| LAWRENCE PARK GOLF CLUBRULES GOVERNING CONDUCT AND PLAYGOLF COURSE/CLUB FACILITIES
Revised 12/20/10 CLUBHOUSE Hours of Food Service Rules to Follow Minimum Spending GOLF COURSE U.S.G.A. Regular Season Rules Starting Times League Play Guest Play Attire Club Tournaments and Events Men’s Interclub Team Practice Facility Club Storage Motorized Golf Carts Motorized Pull Carts Pull Carts Playing Times Rules to Follow while Playing Hole In One Insurance LOCKER ROOM/LOUNGE SHOWER/SAUNA Area MEMBERSHIP Golf Membership Change Form Primary Member Change Family Membership Social Membership Rules to Follow Golfing Privileges MISCONDUCT
RULES GOVERNING CONDUCT AT LAWRENCE PARK GOLF CLUB These rules and regulations are written to assure all members the opportunity to play and enjoy the facilities. It is the responsibility of all members to report any infraction to the Golf Professional, Golf Course Superintendent, Business Manager, Food & Beverage Manager, or any member of the Board of Directors. When warranted, immediate action for the enforcement of the Rules & Regulations may be taken by any member of the Professional Staff, employees under their supervision, or any member of the Board of Directors. The Club By-Laws provide for penalties varying from temporary suspension to expulsion. GENERAL 1. No Club property shall be removed from Club premises without approval of the Board of Directors or a member of the Professional Staff. 2. Members shall be liable to the Club for the value of all Club property which shall be damaged or removed by them, their dependents or their guests. 3. All private property, including automobiles and personal belongings in or on the Club premises, shall be solely at the owner’s risk. The Club will not be responsible for personal property lost or destroyed while on the premises. 4. All members are responsible for the conduct of their guest. Members must supervise and be responsible for the activities of their children. 5. Rowdyism in any form will not be tolerated. A social and considerate attitude is expected of every member in keeping with the fine tradition of the Club. 6. No member or guest will directly reprimand any employee of the Club, or attempt to pressure or influence the employee to violate or overlook Club rules or job responsibility. Any such reprimand or request must be made in writing to the respective Committee Chairperson. 7. Any member who believes that he or she has a suggestion or problem should address the suggestion in writing to that respective Committee Chairperson or department head. The problem you present will be promptly and efficiency handled. Unsigned letters will receive no consideration. You are requested to put all suggestions or problems in writing and not orally to Board members who also wish to enjoy their Club without becoming involved with problems which properly belong only to that respective Committee. CLUB HOUSE HOURS OF FOOD SERVICE Club House hours will be as authorized the by Board of Directors and posted on the Club bulletin board and the Club web Site. Scheduled calendar events shall take precedence over all other uses of the Club. RULES TO FOLLOW 1. Members, guests and children are to be appropriately dressed. Golf or tastefully selected casual clothing is acceptable attire. Including blue jeans and designer tee shirts. The manager or designated staff will be responsible for monitoring the dress code. 2. For the purpose of providing equal service to all Members, Club employees are instructed not to fraternize with Club Members. Please help them protect their jobs. Do not ask them for services not normally offered to all the Members. Do not discuss Club politics or Club management with them. Make all constructive criticism or complaints to the Club Officers or Directors. 3. Profanity, offensive language or unruly conduct by members or their guests will not be tolerated. Such behavior will be dealt with severely by the management and Board of Directors. You are expected to help police, and control the actions of your own group. This Club is, in fact, a family Club and all members are requested to act accordingly. 4. No food or liquor is to be brought onto the premises by members or their guests for their consumption. All liquors, and or food consumed on the premises must be supplied by the Club unless prior approval is obtained. 5. Members are responsible for signing food and beverage checks for themselves and their guest and should not leave the premises without doing so. Members are encouraged to retain a copy for their records. Do not use another member’s number. 6. The Club House is a non-smoking area, with the exception of the patio. 