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FORSTER TUNCURRY LADIES

GOLF CLUB

2019-20

CONDITIONS OF PLAY

Revised OCTOBER 2019

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INDEX

Adverse Weather Conditions 6

Animal Welfare League Day 19

Anne Harris Scratch Prize 19

Assef Bowl 16

Ball Competition 16

Bear’s Tyrepower 19

Beth Lee’s Accurate Drive 19

Best Annual Recorded Gross Score 16

Best Annual Nett Score at Forster & Tuncurry Courses 16

Birdie Competition 16

Breast Friends 17

Budding Birdies/Nine Hole’s Competition 17

Buko’s Bistro NTP from off the Green 19

Captain’s Trophy 17

Championships – Club – Foursomes – Matchplay 12/13/14

Chic’s of the Walk 19

Club Representation 21

Coasting Home Reduced Handicap Award 18

Colleen Swan Hi-Low Day 20

Course Record 17

Days of Competition 6

Debbie Patch Massage Therapist NTP 20

Daniel Newton Pro-Shop Draw 21

Divisions 4/5

• Ambrose events 5

• American Foursomes 5

• Canadian Foursomes 5

• Canadian 2 Stroke Foursomes 5

• Club Championships 4

• Foursomes Championships 5

• Matchplay Championships 5

• Fourball and other events 5

• Single Events also Stroke Events 4

• Three Ball Events 5

Dangerous Situations 6

Discontinuance of Play 7

Disqualifications 7

Distance Measuring Devices 7

Divisions and Handicap Applications for Club Competitions 4/5

Donated Trophies 16

Eagle Pin 17

Eclectic Competition 17

Forster Beauty Therapy 20

Forster Ten Pin Bowling Centre – Longest 2nd Shot @ Forster 20

Four Ball Events 5

Four Ball Match Play Handicap Applications 14

Four Ball v Par Teams Classic 17

Gobbler Competition 18

Golden Dolphin Day 24/25

Golf NSW Countback 8

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INDEX Cont. Ham Day Christmas (Donated by Club) 18

Ham (Donated by Ladies Committee) 21

Handicaps & Handicap Tables 14/15

Intention to Compete 6

June Gogerly Memorial Trophy 20

Margaret Elliott Dental Clinic Hi-Low Day 20

Medals – Club Medals – Gold Medals – Golf NSW Medals – WGCNC District Medals 10/11

Method of Play for Various Events 23/24/25

• Ambrose 23

• 3 or 4 Person Drop Off Ambrose 23

• American, Canadian, 2 Stroke Canadian Foursomes 24

• Four Ball Countdown Teams event 24

• Irish Four Ball 25

• Golden Dolphin 24

• Scramble 25

• Split Six 25

• Stableford Multiplier 25

Mobile Phones 8

Motorised Transport - Private Carts & Motor Bikes 8

Nearest the Pins (Club) 18

Nominations – Club & Foursomes Championships 9

New Golfers Encouragement Award 20/21

Open Days 9

Pat Butt Memorial Day 21

Patronesses Day 18

President v Captain’s Day 17

President’s Trophy 18

Putting Competition 18

Reduced Handicap Award 18

Reporting to Starter 6

Returning Competition Cards 9

Sally Whitehouse Memorial Day 21

Saturday Ladies Conditions of Play 22

Single events 4

Slow Play 9

Special Competitions 16/17/18

Sponsored events 19/20/21

Starting Place 6

Super Pin 18

Ties 9

Time Sheets 6

Tuncurry Forster Golf Driving Range 21

Visitors 9

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DIVISIONS AND HANDICAP APPLICATIONS FOR CLUB COMPETITIONS

Forster Course on Tuesday & Tuncurry Course on Friday & Saturday. The Match Committee reserves the right to alter Conditions of Play, as required. Single Events Minimum number of players in the field – (15) A ball competition may be held if there is a minimum of (8) Players. The Pro-Shop may (at their discretion) for a field 8-14, run a Competition without N.T.P. All single events are played in 4’s (where possible) Stroke Events: To be played in (3) Divisions

Division Handicap

Division 1 0-20

Division 2 21-28

Division 3 29-45

Trophy allocation:

Divisions Order of Trophy Allocation

Division 1, 2, 3 (1) Nett Winner

(2 Gross

(3) Nett Runner-up

(4) Nett Third

Club Medals and Golf NSW Medals – played in conjunction with Stroke Events Providing there are (15) or more Players participating in the Stroke event of the day, the number of Players in each Medal Division is irrelevant. Refer to Conditions of Play for Club Medal and Golf NSW Medal Competitions. Stableford and Par Events

No. of Players Divisions Handicap

15 to 25 1 0-45

26 to 115 3 0-20, 21-28, 29-45

116 + 4 0-20, 21-25, 26-31, 32-45

Club Championships Drawn in (3) Divisions (these Divisions will be based on G. A Handicap @ Tuncurry Course at the start of the first round) and will be played in groups of fours’ (4). A Minimum number of 40 players are required to conduct the Club Championships. Division numbers maybe adjusted at the discretion of the Match Committee.

Division Handicap

Division 1 0-20

Division 2 21-28

Division 3 29-45

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Matchplay Championships All Matches are played off Scratch The Matchplay will be played in (3) Divisions and drawn from the Club Championships. The leading (8) Gross scores in each Division will qualify for the Matchplay Championships. If any of the leading (8) Gross qualifiers are unable or unwilling to play in the first round, then the 9th or 10th will be included, or until the draw for the first round is complete. If any Player withdraws after the draw, a forfeit will be given to their opponent. Matches will be played on the date and time specified, unless approved by the Ladies Captain. If a Match is square after 18th holes, play will continue starting on the 1st hole until a Winner is determined.

Match Players

Match 1 Player 1 versus Player 8

Match 2 Player 2 versus Player 7

Match 3 Player 3 versus Player 6

Match 4 Player 4 versus Player 5

A Referee will be allocated for the Final in each Division Foursomes Championships Drawn in (3) Divisions (these Divisions will be based on your ½ combined G.A Handicap @ Tuncurry Course at the start of the first round) and will be played in groups of (6). These will be set on the handicap as the Stoke/Medal & Club Championship. Half combined handicap will determine the Player’s Divisions.

Division numbers may be adjusted at the discretion of the Match Committee.

