YEPPOON GOLF CLUB INC

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PO Box 288 Yeppoon Qld 4703

Phone 4939 1056 Fax 4939 2944

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MANAGEMENT TEAM 2013

PATRON / Tom Edminstone
PRESIDENT / John Halberstater / 4925 0462
VICE PRESIDENT / Chris Kennard / 4939 2106
CAPTAIN / Eddie Riggs / 0429 395 000
VICE CAPTAIN / Vicki Lacey / 4939 3430
SECRETARY / Barbara O’Brien / 4939 8108
TREASURER / Richard Fairley / 4939 6157
GREENS DIRECTOR / Dave Caulton / 4939 5448
COMMITTEE / Mick Cranny
Lola Hargreaves / 4939 5240
4939 3369
PROFESSIONAL / Jason Mulligan / 4939 3664
MANAGER / Wendy McCosker
GREENS SUPERINTENDENT / Trevor Tougher

LADIES SUB-COMMITTEE

CAPTAIN / Nadine Battilana / 4939 2919
VICE CAPTAIN / Val McClelland / 4938 3094
COMMITTEE / Betty Dann
Jane Green / 4939 8395
4939 2754

JUNIORSUB-COMMITTEE

CO-ORDINATOR / Mark Swaffield
HANDICAPPER / Teresa Rattenbury

VETERANS SUB-COMMITTEE

CHAIRMAN / John Blyde / 4933 6779
SECRETARY / Keith Jones / 4938 3681
MENS CAPTAIN / Geoff Grist / 4933 6518
LADIES CAPTAIN / Bea Du Pre Chamier / 4939 4489

MEMBERSHIP

CATEGORIES

The membership of the association shall consist of ordinary members, and any of the following classes of members:-

  1. life members;
  2. junior members
  3. intermediate members;
  4. country members;
  5. temporary members;
  6. social members;
  7. daily members;
  8. corporate membership/members;
  9. transferable members
  10. casual members
  11. staff members

(refer to the Yeppoon Golf Club Inc rules for definition of the relevant classes of membership.

MEMBERSHIP FEES/CURRENCY

Membership fees are determined by the Management Committee, and are due 30 June each year, payable in full.Members who have not paid their membership fees in full by 1 July each year shall be deemed unfinancial.

The Management Committee may terminate a member’s membership if the member has membership fees in arrears of 2 months

IDEALS OF MEMBERSHIP

The enjoyment of golf depends on the co-operation, consideration and courtesy extended to fellow competitors. What is true of the game also applies to club membership. The spirit and image of the Club is projected by the way fellow members show respect, courtesy and consideration for one another. This courtesy and consideration should extend to the choice of dress generally, and in the standard of conduct on the course and in the clubhouse.

The standards of a golf club may be judged by the etiquette of the members. Members are asked to give close attention to:

  • The rules of golf
  • The etiquette of the game
  • The local rules
  • The regulations governing conditions of play

Your attention to these matters will thereby avoid penalties, promote harmony and make the game pleasant for all.

It is the responsibility of the proposer and seconder of a new member to see that they are completely assimilated into the Club. New members should be introduced to Club Officials, informed of Club Rules, and above all, ensure that they are sufficiently familiar with the rules and etiquette of the game.

ETIQUETTE ON THE GOLF COURSE

CONSIDERATION FOR OTHER PLAYERS

In the interest of all, players should play without delay. No player should play until the players in front are out of range. Players searching for a ball should signal for players behind them to pass as soon as it becomes apparent that the ball will not easily be found; the group should not search for five (5) minutes before doing so. Players calling a group through should not continue to play until the players following them have passed and are out of range.

When the play of a hole has been completed, players should immediately leave the putting green.

Groups are required to keep their position in the field. If a group falls behind, every member of the group is responsible for regaining their position in the field.

Stops after nine holes should only be taken if time permits.

PLAYING UP

In all situations, members are not to play up if they are within hitting distance of another player, group or club employee.

All members are advised that the course does not provide for any hole to be a hit up hole during the course of play.

BEHAVIOUR DURING PLAY

No one should move, talk or stand close to or directly behind the ball or the hole when a player is addressing the ball or making a stroke. Generally, the player who has the honour should be allowed to play before his opponent or fellow competitor.

