Take part in the fun comp shotgun start and guess how far the captain strikes the ball. Food in the lounge following comp and presentation.
In addition to the normal sunday lunch menu Carl is proposing to prepare a wider choice of food for those attending.
It will be necessary to book your table prior to the day to avoide excessive waste of food due to what will be a wide/varied selection. Menu to follow.
The lady Captain starts her golfing year in earnest
The winner of hells kitchen is to cook for all commers at No 56 The High Street Mold on Monday the 22nd. Rick marker the immediate past Captain will prepare food through the day and doors open at 7:00 PM.come and join us and enjoy an evening with a difference.
In order to save time, if a player thinks his ball might be lost or out of bounds, he may play a back-up or 'provisional ball'. If the original ball is found within the five minutes, the player must carry on with it even if it is in an unplayable lie and pick up the provisional. If the original is not found, the provisional becomes the ball in play.
Always wait for the way ahead to become clear before teeing off
Shout 'fore!' to alert other golfers if your ball is heading towards them
Stand out of the way when your opponent is teeing off
It is polite to be on time for a match - and in a tournament you can be disqualified for being late
Be quiet when your opponent is playing
Watch for partner's ball not just your own
Take your practice swings off the tee
Put several tees, a pitch mark repairer tool and two ball markers in your pocket before you arrive on the first tee.
Carry a spare ball in your pocket, just in case you need to play a "provisional".
In a friendly game the first player to tee off should play first; if your fairway and approach shots are approximately the same distance from the green the player who is ready plays first.
Don't start a conversation with another player if either of you is next to play.
Walk at a sensible pace and be aware of your position on the course relative to others.
Work out your yardage to the hole as you approach your ball.
Think ahead, have an idea of what club & shot you are going to play when approaching your ball.
Simplifiy your "set up routine" you dont need 12 practice swings!!
If you strike an errant shot and ther is some doubt as to weather or not you will find your ball ALWAYS play a "provisional" remembering to tell your playing partners.
On approaching the green be aware of where the next tee is, so that you leave your clubs in the most sensible place to exit the hole.
Line up your putt, whether you are first to put or not and use the continuous putting rule wherever possible.
Repair pitch marks before or after it is your turn to play. If you repair your own and at least one other, then pitch marks will be eliminated.
If you are the first to hole out, pick up the flagstick so you can replace it when the last person has putted out.
Never record scores at the green. Do it on the next tee.
You have 5 minutes to find a ball dont hold up play, call those behind you through as soon as you realise the ball wont be easily found.
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