Division 1 0-20½

Division 2 21- 28½

Division 3 29- 45

Four-ball and other events Four-Ball Events Minimum number of Players in the field – 40 (1) Division Swingers: The Starter will issue a score card combining the Swinger, (First name on the time sheet becomes the swinger), with the single Player at the same time slot in the field. Note: A Swinger may not win a trophy or ball with the single Player. Ambrose, Irish 4 Ball, Mixed 6, and other Team Events: Minimum number of Players in the field – 40 (1) Division American Foursomes, Canadian Foursomes and 2 Stroke Canadian Foursomes Minimum number of Players in the field – 40 (1) Division. 3 Ball Teams Events: Minimum number of Players in the field – 30 (1) Division.

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INTENTION TO COMPETE

A Player must register her intention to compete by entering or having her name entered on the time sheet by paying the required entrance fee prior to start of play for the competition card to be valid.

Days of Competition

Day Course

Sunday Medley Forster or Tuncurry

Tuesday Ladies Forster

Wednesday Lady Veterans Tuncurry

Thursday Medley Forster or Tuncurry

Friday Ladies Tuncurry

Saturday Ladies Tuncurry or Forster

Reporting to Starter Each Player must report to Starter ready to play at least 15 minutes prior to her hit off time. The Starter oversees the field until the last competitor on the time sheet has hit off. At all times the starter has control of the field. If for some reason groups must be changed, the Starter has the right to do so. If unable to play, members MUST cancel by phone or in person at least ONE HOUR prior to the scheduled starting time, any Member, failing to appear or cancel maybe subjected to suspension or fines allowable under Article 38 of the Club’s Articles of Association

Starting Place & Times Play in all events, except for shot gun starts must commence at the 1st or 10th tees. Holes must be played in correct sequence. Hitting off prior to your allocated time is not permitted, refer Rule 6-3a/5, which states failing to start at the scheduled time, is disqualification. The Committee under Rule 33-7 can modify the disqualification penalty to (2) strokes. Time Sheets Each Player may book maximum of (4) Players on any Competition Day. Players must be prepared to move up at the discretion of the Starter.

Adverse Weather Conditions In adverse weather conditions, the Captain or either of the Vice-Captains will confer with two other Match Committee Members to decide, prior to commencement of play if the ground or weather conditions will necessitate the postponement or cancellation of the event. The abovementioned Committee Members may delay the starting time up to half an hour to allow a decision to be made. The Competition may be cancelled or postponed, whether the Course has been officially closed. Once the Competition has started the Committee may suspend play if they decide it is too dangerous for play to continue. The signal for suspension of play will be a long blast on the siren and for resumption of play there will be two short blasts, repeated several times. (Also see Dangerous Situations)

Dangerous Situations The following signals are generally used

1. One prolonged note of the siren. Discontinue Play Immediately Lightening is in the area. Please mark your ball and move off the course & find shelter

2. Three consecutive notes of the siren. Discontinue Play: You may finish that hole –Usually extreme heavy rain and the greens are unplayable. 3. Two short notes of the siren, repeated. Resume Play: Anyone not complying with 1 OR 2 will be disqualified. This is a safety issue and must not be ignored.

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Discontinuance of Play Should the Match Committee discontinue play because of inclement weather prior to all Players completing (18) holes, the trophies may be distributed in one of the following manners:

a) If all Players in the field have completed (9) holes the Match Committee may reduce the competition. Note: If (1) tee was used to start the 18 hole Competition, trophies would be allocated over the first (9) holes played, if (2) tees were used then the Committee would conduct (2) nine hole competitions, using the first (9) hole scores recorded by each Competitor, if there are sufficient Players to do so.

b) In the case of a competition being cancelled after people have teed off, all trophy allocations will be transferred to the next relative competition, dependent on the weather. The ball run

down will be done by a draw over the field of each Player from that day. In the case of Championships (72 Hole event). If play is cancelled due to inclement weather, the Match Committee, at its discretion, may reduce the event to either (54) or (36) hole event.

Note: The Match Committee may alter the value of trophies given on the day. In Championships, the Ball Competition, where possible, will be extended to the next competition played at that Course.

Disqualifications In addition to specific breaches of the Rules of Golf the following breaches will also disqualify Players:

1) Unsigned cards, either by Player or Marker. 2) No handicap recorded on the Players score card before it is returned to the Committee, or, if the

recorded handicap is higher than that to which she is entitled, and this affects the number of strokes received. This disqualification is from that round of the Handicap Competition; otherwise, the score shall stand, i.e. if a Gross Competition is being run in conjunction, then her score in that competition shall stand. Note: This card may be used for handicapping. Disqualifications also apply to Ball Competitions played, however; Nearest the Pins and Long Drives are not affected.

Distance Measuring Devices Rule14-3 Distance measuring devices are now permitted in all local events and Golf NSW events, unless specifically prohibited in the conditions of a competition. Even when the Local Rule is in effect, the device must be limited to measuring distance only. Features that would render use of the devise contrary to the Local Rule, include, but are not limited to

• The gauging or measuring of slope.

• The gauging or measuring of other condition that might affect play (e.g. wind speed or direction, or other climate-based information such as temperature, humidity etc.

• Recommendations that might assist the Player in making a stroke or in her play (e.g. club selection type of shot to be played green reading or any other advice related matter)

• Calculating the effective distance between two points based on slope or other conditions affecting shot distance

• Such non-conforming features render use of the device contrary to the Rule, irrespective of whether

1. The features can be switched off or disengaged and 2. The features are switched off or disengaged.

• Smart phones may not be used as a distance measuring device as there must be no other features or applications installed on the device that, if used, would be in breach of the Rules whether they are used. These devices may only be used to check for lightning.

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Golf NSW Countback 1) For 18-hole events the best score for the last (9) holes on the card shall be used; if there is still a tie

the last (6) holes, or if still tied the last (3) holes. If a tie persists, then hole by hole from the 18th. 2) In 27-hole events, the 18-hole card shall be used. If still tied, count back as in point (1) above. 3) In 36, 54, and 72-hole events the last 18 holes shall be used and if still tied, count back as in point

(1) above. 4) In (9) hole events, the best score for the last (6) holes shall be used, if still a tie, the last (3) holes, if

a tie persists, then hole by hole from the ninth. 5) In handicap events the relevant Golf NSW playing handicap or fraction thereof shall be applied. Mobile Phones Mobile phones taken onto the course must be kept in silent or mute mode. There is no longer an immediate disqualification for the first unauthorised use of a mobile phone, but rather a warning, followed by disqualification for subsequent use. In match play, the initial warning would be given by the Player’s opponent; if the phone was subsequently used, the opponent could then make a claim which would result in disqualification. Motorised Transport Carts are permitted in all events, including Club Championships and Foursome’s Championships. Doctor's Certificates are no longer required. Players wishing to share a cart during the Club Championships must be in the same Division and the Match Committee must be advised prior to the Championship draw. Private Carts & Motor Bikes The Club permits the use of suitable private golf carts & motorised bikes on the Courses

1. Members bringing their vehicles to the Courses are responsible for all damage to their own vehicle 2. Members storing their carts on the courses are covered by the club ISR Insurance Policy 3. Social golfers bringing their vehicles to the Courses do so at their own risk. They are liable for any

damage or injury caused as a result of their use NOTE- Suitable motor vehicles must conform to industry standards and be driven at speeds less that 10km per hour while on the Courses Insurance Forster-Tuncurry Golf Club has insurance in place protecting the interests of the Club. These Policies also provide limited benefits for Members. Members claiming against the Club Policies are liable for any excess Affiliated golfers (playing members of F.T.G.C.) are covered for personal liability when golfing or acting in the capacity of Volunteer, trailing participant, Official or Amateur Coach, under a Policy provided by Golf Australia. This Policy is a component of the Affiliation Fee.

