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MEMBERS’ HANDBOOKSEASON 2 013 - 2014

Contact Details ........................................................................ 3General Information ............................................................... 7Club Professional .................................................................... 7Rules of Dress ......................................................................... 8Visitors ..................................................................................... 9General Conditions and Rules ................................................ 9Etiquette ................................................................................ 10Membership .......................................................................... 11Competition By-Laws .......................................................... 14Golf Competitions & How they are played ......................... 16Major Competitions .............................................................. 22Pennants (Male).................................................................... 27Women’s Committee ............................................................. 28Women’s Program ................................................................. 30Pennants (Women) ............................................................... 34Social Calendar ..................................................................... 36Membership Listing ............................................................ 108Reciprocal Clubs ........................................ Inside Back Cover

Telstra .................................................................................................13Paramount Fitness .............................................................................24City to Surf Instinct Electrical ..........................................................37Happy Valley Foodland .....................................................................40Elite Printing Studio ..........................................................................45Air Diffusion Agencies ......................................................................47JSA Accounting .................................................................................56Allen Jewellers ...................................................................................68Rams Home Loans .............................................................................73Peats Soil and Garden Supplies ........................................................79Professionals .......................................................................................93IPMG..................................................................................................99Wild Cards and Gifts .......................................................................101A.R.M. Security Services ................................................................102Jetset Travel .....................................................................................107Reynella Mazda .................................................................. Back Cover

This programme is subject to alteration, in which case notice will be posted in the Clubhouse.

CONTENTS

SPONSORS

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MEMBERS HANDBOOK

S E A S O N 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4

Reynell Road, Happy ValleySouth Australia

POSTAL ADDRESS

PO Box 243, Happy ValleySouth Australia 5159

TELEPHONE: 8381 1822 or 8381 1878PRO SHOP: 8381 3300FACSIMILE: 8322 3380

EMAIL: [email protected]: www.vinesofreynella.com.au

(OFFICE HOURS: 9am – 5pm Monday – Friday)

THE V I N E SOF REYNELLAG

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COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT

PRESIDENT:

Mrs J. James

CAPTAIN:

B.J. Phillips

VICE-PRESIDENTS:

G. Softley

R.W. Virgo

D. Jolly

Mrs R.A. Corbett

GENERAL MANAGER:

Neil Mackenzie

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SUB – COMMITTEES

MATCH:

B.J. Phillips (Captain)W.P. Corbett (Vice Captain)

Mrs L. Cummings (Women’s Captain)

FINANCE:

G. Softley (Chairperson),R. Dickson

COURSE:

R.W. Virgo (Chairperson),(R.B. Bray, A.J. Paris, R Bell)

MEMBERSHIP & HOSPITALITY:

D. Jolly (Chairperson),A. Robertson

WOMEN’S GOLF SUB COMMITTEE:

Mrs R.A. Corbett (Chairperson),Mrs L.M. Cummings

Mrs K. Rama

COMMERCIAL ACTIVITIES:

S. Hoey

HANDICAPPER:

B.J. Phillips

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THE ENJOYMENT OF GOLF depends a great deal on the co-operation, consideration and courtesy extended by fellow competitors.

What is true of the game also applies to Club Membership. The spirit and image of a Golf Club is projected by the way fellow members show respect, courtesy and consideration for one another.

This courtesy and consideration should be extended 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 its members.

It is always better to give a point rather than take one.

“For when the one great scorer comes to write against your name, it will not be that you won or lost, but how you played the game”.

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Established in 1925, the Club has a fi ne reputation for upholding the tradition of the game of golf.

Members are expected to be conversant with the rules set by the Club and to observe the etiquette of the game, ensuring that the Vines Golf Club of Reynella retains its status as an excellent example of a Club dedicated to the enjoyment of golf and the well being of its Members.

Members are encouraged to introduce guests/visitors to the course. The green fees paid will assist in maintaining the course for all Members. Visitors remain the responsibility of the introducing member who is liable for any loss or damage that may be caused by the guest/visitor.

Mobile phones in the Clubhouse should be restricted and where possible calls should be made in the foyer or verandah areas. Mobile phone use on the golf course is discouraged.

A Personal Insurance (PIP) cover is provided for fi nancial members only, but the cover does not provide in any respect for members property or equipment. Members are strongly urged to obtain appropriate insurance cover for their equipment or personal effects.

The consumption of alcohol is permitted on the course subject to the licence held by the club, providing that the players conduct does not impose on other players. Excessive abuse of this privilege will attract disciplinary action by the Committee of Management.

Your Club professional is an integral and vital part of the Club and as such should be given every opportunity to supply all your golfi ng requisites from his store.

Tuition arranged by appointment telephone 8381 3300.

GENERAL INFORMATION

CLUB PROFESSIONAL

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Members representing the Club in interclub or special events shall, where practicable, wear the Club uniform that incorporates the offi cial club insignia & colours.

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DRESSMembers and their visitors are expected to present themselves suitably attired and neatly dressed at all times on the course and within the Clubhouse. Children accompanied and supervised by an adult will be considered suitably attired providing their clothing and footwear is clean and tidy.

IN THE CLUBHOUSE• Dress in the Clubhouse shall be neat, clean and tidy, however,

tanktops, football and surf shorts, tracksuits and drawstring apparel are not permitted in the Clubhouse.

• Appropriate footwear must be worn at all times however rubber thongs and shoes of the type worn on the course are not permitted in the Clubhouse.

• Entry to the Clubhouse without correct footware is prohibited. (exemptions may apply with Committee approval).

Males: Foot wear (shoes) must be worn. Socks must be worn with shoes, boots etc. however sandals may be worn without socks.

ON THE COURSE• Must be appropriate for the game of golf.• Denim jeans, T-shirts, sun tops, tank tops, tracksuits, draw

string apparel and football type shorts and clothing with excessive advertising is not permitted.

• Shirts must have a collar, unless specifi cally designed as golf attire.

• Shirts shall be worn tucked in, unless they are specifi cally tailored for wear outside of trousers/shorts.

• Socks (predominantly white), must be worn at all times when wearing shorts.

• Soft Spike or Soft Sole Golf Shoes must be worn at all times.The Committee and those delegated by the Committee will interpret the dress rules and their decision will be fi nal.The Manager and staff members, the Club Professional and his staff, have been delegated by the Committee of Management to ensure these dress standards are maintained.

CLUB UNIFORM

RULES OF DRESS

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Members may introduce visitors to the Club at any time, into Clubhouse, or on the course under the following conditions:1. If a visitor is introduced for the purpose of playing golf, a Green

Fee must be paid to play and a visitor Bag Tag and a Receipt must be carried.

2. A member introducing a visitor to the Club is responsible for the conduct of that visitor, both in the Clubhouse and on the course and is also responsible for the payment of fees/charges applicable to a visiting player.

3. A Club appointed ranger will check for green fee payments from time to time. Should a member accompany a visitor who has failed to pay a green fee, a fee as determined by the Committee will be charged to that member (payable within 7 days).

4. Generally, the course is closed to playing visitors on Saturdays, other than members or reciprocal clubs.

5. Members of “Club Advantage” affi liated clubs may play on competition days within their category of membership at their home club upon the presentation of required identifi cation.

6. Children under the age of 10 years are not permitted on the course unless with the prior approval of the Committee or the Manager.

1. Players must conform to the direction of signage about the course.

2. Golf bags, ride on buggies and hand carts are not permitted on the greens or tees with paths being used to navigate about the tee areas.

3. Sand buckets must be carried and used as required by the Club.4. Rakes are to be left in the fl at areas in bunkers, away from

bunker margins, pointing in the direction of play.5. The Club has a heat and extreme weather policy. Womens and

mens heat policy for competition play differ. Players must be conversant with these policies, copies of which are displayed in the local rule notice box, on the verandah adjacent the 1st tee.

