, Div 3, handicaps 23-36.
FOURSOMES CHAMPIONSHIPS
Played over Saturday and Sunday, 18 holes each day.
MONTHLY MEDALS
Played 1st Sunday of each month (unless otherwise stated). Div 1 - 0-16,
Div 2 - 17-22, Div 3 - 23-36. Ties in Monthly Medals will be a play-off in the
following Monthly Medal. Players unable to play off will forfeit. Tied players
need not have to play in the same group.
MEDAL OF MEDALS
To be played in conjunction with a Monthly Medal. Ties in Medal of Medals
– continuation of play over 3 holes (1st to 3rd) then sudden death.
ECLECTIC
The lowest scores obtained at each hole for Medal rounds. The total score
for the holes is subject to a deduction of ½ the player’s handicap held on
the last day of competition.
CROWS NEST
To be determined as nearest the pin within a certain distance as per
marker. Visitors are not eligible for Crow’s Nest.
TIES
Ties in Championships - for winners, continuation of play over 3 holes (1st
to 3rd), then sudden death. Runner-up determined by countback.
COUNTBACK (18 HOLE EVENTS)
The best score for the last 9 holes shall be used, if there is still a tie, the
last 6 holes shall be used, if still tied, the last 3 holes shall be used. If a tie
still exists then hole by hole scores shall be taken from the 18th hole. In
handicap events the relevant handicap or fraction thereof shall be applied.
9RULES FOR MATCHPLAY EVENTS
1. The Arthur Johnson Matchplay will commence from the
nominations sheets being posted in the clubroom and a random draw
will be carried out at the Clubhouse. Cock of the Walk
Championships nominations will be posted at a later date in a similar
way.
2. Eligibility: A player is required to have completed a minimum of six
(6) 18-hole individual handicapped competition games held at Sussex
Inlet Golf Club prior to the nomination form closing dates, and be a
financial fully paid member with a Golflink handicap.
3. The lowest handicapped player is responsible for organising the
match at a MUTUALLY acceptable time. If handicaps are the same
then the one who comes first alphabetically is responsible.
4. ALL rounds are to be completed by 6.00 p.m. on the last day of the
relevant month.
5. Match Postponement - the only ways a match can be carried beyond
allocated day, is by closure of the course due to weather or by a
Match Committee decision.
6. Disputes - If disputes cannot be settled by programmed date, Match
Committee retain the right to settle disputes as they see fit - this may
include disqualification of both players or teams.
7. No player can play off a handicap higher than the one they qualified
on as at 3.00 p.m. on the date nominations close. Any player having a
handicap lower than the one they qualified on MUST play off the lower
handicap.
8. All PLAY in Club Matchplay & Cock of the Walk Championships
MUST be played off the back tee markers (BLUE).
9. When played on Sundays to be played at rear of field.
10. If a match is tied after 18 holes, shots given as a result of handicap
differences will recommence again for the remaining holes.
10CONDITIONS OF ENTRY INTO COMPETITION
1. Players using Time Sheet MUST REPORT to the starter prior to their
designated tee time.
2. Players unable to use Time Sheet MUST REPORT to the starter no later
than 8.00 am
3. Players using Time Sheet must notify the starter if unable to play. Avoid
inconveniencing fellow competitors.
4. Continual failure to notify starter may result in Committee action.
5. If unable to play, players MUST CANCEL in time to allow starter to
rearrange starting times and in team events, should also make alternative
arrangements so that partners are not inconvenienced or penalised by
their absence.
WHITE HORSE CUP
7 Players, no Reserves. The consumption of alcohol by Club
Representatives whilst playing in this Competition is prohibited.
SHOALHAVEN SHIELD
8 Players and no Reserves
BOTTLER BASH
Open mixed competition - Open to Visitors with Australian Men’s or
Women’s Handicaps.
9 Holes - Minimum 2 players, OPEN EVERY DAY 6.00 a.m.- 6.00p.m.
Played off Bottler Bash handicap or 1/2 AGU/WGA from yellow tees.
TROPHIES
After three calendar months from date of competition events, all unclaimed
trophies will revert to the Club Match Committee funds.
APPLICATION OF HANDICAP TO DIFFERENT COMPETITIONS
Players will be told how to apply handicaps by the Match Committee for
various competitions where normal handicaps do not apply.
Swingers
In situations where a swinger is required (eg, 3 players in a group for
a partners event) the player with the lowest handicap must be the swinger.
The swinger must nominate to the starter a partner for purposes of prize
winning and in the event the swinger wins with the other player, only that
other player is eligible for a prize (not the swinger as well).
11“COCK OF THE WALK”
FOUR BALL MATCHPLAY: Reduce the stroke play handicap of all players
by the handicap of the low handicap player who will then play off scratch.
Stroke to be taken in accordance with the score card matchplay index.
Example: Four Players, “A”, “B”, “C”, and “D”
“A”s handicap is 10, “B”s 22, “C”s 15 and “D”s 11
“A” would play from scratch
“B” would play off 12
“C” would play off 5
“D” would play off 1
“D” would get a stroke on the hole indicated on the matchplay index for 1,
“C” would get strokes at holes indicated in the matchplay index 1 to 5, and
“B” would get strokes at holes indicated in the matchplay index 1 to 12.
AMBROSE (INCLUDING MIXED)
2 Players -1/4 of Combined Handicap - 3 Players -1/6 of Combined
Handicap - 4 Players -1/8 of Combined Handicap
AMBROSE PLAYING RULES
1. After selecting preferred shot, Partner(s) may drop their ball with 1
club length of that shot no nearer the hole.
2. On the putting green, Partner(s) may place their ball within 1 putter
head length of selected shot. To expedite play, Player(s) whose putt
comes to rest within a club grip length of the hole may putt out.
3. Players at all times play their own ball and not partners. Playing wrong
ball penalty is 2 shots.
4. CHECK BOARD/CARD FOR RULES FOR THE EVENT.
ETIQUETTE OF GOLF
1. No-one should move or talk, stand close behind the ball or the hole
when a player is addressing the ball or making a stroke.
2. Drinks are not to be taken onto greens as it could kill the grass if
spilt.
3. The player who has the honour should be allowed to play before his
opponent or fellow competitor tees his ball.