7. All members must register their guest in the appropriate guest register. It will be the responsibility of the management to make certain all people being served are members or eligible guests. 8. The Food & Beverage Manager, bartenders, waitresses, servers, and all employees involved in the sale and service of alcoholic beverages are authorized and directed to refuse or discontinue the service of any alcoholic beverages to any person who is visibly intoxicated, a minor, or to whom the sale or service would otherwise be a violation of the Pennsylvania Liquor Code. 9. No members are permitted behind the bar or in the kitchen area at any time. 10. Firearms are not permitted on Club premises. 11. No one under the age of 21 is permitted to play the Small Games of Chance machine. Minors are only permitted at the bar with adult supervision. 12. All written or printed material to be posted within the Club House must be submitted to the Board of Directors. 13. Any matters within the general charge of the House Committee and not specifically covered by these rules may be handled as the occasion arises by the Manager. 14. These House rules shall be enforced by the Manager. Flagrant disregard of these rules shall be brought to the attention of the Board of Directors for disciplinary action. Any suggestions, criticism, or problems involving rules must be made to the Chairperson of the House Committee or the Manager. MINIMUM SPENDING The Board of Directors determines the amount for minimum spending. The main objective of a minimum spending requirement is to guarantee a consistent level of business, which helps provide efficient and cost effective service to the membership. Several rules apply to minimum spending. 1. Minimum spending is required 9 months out of the year, April through December, by all members except Medical Social and Out of Town Social. 2. Food and beverage sales only are applied against minimum spending. (This excludes tax and tip.) Social events may be so designated at the discretion of the Board of Directors. 3. No parties or golf outings will be applied towards minimum spending. 4. Carry-out items can be applied to minimums, however must be prepared by the kitchen. A minimum 15% gratuity is added to all checks. 5. Alcoholic beverages cannot be sold to take off premises at any time. 6. Purchases are to be made only when the Club House or Half Way House are open. 7. There are two minimum spending options available for Social members to choose. Golf members can only be on Annual. a. Monthly – Any unspent amount will be billed to each member’s account at the end of each month that the Club is open. b. Annual – Any unspent amount will be billed to each member’s account at the end of the fiscal year. GOLF COURSE U.S.G.A. Rules 1. U.S.G.A. Rules govern all play except as modified by local rules which appear on the back of each score card, or as posted prior to the days play. 2. Your handicap is established according to the handicap system as recommended by the U.S.G.A. The Golf Committee shall have the authority to review and adjust all handicaps and keep them current. 3. Each member is expected to report his/her score for each completed round of golf, including all scores made on other U.S.G.A. approved golf courses. 4. All members must have a current U.S.G.A. handicap to compete in any Club event. REGULAR SEASON RULES 1. The Golf Shop shall officially open March 15th and close November 15th. All of the golf rules apply. The Golf Shop is closed on Mondays in March and November. 2. All golf play is under the supervision of the Golf Professional and the Golf Committee. 3. The Golf Professional and Course Superintendent will determine if the course should be closed because of inclement weather. STARTING TIMES 1. Members may obtain weekday starting times no more than 3 days in advance from the Golf Shop. 2. Saturday, Sunday and Holiday preferred starting times are drawn by lottery, and requests must be submitted by the Wednesday prior to the drawing. 3. The Golf Course is closed Monday morning. (Opens at 12:00 noon.) 4. If you miss your scheduled starting time for any reason, it is considered lost for the day. The Professional Staff will attempt to fit you in when and if there is an opening. Otherwise you will wait until all regular tee-offs are completed. 5. Repeated failure to appear at your scheduled time will disqualify you from acquiring a starting time. 6. Singles may not be permitted on busy days. The Professional staff may ask twosomes to join other players. 7. Twosomes are not permitted to play on Saturday, Sunday and Holidays between 6:30 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. The Golf Professional may allow twosome play at his discretion during other busy playing times. 