6. Members are advised that when State or Major events are held at the Club, limited playing times may be available at Blackwood, Flagstaff Hill and Thaxted Park for members to play on these courses. Booking sheets will be placed on the Notice Board one or two weeks in advance of the day of play. Members are requested not to contact those clubs directly, as all available tee places will be listed on the booking sheet.

GENERAL CONDITIONS & RULES

INTRODUCING VISITORS TO THE CLUB

7. Members (CAT A, B, C,) wishing to avail themselves of a game at a “Club Advantage” golf club, must however book directly through the Pro Shop at the Club where the intend to visit.

8. PRACTICE - Practice is not permitted on areas other than the practice fairway, pitching green and the practice putting green. All practice rounds must be played from white markers unless otherwise authorised by the Match Committee or Club Manager. The Club Professional shall have priority on the practice fairway while conducting lessons or while collecting practice balls.

9. All Men’s Club competitions shall be played from the blue, white or green tee markers and all Women’s competitions from the red tee markers, unless otherwise advised.

10. PAR AND STABLEFORD COMPETITIONS – When a player has exhausted the number of strokes at a hole to secure a win, a half or a point, he/she must immediately pick-up.

11. ELECTRONIC MEASURING DEVICES (hand held or on ride on carts) may be used during competition play under a “Golf Australia” ruling.

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ETIQUETTE ON THE COURSE

1. Members shall afford the President and Captain the courtesy of the fi rst tee and shall extend such privileges on other parts of the course.

2. In any game the player with the lowest handicap is deemed to be the Captain of that group and is responsible for the observance of all rules and etiquette of that day.

3. The Captain of each group is responsible for the avoidance of slow play.

4. Members are to be fully acquainted with Section 1 of the Rules of Golf dealing with etiquette which covers such points as:

• Interference to a player when addressing the ball. • Safety – players in front being out of range. • Smoothing out the sand prior to leaving the bunker. • Repairing divot marks and plug marks, etc. • Care with fl agstick, etc., not to damage greens. • Immediately leaving green after putting out. • Priority on the course for different types of match play.5. Speed of Play:

(a) Players should play as quickly as they reasonably can at all times.

(b) Should players fail to keep their place so that they fall behind the players in front by a clear hole, they shall give way to the following players. If they fail to give way it shall be the

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duty of the players being held up to notify the players ahead that they intend to go through, and the players ahead shall immediately allow them to do so.

(c) Players habitually offending by slow play may be placed at the end of the fi eld or penalised by the Match Committee.

6. SAND BUCKETS – All members are required to carry and use sand buckets for repair of divot marks on fairways, tees and in the rough.

7. PRACTICE FAIRWAY – When using the practice fairway balls may only be hit in an easterly direction. A total ban has been placed on balls being hit onto the 4th fairway. Extreme care should be taken to prevent injury to persons on the practice fairway and all adjacent areas.

8. RIDE ON VEHICLES (Electric/Motorised) Ride on carts are available for hire by any player and may be

used by participants involved in competition play, except when the following major events are being played or when the Match Committee decides that vehicles will not be permitted to be driven or ridden upon for a particular event.• All Club Championship events (male and female)• Vardon/Pennant events

An exemption may be granted to a player to use a vehicle where a suitable medical certifi cate is required/presented and accepted by a Match Committee meeting prior to the event.

Restriction on the use of vehicles on the course due to hot weather, course conditions etc may be imposed from time to time by the Committee or at the discretion of the Manager or Course Superintendent.

Members are urged to contact the offi ce/pro shop to enquire if vehicles are permitted to be used on days or severe heat or when the course may be rain affected.

Vehicles must not at anytime approach within 10 metres of any green and must stay well clear of bunker edges, newly laid turf or the like.

MEMBERS CATEGORIES& PL AYING RIGHTS

Category A - 7 days (Monday to Sunday inclusive)Category B - 6 days (Sunday to Friday inclusive)Category C - 5 days (Monday to Friday inclusive)Category D - Junior (a person between the age of 10 years and 21 years). Note – Golf Australia events limit the maximum age of Juniors to under 18 years of age.Category D1 - Junior (a person between the ages of 10-16 years).

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Category E - Non playing member (may use Clubhouse and practice facilities and may play golf not more than 6 times per year on the Course subject to the payment of green fees at Members introduced rate). Category E members have no offi cial Golf Australia handicap and therefore cannot participate in a competition.Category F - Country and interstate members (playing rights - 12 games per season).Category G - Temporary member (playing rights - Category A).Category I - 9 Hole Playing Membership (conditions apply).Category J - Playing membership with no handicap are only able to play outside of competition times (Monday to Friday).Sponsored Juniors – children under the age of 10 years may be admitted by the Committee of Management as sponsored juniors subject to certain conditions. Contact the offi ce for details of this scheme.All above membership categories playing rights apply as shown, except when a competition for the opposite sex is being conducted and at such other times as determined by the Committee.

MEMBERSHIP CATEGORIES AND PLAYING RIGHTSMembership colour codes: Yellow Category A (7 day) Blue Category B (6 day) Red Category C (5 day) Green D Junior Silver 9 holeAll members who have playing rights are required to have a valid Membership identifi cation bag tag attached to his or her golf bag or buggy when playing the course. The identifi cation bag tag must be prominently displayed.

RESIGNATIONAny member intending to withdraw from the Club must tender a written letter of resignation signed by that member on or before 30th September or shall remain liable for the membership subscription for the ensuing year.

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1. The Rules of the game of golf and the Local Rules of The Vines Golf Club of Reynella shall apply. Local Rules are printed on the score card and on the Local Rules board in the starter’s offi ce.

2. All competitions are under the control of the Match Committee and its decision is fi nal. Ties in any competition shall be decided in a manner prescribed by that Committee. Other than where special conditions apply, the count back system will be adopted.

3. Except where a Pennant Match is in progress or when a match play-off has been arranged, players in competitions have priority on the course.

4. For the competitions, other than drawn events, starting times are to be booked by Members on the time sheet provided. Competitors should be ready at the starting tee twelve (12) minutes prior to the time booked. Failure to be ready at the booked time may result in competitors being relegated to the end of the fi eld or in the case of a major event, disqualifi cation.

5. Entrance fee for all competitions will be set from time to time by the Committee.

6. The Club Professional, or in the Club Professional’s absence some other person authorised by the Committee, will be in control of the tees on competition days, to receive the competition entrance fee and to dispatch the fi eld.

7. No Member may compete in any competition unless their subscription is paid.

8. During competition play, non competitors are not permitted to play within the fi eld.

9. To enter a competition, competitors must register in a manner as directed by the Match Committee either electronically (Golfl ink), in a registration book or by entry form and pay the appropriate entry fee or risk disqualifi cation.

10. Competitors in all competitions must lodge their own score cards complete with the name and current handicap properly marked and signed by the marker and competitor. ‘Golfl ink’ numbers are required to be placed on scorecards. All cards must be returned to the Pro Sho immediately upon leaving the last green, unless the player has withdrawn. Failure to comply with this Rule in every respect will disqualify the competitor. Competitors must return score cards for all individual events for handicapping purposes.

11. Handicap limit is 36 for male Members and 45 for female Members. Where competitions are played in grades, “A” grade shall included players with handicaps from scratch (or better) to 12 for male Members and scratch to 18 for female Members,

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“B” grade with handicaps from 13 to 18 for male Members and 19 to 26 for female Members, “C” Grade with handicaps from 19 to 36 for male Members and 27 to 45 for female Members. Male Members on 28 or more are reminded that this is a Club handicap only and when playing in competitions away must play off 27. Honour Board Events will require that Male Members’ handicaps will not exceed 27 and that Female Members’ handicaps will not exceed 36. All handicapping will be carried out in accordance with the procedure laid down by Golf Australia.

