Equal and Fair Venue
If walking over to your ball, that is on the other side of the fairway from you cart partner, instead of waiting for your playing partner to hit his shot and bring the cart over to you. Take clubs with you and be ready to play when it is your play.
Or when on the putting green, if you like to look at your put from all angles, don’t wait until it’s your play to do so.
Obviously being cognizant to when a player is ready to play.
We are not asking members to rush through their shot’s routine. But please be mindful of fellow players and the
players behind you.
Players should recognize that their pace of play affects others and they should play promptly throughout the round (such as by preparing in advance for each stroke and moving promptly between strokes and in going to the next tee)
A player should make a stroke in no more than 40 seconds after the player is able to play without interference or distraction
New rule <b>(Ready Golf)</b> expressly allows playing out of turn in match play by agreement, and for stroke play, will affirmatively allow and encourage players to play out of turn in a safe and responsible way to save time or for convenience
The time for a ball search (before the ball becomes lost) will be reduced from 5 minutes to 3 minutes.