| Greetings from Bellville | Thursday, April 18, 2024 |
Hollow Tining Dates
The course will be closed for hollow tining on Sunday, 28 August, in the afternoon and the whole of Monday, 29 August and Tuesday, 30 August. All Bellville members will have reciprocity at Durbanville Golf Club during these days.
This Friday:
Buy one, get one free special from 16:30 – 18:00.
Castle Lite & Black Label Draught
Smirnoff Vodka
Bells Whisky
Richelieu Brandy
Olof Bergh Brandy
Snack baskets will also be available. | |  |
12.08.2016
Kenneth Klopper
Augusta Visagie
13.08.2016
Hendrik van der Merwe
14.08.2016
Fanie Kleynhans
Rudi Malherbe
15.08.2016
REON Eaton
Johan Gillmer
Zulch van der Merwe | | 16.08.2016
Callie Hamman
Stuart Hopwood
Willem le Roux
Jan Sanders
Vic Storkey
Briers van Staden
Stephan van Zyl
17.08.2016
Don Brink
Samuel Milner
Jurgen van Onselen
Christo Viljoen |
Rule 31 Four-Ball Stroke Play
31-1 General
The Rules of Golf, so far as they are not at variance with the following specific Rules, apply to four-ball stroke play.
31-2 Representation of Side
A side may be represented by either partner for all or any part of a stipulated round; both partners need not be present. An absent competitor may join his partner between holes, but not during play of a hole.
31-3 Scoring
The marker is required to record for each hole only the gross score of whichever partner’s score is to count. The gross scores to count must be individually identifiable; otherwise, the side is disqualified. Only one of the partners need be responsible for complying with Rule 6-6b.
(Wrong score – see Rule 31-7a)
6 August Results:
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- View the poster on the right to see what we are offering you!
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The Summer 2016 Edition of Northern Hills Magazine is now available.
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Hitting long shots requires a high energy transfer from golfer to club to ball, and Smash Factor is a measure of this energy transfer.
|  | Smash Factor (SF) is your ball speed
divided by your clubhead speed and tells
you how much energy is being transferred
from the club to the ball at impact.
For maximum distance on your Driver
shots you’re looking to get a SF as
close to 1.5 as possible.
On Iron and Wedge shots SF
will be a bit lower. |  | | |  |
It’s our mission to make sure you’re swinging the club as well as possible. While the right equipment fitted for you is seriously important, it won’t count as much as when you’re swinging to your full potential.
Come speak to us about your game. |
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