4. No player should play until the party in front is out of range.
5. In the interests of all, players should play without delay.
6. A player who has incurred a penalty should intimate the fact to his
opponent or marker as soon as possible.
127. Players while searching for a ball should allow other matches coming
up to pass. They should signal to the players following them to pass
and having given the signal should not continue their play until those
players have passed and are out of range.
8. Having played out of a bunker, a player should carefully rake out all
footmarks and shot marks they have made.
9. A player should ensure that any turf cut or displaced is replaced at
once and pressed down or use sand to fill the hole and that on the
putting green any mark made is repaired as far as possible after the
players have holed out.
10. When the result of a hole has been determined, players should
immediately leave the putting green and should not replay their putts
or practice putting.
11. Do not take buggies or drop clubs on the green.
12. Competition players have precedence over other players at all times.
13. Subject to conditions governing competition play, 2 ball groups have
precedence over 3 and 4 ball groups.
14. Players must not play practice shots from mown fairways or to any
green not allotted for that purpose.
MOTORISED TRANSPORT
Members wishing to use privately owned motorised transport of any kind
on the golf course are required to apply in writing, giving details of their
vehicle. Their names will be entered into the Club motorised transport
register and must show evidence of appropriate insurance cover.
Visitors wishing to use privately owned motorised transport of any kind on
the golf course are also required to give details of the type of transport
used and must have appropriate insurance cover. A fee of $10 applies.
Both members and visitors should ensure that they drive on pathways
provided on the course and not take short-cuts over the timber edging.
Always follow cart signs on course.
In some weather conditions or the state of the course, the use of
motorised transport may be restricted. Please check with the starter or
check the event board.
Unless it is noted on the starting sheet, the use of motorised transport is
permitted in all Club Competitions.
PLEASE USE SAND BUCKETS – REPAIR DIVOTS
13SLOW PLAY
If a full fairway or more becomes vacant ahead of a match or if players are
searching for a ball, then those players MUST call the following group on.
Failure to comply, penalty for breach of Rule 6-7 will apply.
The regular occurrence of Slow Play is discussed consistently among
members and with the thought that almost every player-member of the
club has at some time expressed concern about the effects of Slow Play
on their enjoyment of the game, we publish the following 10 suggestions
which could be of assistance in overcoming the problem.
1. Not being ready on time.
SELECT CLUB AND BALL WHILE OTHER PLAYERS ARE HAVING
THEIR SHOTS.
2. Delays on tees or greens while marking the card.
ALWAYS MARK THE CARD WHILE WAITING YOUR TURN AT
THE TEE.
3. Players wait with others on the tee until all have their shot, then walk
on to their own ball.
SELECT THE CLUB TO BE USED WHILE WAITING FOR OTHERS
TO PLAY THEIR SHOT.
4. Unnecessary number of practice swings.
IT IS AGREED THAT EACH PLAYER HAS THEIR OWN
PREFERENCE IN THIS MATTER, BUT PRACTICE SWINGS
SHOULD BE LIMITED BY DISCRETION.
5. Delays in locating lost balls.
IF AFTER A REASONABLE PERIOD, IT IS APPARENT YOU ARE
HOLDING UP PLAY, CALL NEXT GROUP THROUGH.
6. Lack of discretion in going through a team that has lost a ball.
IF CALLED AHEAD AS IN (5) BUT IMMEDIATELY AFTERWARDS
THE TEAM AHEAD LOCATE THEIR BALL AND IT IS EVIDENT
THAT PLAY WILL PROCEED FASTER IF THEY CONTINUE, YOU
SHOULD SIGNAL THEM TO GO AHEAD.
Note: THE DISCRETION IS IN THE HANDS OF THE TEAM
CALLED THROUGH AND NOT THE PLAYERS WHO WERE
LOOKING FOR THEIR LOST BALL.
7. On the putting green unnecessary marking of balls and players not
continuing to putt out.
ON REACHING THE GREEN AND YOUR BALL, STUDY THE LINE
OF YOUR PUTT IMMEDIATELY, WHEN IT IS YOUR TURN TO
14PUTT, TRY AND WHEREVER POSSIBLE PUTT RIGHT OUT,
MARKING THE BALL IS SOMETIMES NECESSARY BUT NOT
ALWAYS, AND SHOULD BE AVOIDED.
8. Players not using the time on the green, while waiting their turn to
access their own putt.
WHENEVER POSSIBLE, A PLAYER SHOULD HAVE ASSESSED
THEIR PUTT FOR DIRECTION AND SPEED WHILE THE OTHER
PLAYERS ARE PUTTING, PROVIDING IN DOING SO, NO
INTERFERENCE IS CAUSED TO OTHER PLAYERS.
9. Incorrect handling of the flag on the green.
THE PLAYER NEAREST THE HOLE SHOULD ATTEND THE FLAG
AND THEN PASS TO THE FIRST PLAYER TO HOLE OUT AND
THEN APPRAISE THEIR OWN PUTT.
10. Leaving buggies on the wrong side of the green.
ALWAYS PLACE YOUR BUGGY ADJACENT TO THE APPROACH
TO THE NEXT TEE.
WE ASK YOU TO GET INTO THE HABIT OF PLAYING THIS WAY AND
IF YOU SEE ANYBODY NOT PLAYING THIS WAY, THIS IS WHY YOU
ARE HAVING A SLOW ROUND.
RECIPROCAL GOLF CLUBS
Members who have Sussex Inlet as their home Club for handicapping may
enjoy certain rights when playing at the following clubs:-
Bega Golf Club
Bermagui Country Club Callala R.S.L. Country Golf Club
Candelo Kameruka Golf Club Narrandera Golf Club
Tanilba Bay Tathra Beach Country Club
Tura Beach Golf Club Cowra Golf Club
Membership cards must be produced to obtain concessions.
Please phone the Clubs to find what benefits are available to Sussex Inlet
Members.