12. All matches in knock-out competitions must be completed on or before the dates specifi ed and on current handicaps even when playing a previous tie.

13. No entry for drawn events will be accepted after the closing date of entries unless by special approval of the Match Committee. Closing date for all such events will be shown on the entry sheet on the notice board. Entry fee must accompany entry form for events that require a fee to be paid.

14. All complaints shall be made in writing to the Manager, who shall investigate the same, and make a report thereon to the Match Committee.

ENTITLEMENTS OF TROPHIESUnfi nancial members are ineligible to win a Club trophy or prize. Trophies must be redeemed within 3 calendar months of the event.

COUNT BACK METHOD OF DECIDING TIES.1. In 18 hole events the best score for the last 9 holes (ie holes 10-

18) shall be used. If still tied, the best score for the last 6 holes or if still tied, the last 3 holes.

If a tie remains, then scores are compared hole by hole from the 18th.

2. In 27, 36 and 72 hole events the last 18 holes shall be used. If a tie remains, count back as above applies.

3. In handicap events the relevant handicap or fraction thereof shall be applied.

DISCONTINUANCE OF PLAY (DANGER TO PLAYERS)Where there is a danger to players on the course (ie lightning, high winds etc) or in the opinion of the Committee or delegated offi cial the course is deemed to be unplayable, the siren will sound in accordance with the directions as printed on the scorecard and Local Rules.

Golf Competitions and How They Are PlayedThese notes are only intended to assist in the general concept of how various competitions are played. They must be read in conjunction with the Rules of Golf and in particular the Match Committee shall lay down the conditions under which a competition is to be played (Rule 33).

StrokeThe score at each hole is entered on the scorecard, totalled and the player’s full handicap deducted. The player who completes the stipulated round in the least nett strokes will be the winner. Usually a gross winner is also determined.

ParIn Par play the score is entered on the card in the same way as in stroke play with the exception that where the score exceeds par for the hole, after allowing for handicap stroke (if the player is in receipt of one) the score should not be written in. It is the custom that when a player is beaten by Par, the ball shall be picked up. This helps speed up play.

After entering the stroke score on the card, the result is marked in the column provided with a ‘+’ sign for a win, an ‘0’ for a half and a ‘-’ for a loss. At the end of the round the plus and minus signs are added and the nett result written in as so many ‘up’, ‘down’ or ‘all square’.

A player is allowed his full stroke handicap and the strokes are taken at holes as indicated on the stroke index on the card.Where the handicap is more than 18, two strokes will be allowed on the number of holes that the handicap exceeds 18. These strokes will be taken in the same order as followed for the fi rst 18 holes unless the index goes beyond 18.

StablefordThis system of scoring by points was introduced by Dr. Stableford of the Wallasey Golf Club (Liverpool, England) in 1932 and has become very popular

The popular method of playing a Stableford competition is for the player to take strokes at holes as in a Par competition using full handicap and to score points on the nett result at each hole. At the end of the round all points scored are added up and the player having the highest number of points is the winner.

In scoring, after allowing for handicaps, a player who scores par receives 2 points, for 1 over par 1 point; for a birdie or 1 under par, 3 points; for an eagle or 2 under par, 4 points, and so on.

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For example, a player receiving a stroke on a par 4 hole scores 4 giving him a nett 3; for this he receives 3 points. A player at a par 3 hole scores a 4 but does not receive a stroke; for this he would receive 1 point.

Four Ball Best Ball v’s ParTwo players play as partners each taking strokes at holes as in a par competition. If one of the partners wins a hole and the other halves it, only the win is counted. If one halves a hole with par and the other loses it, only the half is counted and so on. Plus, half and minus signs are added at the end of the round and recorded as in an ordinary par competition.

In a four-ball handicap event care must be taken to mark the scores of each player in separate columns headed by initials of the player. If the scores are mixed and it is impossible for the Committee to check the card, the players will be disqualifi ed.

Four Ball Best Ball v’s StablefordPlayed in exactly the same manner as above except that the better ball of the partnership will be credited with points instead of plus, half or minus. In four-ball events players should discontinue play of the hole if they cannot better their partner’s score.

FoursomesTwo players play as partners and use one ball. The partners strike off alternately from the tee and thereafter strike the ball alternately during the play at each hole. Scoring is done as for a stroke round and the total is subject to a deduction of half the partner’s aggregate handicaps.

NOTE: If either incurs a penalty stroke it does not alter the rotation of play. In a foursome stroke play competition which consists of more than one stipulated round the order of play may be changed between rounds unless the Committee has laid down as a condition of play that the original order of play must be preserved throughout the competition.

GeneralAll the foregoing competitions are forms of stroke play and subject to the Rules governing stroke play. Special rules for par and stableford competitions are set out in Rule 32. Rule 31 covers the special rules for four-ball par and stableford competitions.Foursomes may be played under either stroke play rules or match play conditions and Rule 29 is relevant to foursome’s events.

Other CompetitionsIn addition to the competitions listed above, many clubs conduct competitions that are not specifi cally covered in the Rules of Golf.Some of the more popular types of play are listed below, together with suggestions regarding methods of conducting those events.It cannot be too strongly emphasised however, that since these competitions are not covered by the Rules of Golf, the Committee must carefully lay down in advance and publish the conditions of play. The State Association will not, except in the most exceptional circumstances, give a decision on any query submitted when play is conducted otherwise than in accordance with the rules. It is also emphasised that singles events cannot be held in conjunction with four-ball events as the Rules do not allow a player to be simultaneously a fellow-competitor and a partner. A similar prohibition applies to playing a stroke round and a match play round concurrently.

Mixed Four Ball Best Ball Par or StablefordThese games are played as described previously, except that the woman plays from her own tees, uses her own scorecard, local rules, etc. The result is only transferred to her partner’s card when her score for the hole is better than his. Care must be taken when checking the card to refer to the women’s index when dealing with holes halved or won by her.

Mixed FoursomesMixed Foursomes are played in the same manner as foursomes except that the women use their own tees and observe their own local rules when it is their turn to play.

The Committee should lay down a condition of play whether the male or female is required to play from the fi rst tee, and in competitions played under stroke conditions, and consisting of more than one stipulated round, whether this order is to be preserved.

Canadian FoursomesPlayed as above, except that both players play tee shots at every hole and afterwards continue with whichever ball they nominate, with the partner playing the second stroke.Handicap allowance is 3/8 of aggregate stroke handicap.

Pinehurst FoursomesBoth players play tee shots at each hole, and then play a second stroke with their partner’s ball. One ball is then selected and play proceeds as in foursomes with the owner of the ball selected playing the third stroke. Handicap allowance is 3/8 of aggregate stroke handicap for stroke competitions.

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Medley CompetitionPlayed as four ball - either Par or Stableford - but two men or two women play on 3/4 of their stroke handicap using their own card or full handicap using the men’s card.

Ambrose CompetitionA Team Stroke Event usually played by a group of four but can be any number.On every hole, each member of the team may hit a tee shot. The team then selects one of the tee shots from which to play. All members of the team may then hit from that position. This procedure is repeated until the ball is holed. Team members can play in any order at any time.

Tee Shots:4 ball - Each team member’s tee shot must be used at least THREE(3)

times per eighteen (18) holes.3 ball - Each team member’s tee shot must be used at least FOUR (4)

times per eighteen (18) holes.2 ball - Each team member’s tee shot must be used at leas SIX (6)

times per eighteen (18) holes.The scorer must record whose tee shot was used on each hole.

Selected ShotThe position of the selected shot is marked.Each player may then place their ball within one club length of the marked position, no closer to the hole and play from this position.If the selected shot is on the fairway, in the rough, the fringe of the green or in a hazard, the ball must be placed within one (1) club length of the elected shot, no closer to the hole and must remain on the fairway, the rough, the fringe of the green or in the hazard. In a sand bunker, the sand may be raked prior to any ball being placed.

