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JustGolf Championship
Ramblewood Country Club
August 6, 2012
THE RULES OF THE UNITED STATES GOLF ASSOCIATION GOVERN
PLAY. All references to the
Rules of Golf and Appendix I can be found in the 2012 - 2015 Rules of Golf.
ALL JUSTGOLF LOCAL RULES ARE IN EFFECT.
FORMAT: 18-hole
Individual Stroke Play.
PRIZES: Gross
prizes awarded by flight; Net prizes awarded for overall net finish,
irrespective of flight. Trophy awarded to Women’s, Men’s, and Men’s Senior
champions.
SLOPE AND RATING: Red: 71.3/123; White: 70.5/128; Gold (senior): 67.4/120.
YARDAGE: Red:
5,345; White: 6,242; Gold: 5,583
YARDAGE MARKERS: Vertical posts in the center of the fairway are measured to the center of
the green: Red=100, White=150, Blue=200
HOLE LOCATION: Chart on cart.
CELL PHONES: Use
prohibited except for emergencies. Silence phones.
CADDIES: No
caddies are permitted.
OBSTRUCTIONS: All
cart paths are immovable obstructions and relief may be taken in accordance
with Rule 24-2b (stance plus 1 club-length at nearest point of relief, no
closer to hole).
STONES IN BUNKERS: Movable obstructions; they may be removed if they interfere with your
swing (Appendix I, Part B, Local Rule #5).
OUT OF BOUNDS: Defined by white stakes and fences. See Rule 27. No free relief from OB
stakes.
GROUND UNDER REPAIR: If your ball is on your own fairway in an area you feel should have been
marked as GUR, with the approval of your fellow competitors you may treat such
an area as GUR (no penalty, drop within one club-length at nearest point of
relief no closer to hole).
PLAY THE BALL DOWN EVERYWHERE: If conditions warrant preferred lies, the starter will let you know.
LOST BALL: You
are only permitted to search for a lost ball for 5 minutes. Once 5 minutes have
passed, you must add a 1-stroke penalty to your score and hit a ball from the
spot where you hit your previous shot. If your ball is found after the 5-minute
time allowed for search has expired, you may not play that ball – it is a lost
ball.
WATER IN BUNKER: There is no relief for a ball lying on wet sand. If the ball is
lying in water in a hazard, you may drop the ball in the hazard at the
nearest point of relief that is no closer to the hole – no penalty. If there is
no place to drop the ball that would not be closer to the hole, and you have to
take the ball out of the hazard, you may drop it behind the hazard on the
line-of-sight to the hole (one-stroke penalty), or hit again from where you
played your original shot (one-stroke penalty).
SCORECARDS: Must
be returned in person to the tournament director immediately following
conclusion of the round. To avoid possible penalty, players should remain
in the designated scoring area until the official has accepted their card.
PLAY-OFF: There
will be a play-off at the conclusion of play for ties for the women’s, men’s,
and men’s senior champions. Remain at the scorer’s table until it is known
whether you will be competing in a play-off.
Initial the registrar’s sheet to confirm that you have
read and understood the rules.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Course fee: $25 - pay at pro shop
Practice area: Putting green. Chipping area. No
driving range.
Check-in: Please
pay the $25 course fee when you arrive. Proceed to the registration table 15
minutes before your tee time.
Course care: Please repair ball marks and rake
traps. Replace divots if large; otherwise use divot mix on cart.
Rakes: Place OUTSIDE bunkers. Please rake bunkers
carefully.
Carts: Cart path only on all Par 3’s.
Distance measuring devices that measure distance
only are permitted. The penalty for taking devices onto the course that
measure other conditions (wind, gradient, etc.), regardless of whether those
functions are used, is disqualification (Rule 14-3).
Pace of play: 15 minutes per hole.
Do not post your scores. They will be posted by the
tournament director.
The competitor should verify the score after each hole
and settle any doubtful points with the tournament director prior to signing
the scorecard.
COURSE INFORMATION
• Hit a provisional for any ball that may be lost
outside a water hazard or out of bounds.
• Most water hazards and lateral water hazards are not
marked. The boundary of each unmarked hazard is determined by the cut line.
Red Course (men and women)
Portable bathroom behind #4 green and on
right of #6 after you cross stream.
#1: To
bunkers: Red (150), Gold (180), White (210).
To water hazard: Red (210), Gold (230), White (268).
Lateral hazard on right side of fairway.
#2: To left
bunker: Red (107), Gold (164), White (174)
#3: To first of
two bunkers on right: Red/Gold (135), White (216).
Lake is 115 yards past first bunker.
#4: OB on left
#5: You may use
the Drop Area (mowed area next to white pole).
#6: Red/Gold to
water hazard: 200 yards; White: 285 yards.
#8: Red/Gold to
water hazard: 200 yards; White: 260 yards
Lateral hazard on right.
Blue Course (men)
Portable bathroom is
located at #4 green and #7 tee.
The greens on Blue are a little
faster than Red and have a little more break.
#2: Lateral
hazard behind trees on right. If the hazard is not marked, the boundary is the
edge of the green grass.
#3: Gold to water
hazard: 190 yards; White: 265 yards. Ground in front of hazard slopes sharply.
There is an interior fence on the left, 50 yards from the green, guarding a
lateral hazard. If the ball is not in
the hazard, free relief from the fence (nearest point, stance plus one
club-length). If the ball is in the
hazard, no relief from fence.
#4: Appendix I, Part
B, Local Rule #1 in effect: If there is doubt whether the ball is in or is
lost in the water hazard, you may play a provisional ball under any of the
relief options for a ball in a water hazard (drop behind the hazard on line of
sight to the hole or hit again from tee (26-1):
(1) If the original ball is found outside the water hazard, you must
abandon the provisional and continue play with the original.
(2) If the original ball is found in the hazard, you have two choices: play the original as it lies,
or continue play with the provisional.
(3) If the original is not
found within five minutes, you must
continue play with the provisional ball.
#6: Gold to pond:
160 yards; White: 221 yards. Aim your tee shot at the vertical yardage markers.
Balls hit too far to the right of the markers may land in the pond. Pond begins
just past last tree on right.
#8: Gold to water
hazard: 190 yards; White: 259 yards.
#9: Red/Gold to
right bunker: 145 yards; White: 186 yards.
White course (women)
Bathroom is located
past #2 green (turn left) and past #7 green on left.
#1: To bunker on
left: 110. Roped off area 30 yards from tee on right is GUR. Free drop (stance
plus one club-length) at nearest point of relief.
#2: OB on left,
tee to green. Lateral hazard on right, tee to green.
#3: Lateral
hazard on right. Lake is a water hazard (best relief is to re-tee).
#4: Hole doglegs
right 100 yards from green. OB on right, tee to green. If ball OB at fence, do
not enter to retrieve – private property.
Lateral hazard on left.
#5: Lateral
hazard on right. If boundary is not marked, imagine a boundary line where the
ground begins to slope down. Your two club-length drop will be on flat ground.
To bunker on left: 220 yards.
#7: 125 yards to
first bunker on right; 155 to second bunker.
Lateral hazard on left.
#8: Lateral
hazard on right.
#9: Water hazard
80 yards from green. Roped off area on right side is GUR: free drop (stance
plus one club-length) at nearest point of relief.
OB on left behind trees.
