Organiser

Vic Willey, Vice President RAA Assn (NSW) Inc

Phone 9773 9623

Anyone who would like to play but is not in a team, should contact Vic Willey.

Date

Sun 7 Nov 2010

Venue

Georges River Golf Club

225 Henry Lawson Drive

Georges Hall. (Adjacent to Bankstown Airport)

Phone 9724 1615

Format

1145hrs. Briefing on golf challenge rules, handicaps and order of play.

1200hrs. Tee off.

1630hrs. Players completed games & score cards handed in.

1645hrs. Drinks and presentation.

1730hrs. Sit down to a nice HOT DINNER

Watering holes

A mobile buggy will be roaming the fairways looking for thirsty Golfers.

$60 covers green fees, prizes, meal, plus the costs of publicity etc to ensure that we all have a most enjoyable day (Drinks may be purchased at the bar)

Rules

Team Ambrose, four ball best ball:-

To be played by teams of four (can be team of three) One stroke score is kept for the entire team.

Units and associations can field as many teams as they like, however an organisation can only win one major prize (ie First, Second or Third), although they may have as many chances to win a 1st, 2nd or 3rd prize as the number of teams that they enter. The winning of a minor prize is automatic disqualification for any other minor prize. (This is done to give as many players as possible a chance to win a Memento of the fun day, that the RAA Assn (NSW) has each year at it's Annual Golf Challenge Day)

The team handicap is calculated by dividing the sum total handicaps of the four players by eight. A team of six has the sum total of their handicaps divided by six.

A captain is elected for the team and is responsible for the recording of the scorecard to determine the order of play and ensure that it is adhered to. If a player plays his shot before his turn then the player/s who were to play before the offending player miss their turn and that stoke is added to the score.

Each player must contribute at least three drives recorded on the team stroke play card.

Dress

“ T “ shirt with collar (artillery or plain)

Artillery caps.

Shorts with long socks or long trouser slacks. (Ladies may wear skirt, slacks or shorts)

Golf shoes or flat sole shoes.