Greetings from Bellville | Tuesday, April 23, 2024 |
Congratulations Michael Well done Michael Sherriff on winning the 2016 Westlake Open!!! Read more.
Somerset West Open winner: Ludwig Schreuder (Bellville GC)
SA Mid-Amateur Championship double: Gerlou Roux (Bellville GC) | Parow Open winner: Altin van der Merwe (Bellville GC)
Westlake Open winner: Michael Sherriff (Bellville GC) |
Conference centre Thank you for your interest in having your conference at Bellville Golf Club Conference Centre. We at the conference centre will go to great lengths to make your experience a pleasant one, providing both professional service and excellent food. Read more.
| | Run the Vines Join us for Run the Vines - 14 June 2016 See the poster below for more information. Hoërskool Bellville Gholfdag See the poster below for more information.
Bulgaria Golf Tour See the poster below for more information. |
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Happy birthday to the following members who are celebrating their birthdays this week: 9 June 2016 Silvia Froman Gerrit Moller
10 June 2016 Beth Myburgh
11 June 2016 Frikkie Nel Botha Pretorius David Tucker Mark van Noordwyk | 12 June 2016 Brian Murphy Jaco van Niekerk
13 June 2016 Ulrich van Zyl Wynand Vermeulen Peter Johnson
| 14 June 2016 Jeff Murray Alton van der Merwe Larry Williams
15 June 2016 En-Rico Nel
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Water Hazards (Including Lateral Water Hazards) 26-2 Ball Played Within Water Hazard
A. Ball Comes to Rest in Same or Another Water Hazard If a ball played from within a water hazard comes to rest in the same or another water hazard after the stroke, the player may:
(i) under penalty of one stroke, play a ball as nearly as possible at the spot from which the last stroke from outside a water hazard was made (see Rule 20-5); or
(ii) proceed under Rule 26-1a, 26-1b or, if applicable, 26-1c, incurring the penalty of one stroke under that Rule. For purposes of applying Rule 26-1b or 26-1c, the reference point is the point where the original ball last crossed the margin of the hazard in which it lies.
Note: If the player proceeds under Rule 26-1a by dropping a ball in the hazard as near as possible to the spot from which the original ball was last played, but elects not to play the dropped ball, he may then proceed under Clause (i) above, Rule 26-1b or, if applicable, Rule 26-1c. If he does so, he incurs a total of two penalty strokes: the penalty of one stroke for proceeding under Rule 26-1a, and an additional penalty of one stroke for then proceeding under Clause (i) above, Rule 26-1b or Rule 26-1c.
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| The Summer 2016 Edition of Northern Hills Magazine is now available. View it online Jaco Ahlers Secures 4th Sunshine Tour Victory with Srixon and Cleveland Congratulations to Srixon and Cleveland tour staff player Jaco Ahlers on his fourth Sunshine Tour win at the KCM Zambia Open at the Nchanga Golf Club. There’s one piece of equipment directly involved in every single shot you make on the course – your golf ball. It’s definitely worthwhile to consider the new Srixon Z-STAR golf balls and start your journey to better golf. They offer an idyllic balance of distance, spin and feel. | | | |
Regards, Werner
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| Last week we showed you a great practice game: Par 18. Almost all golfers face the Par 18 challenge in their round every week. | | | | That makes your Wedge set very important to your game. You might have been fit for your Irons, but were you fit for your Wedges? Does the design of your Wedges help make your short-game easier and more effective? Why not book in for a scoring club assessment? | | |