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Course handicap tables

We like to keep things simple here at Marton Meadows so we only ever use one set of tees: YELLOW.

Checkout how many shots you get on our course using the tables below based on 9 Hole or 18 Hole rounds.

Men's 9 Hole

Women's 9 Hole

Men's 18 Hole

Women's 18 Hole

Not sure how it works or why it matters? 
A Course Handicap Table is just a quick lookup chart that ensures everyone is playing on a level field, no matter the course.

It takes your Handicap Index and tells you how many extra shots you get on a specific course.

That’s it – no calculations needed, just find your handicap number on the table and away you go!

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Local rules

1. OUT OF BOUNDS (Rule 2.1)

  1. On or beyond any wall, fence, hedge or post bounding the course.
  2. Beyond any white posts, and in or beyond any ditch, as defined by white posts at 7th and 9th holes whilst playing any hole.
  3. The Carpark, Clubhouse and surrounding areas.

2. WATER HAZARDS

  1. All ditches and areas marked by yellow or red posts.
  2. A bridge traversing a water hazard is deemed to be part of the hazard. The player is NOT entitled to relief without penalty. The ball may be played in the hazard where permissable or picked up under penalty of one stroke where play is not permitted and placed on the line of where the ball entered the hazard but not nearer the hole.

3. IMMOVABLE OBSTRUCTIONS

  1. All seats, ball washers, water hydrants and drain covers, sprinkler heads, tee markers, signs & advertising boards, shelters, staked trees & bridges.
    Note that all pathways and tractor marks are immovable obstructions and relief may be taken under Rule 16.1

4. MOVABLE OBSTRUCTIONS

  1. Stones in bunkers.
  2. All yardage posts.

5. GROUND UNDER REPAIR (Rule 16.1)

  1. All temporary greens are GUR and relief MUST be taken.
  2. All areas marked with posts, hoops, tape or white lines are GUR and relief MUST be taken.
  3. The garden area adjacent to the 1st tee will be treated as GUR and relief MUST be taken.

6. ADVERSE CONDITIONS

When the Management deem appropriate, temporary local rules will be introduced to protect the course, eg ‘Preferred Lies. These will be posted on Notice Boards and with the Professional. All Players are advised to check before playing.

7. USE OF DISTANCE MEASURING DEVICES

For all play, including club competitions, a player may obtain distance information by using a device that measures distance only.

8. PRIORITY ON COURSE

  1. Players on the 1st tee should give preference to one match on the 9th green playing through. After giving way to one match from the 9th green the waiting players on the 1st tee have priority.
  2. Members playing in club competitions MUST have priority over friendly matches and be allowed to play through on request.
  3. Green keepers have priority.

9. BAD WEATHER & SUSPENSION OF PLAY

  1. A suspension of play for a dangerous situation will be signalled by one blast from the air horn. All other suspensions will also be signalled by one blast. In either case, resumption of play will be signalled by two blasts from the air horn. See Rule 5.7b

10. PUTTING GREEN – PRACTICE AREA

  1. The practice putting green located adjacent to the 1st tee is deemed Wrong Putting Green even when not in use and relief MUST be taken under Rule 13.1f

PLEASE OBSERVE GOLF ETIQUETTE AND BE AWARE OF OTHERS & THEIR SAFETY AT ALL TIMES.