1.NAME AND OBJECTS
The name of the Club shall be THE OLDMELDRUM GOLF CLUB. It shall be a non-profit making body dedicated to the supply of sporting services. The objects of the Club shall be to provide facilities for playing the game of golf and to provide suitable clubhouse accommodation for its members.
MEMBERSHIP OF THE CLUB
Membership of the Club shall comprise:
2. ORDINARY MEMBERS
Ordinary Members are ladies and gentlemen who have paid a full subscription as decided at an Annual General Meeting. Ordinary Members are entitled to play in all Club competitions and have the right to speak and vote at general meetings.
3. SENIOR MEMBERS
(a) On production of proof of having attained the normal State Pension age on or before the 31st December of the year in which the subscription becomes payable a member may be granted senior membership at the appropriate concessionary rate of subscription as decided at an Annual General Meeting.
(b) Any person granted such membership shall have the rights and privileges of an Ordinary Member and shall be subject to all the obligations of an Ordinary Member.
4. JUNIOR MEMBERS
(a) Junior membership is open to persons under the age of 16 years on or before the 31st December of the year in which the subscription becomes payable.
(b) A Junior Member is debarred from taking part in the management of the Club and shall be subject to such restrictions on play and use of the clubhouse facilities as shall be determined by the Council. Junior Members are entitled to play in all Junior Club competitions.
5. JUVENILE MEMBERS
(a). Juvenile membership is open to persons who have attained the age of 16 years but are under the age of 18 years on or before the 31st December of the year in which the subscription becomes payable
(b). A Juvenile Member is debarred from taking part in the management of the Club and shall be subject to such restrictions on play and use of the clubhouse facilities as shall be determined by the Council. Juvenile Members are entitled to play in all Junior and Juvenile Club competitions.
6. LIFE MEMBERS
Life Members are ladies and gentlemen who have paid a full lifetime subscription as decided at an Annual General Meeting. They are entitled to all the rights and privileges, and subject to all obligations of Ordinary Members save that they shall not be liable to pay an annual subscription.
7. HONORARY MEMBERS
Persons who have rendered valuable or great service to the Club, or who for any other reason may be considered worthy, may, at a General Meeting of the Club, be admitted as an Honorary Member and as such shall have all the rights and privileges of Ordinary Members and shall be subject to all obligations as Ordinary members (save as aforementioned) but that they shall pay no entrance fee or subscription.
8. FIVE YEAR MEMBERS
Five Year Members are Ladies and Gentlemen, 18 years of age or older who have paid a Five Year Membership subscription. The subscription and any limit on numbers to be admitted to this category will be decided at the Annual General Meeting.
Five Year Members are entitled to all the rights and privileges and subject to all the obligationsof Ordinary Members save that they shall not be required to pay an annual subscription for a period of then years. Five Year membership will be transferable to existing members and new applicants. New applicants within this category will be subject to the conditions of clauses 15,16 and 17, Members Applications. They shall also be required to pay an Entrance Fee.
9. TEN YEAR MEMBERS
Ten Year Members are Ladies and Gentlemen, 18 years of age or older who have paid a Ten Year Membership subscription. The subscription and any limit on numbers to be admitted to this category will be decided at the Annual General Meeting.
Ten Years Members are entitled to all the rights and privileges and subject to all the obligations of Ordinary Members save that they shall not be required to pay an annual subscription for a period of then years. Ten Year membership will be transferable to existing members and new applicants. New applicants within this category will be subject to the conditions of clauses 15,16 and 17, Members Applications. They shall also be required to pay an Entrance Fee.
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10. TEMPORARY MEMBERS
(a) Those who hold day, weekday or weekend green fee tickets from the Club shall be considered as Temporary Members entitling them after payment to the use of the course and clubhouse.
(b) The Council shall have the power to admit to the privileges of the clubhouse and the course, members of other recognised golf clubs for the purpose of holding competitions, matches or tournaments. Such members shall be considered as members for the day only (or for the duration of the competition, match or tournament) and shall not be liable for subscription.
(c) Temporary Members are debarred from competing in Club competitions and taking part in management of the Club.
d) Those who hold membership of the Practice Facility but who are not Club Members and casual users of the Practice Facilitywho are not Club Members shall be entitled to use the facilitiesat the Clubhouse on the day of their use of the Practice Facility upon payment of the appropriate Practice Facility fees.