COURSE STAFF AND VOLUNTEER WORKERS WHILST
WORKING ON THE GOLF COURSE HAVE PRIORITY
15MEMBERS’ MAJOR EVENTS
SPECIAL CLUB DATES 2020
Monthly Medals 1st Sunday of month (unless otherwise stated)
21st March Sussex Bottler Ambrose
26th April Sussex Stableford Cup
9th May Autumn 100 Club
24th May Ocean & Earth Stableford
7th June Sussex Open
21rd June Round 1 2BBB 36 hole Championship
28th June Round 2 2BBB 36 hole Championship
11th July Mixed Foursomes Championships Rounds 1
12th July Mixed Foursomes Championships Rounds 2
19th July President’s Plate
15th/16th August Foursomes Championships Rounds 1+2
23th August Patrons’ Day – Stableford Medley
3rd October Night Golf Championship
4th October Club Championships Round 1 + Monthly Medal
11th October Club Championships Round 2
18th October Club Championships Round 3
8th November Medal of Medals
14th November Spring 100 Club
20th December Christmas Party BBQ
2nd January Caravan Parks' Championships
24th January Australia Day Medley
16NEW RULES THAT STARTED 1-1-2019
1. New dropping height.
All drops must be from knee height.
2. New dropping procedure.
Ball must land in and come to rest in
relief area.
3. Time reduced for search to 3
minutes.
4. Hitting unattended flagstick in
hole now allowed when putting.
5. Repair of almost any damage to
green including spike marks now
allowed.
6. No penalty for accidental
movement of ball or ball-marker on
green.
7. Ball accidently moved while
searching. Replace ball with no
penalty.
8. Removal of loose impediments in
bunker or penalty areas now allowed.
9. Touching the line of play on
green is now allowed.
10. Ready Golf. In Stableford, Stroke
Play, Par, the new rules actively
encourage Ready Golf with 40
seconds maximum recommended
time to play your shot.
17PENNANTS DRAW 2020
SHOALHAVEN SHIELD
SPONSORED BY SUSSEX INLET PHARMACY, SUSSEX BUTCHERY,
LAURIE VINCENT PAINTING, BERRARA BEACH HOLIDAY CHALETS
2-2 @ Vincentia V Callala
16-2 @ Shoalhaven Ex Servos V Shoalhaven Heads
1-3 @ Nowra V St Georges Basin
15-3 @ St Georges Basin V Vincentia
22-3 1st Reserve Day
29-3 @ Sussex Inlet v bye
5-4 @ Shoalhaven Heads V Nowra
19-4 @ Callala V Shoalhaven Ex Servos
28-4 @ 2nd Reserve Day
5-5 @ Callala Presentation Day
WHITE HORSE CUP
SPONSORED BY SUSSEX INLET NRMA AND SUSSEX RSL CLUB
Team I Team II
2-2 @ Nowra @ Bowral
9-2 @ Kiama @ Shoalhaven Heads
16-2 @ Jamberoo @ Jamberoo
23-2 @ Sussex Inlet @ Sussex Inlet
1-3 @ Shoalhaven Heads @ Wollongong
8-3 Play offs @ Shoalhaven Ex Servos
15-3 Quarters 22-3 Semi final
29-3 Final @ The Grange
MATCHPLAY CHAMPIONSHIPS
Round 1 to be completed by 6p.m. 31st March
Round 2 to be completed by 6p.m. 30th April
Round 3 to be completed by 6p.m. 31st May
Round 4 to be completed by 6p.m. 30th June
Round 5 to be completed by 6p.m. 31st July
Round 6 to be completed by 6p.m. 31st August
COCK OF THE WALK CHAMIONSHIPS
Round 1 to be completed by 6p.m. 31st May
Round 2 to be completed by 6p.m. 30th June
Round 3 to be completed by 6p.m. 31st July
Round 4 to be completed by 6p.m. 31st August
Round 5 to be completed by 6p.m. 30th September
18SUSSEX INLET LADIES’ GOLF CLUB
Office Bearers 2020
PRESIDENT
ROBYN WHITTAKER Phone: 4441 2625
VICE PRESIDENT
LAVON BYRNES Phone: 4441 0749
SECRETARY
JANIS NATT Phone: 0410435010
TREASURER
ANNE TRUDGETT Phone: 4441 1312
CAPTAIN
KAYE VINCENT Phone: 4441 1144
VICE CAPTAIN
CAROLE KEMP Phone: 4441 2975
HANDICAP MANAGER
JUDY CLAY Phone: 4441 0456
COMMITTEE
IRENE DE WEERDT Phone: 4441 1047
ANN FINLAY Phone: 0412178365
STELLA KELLY Phone: 0419421094
MATCH COMMITTEE
KAYE VINCENT, CAROLE KEMP,
JUDY CLAY, LAVON BYRNES
VETERANS DELEGATE
JUDY CLAY Phone: 4441 0456
WGI DELEGATE
KAYE VINCENT Phone: 4441 1144
PUBLICITY OFFICER
CAROLE KEMP Phone: 4441 2975
USE YOUR SAND TO REPAIR DIVOTS AND IMPROVE THE
COURSE
19LADIES’ CONDITIONS OF PLAY
Hit off time is 8.30 am. on Wednesday, 8.00 am. for competitions during Day
Light Saving Time. Time sheet in operation. A weekly competition fee of $14.00
applies. $6.00 for members paying the higher annual fees. This competition fee
covers your green fees, prize allocation, ball run down and your biscuits.
Players are expected to report to the starter 15 minutes before their hit off time.
Please be courteous to your starter and your playing partners on the day, if for
any reason you are going to be late or cannot turn up please notify the starter
with as much time as possible so the field can be adjusted. In team events your
partner and the captain should be notified the night before if you cannot play so
another partner can be organised.
Players should look at notice boards before commencing play so you are
aware of all conditions of play and local rules.
Players are responsible for checking their own handicaps.
Players are responsible for signing and checking their own cards.
Any protest, disputes or rule queries should be taken to the match committee
before the competition of the day is declared closed. (i.e. before the results
have been officially announced.)
SLOW PLAY
NOBODY LIKES IT! If you have lost a fairway you have a problem. If you have lost
ground please try and catch up. In Stableford and Par games when you are out of
shots pick up your ball. In best ball partner games, if you cannot beat your partners
score pick up your ball. As the saying goes, “a fast game is a good game”.
ELIGIBILITY FOR EVENTS
To be eligible to complete in any Championship events, including Match Play, a
player must have played in at least six (6) individual 18 hole games in the
Women’s Golf Competition at Sussex Inlet Golf Club, in the preceding 12
months from the last championship and also must have paid the annual
championship fee.
