TO BE USED IN CONJUNCTION
WITH THE RULES ON THE SCORECARD
1.
PREFERRED LIES ON ALL FAIRWAYS – (NOT including the
practice fairway)
A ball lying on any “closely mown area” through the green may, without penalty,
be marked, lifted, cleaned and placed within one club length but not nearer the
hole.
After the ball has been placed it is in play. i.e. you can place once only !
Failure to mark the ball before lifting incurs a penalty of one stroke.
Relief MUST be taken in areas marked as G.U.R on these fairways.
TO BE USED IN CONJUNCTION
WITH THE RULES ON THE SCORECARD
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CRACKS RELIEF
Relief
may be taken from cracks (through the green) Rule 25.1.B
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MARKED AREAS & TREE STUMPS
All marked areas and tree stumps – treat as G.U.R relief Rule 25.1.B
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WHEEL MARKS AND TRACKS
All wheel marks and tracks - treated as G.U.R. relief Rule 25.1.B
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IRRIGATION WORK
All excavation work associated with
irrigation system - treated as G.U.R. relief Rule 25.1.B
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RELIEF ON GREENS
If the ball is on the putting surface, relief may be obtained from sprinkler
heads and repaired work on greens.
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BRIDGE between 9th and 15th fairway
The bridge and rocky area to be treated as immovable obstruction Rule 24.2
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STAKED TREES AND TREES UNDER TWO
CLUB LENGTHS
This rule is intended to protect young trees identified by stakes. If such a
tree interferes with a player’s stance or intended swing plane, the ball MUST
be lifted without penalty and dropped as per immovable obstruction rule. Rule 24-2B
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ROPED OFF AREAS
All roped off areas of the course MUST be treated as
compulsory
G.U.R.
and relief must be taken in accordance with the procedure in Rule 25.1.B
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GARDEN BEDS
All garden beds on the course MUST be treated as
compulsory
G.U.R.
and relief must be taken in accordance with the procedure in Rule 25.1.B
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