11. ASSOCIATE MEMBERS
Associate Members are those ladies and gentlemen who are entitled to all the privileges of the Club enjoyed by an Ordinary Member except for the following : -
(a). He or she shall have no voice at meetings and shall not be eligible for office.
(b). He or she shall have no privilege on the golf course.
(c). He or she must be over the age of 18 years.
12. ASSOCIATE SOCIAL MEMBERS
A full member of any Club in membership of the Association of Gordon District Golf Clubs is entitled to use any member Club's catering or Clubhouse services without payment of a green fee on production of his or her club membership card except for the following: -
(a). He or she shall have no voice at meetings and shall not be eligible for office.
(b). He or she shall have no privilege on the golf course.
(c). He or she must be over the age of 18 years.
13. CORPORATE MEMBERS
(a). Corporate members may be admitted to membership of the Club. Corporate Members may only use the Course facilities on Weekdays before 4pm., and at Weekends after 4pm. The maximum number of such memberships will be decided at an AGM. Corporate members shall have no voice at meetings and shall not be eligible for office.
(b). The Council shall be empowered to negotiate terms for Corporate membership on an annual basis with prospective Corporate members. All such applications will be closely vetted and package details agreed before acceptance.
14. WINTER MEMBERS
Winter Members are Ladies and Gentlemen, 18 years of age or older who have paid a Winter Membership subscription. The subscription and any limit on numbers to be admitted to this category will be decided at the Annual General Meeting.
Winter Members are entitled to all the rights and privileges and subject to all the obligations of Ordinary Members save that:
He or she shall have no voice at meetings and shall not be eligible for office.
He or she shall only have privileges on the golf course and in the club house between and including the first day of November and the last day of February.
New applicants within this category will be subject to the conditions of clauses 17, 18 and 19, Members Applications.
They shall not be required to pay an entrance fee.
15. STUDENT MEMBERS
Student Membership is open to those Male and Female persons who are 18 years or over and in full time education, and can produce evidence thereof. Apprentices, day release students, and other part-time students do not qualify for Student Membership.
16. MEMBERS ADDRESS
Any member changing his or her residential address shall be responsible for informing the Council of such change as soon as possible. In the event of any notice being sent by the Club to a member, this shall be sent to his or her last known address as previously intimated to the Council.
17. MEMBERSHIP APPLICATIONS
(a) The acceptance of all classes of members shall rest with the Council.
(b) Every applicant for admission as a member (other than Honorary Members and Ordinary Members who are becoming Senior Members through age) shall be proposed by one and seconded by another full member to both of whom the applicant must be personally known. Every application must be made in a form obtainable from the Secretary. It must be completed to show the full name and permanent address of the applicant, be signed by the proposer and seconder and thereafter lodged with the Secretary. The Secretary shall ensure that such applications are exhibited on the Club Notice board for at least seven days. The Council shall consider any applications for admission and such as are approved shall be signed by the Secretary. An interval of not less than fourteen days shall elapse between the nomination and election by the Council of such member.
18. Any Ordinary Senior, Life or Honorary Member may intimate to the Secretary objections to the ad mission of any applicant for admission, and such objections shall be laid before the Council who shall take them into account in determining the suitability of the applicant for membership. All such communications shall be regarded by the Council as strictly confidential and as in a question with the applicant shall be absolutely privileged a condition which shall be brought to the notice of the applicant before his or her form of application is considered by the Council. The Council shall not divulge the name of the objector or the grounds for objection and shall not disclose the reason for r ejecting any applicant.
19. On the admission of a member the Secretary shall notify him or her thereof furnishing him or her at the same time with a copy of the Constitution and requesting him or her to pay the subscription for the year then current. On payment of the subscription the new member's name shall be added to the role of members by the Council. A new member shall not be entitled to the privileges of the course or clubhouse until the subscription and any entrance fee where appropriate for the current year has been paid.
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ENTRANCE FEES
20. The persons elected to certain categories of membership of the Club (such categories as determined from time to time by a General Meeting of the Club) shall pay an entrance fee of an amount to be resolved from time to time by a General Meeting of the Club.
21. a) Persons who have been Juvenile Members for at least one year (or such lesser period as the Council may determine) on becoming Ordinary Members shall not be required to pay an entrance fee.
b) Persons who have previously been Ordinary or Senior Members of the Club and are re-joining after an absence of at least one year, and up to a maximum of five years, may re-join upon payment of 25% of the current joining fee.
c) It shall be competent of the Council on cause shown to suspend the need for an entrance fee to be paid.
