Etiquette
Remember your place in the field is behind the group in front of you, not ahead of the group behind you.
 
The lowest handicap player of the group is responsible for course etiquette.
Please remain motionless and silent whilst others are preparing and playing a shot, on either the tee, fairway or green.
Replace divots and repair pitch marks.
Watch the flight other shots and note where the ball finishes.
Do not mark cards on the green: do this on the next tee.
Other than playing Matchplay – the club encourages ‘Ready Golf’ to speed up play.
Keep up with the field, if unable to do this, call the approaching players through.
If you have to look for a ball, and if the following players are in range, call the approaching players through.
If you have been called through by the players in front having lost a ball, be ready to hit promptly,
Once "called through", those players should be allowed time to complete the hole.
Remember that one minute wasted at each hole adds 18 minutes to your round.
 
COURSE CARE
Carry a sand bucket with you.
Repair all pitch marks and all divots, not just your own.
Rake all bunkers
Do not wheel trundlers on greens and newly sown areas.
Motorised Carts must stay at least 5 metres away from Greens and Tees.
Take pride in your course. Do not drop packets, papers, etc. - use the rubbish bins provided
Growing plants, twigs, etc., may not be broken off or bent to make a shot easier.