Competition Format: 18  Hole  Stableford  3  Ball  Alliance -  Best 2 Scores to Count

Maximum Playing  Handicap  Allowance: 36 

Maximum Handicap Index : 29.8 Players with a higher Handicap Index may enter but must play off Broadway Course Handicap of 36). All  competitors  must  have a  WHS  Handicap  Index ,  which  can  be  confirmed by means  of  the  CDH  number.   No  prize  will  be  awarded  to  any  player  whose  handicap  cannot be  confirmed.   

Entrance Fee: Members - £12 &  Visitors - £24 (Teams of 3)

Payment: To be  taken  immediately  and  you  will  receive  a  confirmatory email.    There  will  be  a  full     refund  for  cancellation up  to  14  days  prior  to  the  event,  after  that  point  no  refunds  will  be  given  but substitutes are  allowed.  Cancellations  can  only  be  made  via  the  club  office.

Buggies: Only motorised buggies which have been reserved from the Professional Shop are allowed on the golf course. Such buggies are allowed in 18 hole competitions where competitors have a pre-existing medical condition and when prior approval has been given by the event organiser. Proof of a qualifying medical reason may be required from the visitor’s home club. Buggies are approved for single occupancy only and must not be used to carry a fellow competitor or equipment belonging to them. Only motorised buggies which have been reserved from the Professional Shop are allowed on the golf course. Such buggies are allowed in 18 hole competitions where competitors have a pre-existing medical condition and when prior approval has been given by the event organiser. Proof of a qualifying medical reason may be required from the visitor’s home club. Buggies are approved for single occupancy only and must not be used to carry a fellow competitor or equipment belonging to them. 

Results: Results and Prize-Giving Results will be published in the Clubhouse as soon as possible after the conclusion of the event. Competitors are reminded that it is their own responsibility to report “Away Scores” back to their own club. A prize-giving ceremony will normally be held in the Clubhouse once results have been processed. It is good etiquette to be present to accept any prize that has been won, and recipients are expected to be attired in smart dress.  

Dress Code: All visitors are asked to respect the rules of the Club at all times. Dress Code – Full details are displayed in the Clubhouse. On The Course – Collared, polo-neck or tur-tle-neck shirts with tailored trousers or shorts and approved golfing footwear are the allowed standard of smart golfing attire. If shorts are worn, socks must be worn. T-Shirts, Football shirts, denim trousers and trainers/ sports shoes are not allowed. Anyone not conforming with the dress code will be asked to leave the course. In the Clubhouse – Smart casual attire. 

Mobile Phones: Electronic Devices must be switched to silent in the Clubhouse or on the course. Players are encouraged to carry a mobile telephone on the course for use only in the case of a medical emergency.

Personal Property: The Club cannot be held responsible for the loss of, or damage to, members’ or visitors’ property, or any legal liability devolving upon the individual member or visitor for such property. 

Insurance: It is in the interests of all golfers to have a current golfers insurance policy to cover injury and all liabilities incurred on the golf course and in the clubhouse. 

Etiquette: All members and visitors are expected to behave with courtesy and observe recognised standards of etiquette both on and off the golf course.