On the Putting Green:The position of the selected ball is marked.Other team members may then place their ball within one putter head length of the marked position, no closer to the hole and putt from this position.To speed up play a player may hole out on the green.

Scorecard:The scorecard must show each team member’s handicap and must be signed by the marker and countersigned by one other team member.

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HANDICAPS:Four groups of four, one eighth of the total team handicap is used. For groups of three, one sixth is used and for a two ball one quarter.

Flag CompetitionThe score taken on each hole is entered on a card as in a stroke round. When a player has completed a number of strokes equal to the par of the course (as shown on the score card) plus his stroke handicap, he will have fi nished the round. The fi rst player to start in the competition will carry the fl ag (mounted on a stick) and plant it on the spot where his ball lay at the fi nish to the round. If the ball is in the rough the fl ag may be planted at the side of the fairway, but no nearer the hole. If a subsequent player has not fi nished his round when he reaches the fl ag, he carries it with him, and replants it when he reaches the end of his strokes. The winner is the player who carries the fl ag the longest distance from the fi rst tee and it normally happens that the fi nal position is somewhere beyond the 18th green usually on the 1st or 2nd hole. When the competition is played in two or more divisions, two or more fl ags, clearly marked will be necessary.NOTE: Players are required to complete full 18 holes.

Match PlayMatch play is second only to stroke play as the most popular form of competition in golf. In fact, match play and stroke play are the bedrock forms of competition. And there are many different ways to play match play, all built around its core principle: players (or teams) compete to win individual holes, with the side winning the most holes, with the side winning the most holes claiming the match. Here is an introduction to those match play formats.

Singles Match PlaySinges match play pits Player A against Player B, hole after hole. If Player A scores a 4 on the fi rst hole while Player B records a 5, Player A wins the hole. Ties are called “halves”; a match that is all square (or tied) after 18 holes continues until there is a winner.

Fourball Match PlayIn Fourballs, each side consists of two players. Each player plays his or her own ball throughout the round. On each hole, the low ball of the two players serves as that side’s score. For example, on the fi rst hole for Team A, Player 1 scores a 4 and Player 2 scores a 5, so the team score is 4. If Team A gets a 4 while Team B scores 5, the Team A wins the hole.

Foursomes Match PlayFoursomes match play is one of the best-known forms of match play.

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It’s not very common as a format used among friends during a casual round of golf, however. Foursomes pits 2-person teams against each other, with each team playing one ball, alternate shot. Example: Player A and Player B are partners. On the fi rst hole, A tees off; B plays the second shot; A plays the third shot; and so on until the ball is holed. The lower of the two teams’ scores win the hole.Handicap allowances can be applied for the various Four Ball competitions.

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CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP (DR M.E. GOODE TROPHY), ‘B’ AND ‘C’ GRADE CUP

The Club Championship trophy is named after the founding Club President at the establishment of the Club in 1925 who remained in the position until 1932.Stroke play over 72 holes (All grades).VETERANS CHAMPIONSHIP (JACK DINHAM TROPHY)

The Veterans trophy is named after the fi rst greenkeeper at the new Marino Golf Course at Reynella, although Jack was greenkeeper at the old 9 hole “Cement Hill” course in 1959. He retired in 1967.(a) Played in conjunction with the Club Championship(b) Open to all entrants in the Club Championship over 55 years of

age on or before fi rst day of event.(c) Stroke play over 72 holes

JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP (DOUG COATES CUP)Cup donated by Mr D.E. Coates, a long time supporter of Junior Golf. Played in conjunction with the Club Championship.(a) Age limit – under 18 on fi rst day of event.(b) No entry fee.(c) Winner of the Junior Championship will be the Club Junior

Champion.(d) Stroke play over 72 holes(e) In the event of a tie, a play-off over 1st, 9th and 10th holes. If

still a tie, decision by sudden death.Play to be over two weekends, Saturday 19th October, Sunday 20th October, Saturday 26th October and Sunday 27th October. Match committee will announce times and format prior to the event.

MEN’S FOURSOMES CHAMPIONSHIP(DEREK SIBBIN TROPHY)

The Men’s Foursomes Championship trophy named after Derek Sibbin, former Club Champion (1965) and four time winner of the Men’s Foursomes event (1966, 68, 70 & 75)Stroke play over 36 holes, 1st round Sunday 4th August 2013, 2nd round Sunday 11th August 2013.(a) Entrance fee must accompany entry form – open to Category

A, B, D, Veteran, Hon. Life – Ballot may be held if excessive entries received.

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(b) Entries close Sunday 28th July 2013.(c) In the event of a tie, a play-off over 1st, 9th and 10th holes. If

still a tie, decision by sudden death.(d) In the event of a tie in the handicap event, the winner will be

decided by countback.(e) Competitors shall reverse order of hit-off for 2nd 18 holes.

MATCH PLAY CHAMPIONSHIP(a) Open to Category ‘A’, “D’, Full Veteran’, ‘Hon. Life’.(b) Qualifying over 18 holes on 1st Round 16th March 2013.(c) Leading 16 players in each grade gross (‘A’, ‘B’, ‘C’) after 18

holes qualify for matchplay. Ties for 16th position play off prior to fi rst matchplay round.

(d) First round of matchplay on morning of Sunday 7th April 2013.(e) Quarter fi nal on morning of Saturday 13th April 2013. Semi

fi nal on morning of Saturday 20th April 2013.(f) Final – Sunday 21st April 2013, 1st 18 holes morning – 2nd 18

holes in afternoon. Championship trophy presentation follows play. Entries close Saturday 10th March 2013.

MIXED FOURSOMES CHAMPIONSHIP(MURRAY HARROLD TROPHY)

The Mixed Foursomes Championships trophy is dedicated to Murray Harrold, President of the Club (1988 – 1991) and tireless worker especially in the area of water collection and irrigation.Stroke play over 36 holes, to be played over two Sundays, 17th and 24th November 2013.(a) Entrance fee must accompany entry form – open to Category A,

B, C, D, Veteran, Hon. Life.(b) Entries close Saturday 9th November 2013.(c) In the event of a tie, a play-off over 1st, 9th and 10th holes. If

still a tie, decision by sudden death.(d) In the event of a tie in the handicap event, the winner will be

decided by countback.(e) Handicap winners to receive the Emu Golf Club Trophy.

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FATHER & SON CUP(INCORPORATING FAMILY PAIRS & SPOUSES CUP)

Father & Son Trophy – H.A. Harris Trophy fi rst played in 1933.4BBB Stableford, Sunday 14th July 2013.(a) 18 holes handicap event open to a father & son who are both

members of the Vines Golf Club(b) Family Pairs Cup/Spouses Cup held in conjunction, is open to

players with offi cial Golf Australia handicaps, one of whom is a member of The Vines Golf Club. Entrants in this category must be related or married/partners in life.

(c) Entries close Sunday 30th June 2013 at 5pm.(d) In the event of a tie, the winners of both competitions will be

decided by countback.(e) Entry fee must accompany the entry form.

MONTHLY MEDAL GRADE WINNERS TOURNAMENTNett stroke play over 18 holes – Saturday. All Saturday monthly medal winners from March 2013 – February 2014 are eligible. No entry fee payable

HUGH BELL TROPHYNamed after Hugh Bell – South Australian Amateur Champion (1970) and eight times club champion and Life Member of the club.Open to all ‘A’ grade golfers, the trophy is the aggregate of four monthly medal stroke rounds (gross) March – June 2013. The Match Committee will decide the winner by countback in the event of ties. No entry fee is payable.

THE JOHN CROSBY VINES AMATEURVARDON TROPHY EVENT

The event is named after John Crosby OAM form Captain, President and long term member of the committee and Life Member of the club who was elected to the position of President of the Australian Golf Union.An open event Stroke play over 36 holes. 2014 date T.B.A.