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Nominations for Club & Foursomes Championship Only Full Playing Financial Members of Forster-Tuncurry Ladies may nominate in these events. Nomination sheets for these events will be on display (5) weeks prior to the first round. Nomination sheets will remain on the Notice Board at Forster every day except Friday when it will be on display at Tuncurry. Nominations for the draw will close (2) weeks prior to the first round. Late entries will be accepted up until 4pm (2) days prior to the first round. Only Players intending to play in all rounds of these Championships should nominate. Open Day The Stableford event is the main trophy. A Player may win only one major trophy but is eligible to also win Nearest the Pins, Long Drives and Novelty events. There will be (4) Divisions, (depending on the numbers). There will be a Scratch Competition OTF i.e. 1st 2nd and 3rd.

Returning Competition Cards All cards must be signed and entered into the computer via the scanner. Once the score has been confirmed the “confirm” button must be pressed and then you will be asked to “finalise”. When this procedure has been completed the cards must be handed to the “Match Desk”. Failure to do this will result in disqualification. The competition will close when cards from the last Players in the field have been returned. The last competitors must return their cards immediately on completing their round, prior to packing their equipment away.

Slow Play All players should play without undue delay and all groups must remain immediately behind the group in front. In the case of a lost ball, if the ball cannot be found within a few minutes and the next group is waiting to play, that group should be called through.

Ties Should a tie occur in the event of the day competition, Golf NSW count back will apply, except for Medal Rounds. Medals shall be played for again in the next Medal round, except in the Gold Medal play-off. Should a tie occur in any Division, there will be an (18) hole play-off in the Stroke/Medal round in November. If, as before, there is a tie then each participant shall receive a Gold Medal

Visitors Visitors cannot win Club Medals, donated trophies or donated Nearest the Pin prizes. The exception being Beth Lee’s accurate drive at Forster on the 18th & Bear’s Tyrepower Tuncurry on the 14th which visitors are eligible to win.

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MEDALS: Club Medals Played once a month from January to November, There must be (15) or more Players compete in the Stroke event of the day, the Club Medals will remain as programme The event will be played in (3) Divisions.

Division Handicap

Division 1 0 - 20

Division 2 21 - 28

Division 3 29 - 45

Trophy allocation: Divisions Order of Trophy Allocation

Division 1, 2, 3 (1) Nett Winner

(2 Gross Winner

(3) Nett Runner-up

(4) Gross Runner-up

The number of Players per Division for Club Medals is irrelevant; however, if any Division is not represented, then that month’s Medal for that Division will be forfeited. Monthly Medals are played on Tuesday at Forster also Friday & Saturday Tuncurry once a month. The Match Committee may change these dates in the event of Club Championships, Long Weekends, other major events, or adverse weather condition. Monthly Medals are played in three Divisions, 1,2 & 3 with the best Nett score in each grade being the Club Monthly Medal winners (Golf N.S.W countback rules will apply) Professionals, Restricted and Country members are ineligible for this event. Visitors playing in the Club events may win the trophy for the event of the day. They cannot win Club Medals OR donated prizes except for Nearest the Pins and Putting Competitions in MEDAL ROUNDS at both Courses.

Members may play for Club Medals at both Courses.

Gold Medals Players, who have won a Club Medal during the period from October (the previous year) to September, are eligible to compete in the Gold Medal play-off. This will be played in conjunction with the October Stroke/Medal round on the Course and day where the Club Medal was originally won.

A Player may only win ONE Gold Medal on the same Course that she won the Club Medal, regardless of how many Divisions in which she won her Monthly Club Medals. This Player will compete for the Gold Medal in the lowest Division in which she won her Club Medal, e.g. Division 3 and Division 2; she must compete for the Division 2 Gold Medal.

The Gold Medal play off shall be played off the Players’ current handicap. However, should her handicap exceed the Division limit she will be restricted to the maximum handicap of that Division.

In the event of a tie for the Gold Medal, the winner will be determined by Golf N.S.W countback.

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Golf N.S.W Medals Conditions as per Golf N.S.W. A nomination fee of $5 is payable prior to playing in your first relevant Medal round (6) Stroke rounds. Players must be a Playing Member of the Club and must hold a current Golf Australia handicap. The specified nomination fee must be paid prior to the Player’s 1st round. For each Division there must be (4) or more Players entered. To be played in 3 divisions.

Division Handicap

Division 1 0 - 20

Division 2 21- 28

Division 3 29-45

Should there be less than (4) players in any Division, these Players would combine with another Division and play for a combined Medal. In the event of a tie after completion of the Golf NSW Medal rounds, joint winners will be declared. The winner in each Division shall be the competitor returning the lowest nett aggregate of (3) scores. These winners may then compete in the District Final at a venue decided upon by the GCNC on a date no later than October. The (3) Divisional Winners will then play off for the Gold, Silver and Bronze Medals at a Course to be selected by Golf NSW. WGCNC District Medal Played under the same conditions as set down by the WGCNC. Players must hold a Golf Australia handicap and belong to the Forster-Tuncurry Golf Club. CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS Championship entry fee must be paid in full to the Starter prior to hit off on the 1st round. Players must report to the Starter, ready to play, at least 15 minutes prior to their starting time This is a (72) hole Stroke event, played in groups (4) Players. Players must play within their Handicap Division. This will be decided by the Player’s G.A Handicap at Tuncurry Course on the first day of the Championships. Competitors may play with Players of their choice for the first (3) rounds, but only in their correct Division. To be played in (3) Divisions: Daily events will be run in conjunction and normal trophy allocation applies as per Stroke Competitions.

