LOCAL RULES

The following local rules are to be read in conjunction with the Rules of Golf and any other Temporary Local Rules. (Rule 33-8):

1. OUT OF BOUNDS (Rule 27)
• Beyond any fence, wall, white line or line of white stakes bounding the course.
• When playing the 10th hole only, beyond the white line on the buggy track.
• When both stakes and lines are used to define the O.B areas the stakes identify the O.B and the lines define the boundary.

2. WATER HAZARDS (Rule 26)
• Water Hazards are defined by yellow stakes.
• Lateral Water Hazards are defined by red stakes.
• When both stakes and the lines are used to define water and lateral hazards, the stakes identify the hazards and the lines define the margins.

3. DROPPING ZONE (Under penalty of one stroke)
If a ball is in the lateral water hazards at the 8th, 10th, 17th or water hazard at the 13th the player may:
• Play the ball as it lies or
• Under penalty of one stroke drop a ball in the designated drop zone.
• For the play of 13th hole, a ball after been dropped under 3 (b) may, without further penalty, be lifted, cleaned and placed within
• six inches, not nearer the hole, of where the ball lies.
• The drop zone at the 8th hole is only applicable for ball found in the lateral water hazard next to the 8th buggy track.

4. GROUND UNDER REPAIR (G.U.R) (Rule 25)
• Defined by white encircled lines.
• Anywhere through the green, a ball embedded in its own pitch-mark in the ground may be lifted without penalty cleaned and
• dropped as near as possible to the spot where it lay but not near the hole.
• If a ball lies on an edging groove around putting green, the player may, without penalty, lift the ball clean it and place it out of the groove in the nearest position to where it lay, whether on or off the putting green, which is not nearer the hole.
• Deep rut made by tractor.

5. IMMMOVABLE OBSTRUCTIONS (Rule 24)
• All sprinkler heads, drainage sumps, signage, distance markers, hazard stakes, buggy paths, bridges, protective screens, all buildings within the course, safety nettingand posts are immovable obstructions.

Free relief under Rule No.(24-2) applies.

6. MOVABLE OBSTRUCTIONS
• Stones in bunkers are movable obstructions.

7. STAKED TREES
• A ball lying within the area of intended swing of a staked tree must, without penalty, be lifted and dropped within one club length from the nearest point of relief.

8. INTEGRAL PART OF THE COURSE
. The road behind the 9th and 18th greens, the exposed pipeline running along the boundary wall of Hole 4 (next to buggy track), and all artificial edges of water hazards are integral parts of the course. The ball shall be played as it lies or declared unplayable (Rule 28).

                                     PENALTY FOR BREACH OF LOCAL RULES (TWO STROKES)

SUSPENSION OF PLAY: A SERIES OF SHORT BLASTS
SUSPENSION OF PLAY FOR DANGEROUS SITUATION: ONE PROLONGED BLAST
RESUMPTION OF PLAY: ONE PPROLONGED BLAST

COURSE MARSHALL
The course Marshall on duty have the responsibility to keep play moving at reasonable speed and they have the complete authority to ask any player / groups to speed up play and let the faster groups to pass.

BUGGY RULES
• Caddies are not allowed to drive the buggy.
• Buggies are not allowed to be driven outside the buggy tracks.
• Buggies are not permitted outside the golf course.
• Maximum two (2) persons/two (2) bags per buggy.
• Buggy must not be driven by persons under 18 years of age.

DRESS CODE
Long trousers, Bermuda shorts (denim jeans excluded), t-shirts with collars and mock turtle neck wear are acceptable dress for men.
Slacks, dress shorts, skirts (denim jeans excluded) t-shirts with collars and mock turtle neck are acceptable dress for ladies.
CONDUCT
Rude, abusive or disorderly conduct is absolutely forbidden.
Only players are allowed in the course.
Replace Divots, Rake Bunkers; repair ball marks, and keep course clean.
EQUIPMENT
Each player to have their own bag and clubs, Sharing of clubs is not permitted. Soft spike golfingshoes must be own when playing on the course and practice range / green
PLAYING TIME
Players are expected to complete each nine (9) holes in approximately two (2) hours. Ten (10) minutes with a break of five (5) minutes between nines.