How to avoid a disco!

There has been an increasing number of ‘Disco’s’ over recent weeks so here’s a reminder of how to avoid a Disco Inferno!

Top 10 Tips to Avoid Disqualification from Club Competitions:

1. Put your name on the start sheet before you play.
2. Pay the entry fee – put you name on the envelope so we know it’s you that paid
3. Put your full name on your score card – just a fist name is not much use to us! If you have a common surname make sure you can be clearly identified from others who share the same name, use a middle initial for example.
4. Put you’re handicap on the card. 
5. Make sure you use your correct handicap - see the tips for managing your handicap.
6. Put the competition name and date on the card – the score card box may contain cards from several competitions, so make it clear which competition you played.
7. Clearly record the gross score for each hole on your card – if you make a mistake, make sure we can read the corrected score.  If it’s a stableford competition, you don’t need to record your stableford score, so make sure it’s clear what your gross score is.
8. Ensure the marker has signed the card.
9. Sign your card.
10. Check your card before you post it – and post it in the correct slot (the one that says ‘score cards’!!)

If you’re a repeat offender your name may appear on the Disco King leaderboard!!