Round No. of Holes Day of Play Course

First round 18 Friday Tuncurry

Second round 18 Tuesday Forster

Third round 18 Friday Tuncurry

Final round 18 Tuesday Forster

Divisions Handicap

Division 1 0-20

Division 2 21-28

Division 3 29-45

The final round will be a seeded draw in each Division. The (12) Gross leading Players in each Division will be drawn as follows:

Group Draw Sequence

Group 3 3, 6, 9, 12

Group 2 2, 5, 8, 11

Group 1 1, 4, 7, 10

The balance of the field will then be drawn in their Divisions.

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Trophy allocation: Divisions Order of Trophy Allocation

Division 1, 2, 3 (1) Gross Winner

(2) Gross Runner-up

(3) Nett Winner

(4) Nett Runner-up

Club Championship Special Conditions

Ties Should there be a tie for the Club Champion and Divisions (2) & (3) Champions (the best Gross over the field) a play-off will take place at Forster, as soon as possible, starting on holes (10) & (18) (unless adverse weather, prevailing light due to safety concerns) the Match Committee will decide on hole changes. If more than (2) Players are involved in the play-off, those with the highest score will be eliminated after these (2) holes. Should a tie persist, play-off will continue from the 1st hole onwards until a Winner has been declared. Should there be a tie for Gross runner-up this will be decided on Golf N.S.W Count back using the last 18-hole card returned. Ties in the Nett Competition for Divisions 1, 2 & 3 will be decided on Golf NSW count back using the last (18) hole card returned.

A Referee will be allocated by the Match Committee for each play-off Adverse Weather: In Championships, (72 hole event) or the Foursomes Championship(54 hole event), if play is stopped due to inclement weather, the Match Committee, at their discretion, may reduce the event to either (54) or (36) hole event, that is, after a reasonable time has elapsed. In the event of either Course being closed during the Championships, the Match Committee may reduce the number of rounds played. If bad light or inclement weather does not permit completion of play on the final day of the Championships the Match Committee will decide on a suitable day. In extenuating circumstances, at the discretion of the Match Committee, the play-off may be moved to Tuncurry. Handicap Reductions/Increases: Should a Player reduce or increase her handicap during the event she must use her new handicap for the daily events only. Players must play off their “daily handicap” at each Course. The handicap played off at Tuncurry on Friday and Forster on Tuesday, those are the handicaps to be played off. Mi. Club does adjust in a multi-round event by holding your G.A. over the total event. Rule 6-3a states that a Player must start at the time established by the Committee. Penalty for breach of this rule is a (2) stroke penalty at the 1st hole, otherwise disqualification. Rule 33-1 provides that the Committee may waive the disqualification penalty, if a Player arrives at her starting point, ready to play, within (5) minutes after her starting time, providing such circumstances are warranted. These circumstances are shown in Decision 6-3a/1.5 and the proper action in each case must be left to the judgment of the Match Committee. Should a Player be disqualified or return an NCR during any Championship round, she may continue to compete within the Championship field in the event of the day until the final round in which she will be drawn at the end of her Division.

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Foursomes Championship (to be played in 6’s) Fifty-four (54) hole Stroke event. Championship entry fee must be paid in full to the Starter prior to hit-off on the first round. Drawn in (3) Divisions (these Divisions will be based on the G.A Handicap @ Tuncurry Course at the start of the first round). Handicaps will be set as the Match Committee decides after the nominations have closed. Half combined handicap will determine the Player’s Division. Players must use their “daily handicap” at each Course. The Player who hits off the “ODD” tees at Tuncurry MUST hit off the ODD” tees at Forster. This will ensure Players hit off alternate tees during the entire Championships. Daily events will be run in conjunction and only (1) trophy per day can be won. Normal trophy allocation applies as per a Foursomes Stroke round.

Players may only win one major Championship trophy.

Trophy allocation:

Divisions Order of Trophy Allocation

Division 1, 2, 3 (1) Gross Winners

(2) Gross Runners-up

(3) Nett Winners

(4) Nett Runners-up

Divisions Handicap

Division 1 0-20½

Division 2 21-28½

Division 3 29-45

Match Play Championship All matches are to be played off Scratch A Referee will be allocated by the Match Committee for the final in each Division. The leading (8) Players in Gross in each Division will qualify to play in the Match Play Championships. (1 – 8), (3 – 6), (4 - 5) (2 -7), Matches will be played on the date and time specified unless prior permission is granted by the Ladies Captain. If any of the leading (8) Gross qualifiers are unable or unwilling to play in the first round, then the 9th or 10th are selected, or until the draw for the first round is full. If any Player withdraws, a forfeit will be given to their Opponent. The draw for the first round in each Division will be:

Match Players

Match 1 Player 1 versus Player 8

Match 3 Player 3 versus Player 6

Match 4 Player 4 versus Player 5

Match 2 Player 2 versus Player 7

Handicaps A Player is responsible for using her correct handicap at all times. Each Player must hold a current Golf Australia handicap to be entitled to enter Competitions. Players gaining handicaps are not permitted to play within the competition field. Each Player is responsible for ascertaining her correct handicap from the handicap computer or her Handicap Manager. Any reduction or increase in handicap is automatic and comes into force immediately the score affected is returned from Golflink. In (36), (54) and (72) hole events the original handicap shall prevail throughout, however, should a Player reduce or increase her handicap during the event she must use her new handicap for the daily events.

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HANDICAP APPLICATIONS Event Handicap

Stroke, Stableford, Par and 4BBB Events Full handicap

Foursomes Stroke ½ combined handicap. The ½ must be used, e.g. combined handicap 37 = 18 ½ not 19.

Foursomes Stableford ½ combined handicap. The ½ must be used, e.g. combined handicap 37 = 18 ½ not 19.

American Foursomes Canadian Foursomes 2 Stroke Canadian Foursomes

3/8 combined handicap. The eighths must be used, e.g. combined handicap 37 = 13 7/8, not 14

Match Play – Singles

Match Play Championship played off Scratch

The full difference between stroke play handicaps. Where the full difference exceeds 18, players shall receive 2 or 3 strokes per hole where applicable.

Match Play – Four Ball Match Play – Four Ball vs. Par

The player on the lowest handicap will play off scratch, conceding strokes to other players, including her partner. They then receive the ¾ difference between their respective stroke play handicaps.

Coasting Home Matchplay Knockout The players shall play off ¾ the difference of their daily handicaps.

Ambrose – team of 4 1/8 of combined handicap

Ambrose – team of 3 1/6 of combined handicap

Ambrose – team of 2 ¼ of combined handicap

Four Ball Match Play Handicap Applications The number of strokes given is ¾ handicap difference. The lowest Marker concedes strokes to the others including her partners. Example: (A) is on a handicap of (10) receives nil, her Partner (B) on a handicap of (24) receives (11) strokes; (C) on a handicap of (35) receives (19) strokes and (D) on a handicap of (40) receives (23) strokes. Players will receive (2) or (3) strokes per hole, where applicable.