8. If it rains and you miss your scheduled starting time, it is considered lost for the day. If it stops raining, the Professional Staff will make an attempt to fit you in, but the later starting times have preference. LEAGUE PLAY The course is reserved for league play at the Club during the following times. Tuesday Morning Ladies League Wednesday Night Men’s Nine Hole League Wednesday Night Ladies Nine Hole League Thursday Morning Senior’s League Friday Night Couples Nine Hole League GUEST PLAY 1. All members must sign guests in at the Golf Shop prior to start of play. Failure to sign in will constitute a violation of Club Rules & Regulations. 2. Applicable green fees must be paid prior to teeing off. 3. A member may only bring one guest before 10:00 a.m. on weekends and holidays. 4. No guest shall be granted playing privileges in excess of 5 (five) times between April 15th and October 15th of each year excluding sanctioned tournament or outing play. 5. The 5 (five) play limit shall be deemed to include all play regardless of the sponsoring member. 6. The Golf Shop staff is required to record all guest play and player names throughout the season and will report any violators to the Golf Committee. A violation of this rule may result in the sponsoring member losing further guest privileges during the year. ATTIRE 1. Proper golf attire is required at all times. Golfers may wear walking or Bermuda shorts. All shorts for both men and women must be of at least mid-thigh length. Men’s shirts must have sleeves and either collars, a turtleneck or mock turtle neck. Women’s shirts must have either collars or sleeves. Proper attire excludes: jeans, tank tops, halter tops, cut-offs, jogging shorts, tennis shorts, sweatpants, etc. 2. The dress code applies to the golf course and all practice facilities. 3. Children of any age, whether playing or just accompanying a family member on either the course or at the practice facility, are subject to the same dress code. 4. The only exception to the dress code is that jeans may be worn from November 1st to April 1st. 5. Traditional metal golf spikes are not permitted on the golf course or in the Club House. To avoid any embarrassment, please advise your guests and your children of our dress code. CLUB TOURNAMENTS AND EVENTS 1. Scheduled Club events and tournaments are given priority with reserved tee times. 2. All events are posted in advance. 3. The Professional will assume the responsibility of starting times for each tournament or event. PRACTICE FACILITY 1. All golf members and their playing guests have unlimited use of the practice facilities. 3. Practice must be confined to the designated practice area. 4. Hitting of practice shots to regular greens from tees and fairways will not be permitted. 5. Playing more than one ball from tee to green constitutes practice. 6. No practice putting is allowed on regular greens at any time. 7. Chipping onto the practice green is allowed no further than 6 feet away. 8. Children under 12 years of age must be accompanied by a parent to use the practice range. 9. Range hours will be posted in the Golf Shop. CLUB STORAGE Club storage and cleaning is available from April 1st to October 31st at a yearly fee designated by the Golf ommittee. MOTORIZED GOLF CARTS 1. Privately owned riding golf cars are not permitted on the course. 2. LPGC provides riding golf cars that may be rented from the Pro Shop. A Golf Car Rental Agreement is read by all renting members and guests and reads as follows: The rental, use and occupancy of a golf car provided by Lawrence Park Golf Club is subject to the following terms and conditions, to which the Lessee, operator, or other persons occupying the golf car (“Lessee”) shall be bound: a. The Lessee represents that he/she is familiar with the operation and use of the said golf car, and has read the operating instructions. b. The Lessee represents that he/she is physically able to operate and control the golf car in accordance with the operating instructions. c. The golf car shall not be removed from the property of Lawrence Park Golf Club. d. Persons under 16 years of age cannot operate a golf car. e. The golf car will be returned immediately following its use, in as good of condition as received. Normal wear and tear is expected. f. The Lessee, operator or occupant for and on behalf of themselves, their heirs, executors, administrators and assigns releases and discharges Lawrence Park Golf Club from any and all liability, loss or damage to his or her person, or property arising from, or through the use of the golf car, and further Lessee agrees to indemnify and hold harmless Lawrence Park Golf Club from any claims, liability, or damages of any nature whatsoever that may arise from or through the use or occupancy of the golf car due to the Lessee’s, operator’s, or occupier’s negligence. g. Renting a golf cart shall be acknowledgment that the Lessee has read, understood and agrees to be bound to the above stated rules. 