SUBSCRIPTIONS
22. The annual subscriptions for all members shall be decided annually at the Annual General Meeting and shall then become immediately payable.
23. Any Member who fails to pay his or her subscription by the 31st of January but does so before the last day of February shall be liable to a late payment fee of 25% of the current subscription. Any member who has not paid the subscription and late payment fee by the last day of February shall cease to be a member and his or her name shall be removed from the roll of membership.
24. It shall be competent for the Council on cause shown to repay any portion of subscription already paid or in the case of a member admitted during the course of the year to declare that such member shall pay only a certain proportion of the full annual subscription.
COUNCIL MEMBERS
25. The affairs of the Club shall be managed by The Council which shall comprise of the four Office Bearers (the Captain, Vice-Captain, Treasurer and Secretary), and eight other Ordinary Members of Council, all of whom shall be Ordinary, Senior, Life or Honorary Members of the Club.
26. No Council Member shall rent or lease land to the Club. No Council Member shall be a relative, busi ness partner or person acting under the direction of any person leasing or renting land to the Club. No Council Member shall be a relative, business partner or person acting under the direction of anyone associated with the Club who receives emoluments based on the turnover of any aspect of the Club's activities
MANAGEMENT
27. The Council shall meet for the dispersion of the business of the Club monthly. The Captain or any two members of the Council shall have power to instruct the Secretary to call a meeting of the Council. All differences of opinion among the Council members shall be determined by the voice of the majority and such determination shall be the finding of the Council.
28. Any six members of the Council shall form a quorum.
29. The Captain, whom failing the Vice-Captain, shall preside at all meetings of the Council. In the absence of both, the meeting shall appoint a chairman. The chairman at all meetings shall have the casting as well as a deliberative vote.
30. The Captain, Vice-Captain, Secretary and Treasurer shall be elected annually and shall be eligible for re-election. The Captain should be elected for a maximum of two consecutive years, and should be succeded by the Vice Captain, who similarly have served a maximum of two concecutive years. Ordinary Members of the Council shall serve for three years but may be re-elected for further periods of three years. All election of Council Members shall take place at the Annual General Meeting. At least one lady member shall serve on the Council as one of its twelve members, and shall be nominated by, and be a Member of the Ladies Committee.
31. Any casual vacancy in the Council may be filled by the Council.
32. In addition to the powers and conditions conferred upon it specifically by these rules or by necessary implication, the Council shall have the power to make regulations and bye-laws for the general comfort and accommodation of members, both as regards the course and the clubhouse or for any other purpose in connection with the running of the Club.
The Council shall also have the power to make special local rules and to determine the conditions and hours of playing for the various classes of members. Copies of all such regulations bye-laws or local rules made by the Council shall be posted on the notice board In the clubhouse and shall be binding on all members of the Club. The Council shall not make any regulations, rules or bye-laws, which overrule or are inconsistent with the Constitution of the Club. The decision of the Council with regard to the meaning of any regulation, bye-law or local rule shall be final and binding.
33. The Council shall have power to begin or defend any proceedings taken by or against the Club.
34. In order to defray the cost of maintaining premises owned and/or occupied by the Club or the costs of alterations thereto or the furnishing thereof or for liquidating the obligations of the Club. Council shall have power if and when they see it fit to borrow such sum or sums of money as may in their opinion be necessary upon such terms and conditions as they think proper and furthermore shall have power to enter into any Standard Security or Bond or Obligation or other document of debt. All necessary documents shall be signed on behalf of the Club by the Captain, Vice-Captain, Secre tary and Treasurer or otherwise as the Council may from time to time direct. The Council must not I ncur any extraordinary single item of capital expenditure in excess of 25% of total annual subscrip tions (excluding any joining fees) paid during the year preceding that in which the expenditure is to be incurred, or enter into any new borrowing arrangement or debt in excess of 25% of total annual subscriptions (excluding any joining fees) paid during the year preceding that in which the expendi ture is to be incurred without the approval of the Club in General Meeting.
35. The Council shall from time to time define the duties of the Secretary, Treasurer & Match Secretary and shall have the power to fix his or her or their remuneration Correct accounts and books shall be kept by the Treasurer showing the financial affairs and intromissions of the Club.
36. The Council may in any matter delegate its duties either to Sub-Committees (including a Greens Committee, a House Committee and a Handicap Committee), the Ladies Committee or any other person or persons. The Captain and Secretary or Their nominated representatives who shall be Council Members shall be members of any Sub-Committees and the latter shall act as Secretary of every Sub-Committee. Two shall form a quorum at any Sub-Committee.