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HANDICAP TABLES ¾ HANDICAP DIFFERENCE

FOR PENNANTS AND COASTING HOME MATCHPLAY

HANDICAP ¾ HANDICAP ¾ HANDICAP 3/4 DIFFERENCE HANDICAP DIFFERENCE HANDICAP DIFFERENCE HANDICAP

1 1 16 12 31 23

2 2 17 13 32 24

3 2 18 14 33 25

4 3 19 14 34 26

5 4 20 15 35 26

6 5 21 16 36 27

7 5 22 17 37 28

8 6 23 17 38 29

9 7 24 18 39 29

10 8 25 19 40 30

11 8 26 20 41 31

12 9 27 20 42 32

13 10 28 21 43 32

14 11 29 22 44 33

15 11 30 23 45 34

3/8 COMBINED HANDICAP AMERICAN & CANADIAN + 2 STROKE CANADIAN FOURSOMES

COMBINED 3/8 COMBINED 3/8 COMBINED 3/8

HANDICAP COMBINED HANDICAP COMBINED HANDICAP COMBINED 1 3/8 31 11 5/8 61 9

2 ¾ 32 12 62 23 1/4

3 1 1/8 33 12 3/8 63 23 5/8

4 1 ½ 34 12 ¾ 64 24

5 1 7/8 35 13 1/8 65 24 3/8

6 2 ¼ 36 13 ½ 66 24 ¾

7 2 5/8 37 13 7/8 67 25 1/8

8 3 38 14 ¼ 68 25 ½

9 3 3/8 39 14 5/8 69 25 7/8

10 3 ¾ 40 15 70 26 ¼

11 4 1/8 41 15 3/8 71 26 5/8

12 4 ½ 42 15 ¾ 72 27

13 4 7/8 43 16 1/8 73 27 3/8

-14 5 ¼ 44 16 ½ 74 27 ¾

15 5 5/8 45 16 7/8 75 28 1/8

16 6 46 17 ¼ 76 28 ½

17 6 3/8 47 17 5/8 77 28 7/8

18 6 ¾ 48 18 78 29 ¼

19 7 1/8 49 18 3/8 79 29 5/8

20 7 ½ 50 18 ¾ 80 30

21 7 7/8 51 19 1/8 81 30 3/8

22 8 ¼ 52 19 ½ 82 30 ¾

23 8 5/8 53 19 7/8 83 31 1/8

24 9 54 20 ¼ 84 31 ½

25 9 3/8 55 20 5/8 85 31 7/8

26 9 ¾ 56 21 86 32 ¼

27 10 1/8 57 21 3/8 87 32 5/8

28 10 ½ 58 21 ¾ 88 33

29 10 7/8 59 22 1/8 89 33 3/8

30 11 ¼ 60 22 ½ 90 33 ¾v

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SPECIAL COMPETITIONS:

DONATED TROPHIES All donated trophies and vouchers may only be won by Lady Members of the Forster-Tuncurry Golf Club. In some cases, it will be stipulated that the Winner or Winners must be in the Club House at presentation to win the prize. Donated vouchers are not transferable. Beth Lee’s Accurate Drive-Forster & Bear’s Tyrepower- Tuncurry Prize are the exception to the rule and are available for all Players on the day.

Assef Bowl The Assef Bowl is a Friendship Competition played annually between Lady Members of Taree, Wingham and Forster-Tuncurry Golf Clubs. Each Club hosts a match in which (12) Players from each Club play a Single Stableford event. The (10) best scores from each Club are recorded after the Match and the Club with the highest total of Stableford points at the conclusion of the (3) rounds is declared the Winner. Refer to the Assef Bowl Conditions of Play as set by the (3) Club Captains yearly for full details.

Ball Competition The ball rundown will be decided by the number of Players, multiplied by (2) divided by $5.50 i.e. 75 players multiplied by $2.00 = $150;00 divided by $5.50 =(27) Balls (3) of which will be used for the Pro Hole and (3) will be used for N.T.P If there is not a Winner in a Division, the ball will be put back into the ball rundown.

Best Annual Recorded Gross Score Scores will be accepted from completed score cards returned in an individual competition, conducted at Forster on Tuesdays and Tuncurry on Fridays, by the Forster Tuncurry Golf Club Lady Members Committee The competition will run from October to September each year. Scores will not be accepted when “preferred lies through the green” or “tee-up” local rules are in force, they will, however, be accepted when “preferred lies on mown portion” are in force.

Best Annual Nett Score at Forster & Tuncurry. This is to be run concurrently with Eclectic, Birdie and Gobbler Competitions. The prizes for each competition Winner at Forster and Tuncurry Courses will be donated. The competition will run from October to September each year. Scores will not be accepted when “preferred lies through the green” or “tee-up” local rules are in force, they will, however, be accepted when “preferred lies on mown portion” are in force.

Birdie Competition Played in (3) Divisions - From January to November

Division Handicap

Division 1 0-20

Division 2 21-28

Division 3 29-45

To be played each Tuesday at Forster Course and each Friday at Tuncurry Course. Competition commences in January (as per program) and closes in November as per program. Birdies (or better) are accepted from Single & 4BBB events and must be recorded in the Birdie Book on the day. Handicap at the start of play on the first day of Competition will determine the Player’s Division and include all birdies recorded during the season by that Player regardless of Division. This is a donated prize. In the case of a tie, the Ladies Committee will make up the prizes.

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SPECIAL COMPETITIONS

Budding Birdie/ Nine Holes’ Competitions These competitions are held on Tuesday at Forster and Saturday at Tuncurry, following the main competition field, unless otherwise stated. Essentially this is a Membership Development Program for Beginners to offer opportunity for competition practice in a supportive environment and in preparation for (18) hole Competitions. It is also available for those who are no longer able to play the full (18) holes of golf. Breast Friends Day This event is played once a year usually in the last week of October at Tuncurry. It is a dress up fun day in Pink for the purpose of raising money for the local Breast Friend Cancer Support Group in our local area. Played as a team’s event, Irish 4 Ball Shotgun start. Captain v President Day Each group will consist of (4) players, each group alternately representing the Captain and the President’s side. Scores for each team are added together to determine the winning side. On the day, trophies will be allocated to the best scores in each team and the ball competition will be run over the field. Captain’s Trophy Played on a Tuesday’s at the Forster Course. Aggregate of (4) best nett scores recorded during GOLF NSW Medal Rounds. In the event of a tie the GOLF NSW countback will apply. This trophy is to be donated by the Captain Course Record The record score may be made only in a Stroke Competition with the holes and daily tee markers placed so the Course playing distance is substantially the same as the length at which it was rated. The score will not be accepted when preferred lies are in force.