3. Not more than two people may ride on any one car. 4. Players shall not place more than two bags on a golf riding car except for special events. 5. Follow all posted golf car rules. 6. Cars may be rented at ½ price to one player if no other rider can be found. 7. Golf cars must stay on cart paths at tees and greens. MOTORIZED PULL CARTS A player is responsible for the control of his/her motorized pull cart at all times. At no time should a motorized pull cart leave the immediate playing area of the hole, which is presently in play. No motorized pull carts are permitted on the tees and greens and are not to be taken between greens and bunkers. PULL CARTS Golfers with club storage may use a pull cart without charge. Other golfers wishing to rent a pull cart shall pay the current rate at the Golf Shop. Pull carts are not permitted on tees or greens and are not to be taken between greens and bunkers. PLAYING TIMES When members may play (league and Club event play takes precedent): 1. Single, Intermediate Single, Retired Single, Primary Golf Member of the Family, Intermediate Family and Retired Family (male or female) may play as follows: Monday Male and Female: After 12:00 p.m. Tuesday Female: All Day Male: After 11:00 a.m. Wednesday Male: All Day Female: Tee off before 12 p.m. and after 2:00 p.m. Thursday Male and Female: All Day Friday Male and Female: All Day Saturday Male and Female: All Day Sunday Male and Female All Day Holiday Male and Female: All Day 2. Spouses of Primary Family, Intermediate Primary Family and Retired Primary Family Golf Member (male or female) may play as follows: Monday Male and Female: After 12:00 p.m. Tuesday Female: All Day Male: After 11:00 p.m. Wednesday Male: All Day Female: Tee off before 12:00 p.m. and after 3:00 p.m. Thursday Male and Female: All Day Friday Male and Female: All Day Saturday Male and Female: After 12:00 p.m. Sunday Male and Female: After 12:00 p.m. Holiday Male and Female: After 12:00 p.m. 3. Children* of Family Golf Members up to 16 years of age may play as follows: Monday After 12:00 p.m. Tuesday After 11:00 p.m. Wednesday Before 12:00 p.m. and after 2:00 p.m. Thursday All Day Friday All Day Saturday After 2:00 p.m. Accompanied by an adult after 12:00 p.m. Sunday After 2:00 p.m. Accompanied by an adult after 12:00 p.m. Holiday After 2:00 p.m. Accompanied by an adult after 12:00 p.m. *Children under the age of 12 must be accompanied by an adult except while playing in the Junior Golf Program. 4. Those children above 16 years of age may play as per their respective male or female schedules according to the type of play on the course, as may be governed by the Professional Staff. 5. At any time the Golf Committee or Professional Staff reserves the right to add or restrict play based on golf course availability. RULES TO FOLLOW WHILE PLAYING All members should strive to uphold proper conduct and good golf manners. Rowdiness, vandalism and misdemeanors committed by any member (adult, student or junior) while on Club property will be subject to the penalties contained in the By-Laws, Article VI, Section 3. 1. Under normal conditions, an 18 hole round of golf should be completed in less than four hours. Should it take longer than 4 hours and 15 minutes, proper action will be taken. 2. To expedite play, please play ready golf. 3. Report slow play to the Professional Staff so that the offending foursome can be properly counseled. 4. The maximum playing group is a foursome, with the single exception that a Golf Professional is given the privilege of joining a foursome with prior permission from our Head Golf Professional 5. Exceptions regarding size of a group may occur between November 15th and March 15th. 6. All beverages must be purchased through the Club House, Half Way House, or from the machine dispensers near the Golf Shop. You must deposit paper and cans in containers provided by the Course Superintendent. 7. No bags are permitted on the greens. No motorized pull carts or pull carts are permitted on the tees or greens. Motorized or hand carts are not to be taken between greens and bunkers. Follow all signs or keep at least ten yards away from the edge of greens. Never drive or pull carts through bunker or over the tee. 8. Check with the Golf Shop or Starter to verify your tee time before teeing off. PLEASE, display your bag tag at all times. 