CONSIDERATION FOR GOLF CLUB EMPLOYEES

The “Ideals of Membership” of showing respect, courtesy and consideration for fellow members also extends to employees of the golf club. Members are required to show courtesy to all employees at all times.

The Yeppoon Golf Club Inc has adopted safe work practices as required by Workplace Health and Safety Act and Regulations. All policies are in accordance with the Club’s duty of care to the safety of all golf participants and employees of the Club.

Course Maintenance: When a flag has been removed by greens staff for maintenance purposes, the green is out of play and golfers are not to hit up until the flag has been replaced and the green staff are clear of the green and surrounding area. Golfers are required to wait for an approaching vehicle or mower to pass or be out of range before playing their shot.

CARE OF THE GOLF COURSE

BUNKER MAINTENANCE

Before leaving a bunker, a player must smooth over all holes and footprints made by him with the rake provided

REPAIR DIVOTS, BALL PITCH MARKS

Through the green, a player should ensure that any turf cut or displaced is replaced immediately, and covered with sand. Each individual player must carry a sand bucket at all times. Any damage on the putting green made by the ball ie pitch marks must be carefully repaired. Golf shoes with metal golf spikes are not to be worn on this course.

PRACTICE ON THE COURSE

No player is permitted to play more than one ball except when permitted under the rules of golf. Practicing on the course, for example, by playing repeated bunker shots or approach shots to the green is specifically prohibited.

CLUB RULES WHICH ALL MEMBERS ARE REQUESTED TO OBSERVE

DRESS RULES

Yeppoon Golf Club Inc acknowledges that we live in tropical Queensland and it is important for everyone to feel comfortable playing their round of golf, however, certain dress regulations do apply to reflect the dignity of the club and respect for our patrons.

DRESS

Male

Shirts with sleeves, slacks, golf shorts, dress shorts

are considered appropriate attire.

(No Singlets, No Footy Shorts)

Female

Slacks, medium length shorts / skirts and blouses

are considered appropriate attire.

(No Singlets)

Shoes

Appropriate non-metal spike golf shoes or sports joggers are required to be worn on the golf course. Open footwear is not acceptable on the golf course.

Casual footwear is considered appropriate in the club house.

COMPLAINTS

No member shall directly complain to or reprimand an employee of the Club. Any complaints must be in writing and addressed to the Secretary of the Club.

PERSONAL PROPERTY

The Club is not responsible for the personal injury or loss of property of any member. This specifically includes personal injury or loss within the boundaries of the golf course and in or about the clubhouse.

SOCIAL PLAY

All players (both members and social players) are required to sign the playing record book on arrival at the Club.

PETS ON COURSE

Members and visitors are not allowed to bring pets onto the course when playing golf either socially or in competition.

MOTORISED GOLF CARTS

The hire and use of Yeppoon Golf Club Inc. motorised carts is governed by the Conditions of Hire described in the Hire Agreement signed by the Hirer.

The person signing this agreement is responsible for compliance with the Conditions of Hire. Hire carts and private motorised carts are for use by the members and visitors either socially or in competition. When using a motorized cart the committee requires the following general rules be adhered to:-

  • Maximum of 2 people per cart at all times. This means no one standing on the front, rear or side of the buggy.
  • Motorised buggies must be kept away from greens, green surrounds(normally 6 metres) and teeing areas and should not be driven off fairways into thick rough.
  • Persons driving motorized buggies must hold a current drivers’ licence
  • Hirers of carts will be held responsible for the cost of repairs to carts resulting from irresponsible operation

Any member or visitor witnessed breaking these rules will face disciplinary action by the Committee with the possible revoking of privilege to use a motorized cart.

GENERAL CONDITIONS OF PLAY

(for competitions conducted by Match Committee)

Unless otherwise defined in the Conditions of Play for a specific competition, the following Conditions of Competition shall apply to all Competitions conducted by the Match Committee.

General

It is a condition of play at the Yeppoon Golf Club that all players are required to be familiar with, and abide by, the Rules of Golf and the Local Rules.

Specific Conditions of Play applying to certain events and competitions will be posted on the Notice Board with call for nominations for such events.

Unless otherwise defined in the Conditions of Play for a specific competition, ties shall be determined by the Match Committee using the count-back system.