Eagle Pin To be presented to any Lady Member who scores an eagle while playing in any Competition conducted by the Ladies Committee.

Eclectic Competition Played in (3) divisions:

Division Handicap

Division 1 0-20

Division 2 21-28

Division 3 29-45

Competition commences in January (as per program) and closes in November after the Stroke round at each Course. Scores are accepted from Stroke events only on Tuesdays at Forster and Fridays at Tuncurry. The Forster Tuncurry Golf Club sponsors this Competition. In the event of a tie, the Winner will be decided by Golf NSW count back

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SPECIAL COMPETITIONS Gobbler Competition Competition conducted over the field and played at Forster on Tuesdays and at Tuncurry on Fridays. Competition commences in January (as per program) and closes last game in November (as per program.). Gobblers are accepted from Stableford, Par, Stroke & 4BBB events and must be recorded in the Gobbler Book on the day. If there be (2) or more Players with the same number of Gobblers, the Winner will be decided by a draw. These are donated prizes, and will be presented at the Christmas Parties at each Course Ham Day - Christmas (Members Only) Forster Tuncurry Golf Club will supply a Ham for each Division at each Course, plus the Saturday Ladies Competition. The hams will be 1st prize in each Division. 2nd prize will be the standard 2nd prize. Competitors do not have to be at presentation. Nearest the Pins Played in (3) divisions from January to December:

Division Handicap

Division 1 0-20

Division 2 21-28

Division 3 29-45

In all Stableford events Winners from each Division will receive (1) ball each from the prize pool. “Nearest the Pin” prizes apply at Forster Course each Tuesday on the 14th hole, and at Tuncurry Course each Friday on the 4th hole. The Pro hole is at Forster on the 17th hole and at Tuncurry the 16th hole. These balls are taken from the ball run down. If there is not a Winner in a Division on these holes the ball will be returned to the ball rundown. Super Pin - Hole in One This is an optional competition (Members only) played in conjunction with the ladies’ competition on a Tuesday at Forster & Friday at Tuncurry. The closest shot to the pin on a nominated hole wins 70% of the daily pool (placed onto the players account held in the Pro-shop) 10% of the daily takings will be paid into the Junior Fund. 20% of the daily taking will be placed into the Jackpot Pool (by winning with a Hole in One on the nominated Super Pin holes) then the accumulated Jackpot Pool will be paid to the winner. This is an over the field event no grades. Patronesses Day Shotgun start Played at Forster as a Single Stableford on the first Tuesday in February. The Patronesses donate the winning prizes in 3 Divisions. Winners of donated trophies must be in the Clubhouse for presentation on the day or the donated trophy will be awarded to the 2nd place getter if they are not available then the 3rd place getter. Daily event trophies will then be distributed. Presidents Trophy To be played on Fridays at Tuncurry. Aggregate of (4) best Nett scores recorded during the Golf NSW Medal rounds. In the event of a tie the Golf NSW countback will apply. This trophy is donated by the President.

Putting Competition Run in conjunction with Club Medals on Tuesdays at Forster and Fridays at Tuncurry. Played in (3) Divisions, Daily Winners receive (1) ball each. Balls donated at Forster by Verelle Miller Balls donated at Tuncurry by Carol & Deb Fania. Balls donated at Tuncurry for Saturday Ladies by the Ladies Committee.

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SPONSORED EVENTS:

Animal Welfare Day - Tuncurry Course

4 Person Ambrose Drop-off Event: sponsored by the Animal Welfare League. B.B.Q Sausages & Hot Dogs will be on sale & a display of animal photos to win a prize and will be organized by Animal Welfare League. All proceeds will go to the Animal Welfare League. Event programmed for January, if possible. Anne Harris’s Scratch Prize. Best Scratch score played in a Two Person Team Event, (not a 2BBB) (4) times a year. $15.00 each will be awarded to the Winning Pair. The Winners of the event of the day cannot win the Scratch prize. The event of the day takes precedence over the Scratch prize. Now these have been scheduled for all the various Foursomes’ events. Bear’s Tyrepower This donated prize is a N.T.P. once a month at Tuncurry on the 14th hole second shot for all (3) Divisions. Each Winner will receive a golf ball collected from the Tuncurry Match Desk. This prize will be open to Visitors as well as Members Beth Lee’s Accurate Drive Competition - Forster Course This is an Accurate Drive Competition. This will be held at the Forster Course on the 18th hole in a Single Stableford once a month. This prize will be open to Visitors as well as Members. (1) ball for each Division will be awarded and collected from the Forster Match desk. Buko’s Bistro NTP approach shot from off the green, (1) per month, alternating between 9th hole, @ Forster & 11th hole, @ Tuncurry. (1) lunch voucher will be awarded over the field. In the event of more than (1) person holing out, the first person in the hole wins the voucher. Chicks of The Walk This is a Matchplay Event -The first (8) pairs to qualify from the 4BBB v Par match. Ladies must place a Q on their cards if they wish to participate in this event. This event is sponsored by: First Prize-Jo Richardson & Warren Dormor, Runners up - Marie Sellen and Glenys Roberts The number of strokes given is ¾ handicap difference. The lowest Marker concedes strokes to the others including her Partner. Example: (A) Is on a handicap of (10) receives nil, her partner (B) on a handicap of (24) receives ¾ of (14) = (11) strokes; (C) on a handicap of (35) receives ¾ of (25) = (19) strokes and (D) on a handicap of (40) receives ¾ of (30) = (23) strokes. Players will receive (2) or (3) strokes per hole, where applicable. Forster-Tuncurry Pro-Shop Matchplay Knock-Out To be played at Forster and Tuncurry Courses alternately. There will be minimum of (8) players. The number of Divisions will be dependent upon the number of entries. Handicap on the day of the draw will determine Division to be played in. Opponents will be drawn on the principle outlined by Golf NSW Matches are played over (18) holes and must be played to a finish. The first round shall be played in fours, due to the number of players. If a match is all square at the 18th hole, play will continue down the first hole until a result is achieved, Handicapping will be ¾ difference of stroke play handicaps. Where the difference exceeds (18), players shall receive (2) or (3) strokes per hole, where applicable. Current handicaps apply to all matches. The final: if this can’t be played on the scheduled day, arrangements between Opponents can be made. This is to be as near as possible to the original date at the same Course as scheduled. A Referee will be allocated by the Match Committee for the final round.

