Bunkers
Before leaving a bunker, a player should carefully fill up and smooth
over all holes and footprints, and then leave the rake with the handle
pointing toward the tee of the hole being played. Picture guide (right) >> |
- Always enter the bunker at the lowest point.
- Pull rake toward you as you exit the bunker.
- If required, rake other affected areas.
- Do not pile sand at the edge of the bunker. Push back excess sand.
- Do not rake the face of the bunker. Smooth out with the back of rake.
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Bunker Rake Policy
Always leave rake in the flat of the bunker with the handle parallel
to the line of flight of the hole being played with the handle pointing
back towards the tee. Rakes should be placed as far from the edge as
possible.
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Repairing Ball Marks
Picture guide (right) >>
- Always start at the back of the mark and push forward with the repairer.
- Use repairer around all sides and slowly ease turf toward the centre of the mark. Do not lift the soil upwards.
- Lightly tap down with putter.
- Your completed repair should look like this.
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Repairing Divots
Picture guide (right) >>
- Always start at the back of the mark and push forward with the repairer.
- Use repairer around all sides and slowly ease turf toward the centre of the mark. Do not lift the soil upwards.
- Lightly tap down with putter.
- Your completed repair should look like this.
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Damage to Greens
Flagsticks, Bags etc.
Players and caddies should ensure
they cause no damage to the green when putting down bags or the
flagstick. They should not stand too close to the hole when handling the
flagstick or removing the ball. Replace the flagstick on leaving the
green.
Picture guide (right) >>
- Don't drop the flagstick on the putting surface as it will cause damage.
- Always lower the flagstick by club....or by hand.
- Avoid damage to surrounds by placing the stick in the centre of the cup.
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