Suspension of Play

The committee may suspend play in any stipulated round (Rule 6-8 and 33-2). Suspension and resumption of play will be in accordance with Appendix I Part C of Rules of Golf.

Entry and Eligibility

Any player with a Golf Australia Handicap may enter, and be eligible to win prizes in a competition subject to the following provisions:

  • Only Ordinary, Intermediate and Junior Members are eligible to win Jack-potting pin-shots (eg Turkey’s Nest) and Hole in One prizes.
  • Temporary or Country Members are not eligible to win Medal Finals or Closed Championships.
  • Juniors: eligibility is at the discretion of the Match Committee

Refer to Conditions of Play posted on Noticeboard

Return of Score Cards

A player is deemed to have returned a score card for a stipulated round when such card has been recorded into the Golflink system or deposited in the receptacle provided by the Match Committee or handed to a member of the Match Committee at the completion of the stipulated round. Rule 6-6 applies.

CAPTAIN’S DECISION IS FINAL

During ALL competitions the Captain or his/her nominee has absolute control of the playing rules. Their decision is final. If a player feels ill treated he/she must lodge a complaint, in writing, to the match committee or management committee.

LOCAL RULES

To be read in conjunction with the Rules of Golf. All golfers should familarise themselves with the local rules which are displayed in the club house

STAKES AND MARKERS

Out of Bounds marked by white stakes with black tops

GUR marked by white pegs or lines

Water hazard – yellow stakes

Lateral water hazard – red stakes

Distance markers on holes – 130 metres from centre of green (except on 7, 9 and 18 which are 100 metres)

GOLFLINK

Yeppoon Golf Club is affiliated with Golf Link, the national handicap network that is now used by over 1100 clubs across Australia. The system links 400,000 Australian Golf Club members instantly. Members who play at affiliated Clubs can verify handicaps, play a round and have handicaps updated automatically. See

Reciprocal Clubs

Visiting members from the following Clubs are entitled to a discount on green fees for social and competition rounds in accordance with the Reciprocal Rights Agreement.

RECIPROCAL CLUBS 2013

Atherton / Esperance / Port Lincoln
Ayr / Flagstaff Hill / Redcliffe
Bairnsdale / Gailes / Rockhampton
Ballarat / Gayndah / Roma
Bargara / Gracemere / Rowes Bay
Bathurst / Grafton / Sandy Gallop
Biloela / Helensvale / Sarina
Blackall / HerveyBay / Springsure
Blackwater / Jindalee / Tamworth
BribieIsland / Kingaroy / The Vines
Bundaberg / Launceston / Tieri
Burrum District / LoganCity / Tocumwal
Caboolture / McLeod / Toowoomba
Calliope / Mackay / Townsville
Capella / Maryborough / Urunga
Capricorn C.C. / Miriam Vale / Virginia
Carbrook / Moranbah / Warrnambool
Clermont / MountMorgan / Warwick
Cowra / Moura District / Willows
Devonport / Nambour / Woodford
Dysart / Nudgee / Wynnum
Eastern (Vic) / Oxley
Emerald / Pacific
EmuPark / Port Augusta

YEPPOON GOLF CLUB

MAJOR EVENTS 2013

Annual Opening Day2 February

“Jason Mulligan’s On Course Golf Shop”

Easter Carnival30March – 1April

Anzac Day25 April

Gents Open Championships25- 26May

Ladies Closed Championships411 June

Ladies Yeppoon Open12 July

Gents Closed Championships6, 7, 13 & 14July

Veterans Open Championships20 July

Closed Foursomes Championships18 August

(Ladies 27 holes and Gents 27 holes)

Closed Mixed Foursomes Championships 8 September

“Morning Bulletin Shield” (27 Hole Gross)