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SPONSORED EVENTS:

Coasting Home Most Reduced Handicap Award

This is an award presented by Amanda Hurley owner of Coasting Home and awarded for the most reduced

Handicap over a 12-month period from November to November.

Colleen Swan Hi-Low Day –Forster This is a 4BBB Stableford event, drawn from high markers and low markers. This is an annual event. 1st Prize will be $25 each and Runners Up $20 each which is donated by the Sponsor. Daniel Newton’s - Pro Shop This is a draw over the field to win a golf lesson from our Professional, Daniel Newton. This will be drawn once a month alternately between Forster and Tuncurry Courses. Debbie Patch Massage Therapist Nearest the pin 2nd shot - 6th hole, @ Forster and 9th hole @ Tuncurry alternating Courses and Divisions monthly. Winner will receive a voucher for a massage. Any vouchers not used may be used as prizes for special days and Xmas parties. In the event of more than (1) person holing out, the first person in the hole is the Winner. Forster Beauty Therapy Voucher - Forster Course Nearest the pin, second shot, for Divisions (1), (2) and (3) alternately. Played on a Stableford round each month (when possible) from January to December on Tuesdays at Forster on the 6th hole. In the event of more than (1) person holing out, the first person in the hole is the Winner. Winner receives a voucher to be used within one month of winning. Forster Tenpin Bowling Centre Voucher- Forster Course Winner receives a voucher for a free tenpin bowling game for (2) people. Played in (3) Divisions on Club Medal rounds on Tuesdays at Forster, alternating Divisions This competition is played from the 10th tee and is the longest second shot on the fairway. June Gogerly Memorial Trophy Best Gross Score recorded at Forster in GOLF NSW Medal rounds only. This is to be rotated annually between Divisions. In 2018 Division (1) and 2019 Division (2) etc. Scores will be accepted when ‘preferred lies’ on mown portions are in force, but not when they are ‘through the green’ or when ‘tee-up’ is in force. In the event of a tie the GOLF NSW countback system will apply. Joanne Newell donates this trophy and needs to be advised at the end of each year prior to presentation on 65546612 or 0438822220 Margaret Elliott Dental Clinic - Tuncurry Hi-Low Day – This is a 4BBB Stableford event, drawn from high markers and low markers. This is an annual event. 1st Prize will be to the value of $25 each and Runners Up to the value of $20 each. Westpac Helicopter Rescue Charity is held in conjunction and is a gold coin donation for afternoon tea. New Golfer’s Award This event is organized, and all trophies are donated by A. Harris J. Richardson & Daniel Newton (Club Pro) Event is open to all Members with a handicap initially gained Stableford within the (3) years prior to the date of the first round of this event The event is played over (2) Single rounds one at each Course, as per programme Trophy Allocations

36 Hole Nett

36 Hole Scratch

36 Hole Nett Runner up

Free lesson from Club Professional Daniel Newton, draw from the non-winning cards No extra fee is incurred for this event

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Pat Butt Memorial Day- Tuncurry Course This is a 4BBB event, the date to be decided upon by the current Match Committee and to be played at the Tuncurry Course. A Perpetual Trophy has been donated by Marie Smith & Sue Bellamy and the Winners’ Prize $30.00 is donated by Carole Blair, and Runners’ Up Prize $25.00 is donated by Kerry Bingle. All proceeds from this day will be donated to a Local Charity as deemed by the Committee. Sally Whitehouse Charity Day –Tuncurry Course Two Person Ambrose Perpetual trophy donated by Geoff Whitehouse. Proceeds go to Great Lakes Hospice Oncology Section. Players may only win (1) trophy. Tuncurry Forster Golf Driving Range sponsored by Tony Wilson A draw from the cards in all Ladies Competitions played at both Forster Course on Tuesday and Tuncurry Course on a Friday for a voucher for a bucket of 50 balls to be used at the Range. In the case of a pairs event there will be (2) vouchers. Ladies Committee Donation - Budding Birdie Ladies At the end of each calendar year a ½ ham will be donated by the Ladies Committee to the Budding Birdie Ladies. To be played for at the discretion of the organizer. During the year a tally of the ladies’ score is kept and the Ladies Committee donate a prize for the overall winner this is usually a gift voucher ($25.00) Club Representation A Club Member, who is travelling and staying overnight to represent the Club in Competition, shall receive a gratuity of $100 towards her expenses.

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SATURDAY LADIES COMPETITIONS PLAYED AT TUNCURRY OR FORSTER The Competition of the day will be the same as programmed for the Men except in four ball and novelty events where Ladies will play a single event, unless a special Competition has been programmed.

The Ladies will play the majority of their golf at the Tuncurry Course except for special days. Time sheet bookings may be made under the same conditions that apply to the Men. A minimum of (8) players constitutes a Singles Competition. A Ball Competition may be run by the Pro-shop for (5)-(7) players. Competitions will be played in (1) Division. Nett Championships A (36) hole Stroke Nett event with a minimum number of (8) players. There will be a block reserved for the Ladies to play in the Championships and Ladies must play in that block for the (2) Saturdays of the Championships. They may play with the Lady Members of their choice. If numbers warrant and at the Match Committee discretion a Gross Winner maybe awarded. To be played in (1) Division.

Should a tie occur, the Golf NSW countback will be applied to the last (18) holes played.

MEDALS: Cards for all Ladies Medal events listed below must be marked and signed by a Lady holding a GA handicap. Club Medals Played in 1 Division Played each month on a Stroke round from January to October at Tuncurry on Saturdays. Providing (8) or more players compete in the Stroke event of the day the Club Medal will remain as programmed. If insufficient Players, the Club Medal will be discarded. Gold Medals Played in 1 Division. Players who have won a Club Medal on a Saturday during October (the previous year) to September may compete in the Gold Medal play-off in the Medal round programmed for October Should a tie occur there will be an (18) hole play-off in the Stroke/Medal Round in November. If as before, there is a tie then each participant shall receive a Gold Medal. The tie shall be played off the handicap that the Players played off in the Gold Medal play-off. Golf NSW Medal Played in 1 Division. The Competition consists of (6) Stroke Rounds. Players must be Playing Member of the Club and must hold a current Golf Australia handicap. The specified nomination fee must be paid prior to the Player’s first round. No Player may compete in more than (1) Medal Competition in the same Club. WGCNC District Medal Played under the same conditions as set down by the WGCNC. Players must hold a Golf Australia handicap and belong to the Forster-Tuncurry Golf Club. Putting This is the least number of putts incurred by a Player on Club Medal Rounds and receives a ball donated by the Ladies Committee. Ham Day Christmas (Member only) Forster Tuncurry Golf Club will supply a Ham for the Saturday Ladies Competition. The hams will be 1st prize in each Division. 2nd prize will be the standard 2nd prize. Competitors do not have to be at presentation.

