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Governor's Conservation Charity Golf Pro Am
Thursday 23 February 2012
Hosted at Growling Frog Golf Course in Melbourne's north, the Governor's Conservation Charity Golf Pro Am provides an opportunity for Australia's up-and-coming golf professionals to compete at the Graham Marsh designed championship golf course for a total prize pool of $15,000. The business community and the general public are also invited to play alongside our future sporting heroes.
All proceeds from the event will go towards Zoos Victoria's Threatened Species Program raising much-needed funds to ensure that no more Victorian terrestrial vertebrate species become extinct. Without conservation intervention, 20 species endemic to south-eastern Australia could be lost in the next ten years.
Course Closure
Growling Frog Golf Course will be closed for a tournament from 12pm Wednesday 22 February 2012 and will reopen on Friday 24 February 2012.
For all enquiries, please contact the Pro Shop on 03 9716 3477.
Dress Code & Etiquette
The Growling Frog Golf Course requests that its customers adhere to appropriate dress code and etiquette practices.
Golfers are encouraged to wear proper golfing attire including a shirt or polo top with a collar, pants or shorts (no tracksuit, elastic waist or drawstring pants), and suitable footwear.
Local Rules (to be read in conjunction with the rules of golf)
- Out of bounds - defined by boundary fence, including maintenance compound. Rule 27-1 applies.
- Garden beds - must be treated as Ground Under Repair (G.U.R), play is prohibited, relief MUST BE TAKEN under rule 25-1.
- Staked trees (or shrub under 2 club lengths) - if a plant interferes with stance or swing, relief MUST BE TAKEN under rule 24-2b.1.
- Fixed Sprinklers/Tap Covers - are immovable obstructions, relief MAY BE TAKEN under rule 24-2b.
- Stones - firmly embedded stones through the green are to be treated as G.U.R, relief MUST BE TAKEN under rule 25-1. (Rocky outcrops marked G.U.R drop zones apply)
- Road/Gravel Path - ball may be dropped no closer to the hole, without penalty, under rule 24-2.
- Water Hazards - defined by yellow stakes, lateral water hazards defined by red stakes.
- Kangaroo Marks - A ball lying in kangaroo marks in a bunker is classed as G.U.R
Penalty for breach of local rules: Stroke Play - 2 strokes. Match Play - Loss of Hole.
Distance markers on edge of fairway are to centre of greens. Sprinkler head distance markers are to front of greens.
To download the complete Rules of Golf please visit www.rangda.org.