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SERIAL COMPETITIONHugh Bell Trophy – 4 x gross stroke aggregate rounds2nd March, 6th April, 4th May, 1st June (Saturdays)President’s Trophy – match play 22nd June – qualifying (16 players) (Saturday) 21st July – 1st round (Sunday) 25th August– quarter fi nal (Sunday) 22nd September – semi fi nal (Sunday) 6th October – fi nal (Sunday)Captain’s Trophy – 4 x nett stroke play aggregate rounds (Saturdays) 6th July, 3rd August, 7th September, 5th October

WINTER PROGRAMME 2013 – MALE

SUMMER PROGRAMME 2013/2014 – MALE

SERIAL COMPETITIONSLife Member’s Summer Cup – 4 rounds nett stroke aggregate.The Cup is sponsored by Mr Max Venables (Life Member)2nd November, 7th December 2013, 4th January, 1st February 2014 (Saturdays).Summer 4BBB Stableford – Captain’s Summer Trophy – 16 leading pairs to qualify for fourball match play. 21st September – Qualifying round (Saturday) 13th October – 1st round (Sunday) 3rd November – quarter fi nals (Sunday) 5th January – semi fi nals (Sunday) 16th February – Final (Sunday)Summer Par – 4th rounds aggregate Par. 14th December 2013, 18th January, 8th February, 8th March

2014 (Saturdays).Sutcliffe/Green Plate – (Vines v’s Southern)To be played at The Vines Sunday 28th April 2013.

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PENNANT MATCHES 2013 – MALE

‘A’ PENNANT (A2)12th May The Vines v Mid North at Fleurieu19th May The Vines v Mt.Osmond at Mt.Osmond26th May The Vines v West Lakes at Thaxted2nd June The Vines v Southern at Blackwood9th June Queen’s Birthday Weekend – No games16th June The Vines v Penfi eld at The Vines23rd June The Vines v Thaxted Park at Penfi eld30th June The Vines v Blackwood at West Lakes7th July Final to be played at Glenelg

‘B’ PENNANT (BONNAR CUP)12th May The Vines v Nth Adelaide at Glenelg19th May The Vines v Blackwood at The Vines26th May The Vines v Glenelg at Royal Adelaide2nd June The Vines v Royal Adelaide at Kooyonga9th June Queen’s Birthday Weekend – No games16th June The Vines v Kooyonga at Tea Tree Gully23rd June The Vines v Tea Tree Gully at Blackwood30th June The Vines v Grange at Grange7th July Final – Venue T.B.A.

JUNIOR PENNANT (SHARP CUP)12th May The Vines v Blackwood at Mt.Lofty19th May The Vines v Kooyonga at Blackwood26th May The Vines v Mt.Lofty at Grange2nd June The Vines v Grange at The Vines9th June Queen’s Birthday Weekend – No games16th June The Vines v Flagstaff Hill at Kooyonga23rd June The Vines v Glenelg at Flagstaff Hill30th June The Vines v Mt.Osmond at Mt.Osmond7th July Final to be played at Glenelg

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WOMEN’S COMMITTEE

VICE PRESIDENT OF WOMEN’S GOLF

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WOMEN’S – GSA METROPOLITANOPEN DAYS 2013

Kooyonga Tuesday 19 February 3BBB Stableford 8.30am shotgun startFlagstaff Hill Thursday 14 March 3BBB Stableford 8:30am shotgun startThe Grange Tuesday 26 March 3 BBB 8:30am shotgun startRoyal Adelaide Tuesday 16 April 3BBB Stableford 8:30am shotgun startWest Lakes Thursday 2 May Pinehurst Foursomes 9:00am shotgun startMt Lofty Thursday 9 May Canadian Foursomes 9:00am shotgun startMount Osmond Wednesday 22 May Canadian Foursomes 8.30am shotgun startTea-Tree Gully Wednesday 14 August 3BBB Stableford 9:00am shotgun startThaxted Park Monday 16 September Canadian Foursomes 9:00am shotgun startThe Vines Thursday 3 October 4BBB Stableford 9.00am shotgun startBlackwood Tuesday 16 December Canadian Foursomes 9:00am shotgun start

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GSA PROGRAM – 2013

WHEN COURSE CLOSED

DATE EVENT VENUEMon 18 – Sun 24th Mar Golf SA Medal & Amateur ChampionshipMon 18 Silver & Bronze Tea Tree GullyTues 19 Silver & Bronze Flagstaff HillThurs 21 Fri 22nd Match Play Quarters/Semi Finals GrangeSun 24th March Final GrangeThurs 4th/ Sun 7th Apr Rene Erichsen Salver Glenelg Tues 23-25 July Golf SA Women’s 67th Country Meetings Silver 0 -18 Waikerie Bronze Salver 19 -24 Kimba Bronze Shield 25- 32 McCracken Bronze Plate 33-45 MinlatonThurs 1 Aug Golf SA Womens Bronze Foursomes combined with Nora Maskell Foursomes North AdelaideSun 18 Aug Golf SA State Foursomes GrangeSun 13 Oct Golf SA Business Women’s Trophy North AdelaideMon 14- Wed 16 Golf SA Open WeekMon 14 Silver & Bronze Tea Tree GullyTues 15 Silver & Bronze Grange Wed 16 Foursomes Mt. OsmondFri 8 Nov Golf SA Senior Cup The Vines

CLEEK 2 17 June Tee Closed 7.45am to 12.00 pmNOMADS 16 May Tee Closed 8.30am to 10.00am 15 August Tee Closed 8.30am to 10.00amGALA DAY 2 May Course closed until 1.00pmSOUTHERN SHIELD 5 August Tee Closed from 8.30am to 10.30amGSA OPEN DAY 3 October Course Closed until 1.30pmSOUTHERN ZONE 18 November Tee Closed from 7.45am to 1.30pm

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WOMEN’S SPECIAL COMPETITION DATES – 2013

Monthly Medal 12/3, 30/4, 21/5, 11/6, 16/7, 13/8Putting 12/3, 30/4, 21/5, 11/6, 16/7, 13/8Gretta Haylock Trophy 8/4, 9/4, 12/3, 30/4, 21/5, 11/6, 16/7, 13/8Women’s President’s Trophy 12/3, 30/4, 13/8, 17/9Captain and Vice Captain Trophy 19/3, 23/4, 30/7, 10/9Tom Hardy Memorial Trophy 19/3,14/5, 6/8, 10/9Club Professional Trophy 7/5, 4/6, 2/7, 27/8Club Championship 8/4, 9/4, 16/4, 18/4,21/4Club Foursomes Championship 23/9, 24/9, 26/9, 27/9 Committee Appreciation Trophy 8/10Gala Day 2/5GSA International Bowl 30/4, 21/5, 11/6GSA Laurel Wreath 2/4, 28/5, 18/6, 9/7, 20/8GSA Shylie Rymill 26/3Turnbull Salver qualifying 26/3 Grandmothers Trophy 1/10Eclectic No 1 12/3 to 11/6Eclectic No 2 2/7 to 8/10Eclectic 9 holes 1st & 2nd nine. 12/3 to 8/10

WOMEN’S CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS 8 & 9 April Course Closed until 1.00pm 16 April Course Closed until 1.00pm 18 April Tee Closed from 8.00am to 11.00am 21 April Tee Closed from 8.00am to 10.00am & from 12.00 noon to 1.30pm

WOMEN’S CLUB FOURSOMES CHAMPIONSHIPS 23 September Tee Closed from 7.30am to 1.00pm 24 September Course Closed until 1.00pm 26 September Tee Closed from 8.00am to 10.30am 27 September Tee Closed from 8.00am to 10.00am & from 12.00noon to 1.30pmWOMEN’S COMPETITION DAY – TUESDAYSWomen have course priority on this day, in winter and summer, but are not permitted to play before the competition commences.Competition players take precedence over others. Those women not playing in the competition of the day may hit off immediately following the last players in the competition fi eld, which includes the 9 hole players, at the starters discretion.

