Remember that old paper Rule Book?  it is now very much a thing of the past!!  Along with the new World Handicapping System, the R&A are modernising and simplifying their rule book all the time and the paper based versions are out of date almost as soon as they are printed.

Check out the latest R&A online rule book...

For example - water hazards like our lakes and ponds are now called 'penalty areas'! and there are videos and diagrams which clearly and simply guide you through the rules.

Rule 17 now covers penalty areas within the online R&A rule book - check it out here or via our Frequently Asked Questions on the PRGC website

NB Always check out any local rules which also apply.  For example, golfers must not attempt to play from or retrieve a ball from the lakes and ponds as it seriously damages the lake beds, causing leaks.

Please click here to read Barry's New Year Update which includes a forward from our Captain, Craig Whitworth and a course update from Mark Tubb.

It is with regret that we announce the cancellation of this year's Christmas Eve Texas Scramble.

The tee times have been opened up for booking and are going fast so please contact Sarah if you wish to play as a 2 ball.

Here is the link to your Mens December Update written by Barry Woledge, your Competition and Handicap Committee Chairman - please Click here

Remember the course is open from December 2nd and members can make bookings on-line now or from Monday by telephone.

Please Click here to make a booking

We look forward to welcoming you back 🙂

Please note:

• hospitality is Tier 2 ie up to 6 people outside and no household mixing inside (apart from household bubbles)
• alcohol can only be served with as substantial meal

Welcome to the Ladies December Update - written for the ladies section by the ladies committee

Simply click here

Remember:

1. Course opens on December 2nd and is looking great after a well earned rest - you can book online now or via clubhouse reception from Monday
2. Clubhouse hospitality is 'Tier 2'

We are delighted to welcome you back 🙂

The petition to exempt golf courses from the list of venues required to close during lockdown will be debated on November 23.

The All-Party Parliamentary Group for Golf (APPGG) had previously admitted defeat in its bid to keep courses open after writing to Boris Johnson on behalf of England Golf, the PGA, the R&A and other leading groups from the industry.

However, the petition, which has received more than 257,000 signatures, will now be debated in Westminster Hall, along with a similar one relating to gyms.