Sunday Golf

1. Timesheets will be in 4-ball format with 3-ball format for Captain's and President's prizes.
2. Timesheets will be up on the Tuesday of the week prior to the competition, i.e. 11 days beforehand.
3. Pre-entry and pre-payment into all competitions is mandatory; failure to do either will mean automatic disqualification.
4. The competition entry book shall be in the pro shop or locker room.
5. Those whose subscription is not paid in full by March 31st shall not be permitted to win prizes in Club competitions.

Matchplay Events:
1. Pre-payment shall be an entry requirement for inclusion in the draw of all Matchplay events.
2. Both parties equally share responsibility for organising matches.
3. Matches, who do not show a winner on the draw-sheet by the due date, will be drawn for by the Competition Committee to produce a winner.
4. Losers of matches must put the winners names in the appropriate slot for the next round immediately after play.

Golfer Of The Year (Ladies):
1. All of the G.O.Y. events shall be singles strokeplay.
2. Best 7 cards to count.
Club Singles Champion 2009 (Mens):
1. All singles weekend competitions from March 1st 2009 to October 12th 2009 (total 29) shall be included in deciding the winner.
2. Competitions played in stroke formation shall be converted to stableford points.
3. Best 20 out of 29 cards to count.
Midweek Competitions:
1. Phyxers Monday nights is strictly for 18+ Handicaps.
2. Entry fees to Phyxers competitions will be paid directly to the club via the entry box in the locker room and all players must sign in for each competition using the entry book.
3. Tuesday competitions will be divided into two categories - 0 - 12 and 13 - 17 handicaps.
4. The competition entry book must be used when entering all midweek competitions and the entry fee put in the competition entry box.
5. Members may invite a guest to play with them in the Tuesday competition at a reduced greenfee of €10 per guest.
6. Wednesday's Ladies draw times on notice board.

Presentations:
1. Presentations of Sunday competitions will take place on Sundays every third week if possible.
2. All prize-winners are expected to attend the presentation or nominate a representative.
3. The Club will not accept responsibility for prizes lost or misplaced in the event of the winner not attending the presentation to collect his/her prize.

Kindly note:

The Presidents and Captains have precedence on the first tee.
Members should be familiar with “The Rules of golf”. The section on Etiquette and Courtesy on the course is essential reading for all golfers.
It is important that members read the Notice Boards regularly to familiarise themselves with competition, handicap, local rules and social event information.
The amenities of the course and clubhouse should be treated with respect. The locker rooms should be kept tidy at all times. Items of clothing or golf equipment left behind will be removed to storage, the club accepts no responsibilty for loss or damage of such items.
Remember: A golfers place on the course is immediately behind the group in front. Not just ahead of the group behind. If a player fails to keep pace with the group in front, and in distance one clear hole emerges, they may be passed on request being made by those behind him/her. If refused the guilty party should be reported to the committee.

Scoring:
After each hole the marker shall check the score with the competitor. The competitor is solely responsible for the correctness of the score recorded for each hole. All cards should be marked and signed before entering the clubhouse.
Competitors must return and are responsible for the return of their cards in all competitions.
Scores should not be disclosed to other competitors until the final results are obtained.

Non Competition Golf:
The Rules of Etiquette for competitive golf should be observed.
A single golfer has no standing on the course. A two-ball match has precedence and is entitled to pass a three or four-ball match if there is a clear hole ahead. If a match fails to keep its place on the course and loses more than one clear hole on the players in front, it should invite the match following to pass.
No player should play until the players in front are safely out of range.
Always remember to replace divots, repair pitchmarks and rake bunkers.