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GSA The Vines Open Day 3/10Closing and Presentation Day 29/10Melbourne Cup Day 5/11Members Christmas Party Day 10/122014 Opening Day 4/3/2014

The above events could be subject to change. Note White Board in Locker Room.

DETAIL S OF PL AY – WOMEN

WOMEN’S TUESDAYS COMPETITIONCommencement times will be from 7.30am in summer and 8.00am during winter unless otherwise stipulated.

DIVISIONSTHREE DIVISIONS – 40 or more playersDivision 1 – A Grade handicap 0 –18Division 2 – B Grade handicap 19-26Division 3 – C Grade handicap 27-45TWO DIVISIONS – less than 40 playersDivision 1 – handicap 0 – 26Division 2 – handicap 27-45

SPECIAL COMPETITIONSFor details refer to list on previous pages, including all GSA Events held in South Australia. Except for the Club Championships and the Foursomes Championships the fi nal closing date for all other Special Competitions will be 5th March 2013 at 2.00pm. No late entries accepted. Exceptional circumstances will be considered.

CHAMPIONSHIPEntry fee will be $5.00 – entries close Tues 26th March 2013 at 2pm.GRADESA Grade – handicap 0 –18B Grade – handicap 19 - 26C Grade – handicap 27 -45There will be two qualifying stroke rounds of 18 holes from which 8 players are to qualify in each grade, followed by matchplay, ¼ fi nal, semi-fi nal and fi nal rounds, held on programmed days.TOP QUALIFIER – A GRADE

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Will receive a perpetual trophy donated by Mr Harry Sinclair.FINAL ROUNDSA Grade will be held over 36 holesB Grade will be held over 27 holesC Grade will be held over 18 holes.VETERANS CUP – 60 and over, all grades.Entry fee $3.00. Nett event played in conjunction with qualifying rounds of Championship.NET AGGREGATE SCORE – ALL GRADESPlayed in conjunction with qualifying rounds. The winner will receive a perpetual trophy donated by the late Mr Doig in memory of his late wife, Mrs Aileen Doig.

GRETTA HAYLOCK STROKE PLAY TROPHYEntry Fee $5.00. Best 5 gross rounds. Best 3 of 6 Monthly Medals and 2 qualifying rounds of Women’s Club Championships.

FOURSOMES CHAMPIONSHIPEntry fee will be $5.00 each. Entries close 10th September 2013 Will be played over two qualifying rounds of stroke play, followed by match play – semi-fi nal and fi nal rounds. Four pairs to qualify in each grade. A trophy will be presented to the best nett aggregate score. GRADESA Grade handicaps 0-18B Grade handicaps 19-26C Grade handicaps 27-45Final rounds will be played:A Grade over 36 holesB Grade over 27 holesC Grade over 18 holes

SUNDAY COMPETITIONSWill be held most Sundays for men and women for eligible members.

PERPETUAL TROPHIES – SEASONALFor details refer to Conditions of Play folder kept in the Women’s Locker Room.

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WOMEN’S GRADE 2PENNANT MATCHES 2013

NOMADS DATES – MATCHPL AY 2013

6 May Mount Osmond Thaxted Park v The Vines 8.00 am Glenelg v Grange 8.30 am Blackwood v Kooyonga 9.00 am Mount Osmond v Royal Adelaide 9.30 am13 May Grange Royal Adelaide v Thaxted Park 8.00 am Mount Osmond v Blackwood 8.30 am Glenelg v The Vines 9.00 am Grange v Kooyonga 9.30 am20 May Blackwood Blackwood v Thaxted Park 8.00 am Royal Adelaide v Glenelg 8.30 am Mount Osmond v Grange 9.00 am The Vines v Kooyonga 9.30 am27 May Thaxted Park Thaxted Park v Grange 7.30 am Royal Adelaide v Kooyonga 8.00 am The Vines v Mount Osmond 8.30 am Blackwood v Glenelg 9.00 am3 June Kooyonga Thaxted Park v Mount Osmond 8.00 am Royal Adelaide The Vines 8.30 am Grange v Blackwood 9.00 am Kooyonga v Glenelg 9.30 am17 June Royal Adelaide Grange v The Vines 8.00 am Kooyonga v Mount Osmond 8.30 am Glenelg v Thaxted Park 9.00 am Royal Adelaide v Blackwood 9.30 am24 June Glenelg Glenelg v Mount Osmond 8.00 am Blackwood v The Vines 8.30 am Thaxted Park v Kooyonga 9.00 am Royal Adelaide v Grange 9.30 am1 July FINAL TBA

(Blackwood, The Vines, Thaxted Park, Mount Osmond, Royal Adelaide, Kooyonga, Glenelg & Grange )

HANDICAP LIMIT 26-45DATE COURSE TEAMS TIMES9 May Flagstaff Hill The Vines v Flagstaff Hill 9.00 am16 May The Vines The Vines v Flagstaff Hill 9.00 am1 August Blackwood The Vines v Blackwood 9.00 am15 August The Vines The Vines v Blackwood 9.00 am

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SOUTHERN CHALLENGE SHIELD – 2013

SOUTHERN ZONE CLOSE TOURNAMENT

WOMEN’S CLEEK 2, 2013

HANDICAP LIMIT 18-28

HANDICAP LIMIT 19-29DATE COURSE TEAMS TIMES

5 August The Vines Blackwood v Thaxted Park 9.00am Flagstaff Hill v Westward Ho 9.30am12 August Thaxted Park Flagstaff Hill v The Vines 9.00am Blackwood v Westward Ho 9.30am19 August Westward Ho Blackwood v Flagstaff Hill 9.00am Thaxted Park v The Vines 9.30am26 August Blackwood The Vines v Westward Ho 9.00am Thaxted Park v Flagstaff Hill 9.30am2 September Flagstaff Hill Blackwood v The Vines 9.00am Thaxted Park v Westward Ho 9.30am

Meeting of all Team Captains will be held following lunch at Flagstaff Hill

11 November Thaxted Park Shotgun start 8.30am18 November The Vines Shotgun start 8.30am

DATE COURSE TEAMS TIMES20 May Mount Lofty Mount Lofty v Westward Ho 10.00 am Blackwood v The Vines 10.30 am Thaxted Park v Flagstaff Hill 11.00 am27 May Flagstaff Hill Flagstaff Hill v The Vines 8.30 am Westward Ho v Thaxted Park 9.00 am Blackwood v Mount Lofty 9.30 am3 June Westward Ho Westward Ho v Blackwood 10.00am The Vines v Thaxted Park 10.24 am Mount Lofty v Flagstaff Hill 10.48 am17 June The Vines The Vines v Mount Lofty 8.30 am Thaxted Park v Blackwood 9.00 am Flagstaff Hill v Westward Ho 9.30 am24 June Blackwood Blackwood v Flagstaff Hill 8.30 am Thaxted Park v Mt. Lofty 9.00 am Westward Ho v The Vines 9.30 am1 July FINAL TBA

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How’s this for a line up?!!!

Make these events a social success!

Put the dates in your diaryand come along.

March 11th Adelaide Cup Day- Social Golf Event

April 25th Anzac day- Social Golf Event

May 13th Mothers Day Luncheon

May 25th Quiz Night

June 10th Queens Birthday- Social Golf Event

July 13th Vines Auction Dinner

August 18th Vines/ Flagstaff Hill Golf day at The Vines- Social Event

October 7th Octoberfest- Social Golf Event

November 5th Melbourne Cup- Social Golf and Luncheon

December 7th Vines Annual Christmas Dinner

December 15th Vines Christmas Social Golf event

December 18th Christmas Special Guest Day

December 21st Saturday Ham and Turkey Christmas Golf Event

January 27th 2014 Australia Day Social Golf Event

SOCIAL CALENDAR OF EVENTS

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Tuesday 26 STABLEFORD

Wednesday 27 STABLEFORD

Thursday 28 Twilight Golf

Friday 1

Saturday 2 STROKE – Monthly Medal 1st Round Hugh Bell Trophy Incorporates the

Monthly Medal Winners Tournament (Net) (Saturday Monthly Medal Winners) March 2012 – February 2013 Eligible)

Sunday 3 STROKE – Sunday Medal

“Your place on the course is behind the group in front,not in front of the group behind.”

