DIVOTS
1. Remove any loose turf from the affected area.
2. Knock in all sides of the edge of the divot with your club or your shoe.
3. Tap down turf with shoe or golf club.
 
BALL MARKS
1. Always start at the back of the mark and push forward with the repairer.
2. Use repairer around all sides and slowly ease turf toward the centre of the mark. Do not lift the soil upwards.
3. Lightly tap down with putter.
4. Your completed repair should look like the final photo below.
  
HANDLING THE FLAG
1. Don't drop the flagstick on the putting surface as it will cause damage.
2. Always lower the flagstick by club or by hand.
3. Avoid damage to surrounds by placing the stick in the centre of the cup.
REMOVING BALL
Players are requested NOT to use their putter to remove their golf ball from the hole.
  
GOLF ETIQUETTE
The traditions of the game demand patrons exhibit high levels of etiquette both on the Course and in the Clubhouse. Etiquette is explained in detail in Section 1 of the 'Rules of Golf' and in the Australian Golf Union's resource 'Golf Etiquette - A Guide to Golf Behaviour'.
MOTORISED GOLF VEHICLES
The rules for the use of motorised golf vehicles are:
a. Motorised golf vehicles must not be driven onto tees or greens or between greens or bunkers.
b. No motorised golf vehicle shall be driven or left standing at the front or within 10 metres of a green.
c. A motorised golf vehicle should not be driven ahead of play when a ball is still to be played.
d. Where a golf cart is on the course no more than two persons may ride in the cart and under no circumstances are children permitted to drive the cart.
e. Use of a motorised golf vehicle may at times be denied if Course conditions and or other circumstances warrant such action. | 
