Temporary Local Rules Updated 15/01/2025 

Additional Local Rules will be published here as/when required and enforced.

18th Hole 25/11/2024

Model Local Rule E-1.2

If a Players ball is in the Ground Under Repair on the left hand side of the 18th fairway including when it is known or virtually certain that a ball that has not been found is in the Ground Under Repair the Player has the following relief options;

• The Player may take relief under Rule 16.1 or
• As an extra option the Player may take free relief by dropping the original ball or another ball in the Dropping Zone marked with white lines located below the Ground Under Repair Area. The Dropping Zone is a relief area under Rule 14.3.

18th Hole 15/01/2025

Penalty No Play Zone (PNPZ) 18th Hole - Note this does not impact the playing of the 1st Hole

The area identified by the yellow stakes with green tops to the right of the 18th hole including the 1st fairway in the diagram below is a PNPZ. The player must take relief under Rule 16.1b under the penalty of 1 shot;

16.1b Relief for Ball in General Area

Reference Point: The nearest point of complete relief in the general area.
Size of Relief Area Measured from Reference Point: One club-length, but with these limits:
Limits on Location of Relief Area:

• Must be in the general area,
• Must not be nearer the hole than the reference point, and
• There must be complete relief from all interference by the abnormal course condition.

if his or her ball is in the PNPZ or anything in the PNPZ interferes with the players area of intended stance or swing.

The nearest point of complete relief should be identified and the ball must be dropped in and come to rest in the relief area.

It should be noted that relief must be taken the to the left of the PNPZ not to the right towards the 12th hole even if this is the nearest point of relief.

The relief area is in one club - length from the reference point, is not nearer to the hole than the reference point and must be in the general area.

When taking relief the player must take complete relief from all interference by the abnormal course condition.