COURSE RULES AND LOCAL RULES

1. All players must report to the Pro Shop.

2. All players must have a set of clubs.

3. Proper attire must be worn at all times.

4. Foursomes are preferred, smaller groups may be asked to join another group.

5. Slower players must let other players go ahead.

6. Repair divots and ball marks and rake bunkers.

7. Keep power carts 25 ft. from greens.

8. Alcohol must be purchased at the course.

9. Soft spikes only

RULES OF PLAY

1. Rules of the Royal Canadian Golf Association will govern all play except modified by local rules. Management reserves the right to refuse play or admittance to anyone disobeying course rules or starter's orders.

2. OUT OF BOUNDS: Fences mark the boundaries of the golf course. Penalty stroke and Distance. No. 8 Gold: The creek behind the green, any ball coming to rest in the creek or presumed to be in the creek (Penalty 1 stroke).

3. WATER HAZARDS: All lakes are lateral water hazards and the ball may be played as it lies without penalty, or dropped outside the hazard not nearer the hole than a line to where the ball was judged to cross the hazard (Penalty 1 stroke).

4. ROADWAYS AND PARKING LOTS: When the ball lies on or touches the parking lot or roadway used for golf course maintenance or when the parking lot Or roadway is within two club lengths of the ball and interferes with the player's stance or stroke, it may be lifted and dropped within two club lengths not nearer the hole of its original position (no penalty).

5. GENERAL HAZARDS: Any ball coming to rest in any culverts may be lifted and dropped within two club lengths (no penalty) not nearer the hole. Any ball Iying within one club length of any fence, building, water pipes, hoses Or any golf course maintenance equipment or young trees (with yellow tags) may be lifted and dropped within two club lengths not nearer the hole (no penalty).

6. PLAYING FROM INCORRECT GREEN: A ball played onto an incorrect green shall be lifted and dropped off the green not nearer the hole (no penalty).

Country View considers 2 hours to be a reasonable time to play nine holes. Please be aware of your pace of play.