A
SUNDAY 31 MARCH
No matches for A Grade on Sunday 24th March.
B
SUNDAY 24 MARCH
| Maroochy River | 7:00 | Twin Waters |
| Caloundra | 7:45 | Mt Coolum |
| Headland | 8:30 | Peregian |
| Gympie | 9:15 | Noosa |
| Cooroy | 10:00 | Nambour |
M
SUNDAY 24 MARCH
| Caloundra | 7:00 | Noosa Springs |
| Headland | 7:45 | Twin Waters |
| Cooroy | 8:30 | Peregian |
| Nambour | 9:15 | Noosa |
J
SUNDAY 24 MARCH
| Caloundra | 7:00 | Maroochy River 1 |
| Headland | 7:21 | Maroochy River 2 |
| Noosa Springs | 7:42 | Nambour |
| Gympie | 8:03 | Noosa 2 |
A
A GRADE LADDERSUNDAY 17 MARCH
| Mt Coolum | 1.5 - 5.5 | Maroochy River |
| Caloundra | 3 - 4 | Hervey Bay |
| Headland | 3 - 4 | Noosa |
B
B GRADE LADDERSUNDAY 17 MARCH
| Mt Coolum | 5 - 2 | Noosa Springs |
| Maroochy River | 0.5 - 6.5 | Peregian |
| Caloundra | 2.5 - 4.5 | Noosa |
| Headland | 4 - 3 | Nambour |
| Gympie | 4.5 - 2.5 | Cooroy |
M
MASTERS LADDERSUNDAY 17 MARCH
| Maroochy River | 4 - 3 | Twin Waters |
| Caloundra | 2 - 5 | Mt Coolum |
| Headland | 3 - 4 | Peregian |
| Cooroy | 4 - 3 | Nambour |
J
JUNIORS LADDERSUNDAY 17 MARCH
| Headland | 1 - 2 | Noosa 1 |
| Noosa Springs | 1 - 2 | Maroochy River 1 |
| Gympie | 1.5 - 1.5 | Maroochy River 2 |
| Noosa 2 | 1.5 - 1.5 | Nambour |
Definition - Provisional Ball
Another ball played in case the ball just played by the player may be:
- Out of bounds, or
- Lost outside a penalty area.
Rule 18.3a. When Provisional Ball Is Allowed
If a ball might be lost outside a penalty area or be out of bounds, to save time the player may play another ball provisionally under penalty of stroke and distance (see Rule 14.6).
For a ball that might be lost, this applies:
- When the original ball has not been found and identified and is not yet lost, and
- When a ball might be lost in a penalty area but also might be lost somewhere else on the course.
But if the player is aware that the only possible place the original ball could be lost is in a penalty area, a provisional ball is not allowed and a ball played from where the previous stroke was made becomes the player’s ball in play under penalty of stroke and distance (see Rule 18.1).
Official Interpretation 18.3a/1 - When Player May Play Provisional Ball
When a player is deciding whether he or she is allowed to play a provisional ball, only the information that is known by the player at that time is considered. Examples where a provisional ball may be played include when:
- The original ball might be in a penalty area, but it might also be lost outside a penalty area or be out of bounds.
- A player believes the original ball came to rest in the general area and it might be lost. If it is later found in a penalty area within the three-minute search time, the player must abandon the provisional ball.
For all 2019 Pennant Season information, proceed to the PENNANT page.
Click the thumbnail to view the Pennant Draws for each grade:
2019 RULES OF GOLF UPDATE: The 2019 update to the Rules of Golf significantly changes many aspects of golf in general and pennant match play golf. Please ensure all players are knowledgeable about the RULES.
The 2019 Calendar of events is currently being developed and finalised for all Golf Clubs, Golf Zones, Districts, as well as State and National bodies.
If you would like your event listed on our Calendar of Events, please notify us via golf(at)scsbdga.com.au.
To view the current Calendar click this link: SUNSHINE COAST GOLF CALENDAR