Holden Scramble20 September

Yeppoon Pro-Am23 July

Veterans Open23 -24August

Pineapple Foursomes (27 Holes)4 October

Gents and Ladies Medal Final9November

Patron’s Day & Presentation of Trophies16 November

Golfer of the Year Final23 November

MENS OPEN CHAMPIONSHIPS

Biloela17 February

Capricorn Country Club23 -24 February

Wowan10March

Baralaba24 March

Gladstone7 April

177020 April

Mt Morgan28 April

Rockhampton4 - 5 May

Miriam Vale12 May

Moura19 May

Yeppoon 25 - 26 May

BITS1 June

Emu Park 8 - 9 June

Gracemere3 - 4 August

Theodore11 July

Duaringa18 August

Calliope1 September

MENS QUALIFYING ROUNDS OF

CQ 4 BALL

Rockhampton10 February

Moura3 March

Duaringa17 March

Emu Park 30 March

Calliope13 April

Yeppoon14 April

Gracemere12 May

Capricorn CC25 May

BITS26 May

Gladstone15 June

Biloela23 June

Baralaba21 July

Wowan22 September

Theodore13 October

OTHER MENSEVENTS

2012 CQ Centracks Final &3 February

Champion of Champions 2012

Rockhampton

Qld Sand Green Championship7 - 9 June

Mitchell

Qld Mens Country Week12 - 16 August

CQ Sand Green Champsionship25 August

Mount Morgan

CQ Open Championships5 - 6 October

Rockhampton

Pre-Robinson Cup7 September

Duaringa

Robinson Cup8 September

Duaringa

CQ Centracks20 October

& Champion of Champions

CQ Gents Regional 4B Final3 November

LADIES OPEN CHAMPIONSHIPS

Emu Park12April

Baralaba13 April

Gladstone19 April

Wowan27 April

Rockhampton3 May

Theodore25 May

MiriamVale31 May

Moura1 June

BITS14 June

Yeppoon12 July

Biloela27 July

Gracemere2 August

Mt Morgan3 August

177012 August

Duaringa17 August

Calliope30 August

Capricorn CCTBA

LADIES QUALIFYING ROUNDS

OF CQ 4 BALL

Moura3 March

Duaringa17 March

Calliope11 April

BITS10 May

Gracemere12 May

Yeppoon28 May

Biloela23 June

Miriam Vale3 July

Rockhampton10 July

CCC13 August

Wowan22 September

Theodore13 October

Emu ParkTBA

GladstoneTBA

CALLIANOTIS SHIELD

Rockhampton5 April

Yeppoon6 September

OTHER LADIES EVENTS

CQ Ladies Foursomes24 March

Capricorn Country Club

CQ Ladies Championship25 - 26 March

Capricorn Country Club

Ladies CQ Teams Final13 May

Capricorn Country Club

Qld Ladies Country Week 20 - 24 May

Mt Coolum

Qld Sand Green Championship28 - 29 June

Miles

CQ Sand Green Championship3 August

Mt Morgan

Senior Order of Merit22 - 23August

Bargara Ladies Classic14- 16 October

Meg Nunn9 - 12 September

Mackay

Interzone Pennant Final (BITS)27 September

CQ Regional 4B Final3 November

INVITATIONAL PENNANTS

Gladstone (Y v CCC / R v G)5 April

Rockhampton (R v Y / CCC v G)21 June

Yeppoon (Y v G / R v CCC)TBA

Final – Gladstone13 September

JUNIOR OPEN CHAMPIONSHIPS

Wowan6 April

Baralaba7 April

Mt. Morgan18 May

Gracemere19 May

Capricorn Resort8 - 9 June

Yeppoon10 June

Miriam Vale3 August

Gladstone4 August

Capricorn Country Club24 August

Rockhampton25 August

Biloela7 September

Calliope22 September

BITS12 October

OTHER JUNIOR EVENTS

Junior Pennants Rd 110 February

BITS

CQ Inter-Schools Teams Challenge Rd 125 February

Yeppoon

Junior Pennants Rd 210 March

Yeppoon

Greg Norman Open Qualifier Rd 1&28 - 9 June

Capricorn Resort

Greg Norman Open Qualifier Rd 310 June

Yeppoon

Junior Jug24 - 27 June

Greg Norman Open Qualifier4 August

Gladstone

CQ Closed - Rockhampton25 August

Bargara Junior Classic2 – 4 July

Greg Norman Closed Qualifier22 September

Calliope

Katherine Hull Junior Girls22-23 September

CQ Inter-Schools Teams Challenge Rd 2TBA

Greg Norman Junior MastersTBA

SUPER SUNDAYS

ROUND / DATE / COMPETITION
1 / 07 April / Stableford
2 / 14 April / Stroke
3 / 21 April / Stableford
4 / 02 June / Stroke
5 / 09 June / Stableford
6 / 23 June / Stroke
7 / 28 July / Stableford
8 / 25 August / Stroke
9 / 22 September / Modified Stableford
10 / 29 September / Stableford
11 / 06 October / Stableford
12 / 13 October / Stroke
13 / 27 October / Stableford

Competitions are single events.