Multiple membership player nominates club to play for in all matches.
THE MATCH COMMITTEE RESERVES THE RIGHT TO ALTER THE
PROGRAMME AT ANY TIME
CONDITIONS OF PLAY FOR USE OF MOTORISED BUGGIES & BIKES
FOR LADIES WEEKLY COMPETITION
• A doctor’s certificate will no longer be necessary for the use of motorised
transport while playing in the Sussex Inlet 18 hole & 9 hole Competition.
• No certificate is needed for medal rounds or club championship rounds.
2021
SUSSEX INLET LADIES’ GOLF CLUB
MAJOR EVENTS PROGRAMME
Date Event
4-3 Silver Salver
25-3 Charity Day
st
22-4 1 round championships
nd
29-4 2 round championships
rd
6-5 3 round championships
27-5 Big Morning Tea
26-8 Marilyn Ringk Day
2-9 Medal of Medals
st
23-9 1 round Foursomes
nd
30-9 2 round Foursomes
12,13,14-
10 W.G.I. tournament at Worrigee Links
7-10 A.G.M
21-10 Eric Thomas 36 Hole Event – round 1
28-10 Eric Thomas 36 Hole Event – round 2
2-12 Xmas party
22NEW LOCAL RULE THAT STARTED 1-1-2019
LOST BALL
When a player’s ball has not been found they can return to where they
played and hit again for a stroke and distance penalty. Alternately, they
can take an extra penalty and play their next shot from the relief area
shown above.
Point A is the estimated place the ball is lost. The relief area is a 2 club
length distance from that point and back as far as you like on the line to
the pin, parallel with the line through Point A.
Point B is a point on the edge of the fairway no nearer the hole from
where the ball was lost. Again the relief area is a 2 club length distance
out from the fairway edge and back as far as you wish on the line to the
pin, parallel with the line through Point B.
Remember – if this option is taken there is a 2 stroke penalty, but no
distance penalty.
If a player has chosen to play a provisonal ball this option is not available.
23SUSSEX INLET LADIES’ GOLF CLUB
ROUND ROBIN DAYS
10-8 - Vincentia
17-8 - Worrigee Links
31-8 - Callala
7-9 - St Georges Basin Country Club
14-9 - Sussex Inlet (AGM)
JOY REED DATES
17-2 St Georges Basin Country Club @ 8.30
9-3 Sussex Inlet @ 8.30
MATCH PLAY
1st Round = 31-3
2nd Round = 30-4
3rd Round = 31-5
SILVER PENNANT DRAW – GROUP A
30-3 @ Jamberoo @ 8.50 V Port Kembla
6-4 @ Worrigee Links @ 8.00 V Worrigee Links
20-4 @ St Georges Basin @ 8.25 V Links Shell Cove
27-4 @ Port Kembla @ 8.50 V St Georges Basin
18-5 @ Sussex Inlet @8.00 V Jamberoo
Groups A & B – Silver Pennant Final on Monday 25th May – Course TBA.
24A NEW LOCAL RULE THAT STARTED 1-1-2019
BALL OUT OF BOUNDS
When a player’s ball has been hit out of bounds (or it seems
certain to be out of bounds) they can take the old stroke and
distance penalty and play again from that spot. Alternately, they
can take an extra penalty and play their next shot from the relief
area shown above.
Point A is the estimated place the ball went out of bounds. The
relief area starts from Point A and follows the out of bounds
border.
Point B is a point on the edge of the fairway no nearer the hole
from where the ball went out of bounds. The relief area is a 2
club length distance out from the fairway edge and back as far
as you wish on the line to the pin, parallel with the line through
Point B.
Remember – if this option is taken there is a 2 stroke penalty,
but no distance penalty.
If a player has chosen to play a provisonal ball this option is not
available.
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THE ONE HIT WONDERS!
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MONDAY OF EACH MONTH. IT’S A FUN DAY AND YOU DON’T NEED
A HANDICAP TO PLAY, JUST A DESIRE FOR A GOOD TIME!
FOR MORE INFORMATION SEE THE BOARD IN THE TAB SECTION
AT THE SUSSEX INLET BOWLING CLUB.
PLEASE REPAIR ALL PLUG MARKS ON THE GREEN TO HELP
IMPROVE OUR COURSE
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SUSSEX INLET VETERANS’ GOLF CLUB
OFFICE BEARERS 2020
PRESIDENT
KEITH HASLAM Phone: 4441 1575
Mobile: 0404855885
SECRETARY
LAVON BYRNES Phone: 4441 0749
TREASURER
HEATHER McLURE Phone: 441 2418
Mobile: 0434555924
CAPTAIN
JOHN TUDOR Phone: 4441 1628
Mobile: 0408864232
COMMITTEE
HARRY BACK Phone: 0491151853
JOHN CRITCHER Phone: 0403199147
GARY FORRESTER Phone: 0438670086
CRAIG MYERS Mobile: 0408910429
JOHN NAISMITH Phone: 0421932734
WELFARE
BEV CAMPBELL Phone: 44410905
MATCH COMMITTEE
JOHN TUDOR, HARRY BACK, JOHN CRITCHER and JOHN NAISMITH
MSCVGA DELEGATES
JOHN TUDOR and CRAIG MYERS
LIFE MEMBER
RICHARD HATCHER (Dec), ELLIE McDOUGALL (Dec)
REPAIR ALL DIVOTS AND PLUG MARKS
29SUGGESTIONS OR COMPLAINTS
Suggestions or complaints should be made in writing to the Veterans'
Committee, through the Secretary PO Box 73, Sussex Inlet NSW 2540.
RESPONSIBILITY
Each competitor holds a position of trust in respect of the whole field of
players.
It is his duty, not only to play the game, but to see that his partner and his
fellow competitors play the game strictly in accordance with the Rules of
Golf and Local Rules, record scores accurately and ensure that the
Etiquette of golf is observed.
THE NOTES FOLLOWING APPLY IN PARTICULAR TO VETERAN
GOLFERS. HOWEVER NOTES IN THE EARLY PART OF THIS BOOK
REFERRING TO ETIQUETTE, RULES OF GOLF, SLOW PLAY ETC., APPLY
TO ALL GOLFERS AND ARE ESSENTIAL READING.
