FUNDRAISING RAFFLE
The prize list has been changed (see below) due to the draw date being extended till January 15th 2012 and legalities regarding lead up draws for a raffle. The good news is the 10 main prizes have been beefed up a little to compensate and Co-Op Toyota have extended their $500 per ticket offer to not only their new vehicles but their used range as well.
The launch golf day will be on Sunday 7th August in the form of a 2 person Ambrose with a 10am shotgun start. There will be a normal comp fee of $7 and I have made it a $20 day for non members (plus comp fee). There will be closest to the pin holes, longest drive and some gambling holes for your entertainment. We will have drinks tents and cart for you to purchase drinks and the BBQ'S on course will be 'FREE'.
Prizes will be given on the day in the form of 1st - 5th plus several card draws, so anyone can win. The sheet for this event will be out this Thursday 21st July, so get in quick because I have had over 50 entries already and the field will be limited.
If you haven’t contacted me yet re tickets or you might be able to sell some in your workplace (posters will be available from Aug 7th for anyone to put in their work lunchrooms etc) contact me on bumma11@hotmail.com
RAFFLE PRIZE LIST.
1st Prize ... Toyota Corolla Manual Sedan plus on-road costs.
2nd Prize ... Las Vegas Holiday for 2 including airfares plus 5 star accommodation at Wynn or Venetian casino for 5 nights.
3rd Prize ... Thailand Holiday for 2 including airfares and 5 nights accommodation at the 5 star resort Sarojin Phuket.
4th Prize ... 1 Set of Ping Golf Clubs plus Bag plus Buggy.
5th Prize ... Harvey Norman Electrical (Cambridge Park) voucher to the value of $2000.
6th Prize ... 1 Years full membership at the Tasmania Golf Club.
7th Prize ... 1 Set of Wilson Golf Clubs including bag and buggy.
8th Prize ... $1000 overseas travel voucher.
9th Prize ... One 42 inch Plasma TV.
10thPrize ... Barnbougle Golf Package including 1 nights accommodation 2 rounds of golf and $100restaurant voucher.
Total prize value = $45,500.00
In addition to the prizes above each ticket sold will have attached the following, $500 C0-Op Toyota voucher redeemable on the purchase of a new or used Toyota vehicle (transferable, valid until 1st August 2012) $200 Wilson/Turner travel voucher redeemable when purchasing an overseas holiday (transferable, valid until 1st August 2012) 1 free game of golf at Tasmania Golf Club. (transferable)
Thanks All & Regards
Tony Bumford
Club President
SUMMARY OF RULES FOR SLOW PLAY
N.B - IT IS EACH PLAYER'S RESPONSIBILITY FOR THEIR GROUP’S PACE OF PLAY
EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY
1) TWO SHOT PENALTIES will apply to THE ENTIRE GROUP OF PLAYERS that do not maintain their position BEHIND the group in front.
2) All players MUST record their start and completion time on their cards for YOUR SCORE TO BE VALID.
3) Groups MUST complete their rounds within 15 minutes of the group ahead.
4) A MAXIMUM time of four (4) to 4 ¼ hours is the required pace of play.
The answer to slow play is not “fast play”, but rather “efficient golf or ready golf”. Here are some ideas that will help you play efficient and ready golf, and make the game more pleasurable for all.
- Be ready to hit immediately when it’s your turn.
- Line up your putt before it’s your turn.
- Determine yardage / club before you arrive at your ball.
- Select you’re your club while approaching your ball.
- The player with the “Honour” is to play first, then mark their card.
- Give instructions to your friends on the driving range, not on the course.
- Leave your bag or buggy off to the side of the green nearest the next tee.
- Watch where your ball enters the rough and have a point of reference to find it.
- Watch your partners shots so you can help them find their balls.
- Walk briskly. It’s good for your health and it WILL speed up play.
- If you are on the opposite side of the fairway then play prior to helping look for your partners ball.
IN SOME INSTANCES THE “SHORTER” HITTERS WITHIN THE GROUP SHOULD PLAY PRIOR TO THE LONGER HITTERS REGARDLESS OF THE HONOUR ORDER.
The Board is committed to the eradication of slow play.
Additional penalties may apply to players that repeatedly offend.
SLOW PLAY - TIPS TO ASSIST PLAY
With the large number of players to be accommodated on the course it is imperative that slow play does not impede the field. The Match and Greens Committee is concerned about the effect that slow play is having on the enjoyment of other members. The following measures will save you time and should be adhered to:
* Ensure that you arrive at the Club well before your tee off time. Vital time is lost if a match is late on the tee.
* The 1st Hole is a “Call-Up Hole”. On reaching the green you should call any group waiting on the tee to play. MOVE TO THE REAR OF THE GREEN PRIOR TO CALLING THE GROUP TO PLAY.
* The 2nd Hole is a “Call-Up Hole”. On reaching the landing area of your tee shot the shorter hitter should remain at the top of the hill until all fellow players have played to the green. ONCE all players are clear the group on the tee should be called to play. ALLOW THE PLAYER IN THE FAIRWAY TIME TO BECOME CLEAR.
* Don’t wait for your playing partner(s) to play before deciding on your club and shot selection. Likewise, on the greens, have an idea of your line before your turn to putt.
* Note where your ball flies into the rough and make a point of doing the same for your opponent or partner. Remember that you are allowed only five minutes to search for a lost ball. In ALL cases, players should play BEFORE looking for a partners lost ball. If you can’t find the ball within TWO minutes, call up the following group.
* If there is a clear hole in front of you, accelerate or call through the match behind. It is common courtesy for larger groups to let smaller groups through at any time.
* Clear the green as soon as you finish the hole. Do not waste valuable time practicing putting or marking cards on the green while groups behind wait.
* When you get to the next tee, the player who is first to tee off should complete their score card AFTER they have hit and while the other players tee off.
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