Fourball Better ball Knockout

Preliminary Round closing date

May 8th

1^st round closing date  

July 3^rd  

2nd round closing date

August 21^st 

Semi Finals closing date  

September  25^th  

FINAL

WHITTLEBURY**

          Rushden             **          

   Hellidon Lakes v Overstone

At  Staverton Golf Club on

Sunday 2nd October 2011 

PRIORS HALL

PRIORS HALL **

 RUSHDEN

RUSHDEN 

 STAVERTON**

COLLINGTREE**

 COLLINGTREE PARK

     Hellidon Lakes

KINGSTHORPE

COLD ASHBY

HELLIDON LAKES **

FARTHINGSTONE

HELLIDON LAKES **

HELLIDON LAKES**

OVERSTONE**

OVERSTONE**

OVERSTONE **

    Overstone

 Winner Hellidon Lakes

Results to be notified to the

competition administrator -

David Goodrham, within 2 days of the match being played

knockouts@northantsgolfunion.co.uk

3/4 difference of lowest handicap

In the event of a tie after 18 holes ‘sudden death play off’

KETTERING 

OUNDLE

PETERBOROUGH MILTON

PETERBOROUGH MILTON 

DAVENTRY**

 SILVERSTONE**

WELLINGBOROUGH 

 **Wellingborough

 WELLINGBOROUGH

NORTHANTS COUNTY 

NORTHANTS COUNTY ** 

NORTHAMPTON**

NORTHAMTONSHIRE CTY GOLF UNION FOUR BALL BETTER BALL KNOCK OUT – COMPETITORS 2011 

CLUB

PLAYER

COLD ASHBY

FRASER CARNIHAN

COLD ASHBY

GRAHAM BATES

COLLINGTREE PK 

ANDY BILLSON 

COLLINGTREE PK 

ANDY CASTELL

DAVENTRY

TIM SCULL

DAVENTRY

ALEC BIDDLE

FARTHINGSTONE

MARTIN CROWDER

FARTHINGSTONE

ANTHONY MARRIOTT

HELLIDON LAKES 

MARTIN BANNISTER

HELLIDON LAKES 

MATTHEW HARRIS

KETTERING 

JON HANDYSIDE

KETTERING 

ANDY LILLEY

KINGSTHORPE

MARTIN PANTER

KINGSTHORPE

DANIEL PANTER

NORTHAMPTON 

DEAN ROBERTS

NORTHAMPTON 

JASON OSBORNE

NORTHANTS CTY

JOHN ROWLEY

NORTHANTS CTY

STEVE REYNOLDS

OUNDLE

PAUL JAMES

OUNDLE

JOE MELIA

OVERSTONE

JIM TRICKLEBANK

OVERSTONE

GEORGE MARSTON

PBORO’ MILTON

ALAN PETERKIN

PBORO’ MILTON

TED DUNN

PRIORS HALL

MARC ASHER

PRIORS HALL

PAUL BRIGGS

RUSHDEN

CHRIS WARD

RUSHDEN

DUNCAN PHILP

SILVERSTONE

ANDY RHODES

SILVERSTONE

MATT SHERRELL

STAVERTON PARK 

MICHAEL FRANKLIN

STAVERTON PARK 

STUART TRIGWELL

WELLINGBORO’

IAN WHITE

WELLINGBORO’

DALE HATFIELD

WHITTLEBURY

MIKE WILLIAMS

WHITTLEBURY

MARK HARRIS

No

Rule

1

Entrants will be the Four Better Ball Handicap Champions from each club (runners up/ pair substitutes etc. not eligible)

2

The Competition Committee of the NGU will make the ‘unseeded’ draw. Subject to the number of entrants, a preliminary round will be played to determine the last 16 competitors

3

The host Club players should arrange courtesy for visiting players.(identified on the draw sheet).  Any practice rounds and catering, refreshment facilities are at the discretion of the competitors.

4

Matches will be Four Ball Better Ball Match Play played from the Competition tees and must be played over 18 holes or less if a result is reached. 

5

Handicap allowance is ¾ difference from the lowest handicap player. Competitors MUST have an ‘active’ handicap on entry to the competition.

6

In the event of a tie sudden death will apply.

7

Distance Measuring Devices are allowed.   See Rule of Golf 14/3.

8

Golf Buggies are not allowed without medical exemption and the approval of the Competition Organiser.   The use of buggies on Host Clubs Courses is determined by the Host Clubs policy

9

The dates on the published draw must be adhered to and no extensions will be granted.

10

It will be the responsibility of  both players on both sides to arrange matches by the dates specified

11

The players winning the round will continue to the next round in the draw.

12

Any difference of opinion or dispute shall be notified to the Union whose decision shall be final.

13

The result of each match must be notified by both Pairings, giving full details and results, to the competition administrator of the Union within two days of the match being played.   Failure to comply with this request may result in all players being eliminated from the Knock Out.

14

All Players should be available to play in the Final, which will be played at a venue arranged by the NGU

15

Players are expected to conduct themselves in a proper and sportsmanlike manner.

16

The Union nor The Host or visiting Players can accept responsibility for theft’s and accidents.   Players are advised to arrange their own insurance cover against insurable risks.