PROPERTY
37. The property of the Club, including funds, shall belong to the Ordinary, Senior and Life Members equally, but the right and interest of each member shall be personal and not assignable or arrestable and shall expire with membership and shall not pass to heirs or executors.
38. All property of the Club, including land, leases, investments and others, shall be held by the Captain, Vice-Captain, Secretary and Treasurer of the Club for the time being in their own names but as trustees for and on behalf of the Club and that so far as necessary and practicable for the use and benefit of the Club. Such Trustees shall if necessary, have power to grant all necessary deeds and documents for lease, mortgage, pledge, sale and purchase of the property of the Club and the like.
39. No profits or surpluses will at any time be distributed to members and if upon the winding-up or dissolution of the Club there remains after satisfaction of all its debts and liabilities any property whatsoever the same shall be given or transferred to some other organisation or organisations having objects similar to the objects of the Club, such organisation or organisations to be determined by the members of the Club passed by resolution passed at a General Meeting at or before the time of the dissolution and insofar as effect cannot be given to such provision then to some charitable object.
40. All profits or surpluses generated by the Club activities shall be devoted to maintenance or improvement of Club facilities.
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MEETINGS
41. The Annual General Meeting of the Club shall be held in the month of November on a date to be fixed by the Council.
42. At least seven days before the Annual General Meeting the Secretary shall give:
(a) intimation of the date and place of the meeting;
(b) intimation of any notices or motions to be submitted to the meeting;
(c) a note of the ordinary business to be transacted at the meeting, which shall include consideration of the accounts, election of council members and appointment of the Accountant to check the Annual Accounts and Balance Sheet.
43. Only Ordinary, Senior, Life and Honorary Members of the Club shall have the right to speak and vote at General Meetings. However, at the request of the Council, the Professional may attend and speak, but not vote, at General meetings. Voting for council members shall be by ballot paper where appropriate due to the number of nominations.
44. On any matter a Special Meeting shall be called by the Council or the Secretary on the requisition of: (a) the Captain or (b) any ten members (who must be Ordinary, Senior or Honorary Members of the Club), by circular posted not later than seven days before the date of the Special General
Meeting to all Ordinary, Senior or Honorary Members. The circular shall specify:
(a) the time and place of the meeting.
(b) the person at whose request the meeting is called.
(c) the purpose for which the meeting is called.
45. The Secretary shall fix the date of any Special General Meeting not later than forty days after receipt of the requisition.
46. At all meetings of the Club, the Chairman shall be the Captain, whom failing the Vice-Captain, whom failing any other member of the Council whom the Council shall by majority determine. All matters competently before the meeting shall be determined by a majority of the members present and voting. Only Ordinary Senior & Honorary Members shall be entitled to be present and to vote at a General Meeting. However, at the request of the Council, the Professional may attend and speak, but not vote, at General meetings. The Chairman shall have a casting as well as a deliberative vote The quorum for all General Meetings of the Club shall be fifteen.
47. No alteration of the Constitution shall be competent except at the General Meeting. To become effective, any resolution seeking to alter the Constitution must be passed by a majority of the members present and voting. For the Annual General Meeting, notice of motion by any Ordinary, Senior, Life or Honorary Member of any proposed alteration shall be sent in writing to the Secretary to reach him or her no later than the First day of November preceding the meeting. Otherwise for the purpose of proposing a motion of alteration to the Constitution, a requisition has to be sent to the Secretary by at least ten Ordinary, Senior, Life or Honorary Members or the Council for a Special General Meeting and the Secretary shall fix the date of the Special General Meeting not later than forty days after receipt of the requisition A copy of any such proposals shall be exhibited on the notice board of the club-house for at least one month prior to any meeting called in addition to the notification procedure provided for in Clause 40.
FINANCIAL YEAR
48. The financial year of the Club shall run from 1st October to 30th September following. There shall be prepared annually an Income and Expenditure Account for this period and a Balance Sheet as at 30th September. These shall be checked for accuracy and completeness by an appropriately
qualified professional accountant appointed at the Annual General Meeting.
CONDUCT OF MEMBERS
49. In the event of any member violating any part of the Constitution or the regulations bye-laws or lo cal rules of the Club, or conducting himself or herself in such a manner as is, in the opinion of the Council objectionable or likely to injure or discredit the character of the Club, the Council shall have the power, after calling upon the member for an explanation, to suspend such member from any or all rights and privileges of the Club for a stated period of time.