COMPETITION PLAY - Days/Times of Draw

MONDAYVeterans11:00 am(Shotgun)

TUESDAYLady Members8:30am

(Draw)(Summer)

9:00am

(Winter)

WEDNESDAYLadies and Gents6:30- 8:00am

10:30 - 12:45pm

SATURDAYJuniors (18 Holes)7:30am -8:00am

Ladies and Gents6:00 - 8:00am

10:45 – 12:30pm

SUNDAYLadies and Gents10:30 - 11:30am

Members can book online for all competitions by visiting the Club’s website:

Times are subject to change.

TROPHY DONORS

Yeppoon Golf Club Inc. wishes to express its full appreciation to all Members who have indicated a commitment to donate trophies.

Trophies will be exhibited, duly carded with the donors name for the day on which the competition is held.

Trophy donors would greatly aid the Match Committee if trophies could be provided at least one week before the event.

FEBRUARY 2013

Saturday 2ANNUAL OPENING DAY

Gents 4B Aggregate Stableford
Ladies 4B Aggregate Stableford

Sponsor: Jason Mulligan’s On Course Golf Shop

Sunday 3Ladies & Gents Single Stableford

Tuesday 5Ladies Opening Day

4BBB Stableford (Arrange Partners)

Lunch & Chat

Trophy: B. Dann & L. Heap

Wednesday 6Ladies & Gents Single Stableford

Sponsor: L J Hooker

Saturday 9Gents Monthly Medal

(16 to qualify for Single Match Play)

Trophy:

Ladies Single Stroke

Trophy:

Sunday 10Ladies & Gents Single Standard Scratch

Tuesday 12Ladies Single Stableford

Trophy: J. Conaghan

Wednesday 13Ladies & Gents Single Stableford

Sponsor: L J Hooker

Saturday 16GOLFER of the YEAR (Round 2)

Ladies & Gents Single Stableford

(A, B and C Grades)

Sponsor: Chandlers

Sunday 17Mixed 4BBB Stableford

Trophy: G & L Allen

Overflow – Single Stableford

Tuesday 19Ladies Monthly Medal, Putting

Start of 1st Eclectics

Wednesday 20Ladies & Gents Single Stableford

Sponsor: L J Hooker

Saturday 23Gents Single Stroke

Trophy: N. Jones

Ladies Single Stroke

Sunday 24Ladies & Gents Single Stableford

Tuesday 26Ladies Single Stroke

Trophy: G. Graham

Wednesday 27Ladies & Gents Single Stableford

Sponsor: L J Hooker

MARCH 2013

Saturday 2Gents Monthly Medal

Trophy: B. Mossop

Ladies Monthly Medal,Putting &

WGQ Brooch

Sunday 3Ladies & Gents Single Standard Scratch

Trophy: B. Albertson

Tuesday 5Ladies Single Stableford

(CQ Team Qualifier)

Trophy: B. Thomas

Wednesday 6Ladies & Gents Single Stableford

Sponsor: L J Hooker

Friday 8Callianotos Shield - Rockhampton

Saturday 9Gents Single Standard Scratch

Trophy:

Ladies Single Standard Scratch

Trophy:

Sunday 10Ladies and Gents Modified Stableford

Tuesday 12Ladies Single Stroke

16 to Qualify for Match Play

(see conditions of play)

Trophy: V. McClelland

Wednesday 13Ladies & Gents Single Stableford

Sponsor: L J Hooker

Saturday 16GOLFER of the YEAR(Round 3)

Ladies & Gents Single Stableford

(A, B and C Grades)

Sponsor: Chandlers

Sunday 17Coast Guard Charity Day

2B Ambrose

Tuesday 19Ladies 2 Ball Ambrose (Arrange Partners)

Trophy: R. Hennig & H. Williams

Lunch & Chat