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METHOD OF PLAY - SPECIAL EVENTS Ambrose Events This event can be played as a (2), (3) or (4) person event. The team selects a Captain who is responsible for the method of play and the marking of the card. In (4) Person Teams: Players use 1/8th of their combined handicap. The minimum number of Players allowable is (3) and they would play off 1/6th of their combined handicap. In (3) Person Teams: Players use 1/6th of their combined handicap. The minimum number of Players allowable is (2) and they would play off ¼ of their combined handicap. In (2) Person Teams: Players use ¼ of their combined handicap. The minimum number of Players allowable is (2).

Teams Tee Shots

4 Each Player’s tee shot must be used 4 times

3 Each Player’s tee shot must be used 5 times

2 Each Player’s tee shot must be used 7 times

Between tee and green: All Competitors tee off the tee and then decide which ball is in the best position which is then played by its owner the selected ball must be played as it lies (unless preferred lies are in force) The other team members then drop their ball within a club length of the selected ball no nearer the hole, they then play their ball from the new position. This procedure of selecting the best position continues until the ball is holed. If the selected ball is in a hazard or in the rough, then the other balls must be dropped and played from the hazard or the rough. On the putting green Once on the putting surface, all balls must be placed and putted from within 15cm of the spot where the selected ball lies. Each Player may putt out, except when it is not possible for Players to better the existing score.

3 - 4 Person Drop Out Ambrose (played as a Four Person Ambrose) This event can be played as a (3) or (4) person event. The team selects a Captain who is responsible for the method of play and the marking of the card. In (4) person teams players use 1/8th of their combined handicap. In (3) person teams players use 1/6th of their combined handicap. The minimum number of Players allowable (3). Between Tee and Green All Players tee off on each hole and then select the best tee shot. The Competitor whose shot is chosen drops out for the next shot. This routine is repeated for the next shot when the best shot maker drops out and the original drop out comes back in. On the Green

This arrangement continues until the ball reaches the green where all competitors may putt out, if

necessary.

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METHOD OF PLAY - SPECIAL EVENTS American Foursomes Both Players hit off the tee and then play their second shot with their Partner’s ball. One (1) ball is then chosen and play proceeds as in Foursomes. If Player B hits the second shot with the selected ball, Player A hits the next shot and players hit alternately until the hole is completed. 2 Stroke Canadian Foursomes Both Partners hit off the tee and the second shot is played with their own ball. (1) ball is then selected for subsequent play and is played alternately during the play of each hole. Canadian Foursomes This event is played as per a Foursomes, except both Players play tee shots at every hole and then continue with whichever ball they nominate .If A has hit the nominated ball off the tee, Play B hits the second shot (or A hits B’s drive) Play continues until the ball is holed. 4 Person Team Events This is played in Stableford format. Teams count only the best (2) scores for each hole. When the (2) best scores have been achieved, mark these scores on the appropriate cards. Please pick up the remainder of Players ball and mark these cards with a P and move on to the next hole. Cards must be put into the computer as a team.

Golden Dolphin: 4 Ball Teams Even This is a fun event in conjunction with the daily event which is the main trophy of the day. A special trophy will be awarded to the winning team who finishes with the “Golden Ball”. The “Golden Balls” are donated by Jo Richardson and Warren Dormor. It is their request that this Match be played at Forster Course. The daily event is a Team’s Stableford Event, best score to count, scores to be recorded on the normal card. Each Player is given a card, but if it is not that person’s score that is counted, she must mark P on her card. Instructions for the “Golden Dolphin” event will be issued to each group on the day of play as set hereunder. Each team will be issued with a Golden Dolphin Card and she must number her Players (1), (2), (3) & (4).The team must use (1) specially marked ball i.e. “Golden Ball” throughout the event and each Player uses this special ball on their nominated holes as shown below. Note: If the team loses or cannot retrieve this special ball, the points scored with the special ball at that point will be the team’s score for the “Golden Dolphin”, HOWEVER, the team is still in the event of the day, so keep playing!

Golden Dolphin: 4 Players

Player Number

Scores Count on Holes

1

1 5 9 13 17

2

2 6 10 14 18

3

3 7 11 15

4

4 8 12 16

Make sure your “best” Players are nos. 1 and 2!!

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Golden Dolphin: 3 Players Special note for teams with only (3) players participating in the Golden Dolphin: Team Captain must alter the special score card as each Player will be required to score on (6) holes as shown below.

Player Number Scores Count on Holes

1 1 4 7 10 13 16

2 2 5 8 11 14 17

3 3 6 9 12 15 18

Player 1

Player 2 Marker

Player 3

Player 4 Player

Team Total

Irish Fourball Team event with (4) Players (may be played with (3)). To be played in Stableford format with the scoring as follows: Holes (1-6) the best (1) score is recorded Holes (7-12) the best (2) scores are recorded Holes (13-18) the best (3) scores are recorded Each person will be issued a score card, Only put the score down of the person or persons who have scored on that hole. All other cards must be marked with a P for that hole. Cards must be handed in as a group.

Las Vegas Played as a (4) Person Teams Event. Each Player plays a normal Stableford game. After each hole has been played the card suit on the next tee determines whose score shall be entered onto the score card. (i.e.) if the person who has been designated the heart and the person who has been designated the club cards and these are on the tee, then they are the ones who scored on the previous hole.

Split Six This is a Stableford Event played with a partner. On the first (6) holes (1-6) the best score is counted On the second (6) holes (7-12) the best two scores are counted On the third (6) holes (13-18) the both scores are multiplied.

Par Played as a Stableford Event, but scoring is as follows, if you have a score of 3/2 that is a, 2/3 is a +. Or 5/2 is a and 4/3 +. (2) Is always and (3) is always + and anything below (2) is a -. (Minus) Scramble Played in groups of (4) All Players tee off, and the best shot is chosen All Players drop their ball within (1) club length of the selected tee shot, and then proceed to play a single Stableford, with the best (2) scores counting at the green. Each Player must use at least (4) of her tee shots. If there are only (3) Players, then each Player must use at least (5) of her tee shots. Stableford Multiplier This is a Stableford game played with a Partner. To determine your score at each hole, multiply your score with your Partners. For example, if a Player has scored (4) points & the Partner has scored (3) points the score for the hole would be 4 x 3 = 12. If a Player has scored (4) points & the partner does not score, the score for hole would be 4 x 0 = 0.