50. Any member so suspended shall be advised by the Council in writing of the suspension and that the member has the right of appeal to the Council. Any such appeal shall only be valid if made in writing within seven days of the date of intimation of the suspension. Within seven days of receipt of any appeal, the Secretary shall call a meeting of the Council and notice of this meeting shall be given to the appellant in writing who shall be entitled if the appellant so desires to appear before the Council at the said meeting and make such representations as the appellant shall deem relevant. The Council shall then consider the relevant facts, outwith the presence of the appellant, and arrive at their decision. If the Council is unable to uphold the appeal the applicant shall have the opportunity to have the matter reviewed by the Club at a Special General Meeting providing a suitable requisition by at least ten Ordinary, Senior, Life or Honorary Members, including the appellant, is made in conformity with the Special General Meeting procedure. At such meeting, the basis of the suspension, grounds of appeal and grounds of refusal of the appeal shall be narrated and the meeting shall then decide by vote, whether to uphold or amend the Council's decision.
51. While under suspension the person concerned shall continue to be a member of the Club, shall be subject to the discipline of the Club and shall be responsible for the payment of his or her subscription. At the end of the stated period of suspension, provided that his or her behaviour has been satisfactory to the Council the member shall resume all rights and privileges of the Club without further application.
52. In the event of a violation of any part of the Constitution, regulations, bye-laws and local rules of the Club deemed of a serious nature or of very serious misconduct, the Council, after calling upon the member for an explanation, shall have power to expel the member from the Club.
53. Any member so expelled shall be advised by the Council in writing of its decision to expel him or her and that he or she has the opportunity to resign from the Club voluntarily or to accept expulsion or to appeal to the Council. Any such appeal shall only be valid if made in writing within seven days of the date of intimation of the expulsion. Within seven days of the receipt of an appeal, the Secretary shall call a meeting of the Council and notice of the meeting shall be given to the appellant in writing who shall be entitled, if the appellant so desires, to appear before the Council at the said meeting and make such representations as the appellant deems relevant. The Council shall then reconsider the relevant facts, out-with the presence of the applicant, and arrive at its decision. If the Council is unable to uphold the appeal, the appellant shall have the opportunity to have the matter reviewed by the Club in a Special General Meeting, providing a suitable requisition by at least ten Ordinary, Senior, Life or Honorary Members is made in conformity with the Special General
Meeting procedure. At any such meeting the basis of expulsion, the grounds of appeal and the grounds of refusal of the appeal shall be narrated and the meeting shall then decide, by vote, whether to uphold or amend the Council's decision.
54. For the avoidance of doubt, during the period of expulsion up to any subsequent appeal being held at a General Meeting, the member concerned shall not be entitled to any rights or privileges of the Club.
55. It shall be in the discretion of the Council to give any expelled member a part refund of any subscription already paid.
56. Voting at all meetings in connection with suspension or expulsion shall be by ballot paper.
COMPLAINTS
57. All complaints shall be made to the Secretary in writing and signed by the person or persons complaining. No complaint shall be considered unless this procedure is followed. The Secretary shall submit all claims so made to the Council who shall take such action as is considered necessary.
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VISITORS AND GUESTS
58. An Ordinary, Senior, Life, Honorary, Associate or Associate Social Member may personally introduce guests to the facilities of the clubhouse only, but shall not introduce more than six guests at any one time. Upon the admission of such guest to the clubhouse the member shall enter his or her own name and the name and address of the guest in a book which shall be kept for this purpose and which shall show the date of each visit.
59. The member introducing a guest shall be responsible for his or her guest strictly observing the Constitution, the Club regulations, bye-laws and local rules and shall not leave the Club premises before his or her guest.
60. A visitor shall not be supplied with alcoholic liquor in the Club premises unless on the invitation of and in the company of a member. The committee of management may refuse admission to any visitor.
61. No person whose membership of the Club has been suspended or terminated or whose application for membership has at any time been rejected shall be introduced as a guest.
62. (a) Notwithstanding Clause 54 above, one or more Ordinary, Senior, Life or Honorary members may, on the occasion of a private function arranged by them, which has the consent of the Council as hereinafter provided, introduce up to 80 guests to attend the function. On the occasion of the function the introducing member or members shall cause a list of the names and addresses of those guests attending the function to be placed in the Visitors Book, which list will be signed by the introducing member or members as a true copy of those attending.