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Tuesday 5 Opening Day 9 Holes Competition Shot Gun Start – 8.30am Meeting at 11am

Wednesday 6 STROKE - Monthly Medal


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Saturday 9 STABLEFORD

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Monday 11 Adelaide Cup Holiday Special Mixed and Open Golf Event

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Sunday 17 PAR


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Monday 18

Tuesday 19 STABLEFORD 1st Round Captain & Vice Captain’s Trophy 1st Round Tom Hardy Memorial Trophy

Wednesday 20 STABLEFORD – Special Guest Day


Friday 22

Saturday 23 2-Ball Ambrose

Sunday 24 2-Ball Ambrose


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Tuesday 26 Golf SA Shylie Rymill Foursomes 1st Qualifying Round Turnbull Salver


Friday 29 Good Friday

Thursday 28


Sunday 31 Easter Sunday


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Monday 1 Easter Monday

Tuesday 2 Matchplay 1st Round GSA Laurel Wreath (Stableford for others)

Wednesday 3 STROKE – Midweek Medal

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Friday 5

Saturday 6 STROKE – Monthly Medal 2nd Round Hugh Bell Trophy

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Monday 8 Women’s Club Championship 1st Qualifying Round Grades A, B, C and Veteran’s Cup Course closed until 1pm

Tuesday 9 Womens Club Championship 2nd Qualifying Round Course Grades A, B, C and Veteran’s Cup Tee closed until 1pm

Wednesday 10 PAR

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Friday 12

Saturday 13 STABLEFORD Mens Matchplay Quarter Finals

Sunday 14 STABLEFORD


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Tuesday 16 Women’s Club Championships Matchplay Quarter Final Grades A, B, C commencing 8am Tee closed from 8am – 11am


Thursday 18 Women’s Club Championships Matchplay Semi Final Grades A, B, C Tee closed from 8am – 11am

Friday 19

Saturday 20 STABLEFORD Mens Matchplay Semi-Finals

Sunday 21 STABLEFORD Club Matchplay – Finals (Men & Women) Tee closure TBA


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Monday 22

Tuesday 23 STABLEFORD 2nd Round Captain and Vice Captain’s Trophy

Wednesday 24 PAR

Thursday 25 Anzac Day

Friday 26

Saturday 27 PAR

Sunday 28 PAR Sutcliffe - Green Plate Vines vs Southern at The Vines


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Monday 29

Tuesday 30 STROKE & PUTTING 2nd Monthly Medal 2nd Round Women’s President’s Trophy 1st Round International Bowl

Wednesday 1 STROKE – Mid Week Medal

Thursday 2 Women’s Gala Day Shotgun Start 8.30am 4BBB Stableford Course closed until 1pm

Friday 3

Saturday 4 STROKE – Monthly Medal 3rd Round Hugh Bell Trophy


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not in front of the group behind.”

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Monday 6

Tuesday 7 PAR 1st Round Club Professional Trophy


Thursday 9

Friday 10

Saturday 11 PAR

Sunday 12 PAR

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Monday 13

Tuesday 14 STABLEFORD 2nd Round Tom Hardy Memorial Trophy


Thursday 16 Nomads Vines v Flagstaff Hill 1st Tee closed 8.30 – 10.00am

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Sunday 19 STABLEFORD Bonnar Cup Vines v Blackwood


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Tuesday 21 STROKE – PUTTING 3rd Monthly Medal 2nd International Bowl

Wednesday 22 PAR

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Friday 24

Saturday 25 PAR

Sunday 26 PAR


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Monday 27

Tuesday 28 Matchplay GSA Laurel Wreath Stableford for others

Wednesday 29 STROKE

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Friday 31

Saturday 1 STROKE – Monthly Medal 4th Round Hugh Bell Trophy (Final Round)

Sunday 2 STROKE – Sunday Medal Sharp Cup


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Tuesday 4 PAR 2nd Round Club Professionals Trophy


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Monday 17 Cleek 1st Tee Closed 7.45am

Tuesday 18 Matchplay 3rd Round Laurel Wreath STABLEFORD for others


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Friday 21

Saturday 22 STABLEFORD President’s Trophy (Top 16 players qualifying for Matchplay)



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Tuesday 25 STABLEFORD Pink Ball Competition

Wednesday 26 PAR

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Friday 28

Saturday 29 STABLEFORD Legacy Day Competition Fee $7.00 ‘A’, ‘B’ & ‘C’ Grade Winners Qualify for Entry in

Governor’s Cup

Sunday 30 STABLEFORD Entries close for Father & Son Cup


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Tuesday 2 PAR 3rd Round Club Professionals Trophy 2nd Eclectic Commences

Wednesday 3 STROKE – Midweek Medal

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Friday 5

Saturday 6 STROKE – Monthly Medal Captain’s Winter Trophy – 1st Round



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Tuesday 9 4th Round GSA Laurel Wreath Stableford for others


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Friday 12


Sunday 14 STABLEFORD Father & Son Cup inc Family Pairs & Spouses Cup Pennants Representatives Dinner


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Monday 15

Tuesday 16 Stroke – Putting 5th Monthly Medal


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Friday 19

Saturday 20 PAR

Sunday 21 PAR President Trophy – 1st Round Social Sunday Golf (Open to Cat ‘A’, ‘B’ & ‘C’ Members) Visiting players welcome

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Wednesday 24 PAR

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Friday 26


Sunday 28 STABLEFORD Entries close Men’s Foursomes Championships

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Monday 29

Tuesday 30 STABLEFORD 3rd Round Captain & Vice Captains Trophy


Thursday 1

Friday 2

Saturday 3 Stroke Monthly Medal 2nd Round Captains Winter Trophy

Sunday 4 STROKE – Sunday Medal Mens Foursomes Championships – 1st Round Open to Cat. ‘A’, ‘B’ & ‘D’ (Junior) Handicap event in conjunction


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Tuesday 6 STABLEFORD 3rd Round Tom Hardy Memorial Trophy

Wednesday 7 STROKE– Midweek Medal

Thursday 8

Friday 9


Sunday 11 STABLEFORD Men’s Foursomes Championships – 2nd Round


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Monday 12

Tuesday 13 Stroke & Putting 6th Monthly Medal 3rd Women’s Presidents Trophy

Wednesday 14 PAR

Thursday 15 Nomads The Vines V Blackwood 1st Tee Closed 8.30am – 10.00am

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Saturday 17 PAR

Sunday 18 PAR


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Monday 19 Southern Challenge Shield (Women) 1st Tee Closed 8.30am – 10.30am

Tuesday 20 Matchplay 5th Round Laurel Wreath Final STABLEFORD for others


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Friday 23


Sunday 25 STABLEFORD Quarter Finals – President’s Trophy Matchplay


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Tuesday 27 PAR 4th Club Professional Trophy

Wednesday 28 PAR

Thursday 29

Friday 30 Footy Tipping Presentation Night (Major social event)

Saturday 31 STROKE – Monthly Medal – September Medal 3rd Round Captains Winter Trophy

Sunday 1 STROKE Sunday Medal Fathers Day Greens Renovation Commences


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Friday 6


Sunday 8 STABLEFORD


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Monday 9

Tuesday 10 STABLEFORD 4th Captain & Vice Captain Trophy 4th Tom Hardy Memorial Trophy Entries close for Club Foursomes Trophy

