On Golf Day

• Call the pro shop if you cannot play
• Arrive at the golf at course at least 30 minutes before your tee time.

On The Tee

• Park hand carts away from the tee box.
• No talking.
• Do not stand directly behind person teeing off.
• Stand still.
• Watch landing of each players shots.

On The Fairway

• Be careful about walking or moving cart too far forward from person hitting ball. This makes some people nervous and can be dangerous.
• Be careful about talking or any movement that can distract the hitter.
• Replace any divots that you make or see.
• Limit your practice swings - save time.
• Play "ready golf".
• Be careful about hitting into the foursome ahead.
• Riders should keep carts quiet and still when players are hitting.
• Count strokes accurately.

Approaching the Green

• Park carts to the side of or behind the green after pitching/chipping on.
• Mark your ball if it is the line of another player's approach shot.
• Place rake in bunker after using it.

On The Green

• Repair any ball marks you make or see.
• Place your marker behind the ball.
• Span marker if it is in another player's line.
• Do not mark your ball after someone has started putting.
• When tending the pin, stand on the same side as its shadow and hold it straight.
• When placing the pin on the green, place it as if it is the radius of a circle with the hole as the center.
• Do not stand with the hole directly between you and the person putting or behind that person.
• Do not walk or stand in another player's line.
• Count putts accurately.

After Putting

• Leave the green and proceed to the next hole before writing scores.
• Keep two "official" scorecards per foursome.
• When people are waiting to hit onto the green, two players can move to the next tee while the others putt out.

After Ninth Hole

• Add scores for the front nine.
• Compare scorecards.

After Eighteenth Hole

• Add, check and compare scores on cards quickly.
• Date and sign cards.
• Take cards to Tournament Chair.
• Advise of chip-ins.
• Post birdies.