(b) Application for such a function will be made by the member or members on the application form provided and no less than 28 days notice shall be given to the Council. The application will be accompanied by a list of the names and addresses of those who are to attend and their ages if under 18 years old. The Council may, at their sole discretion, refuse permission to hold such a function and their decision shall be final. No reason need be given for their refusal.
(c) Each member or members arranging such functions and introducing guests as aforesaid, shall be responsible for the proper conduct of the function and for the behaviour and acting of his/her guests whilst within the environment of the Club premises.
EXCLUSION OF LIABILITY
63. Neither the Club nor any official thereof shall be liable to any member or guest for any loss or damage to any property occurring from whatever cause on or about the Club premises or the course nor for any injury sustained by any member or guest while on or entering or leaving the Club premises or the course and a notice to this effect shall at all times be displayed in a prominent position on the Club premises.
LIABILITY OF MEMBERS
64. The whole Ordinary, Senior and Life Members of the Club will pro rata indemnify any Council members thereof against all liabilities likely, properly or reasonably incurred by them in the management for and on behalf of the Club and also against liability for all claims made against them as agents, trustees and official representatives of the Club in respect of any decision or act either or commission or omission made or done in the exercise of their duties except in so far as such claim may be due to wilful misconduct.
65. The Club may be wound up at a Special General Meeting of which notice shall have been given in accordance with the required Special General Meeting procedure provided that a resolution of such winding up is passed by a majority of not less than two thirds of the members present. Voting at such Special General Meeting shall be by ballot paper.
66. If on the passing of any such resolution it is ascertained that there is a surplus of liabilities over assets, each Ordinary, Senior & Life Member of the Club at the time of passing of such resolution shall be liable for his or her share of such surplus liabilities and shall make payment thereof to the Council within one month of receiving a notice demanding payment. Failing payment within the said period, the Council shall be entitled to take all necessary steps against such defaulting member to recover the amount due by him or her.
RULES
67. A member on paying his or her subscription is considered thereby to have submitted himself or herself to the Constitution, regulations, bye-laws and local rules of the Club both as to restrictions enjoined and the penalties imposed and on these conditions alone is entitled to enjoy the advantages and privileges of the Club. A member shall be liable for any breach committed by his or her guest or his or her own or his or her guest's caddie.
68. No poster or document of any kind shall be placed on the notice board in the clubhouse or on the walls of the Clubhouse without the authority of the Secretary or the Council.
69. The Council shall on application by members allot them club lockers, if available, at such charge as may be fixed from time to time. Locker keys shall be the property of the Club and shall be returned immediately on demand by the Secretary.
70. Keys for any of the premises of the Club shall be the property of the Club and shall be returned immediately on demand by the Secretary.
71. The Council shall have the power to defray reasonable expenses of any member officially representing the Club in any match or competition.
72. Members shall not be permitted to introduce dogs (except a guide dog for any blind member or guest) or other animals inside the clubhouse.
73. The Club fixtures for the year shall be arranged by the Council at the beginning of the year and notice given thereof to each Ordinary, Senior, Life, Honorary, Junior or Juvenile Member. The Council shall have power to arrange other competitions in the course of the year and notice of such shall be included in the fixtures or posted in the clubhouse.
74. The Council shall have power to reserve the tee, due notice being given, for any purpose.
75. Any dispute at the first tee as to precedence shall be referred to a Council member of the Club, whose decision shall be final.
76. During all ordinary competitions, competitors shall have precedence over other players.
77. Junior and Juvenile Members shall be restricted in such ways and to such tee off times as the Council may prescribe from time to time.
SALE OF ALCOHOLIC LlQUOR
78. No member of the Council and no Steward or other employee of the Club shall have any personal interest, direct or indirect, in any contract arrangement or transaction entered into by or on behalf of the Club, nor in the sale of alcoholic liquor therein, nor in the profits arising from such sale.
79. No excisable liquor shall be sold or supplied to any person under 18 years of age.
80. Visitors shall not be supplied with alcoholic liquor on the Club premises unless on the invitation and in the company of a member and providing such visitors have been satisfactorily introduced to the Club in accordance with the provisions of the Visitors and Guest Section of the Constitution.
81. No alcoholic liquor shall be sold or supplied for consumption outside the premises of the Club except or as provided under current licensing laws.
Revised November 2006.
Oldmeldrum Golf Club
Kirk Brae
Oldmeldrum
Inverurie
Aberdeenshire AB51 0DJ
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