1. CONDITIONS OF ENTRY INTO COMPETITION
Please refer to Displayed "Conditions of Play" for full details of entry, but
a general summary appears here:
Players must have a current Golflink handicap.
Players must use Time sheet.
Players must report to starter 10 minutes before hit off time.
Breach of conditions may incur penalty.
If unable to play, players MUST CANCEL in time to allow starter to
rearrange starting times and in team events, should also make alternative
arrangements so that partners are not inconvenienced or penalised by
their absence.
Players should help to promote a good social atmosphere by playing in
different groups each week.
Visitors are welcome at all times and are to play off their current Golflink
handicap.
2. CHAMPIONSHIPS, MATCHPLAY and MSCVGA
To be eligible to compete in any major championship, including matchplay
and Mid South Coast Veterans Interclub events, members must have
competed in at least six Veterans events in any competition at Sussex
Inlet Golf Club during the twelve months preceding each individual
championship.
3. MATCH COMMITTEE
Reserve the right to alter the programme at any time.
304. SLOW PLAY
As field sizes increase the avoidance of slow play is becoming more and
more important. The notes on slow play in the Club Guidelines detail
practices that help to speed up play; these should be adopted wherever
possible so as to avoid penalties that may be imposed under RULE 6-7.
5. SWINGERS
Rules for swingers have been introduced to enable players to participate,
who may otherwise be denied a game by absence or late cancellation of
partners. Refer to Displayed “Conditions of Play” for full details and
eligible types of game allowing swingers.
6. HANDICAPS
Persons who are admitted to membership will get a handicap verified by
Golflink. Players without an official handicap may submit three nine and/or
three eighteen hole cards, signed by a club member and obtained in
competitions on Sussex Inlet Golf Course, after which they will be
provided with a Club Handicap. Persons who are waiting for acceptance
of membership are invited to play on Veterans’ competition days. They
will pay green fees and may pay competition fees, but they will only be
eligible for nearest the pins and ball rundown; not crow’s nest or trophy of
the day.
7. MID SOUTH COAST VETERAN GOLFERS' ASSOCIATION
Members of Sussex Inlet Vets who pay an affiliation fee to this
organisation are eligible to play in events run by them subject to team
selection. However all the interclub shield events are run over 18 holes,
for which Golflink Handicap is required. Veteran Golfers are encouraged
to participate as a full team is necessary for the club to have any chance
in these competitions.
8. GENERAL INFORMATION
Combined 18/9 hole competitions will be held throughout the year as
advised by the Committee.
Dress regulations should be observed at all times.
Medal rounds are played monthly, on the second Tuesday whenever
possible Medal of Medals is played in November.
9.
7. NEW MEMBERS
All intending new players must lodge nomination form to the Secretary
prior to submitting handicap cards.
New players are not eligible for competitions, until accepted as a member.
31VETERANS’ MAJOR EVENTS
SPECIAL CLUB DATES 2020
Monthly Generally the second Tuesday of each month
medals
Monday 3/3 4BBB Stableford Championship Round 1
Mon-Fri 10/3 4BBB Stableford Championship Round 2
Monday 16/3 Interclub Challenge Shields – Sussex Inlet
Tuesday 6/4 Interclub Challenge Shields – Vincentia
Tuesday 4/5 Interclub Challenge Shields – Nowra
Tuesday 12/5 Foursomes Championship – Round 1
Monday 18/5 Interclub Challenge Shields – Catalina
Tuesday 19/5 Foursomes Championship – Round 2
Monday 25/5 Interclub Challenge Shields - Shoalhaven
Heads
Saturday 6/6 Les Selby Memorial BBQ Day
Monday 15/6 Elva Daintry Challenge – Sussex Inlet
Monday 22/6 Interclub Challenge Shields - Mollymook
Tuesday 30/6 Mixed Foursomes Championship – Round 1
Monday 6/7 MSCVGA Par 3 Event - Nowra
Tuesday 7/7 Mixed Foursomes Championship – Round 2
Monday 27/7 Interclub Challenge Shields – Worrigee
Monday 3/8 Elva Daintry Challenge – St Georges Basin
Tuesday 11/8 Club Championship – Round 1
Tuesday 18/8 Club Championship – Round 2
Monday 24/8 Interclub Challenge Shields – St Georges
Basin
Monday 21/9 MSCVGA Championship - Nowra
Mon/Tue 26-27/10 Vets Open Event – Worrigee
Wednesday 18/11 MSCVGA Vets Open – St Georges Basin
Monday 1/2 Interclub Challenge Shields – Catalina
Monday 22/2 Interclub Challenge Shields – Callala
32NEW LOCAL RULE REGARDING
MAXIMUM REQUIRED SHOTS ON A HOLE.
A player may now choose to pick up their ball
and write down a score of 10 on any hole during
their round in stroke play, matchplay or
stableford.
The most likely time that this local rule will be
utilised is during a stroke round.
The obvious intent of this local rule is to speed up
play and maybe reduce the level of frustration
that can arise when having ‘one of those holes’.
33Members’ Golfing Calendar 2020/21
Sunday 12-Jan TBA AGU
Monday 13-Jan
Tuesday 14-Jan Monthly Medal Vets
Wednesday 15-Jan 9 holes WGA
Thursday 16-Jan Thursday Gents Club
8:00am
Friday 17-Jan Bottler Bash finishes
5:00pm
Saturday 18-Jan Bottler Bash starts
6:00am
Sunday 19-Jan TBA AGU
Monday 20-Jan One Hit Wonders Open
Tuesday 21-Jan 4BBB Vets
Wednesday 22-Jan 9 holes WGA
Thursday 23-Jan Thursday Gents Club
8:00am
Friday 24-Jan Bottler Bash finishes
5:00pm
Saturday 25-Jan Bottler Bash starts
6:00am
SLOW PLAY – YOUR POSITION IN THE FIELD IS BEHIND THE
GROUP IN FRONT, NOT IN FRONT OF THE GROUP BEHIND
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35Sunday 26-Jan TBA AGU
Monday 27-Jan
Tuesday 28-Jan Individual Stableford Vets
– novelty event
Wednesday 29-Jan 9 holes WGA
Thursday 30-Jan Thursday Gents Club
8:00am
Friday 31-Jan Bottler Bash finishes
5:00pm
Saturday 1-Feb Bottler Bash starts
6:00am
Sunday 2-Feb Individual Stableford AGU
Medley
Monday 3-Feb One Hit Wonders OPEN
Tuesday 4-Feb 4BBB Vets
9&18 hole event
7:30 start
Wednesday 5-Feb 9 holes Medley WGA
Thursday 6-Feb Thursday Gents Club
8:00am
Friday 7-Feb Bottler Bash finishes
5:00pm
Saturday 8-Feb Bottler Bash starts
6:00am
36NEW RULES THAT STARTED 1-1-2019
WHEN A BALL IS EMBEDDED
Ball is embedded when the ball
(embedded in its own pitch mark) is
below the level of the ground.