9. Do not start on #10 tee without permission from the Starter or Professional. 10. Allow faster players to play through. Slow playing groups who fail to maintain positions and allow a clear hole to separate them from the preceding group, must allow the delayed group to play through to fill the gap. 11. Each player should see to it that he/she replaces all divots, repairs ball marks on greens plus one and rakes sand after playing out of bunkers. 12. Mark your ball position on greens with a ball marker – not a golf tee or scratching mark made with a foreign object. 13. All members should avoid the use of loud offensive language. Profanity is prohibited at all times. 14. Club throwing is prohibited. 15. Be considerate of other players; be sure they are out of range before hitting your shot. If a player is in danger of being hit, call out loudly the golf warning “FORE”. HOLE IN ONE 1. Hole-In-One insurance is for coverage at our Club during the Golf Shop season, March 15th through November 15th and is available to all golfing members. 2. A listing of Hole-In-One members is posted on the bulletin board near the Golf Shop. Please contact the Office if you would like to join. 3. When a Hole-In-One is made, notify the Golf Shop when your round is completed. The Golf Shop will notify the Office. As a member of the Hole-In-One club, you will receive a credit on your member statement for the dollar amount equal to the number of members at the time of your Hole-In-One. EXAMPLE: If there are 200 members in the Hole-In-One club, you will receive a credit of $200.00. This will be recognized by the Office as a payment on your account. You may use it towards anything billed on your member number. Refund checks will not be issued to the member. 4. Once a Hole-In-One is recorded, all members of the Hole-In-One club will be billed $1.00 on their statement. LOCKER ROOM/LOUNGE SHOWER AND SAUNA AREA RULES TO FOLLOW 1. Members, by applying for a locker and paying the current rate, will be assigned a locker. If a locker is not available, your name will be added to the waiting list. The locker rooms are for the use of Club members and their guests. Members are responsible for their guests. 2. One locker per person. Two members cannot share a locker. 3. Persons under 16 years of age, unless accompanied by a parent or guardian, are not permitted to use the shower or sauna or loiter in the locker room areas. 4. Club towels must never be removed from the locker rooms. 5. Pull carts are not permitted in the locker rooms. 6. Clubs may not be stored in lockers. 7. Liquor obtained off the premises must not be stored or consumed in the locker rooms or on Club premises. 8. Nothing is to be stored on top of lockers. 9. Removing the Club’s or another member’s property from the locker rooms will constitute theft. Offending members will be liable up to suspension or expulsion. 10. The Club is not responsible for lost or stolen articles. 11. Card playing is permitted in the locker room lounge areas. 12. Firearms are not permitted on Club premises. 13. No glass, bottles or cans are permitted in the shower or sauna room. 14. Horseplay or running is not permitted. 15. Normal health precautions are expected from all members. 16. No grooming or shaving in sauna. GOLF MEMBERSHIP 1. Completed Golf Membership applications should be returned to the office along with the required deposit amount. The application is reviewed by the Membership Chairperson and presented to the Board of Directors for approval. A membership card will be sent to you upon approval of the application. It is the members responsibility to read the By-Laws and the Rules & Regulations that are posted on the LPGC website. Dues, initiation fee, and golf assessment will be billed on your next monthly statement. 2. If the Golf Membership is closed, your name will be placed on the current waiting list in the order in which it was received by the office. As a Golf Waiting List member you are required to spend the Club House minimum and have golfing privileges the same as a Social Member. 3. While on the waiting list if you decide not to become a golfing member, your deposit amount is lost as stated on the application. If within one year from removing yourself from the waiting list you decided to rejoin, your previous deposit amount will be used as part of the deposit amount now required. 4. Rates for Dues and Initiation Fees are determined by the Board of Directors annually. 5. Membership classifications are established by Club By-Laws under Article IV Membership. 6. All memberships renew as of January 1st. CHANGE FORM Golf members are permitted to change their classification within the By-Law guidelines once within a 12 month period by properly completing a change form request and submitting it to the office. All change forms have been approved by the Board of Directors and are made part of the Rules. All guidelines provided within the By-Laws are applicable. Important information should not be overlooked when completing the change form. 1. Golf members may change to a Social member by completing the required form and are subject to the following conditions: a. Rules that are subject to a Social Member. b. Your handicap is not maintained by the Club. c. You cannot participate in Club tournaments. d. When returning to Golf status, application is made to the Membership Chairperson and your name is placed on a waiting list called the “Change List” in the next available position. Members on the Change List will not be reinstated to Golf status unless there are no new applicants on the Golf Waiting List. If you are requesting a return to Golf status within a 12 month period of your change to Social membership, you are required to pay back dues and assessments less the dues and assessments paid as a Social member. 2. Golf members may change from Golf to Medical Social due to illness by completing the required change form and are subject to these conditions: a. Obtain written notice from physician by March 31st each year. b. Payment of annual Social dues. c. Relieved of minimum spending requirement. d. Must pay existing Golf assessment. e. When a request is made to return to Golf Membership before July 15th, full golf dues, less Social dues, must be paid. If a request is made after July 15th, 60% of the Golf dues, less Social dues must be paid. PRIMARY MEMBER CHANGE The Board of Directors has the ability, at their discretion, upon the written request of the primary family member, to change the primary member to the spouse if medical reasons do not allow the primary member to golf. This change can only be done once per membership and is irrevocable. Once this request is granted, the former primary family member can only be added as a spouse at any time in the future. FAMILY MEMBERSHIP DEPENDENTS Any dependent included in a Family Membership as per Article IV in the Club By-Laws, who has reached the age of 21 or has terminated full-time attendance at an institution of higher learning who elects to apply for Golf Membership should complete a current Golf application with a deposit. Once approved for membership, your name is placed on the Golf Waiting List. When accepted from the waiting list the initiation fee will be one-third the current initiation fee and follow the same procedure as any other new golf applicant with respect to initiation fee payment plan, dues and assessment billing. DIVORCE Any husband and wife, that have a Family Membership and have had a Family Membership in good standing for two complete golf seasons and become divorced, may change to two Single Memberships by meeting following criteria. 1. A new membership number will be established for each of the individuals. Each party will lose their seniority, and will become “new” members on the first day of the next month after the divorce is finalized. 2. Both parties will be accepted immediately into Membership. 3. One of the individuals must pay one-third the current initiation fee by using the currently established payment schedule. 4. Both parties must agree, in writing, which party will be responsible for the initiation fee. If no agreement can be reached, both parties must pay one-third the current initiation fee. 5. Should the divorce become final during the golf season, the member that pays the initiation fee must also pay the difference between a Family Membership’s annual dues and the annual dues of a Single Membership as their dues for the golf season in which the divorce is finalized. If the divorce is finalized after July 15th, the amount paid will be 60% of the difference. 6. If eligible children are included in the current Family Membership, either party may choose a “new” Family Membership. The other party will then be responsible to pay the full amount of the annual dues for a Single Membership. 7. Each individual will be responsible for monthly assessments and minimum spending requirements. 8. In each succeeding year after the divorce year, each party will pay the annual dues for their respective membership classification. SOCIAL MEMBERSHIP There are four Social membership classifications: 1. Restricted Social Membership a. Annual Dues b. Minimum spending c. Current monthly assessment d. Has never paid a golf initiation fee 2. Out of town Social Membership a. Annual Dues b. Current Monthly Assessment c. