HARD CARD

Effective July 1, 2019

 

The current Rules of the USGA govern play.  Disregard Local Rules printed on club scorecards or posted at the course.  Unless otherwise noted, the penalty for breach of a Local Rule or Condition is two strokes.

LOCAL RULES:

CADDIE ASSISTANCE: Caddies WILL be permitted to assist with alignment through the green without penalty

 OUT OF BOUNDS:  Defined by the line between the course-side points, at ground level, of white stakes and fence posts.  A ball, which crosses a public road defined as out of bounds and comes to rest  beyond that road, is out of bounds, even though it may lie on another part of the course.

In addition to going back to original location and replaying the shot (stroke & distance penalty) a player has the option to drop the ball in the vicinity of where the ball is out of bounds with a 2 stroke penalty.

 LOST BALL:  In addition to the option of going back to original location and replaying the shot (stroke & distance penalty) a player has the option to drop the ball in the vicinity of where the ball is out of bounds with a 2 stroke penalty.

 BUNKERS- a player may declare a ball in a bunker unplayable and may take a drop WITHIN the bunker within two club lengths no closer to the hole with a 1 stroke penalty, or take a drop OUTSIDE the bunker within two club lengths with a 2 stroke penalty.

 PENALTY AREA/OVERGROWN PENALTY AREA–  Players may choose to play from the drop circle (when  provided) on the green side of a hazard if their previous shot comes to rest within penalty area. A one shot penalty is accessed. This local rule is intended for penalty areas which cross any given fairway.

 DISTANCE MEASURING DEVICES – Measuring device may only show distance and not slope or wind.

 EMBEDDED BALL THROUGH THE GREEN – Local Rule as prescribed in Appendix I will be in effect.

 GROUND UNDER REPAIR: Defined by white lines/stakes. French drains are deemed to be ground under repair.

 WHITE-LINED AREAS TYING INTO ARTIFICIALLY-SURFACED ROADS AND PATHS– have the same status as the roads and paths, that of obstructions.

  WOOD CHIPS AND MULCH/ROCKS IN BUNKERS – are loose impediments

 INTEGRAL PARTS OF THE COURSE – include cables, rods, wires or wrappings when closely attached to trees; liners in bunkers and artificial walls and pilings when located in hazards

 POWER LINES – If a ball strikes an elevated power line, the stroke is canceled and the player must play a ball as nearly as possible at the spot from which the original ball was played in accordance with Rule E-11.

 LANDSCAPE EDGING GROOVES – If a ball lies on an edging groove around a putting green, the player may, without penalty, lift the ball, clean it and place it out of the groove in the nearest position to where it lay, whether on or off the putting green, which is not nearer the hole.

 PRACTICE PUTTING PROHIBITED:  Practice on or near the putting green, or rolling a ball on the putting green  is prohibited.

 CODE OF CONDUCT:  Rule 1.2 Standards of Player Conduct outlines expectations and penalties, as well as the Code of Conduct outlined on our website.

 UNAUTHORIZED TRANSPORTATION: A breach of a local rule that allows shuttles between only specified holes will result in a 2 stroke penalty.

 PACE OF PLAY: CJGT encourages ready golf and strives for rounds under 2-hours & 15 min.

REPAIR ALL BALL MARKS AND DIVOTS

SUSPENSION OF PLAY DUE TO DANGEROUS SITUATION:  Once horn has sounded or official has announced suspension of play, any participant who continues to play, or practice on course or any practice area will incur an 8 stroke penalty.

 EIGHT STROKE LIMIT:  The maximum score on any hole is 8.