Ball is embedded despite the fact
that the ball is not touching the soil;
part of the ball is below ground level.
Ball is NOT embedded. Even if the
ball is sitting down in the grass, no
part of the ball is below ground level.
Relief from abnormal course condition
Free relief is allowed when the ball is in an abnormal
course condition. The ball should be dropped in a one club
length arc from the reference point as shown above. The
dropped ball must stay in the relief area or be re-dropped.
37Sunday 9-Feb Individual Stableford AGU
Monday 10-Feb
Tuesday 11-Feb MONTHLY MEDAL Vets
Wednesday 12-Feb 18 Holes WGA
9 hole Presentation
Bring a plate
Thursday 13-Feb Thursday Gents Club
8:00am
Friday 14-Feb Bottler Bash finishes
5:00pm
Saturday 15-Feb Bottler Bash starts
6:00am
Sunday 16-Feb 2 person Ambrose AGU
Monday 17-Feb One Hit Wonders OPEN
Tuesday 18-Feb 123 Countdown Vets
Wednesday 19-Feb Stableford WGA
Thursday 20-Feb Thursday Gents Club
8:00am
Friday 21-Feb Bottler Bash finishes
5:00pm
Saturday 22-Feb Monthly Medal AGU
Bottler Bash starts
6:00am
PLEASE RAKE OUT ALL FOOTMARKS AND DIVOTS BEFORE
LEAVING A BUNKER FOR THE BENEFIT OF FELLOW PLAYERS
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Sunday 23-Feb White Horse Cup No comp
Monday 24-Feb WGI Committee Day WGA
at Kiama
Tuesday 25-Feb Stableford Vets
Wednesday 26-Feb Par + 2BBB WGA
Thursday 27-Feb Thursday Gents Club
8:00am
Friday 28-Feb Bottler Bash finishes
5:00pm
Saturday 29-Feb WWPWCS
Bottler Bash starts
6:00am
Sunday 1-Mar Individual Stableford AGU
Monday 2-Mar One Hit Wonders OPEN
Tuesday 3-Mar 4BBB Stableford Vets
Championship Round
1
st
Wednesday 4-Mar 1 Medal Round WGA
Silver Salver
Thursday 5-Mar Thursday Gents Club
8:00am
Friday 6-Mar Bottler Bash finishes
5:00pm
Saturday 7-Mar Bottler Bash starts
6:00am
COURSE STAFF AND VOLUNTEER WORKERS WHILST
WORKING ON THE GOLF COURSE HAVE PRIORITY
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Sunday 8-Mar Monthly Medal AGU
Monday 9-Mar
Tuesday 10-Mar 4BBB Stableford Vets
Championship Round
2
Wednesday 11-Mar Stableford WGA
Thursday 12-Mar Thursday Gents Club
8:00am
Friday 13-Mar Bottler Bash finishes
5:00pm
Saturday 14-Mar Bottler Bash
starts 6:00am
Sunday 15-Mar Irish 2 Ball AGU
Monday 16-Mar MSCVGA Vets
Sussex Inlet
Tuesday 17-Mar Monthly Medal Vets
Wednesday 18-Mar 2 BBB Stableford WGA
Thursday 19-Mar Thursday Gents Club
8:00am
Friday 20-Mar Sussex Bottler
Ambrose
Bottler Bash finishes
5:00pm
Saturday 21-Mar WWPWCS
Bottler Bash starts
6:00am
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43Sunday 22-Mar American Foursomes AGU
Monday 23-Mar One Hit Wonders OPEN
Tuesday 24-Mar Stableford plus team Vets
event (best/worst)
Wednesday 25-Mar Charity Day WGA
Cudmirrah RFS
Thursday 26-Mar Thursday Gents Club
8:00am
Friday 27-Mar Bottler Bash finishes
5:00pm
Saturday 28-Mar 4 person Ambrose AGU
Bottler Bash starts
6:00am
Sunday 29-Mar Shoalhaven Shield No comp
Monday 30-Mar Pennants at WGA
Jamberoo
Tuesday 31-Mar American Foursomes Vets
nd
Wednesday 1-Apr 2 Medal Round WGA
WGI Trophy
Thursday 2-Apr Thursday Gents Club
8:00am
Friday 3-Apr Bottler Bash finishes
5:00pm
Saturday 4-Apr Bottler Bash starts
6:00am
ALWAYS PICK UP WHEN YOU HAVE LOST A HOLE TO PAR OR
HAVE INSUFFICIENT STROKES LEFT TO SCORE IN STABLEFORD.
A LOCAL RULE ALSO ALLOWS YOU TO PICK UP AFTER 10 SHOTS
ON ANY HOLE AND WRITE DOWN YOUR SCORE AS 10.
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Sunday 5-Apr Monthly Medal AGU
Monday 6-Apr Pennants at Worrigee WGA
MSCVGA at Vincentia Vets
One Hit Wonders Open
Tuesday 7-Apr Stableford Vets
Wednesday 8-Apr Stableford WGA
Thursday 9-Apr Thursday Gents Club
8:00am
Friday 10-Apr Bottler Bash finishes
5:00pm
Saturday 11-Apr Bottler Bash starts
6:00am
Sunday 12-Apr Easter Medley AGU
Monday 13-Apr
Tuesday 14-Apr Monthly Medal Vets
Wednesday 15-Apr Medley Stableford WGA
Thursday 16-Apr Thursday Gents Club
8:00am
Friday 17-Apr Bottler Bash finishes
5:00pm
Saturday 18-Apr Bottler Bash starts
6:00am
USE YOUR SAND TO REPAIR DIVOTS AND IMPROVE THE
COURSE
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Sunday 19-Apr 2 person multiplier AGU
Monday 20-Apr Pennants at St WGA
Georges Basin
One Hit Wonders Open
Tuesday 21-Apr 4BBB 9&18 Hole event Vets
7:30 start
Wednesday 22-Apr 1st Round WGA
Championships
Thursday 23-Apr Thursday Gents Club
8:00am
Friday 24-Apr Bottler Bash finishes
5:00pm
Saturday 25-Apr WWPWCS
Bottler Bash starts
6:00am
Sunday 26-Apr Sussex Inlet Stableford AGU
Cup
Monday 27-Apr Pennants at Port WGA
Kembla
Tuesday 28-Apr Irish 4 Ball Vets
Wednesday 29-Apr 2nd Round WGA
Championships
Thursday 30-Apr Thursday Gents Club
8:00am
Friday 1-May Bottler Bash finishes
5:00pm
Saturday 2-May Bottler Bash starts
6:00am
SLOW PLAY – YOUR POSITION IN THE FIELD IS BEHIND THE
GROUP IN FRONT, NOT IN FRONT OF THE GROUP BEHIND
48NEW RULES THAT STARTED 1-1-2019
Playing ball in Bunker – Rule 12.2
* May remove loose impediments
* May remove movable obstructions
Unplayable Ball – Rule 19
* You may take a drop in bunker for 1 shot penalty as shown, OR
* For a 2 shot penalty drop outside bunker keeping ball in line with
flag as far back as you wish.
49Sunday 3-May Monthly Medal AGU
Monday 4-May One Hit Wonders OPEN
MSCVGA Nowra Vets
Tuesday 5-May Monthly Medal Vets
Wednesday 6-May 3rd Round WGA
Championships
rd
3 Medal Round
Bring a plate
Thursday 7-May Thursday Gents Club
8:00am
Friday 8-May Bottler Bash finishes
5:00pm
Saturday 9-May Bottler Bash starts
6:00am
Autumn 100 Club Open
Sunday 10-May Mother’s Day Medley AGU
Monday 11-May WGI Pennants @
Gerringong 8.45 WGA
Tuesday 12-May Foursomes Vets
Championship
Round1
Wednesday 13-May Stableford WGA
Thursday 14-May Thursday Gents Club
8:00am
Friday 15-May Bottler Bash finishes
5:00pm
Saturday 16-May WWPWCS
Bottler Bash starts
6:00am
PLEASE USE SAND BUCKETS – REPAIR DIVOTS
50NEW RULES THAT BEGAN 1-1-2019
Repair of damage on Putting Green –
Rule 13.1c
* Can remove sand and loose soil
* Can repair ball marks, spike marks
* Can repair old hole plugs, turf plugs
* Can repair animal tracks or hoof marks
* Can remove embedded objects, eg,
stones, acorns
Flagstick – Rule 13.2
* May leave flagstick in hole, or
remove or have it attended
* Must decide before making strokes
* No penalty if ball hits flagstick when
left in hole
* Play ball as it lies
Penalty Areas – Rule 17
Previously known as hazards, red or
yellow.
* Can touch and move loose
impediments
* Can ground your club
* Same actions permitted as in
general area
51Sunday 17-May 2 person Stableford AGU
Aggregate
Monday 18-May Pennants at Sussex WGA
Inlet
MSCVGA Vets
Allocated Wet Day
Tuesday 19-May Foursomes Vets
Championship
Round 2
Wednesday 20-May Par + 2BBB WGA
Thursday 21-May Thursday Gents Club
8:00am
Friday 22-May Bottler Bash finishes
5:00pm
Saturday 23-May Bottler Bash starts
6:00am
Sunday 24-May O+E Stableford AGU
shotgun start
Monday 25-May MSCVGA VETS
Shoalhaven Heads
Silver Pennants Final WGA
Venue TBA
Tuesday 26-May 2 Person Stableford Vets
Aggregate
Shotgun Start
Wednesday 27-May Big Morning Tea WGA
Medley Stableford
Thursday 28-May Thursday Gents Club
8:00am
Friday 29-May Bottler Bash finishes
5:00pm
Saturday 30-May Bottler Bash starts
6:00am
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Sunday 31- TBA AGU
May
Monday 1-Jun One Hit Wonders OPEN
Tuesday 2-Jun 2 Person Ambrose Vets
th
Wednesday 3-Jun 4 Medal WGA
Thursday 4-Jun Thursday Gents Club
8:00am
Friday 5-Jun Bottler Bash finishes
5:00pm
Saturday 6-Jun Bottler Bash starts
6:00am
Les Selby Memorial
Day3 person Ambrose
Sunday 7-Jun Monthly Medal + AGU
Sussex Open
Monday 8-Jun
Tuesday 9-Jun Monthly Medal Vets
Wednesday 10-Jun Medley Stableford WGA
Thursday 11-Jun Thursday Gents Club
8:00am
Friday 12-Jun Bottler Bash finishes
5:00pm
Saturday 13-Jun Bottler Bash starts
6:00am
ALWAYS PICK UP WHEN YOU HAVE LOST A HOLE TO PAR OR
HAVE INSUFFICIENT STROKES LEFT TO SCORE IN STABLEFORD
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Sunday 14-Jun 2 person Ambrose AGU
Monday 15-Jun Elva Daintry Challenge Vets
Sussex Inlet
Tuesday 16-Jun Stableford Vets
Wednesday 17-Jun Par + 2BBB WGA
Thursday 18-Jun Thursday Gents Club
8:00am
Friday 19-Jun Bottler Bash finishes
5:00pm
Saturday 20-Jun WWPWCS
Bottler Bash starts
6:00am
Sunday 21-Jun Round 1 2BBB 36 Hole AGU
Championship
Monday 22-Jun MSCVGA Mollymook Vets
One Hit Wonders Open
Tuesday 23-Jun 123 Countdown Vets
Wednesday 24-Jun 2 Person Ambrose WGA
Thursday 25-Jun Thursday Gents Club
8:00am
Friday 26-Jun Bottler Bash finishes
5:00pm
Saturday 27-Jun Bottler Bash starts
6:00am
USE YOUR SAND TO REPAIR DIVOTS AND IMPROVE THE
COURSE
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57Sunday 28-Jun Round 2 2BBB 36 Hole AGU
Championship
Monday 29-Jun
Tuesday 30-Jun Mixed Foursomes Vets
Championship Round 1
th
Wednesday 1-Jul 5 Medal Round WGA
Thursday 2-Jul Thursday Gents Club
8:00am
Friday 3-Jul Bottler Bash finishes
5:00pm
Saturday 4-Jul WWPWCS
Bottler Bash starts
6:00am
Sunday 5-Jul Monthly Medal AGU
Monday 6-Jul One Hit Wonders OPEN
MSCVGA Par 3 Event Vets
Nowra
Tuesday 7-Jul Mixed Foursomes Vets
Championship Round 2
Wednesday 8-Jul Stableford WGA
1,2,3 Countdown
Thursday 9-Jul Thursday Gents Club
8:00am
Friday 10-Jul Bottler Bash finishes
5:00pm
Saturday 11-Jul Round 1 Mixed AGU
Foursomes Champs
Bottler Bash starts
6:00am
HELP KEEP OUR GREENS IN GOOD ORDER BY REPAIRING PLUG
MARKS WHILE WAITING FOR YOUR PUTT.
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Sunday 12-Jul Round 2 Mixed AGU
Foursomes Champs +
Men’s Comp
Monday 13-Jul
Tuesday 14-Jul Monthly Medal Vets
Wednesday 15-Jul Stableford Medley WGA
Thursday 16-Jul Thursday Gents Club
8:00am
Friday 17-Jul Bottler Bash finishes
5:00pm
Saturday 18-Jul Bottler Bash starts
6:00am
Sunday 19-Jul President’s Plate AGU
Monday 20-Jul One Hit Wonders OPEN
Tuesday 21-Jul Individual Stableford Vets
9&18hole event
7:30 start
Wednesday 22-Jul Stableford (Hartball) WGA
Thursday 23-Jul Thursday Gents Club
8:00am
Friday 24-Jul Bottler Bash finishes
5:00pm
Saturday 25-Jul Bottler Bash starts
6:00am
PLEASE REPAIR ALL PLUG MARKS ON THE GREEN TO HELP
IMPROVE OUR COURSE
60NEW RULES THAT BEGAN 1-1-2019
Double Hit – Rule 10.1a
If a player’s club accidently hits the ball more than once
during a single stroke there will be no penalty and the
ball will be played as it lies.
Under Rule 18.2 the time for a ball search (before the ball
becomes lost) is reduced from 5 minutes to 3 minutes. If
ball is moved during search, replace without penalty.
61Sunday 26-Jul TBA AGU
Monday 27-Jul MSCVGA Worrigee Vets
Tuesday 28-Jul 2 Person Vets
Ambrose Xmas in
July Shotgun Start
Wednesday 29-Jul Stableford WGA
Thursday 30-Jul Thursday Gents Club
8:00am
Friday 31-Jul Bottler Bash finishes
5:00pm
Saturday 1-Aug WWPWCS
Bottler Bash
starts 6:00am
Sunday 2-Aug Monthly Medal AGU
Monday 3-Aug One Hit Wonders OPEN
WGI General Meeting at WGA
Jamberoo GC Vets
Elva Daintry Challenge
St Georges Basin
Tuesday 4-Aug MONTHLY MEDAL Vets
th
Wednesday 5-Aug 6 Medal Round WGA
Thursday 6-Aug Thursday Gents Club
8:00am
Friday 7-Aug Bottler Bash finishes
5:00pm
Saturday 8-Aug Bottler Bash starts
6:00am
SLOW PLAY – YOUR POSITION IN THE FIELD IS BEHIND THE
GROUP IN FRONT, NOT IN FRONT OF THE GROUP BEHIND
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Sunday 9-Aug Individual Stableford AGU
Monday 10-Aug Round Robin @ WGA
Vincentia
Tuesday 11-Aug Club Championship Vets
Round 1
Wednesday 12-Aug Stableford WGA
Thursday 13-Aug Vets Open Day Vets
Catalina
Thursday Gents Club
8:00 am
Friday 14-Aug Bottler Bash finishes
5:00pm
Saturday 15-Aug Bottler Bash starts
6:00am
Men’s Foursomes AGU
Championships round 1
Sunday 16-Aug Men’s Foursomes AGU
Championships round 2
+ Men’s comp
Monday 17-Aug One Hit Wonders OPEN
Round Robin@ WGA
Worrigee
Tuesday 18-Aug Club Championship Vets
Round 2
Wednesday 19-Aug Par + 2BBB WGA
Thursday 20-Aug Thursday Gents Club
8:00am
Friday 21-Aug Bottler Bash finishes
5:00pm
Saturday 22-Aug Bottler Bash starts
6:00am
64NEW RULES THAT BEGAN 1-1-2019
Under Rule 11.1 for all accidental deflections,
including when the ball hits the player, partner or
opponent or their equipment or caddies there will be
no penalty and play the ball as it lies.
A penalty will apply if a player deliberately places
equipment as a backstop and it is hit.
65Sunday 23-Aug Patron’s Day AGU
Stableford Medley
Monday 24-Aug WGI teams challenge at WGA
Shoalhaven Heads
(Hartball)
MSCVGA Vets
St Georges Basin
Tuesday 25-Aug Stableford -best 3 Vets
score aggregate
Wednesday 26-Aug 2BBB Stableford WGA
Medley Marilyn Ringk
Day Draw out of hat
for partner.
Shotgun start 8.30
Thursday 27-Aug Thursday Gents Club
8:00am
Friday 28-Aug Bottler Bash finishes
5:00pm
Saturday 29-Aug Bottler Bash starts
6:00am
Sunday 30-Aug TBA AGU
Monday 31-Aug Round Robin @ WGA
Callala
Tuesday 1-Sep Individual Stableford Vets
Wednesday 2-Sep Medal of Medals WGA
Bring a plate.
Thursday 3-Sep Thursday Gents Club
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