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Tournament Guidelines

 Tournament Guidelines


 

 

Membership: All players must be a member in good standing of a recognized golf association and in possession of a “NBGA/ Golf Canada Membership Card” or a recognized national equivalent.

Handicap Verification; Players whose member clubs use the RCGA Handicap System, for handicap verification, will not be required to present verification of handicap, as the NBGA will be verifying handicaps, using the RCGA Network, prior to all NBGA events.  However, all players whose member clubs does not use the RCGA Handicap System will be required to present an RCGA Certified Handicap Form, certified by a member of their home club’s handicap committee, along with their 'NBGA/ Golf Canada Membership Card'.  The ‘RCGA Certified Handicap Forms can be accessed, in English and French, through the 'Member Resource Center' at www.rcga.org.

Entrance PolicyEntry preference will be given to members and teams with at least one member of the New Brunswick Golf Association (NBGA).  All players allowed entrance to an event are eligible to be named champion.

Conduct:  Entrants are warned that conduct considered detrimental to the best interests of the game, or unbecoming of a contestant, withe on or off the golf course, and coming to the attention of the Tournament Committee, will be dealt with an can result in disqualification of the offending person(s).  Extreme misconduct may be referred to the NBGA Discipline Committee.  Players actions and conduct will be governed by NBGA Disciplinary Guidelines.

NBGA Dress Code:  Players must dress in a manner that is appropriate.  Golf Shoes (soft spikes only) and running shoes are allowed on the golf course.  Cleated shoes (soccer, fottball, baseball, etc.), high heeled shoes or boots are not allowed.  Golf Shirts must have collars and sleeves.  All pants worn on the course or in the club must be in good repair (no holes, badly stained, etc.) must have hems, and no blue jeans allowed.  Dress shorts may be worn but they must have pickets and should reach to not more than 4"above the knee. No other shorts, rugger pants, tank tops etc. will be allowed in any NBGA event. Women's shirts without sleeves must have collars and hems.  See-through, haltered shirts or tank tops are not allowed on the course as well as gym wear, tops with slogans or numbers, and any athletic apparel or sweaters from any other sport.

Automotive Cart Policy:  Except when specifically permitted by the NBGA Rules Committee, the use of automotive transportation is prohibited.

TOURNAMENT CART ALLOWED
Molson NB Men's Four Ball Championship Yes
BMO Nesbitt Burns (Moncton) NB Ladies Four Ball Championship Yes
NB Men's Mid-Amateur Championship No
RBC Dominion Securities NB Men's Amateur Championship No
Royale NB Ladies Amateur Championship No
Royale NB Ladies Senior & Super-Senior Championship Yes
NB Men's Senior Championship Yes
NB Family Classic Yes
 NB Mixed Championship Yes
NB Men's Senior Four Ball Championship Yes

 
   In an effort to accommodate disabilities, the NBGA can allow, in exceptional circumstances, use of a power cart or other special equipment by a player who otherwise qualified for an amateur event and cannot, in the opinion of the Rules Committee, participate in such competition because of serious permanent physical impairment.  Such use can be denied if the Rules Committee believes that the use of such a power cart, or other special equipment, would give a player an undue advantage over the other players in the competition.

A current medical certificate along with a signed letter from the competitor's medical doctor describing the disability and explaining the player's needs, must be submitted at the time of entry.

Cellular Phones and Electronic Devices:  A local rule restricting the use of cellular phones and other electronic devices will be in effect for NBGA Class I events.  Please see the local rules available at www.nbga.nb.ca.

Electronic Measuring Devices (EMDs): A local rule allowing the use of electronic measuring devices will be in effect for all NBGA Class I events.  Please see the local rules available at www.nbga.nb.ca.

Champions:  Champions of the Men's Amateur, Ladies Amateur, Boys Junior, Girls Junior, Men's Mid-Amateur, Men's Senior, and Ladies Senior Championships will earn automatic berths into their respective NB teams for national competition provided they meet NBGA eligibility requirements and the RCGA residency requirements.

Refund Policy: The New Brunswick Golf Association....

   ACCEPTS entries on a first come, first serve basis, unless otherwise stipulated.

   WILL NOT ACCEPT       - late or post-dated entries

                                        - post dated cheques

   ACCEPTS entries by fax only if they include payment by credit card.

   WILL NOT assume responsibility for entries lost in the mail or by courier; Check the entry list ont he NBGA website to ensure your entry has been received.

   WILL NOT issue refunds if an entry is cancelled or withdrawn within one (1) week of the start of the event.

   WILL CHARGE a $20.00 administration fee on all refunds.

   WILL ISSUE legitimate refunds only after an event has been completed, all entries have been reconciled and written notice of a player's intention to withdraw has been received bythe NBGA.

Ties:  All ties for championships (where a trophy is awarded) will decided by a (3) hole aggregate total play-off, then sudden victory if required.  All other ties will be equalized for prize distribution.

Entry Closing Date:  Entries close at 5:00 pm on the date of closing, or when the maximum number of entries have been realized; whichever comes first.  A list of alternates will be kept in case of withdrawals or medical cancellations.

 

 


New Brunswick Golf Association
2009

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