Wednesday 11 STROKE Mid Week Medal

Thursday 12

Friday 13

Saturday 14 PAR

Sunday 15 PAR


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Tuesday 17 STROKE 4th Womens President Trophy


Thursday 19

Friday 20

Saturday 21 4 BBB STABLEFORD Captains Summer Trophy Top 16 pairs qualify for Matchplay (see page 26)

Sunday 22 STABLEFORD President Trophy Matchplay Semi Final


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Monday 23 Womens Club Foursomes Championship 1st Qualifying Round – Grades ‘A’, ‘B’ & ‘C’ Tee closed until 1pm

Tuesday 24 Womens Club Foursomes Championship 2nd Qualifying Round – Grades ‘A’, ‘B’ & ‘C’ Tee closed until 1pm

Wednesday 25 PAR

Thursday 26 Womens Club Foursomes Championship Semi Final – Grades ‘A’, ‘B’ & ‘C’ Tee closed 8am – 10.30am

Friday 27 Womens Club Foursomes Championship Final Grade ‘A’ – 36 holes Grade ‘B’ – 27 holes Grade ‘C’ – 18 holes 1st tee closed 8am – 10am & 12noon –1.30pm

Saturday 28 PAR

(School Holidays)

Sunday 29 PAR


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Monday 30 Labour Day Holiday “Octoberfest” Mixed Social Golf Day

Tuesday 1 STABLEFORD Grandmother’s Trophy


Thursday 3 GSA Open Day (Women) 4BBB – STABLEFORD 9am Shotgun start Course closed until 1.30pm

Friday 4

Saturday 5 STROKE – Monthly Medal Captain’s Winter Trophy (Final Round)

Sunday 6 STROKE – Sunday Medal President’s Trophy Matchplay – Final

(Daylight Saving Commences)


SEPTEMBER 2013

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Monday 7 Octoberfest Mixed Social Event

Tuesday 8 STABLEFORD Committee appreciation day 2nd Eclectic & 9 hole Eclectic Ends

All special competitions completed



Friday 11


Sunday 13 STABLEFORD 1st Round Captains Summer Trophy Matchplay


OCTOBER 2013

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Monday 14 Golf SA – Womens Open Week Silver & Bronze

Tuesday 15 STROKE



Friday 18

Saturday 19 STROKE Club Championships

Sunday 20 STABLEFORD Club Championships


OCTOBER 2013

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Monday 21

Tuesday 22 PAR

Wednesday 23 PAR


Friday 25

Saturday 26 STROKE Club Championships

Sunday 27 STROKE – Club Championships Plus Trophy Presentation Night (STABLEFORD for those not in Championships)


OCTOBER 2013

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Monday 28

Tuesday 29 Closing & Presentation Day at 9.30am Stableford at 11am



Friday 1

Saturday 2 STROKE –Monthly Medal Life Members Summer Cup (1st Round)

Sunday 3 STROKE – Sunday Medal Captains Summer Trophy – Quarter Finals Entries close Mixed Foursomes Championships


OCTOBER 2013

NOVEMBER 2013

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Monday 4

Tuesday 5 Melbourne Cup Day Open to Men & Women



Friday 8 Golf SA Senior Cup at The Vines


Sunday 10 STABLEFORD Vines Week Commences 10th – 15th


NOVEMBER 2013

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Monday 11 Vines Week

Tuesday 12 Vines Week

Wednesday 13 Vines Week

Thursday 14 Twilight Golf Vines Week

Friday 15 Vines Week

Saturday 16 PAR

Sunday 17 PAR Club Mixed Foursomes Championship 1st Round Murray Harrold Trophy


NOVEMBER 2013

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Monday 18 Southern Zone Championships Shotgun Start 8.30am




Friday 22

Saturday 23 STABLEFORD The Vines Christmas Dinner (Major Social Event)

Sunday 24 STABLEFORD Club Mixed Foursomes Championships 2nd Round


NOVEMBER 2013

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Monday 25 Club Annual General Meeting

Tuesday 26 PAR

Wednesday 27 PAR


Friday 29

Saturday 30 PAR



NOVEMBER 2013

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Monday 2

Tuesday 3 STROKE



Friday 6

Saturday 7 STROKE – Monthly Medal 2nd Round Life Members Cup

Sunday 8 STABLEFORD


DECEMBER 2013

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Monday 9

Tuesday 10 Women’s Christmas Party 9 Hole Competition (Shotgun Start) Details TBA

Wednesday 11 PAR


Friday 13

Saturday 14 PAR 1st Round Summer Par

Sunday 15 PAR


DECEMBER 2013

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Monday 16

Tuesday 17 No Women’s Competition Course open to all Male and Female Members

and Visitors paying green fees

Wednesday 18 STABLEFORD Christmas Special Guest Day


Friday 20

Saturday 21 Ham & Turkey – Ambrose AM & PM Competitions Shotgun Starts 7.30am & 1.00pm

Sunday 22 Ham & Turkey – Ambrose Christmas Ambrose Mixed Event – Open to all categories Visitors Welcome (green fees applicable)


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Monday 23

Tuesday 24 No Women’s Competition Course open to Men & Women

Wednesday 25 Christmas Day Clubhouse Closed

Thursday 26 Twilight Golf (Unoffi cial – no catering) Boxing Day

Friday 27

Saturday 28 PAR

Sunday 29 PAR


DECEMBER 2013

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Monday 30

Tuesday 31 No Women’s Competition Course open to Men & Women

Wednesday 1 Hangover Handicap

Thursday 2 Twilight Golf (Unoffi cial – no catering)

Friday 3

Saturday 4 STROKE – Monthly Medal Life Members Summer Cup – 3rd Round

Sunday 5 Sunday Medal Captain’s Summer Trophy Semi Finals Matchplay


DECEMBER 2013

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Tuesday 14 PAR



Friday 17

Saturday 18 PAR 2nd Round Summer Par

Sunday 19 PAR


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Monday 20

Tuesday 21 STROKE

Wednesday 22 PAR


Friday 24



(School Holidays End)


JANUARY 2014

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Monday 27 Australia Day Event Mixed Social Event

Tuesday 28 3BBB Par Aggregate



Friday 31

Saturday 1 STROKE – Monthly Medal Life Members Summer Cup – (Final Round)



JANUARY 2014

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FEBRUARY 2014

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Monday 3 Senior Women’s Golf




Friday 7

Saturday 8 PAR Summer Par – 3rd Round

Sunday 9 PAR


FEBRUARY 2014

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Monday 10

Tuesday 11 PAR



Friday 14


Sunday 16 STABLEFORD Captain’s Summer Trophy Final – Matchplay


FEBRUARY 2014

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Monday 17

Tuesday 18 STROKE

Wednesday 19 STABLEFORD - Special Guest Day


Friday 21




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Friday 28

Saturday 1 STROKE 1st Round Hugh Bell plus Medal Winners Tournament

Sunday 2 STROKE


FEBRUARY 2014

MARCH 2014

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Tuesday 4 Women’s Opening Day 8.30am Shotgun Start 9 Hole Competition Meeting commences 11am

Wednesday 5 STROKE – Mid Week Medal W


Friday 7

Saturday 8 PAR – Final Round Summer Par

Sunday 9 PAR


MARCH 2014

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Monday 10 Adelaide Cup Mixed Social Event

Tuesday 11 STABLEFORD 1st Monthly Medal 1st Women’s President Trophy



Friday 14

Saturday 15 STROKE – 1st Round Qualifying Club Matchplay Championships



MARCH 2014

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Monday 17

Tuesday 18 STABLEFORD 1st Round Captain & Vice Captain’s Trophy 1st Round Tom Hardy Memorial Trophy



Friday 21

Saturday 22 STROKE Club Matchplay Championships 2nd Qualifying Round



MARCH 2014

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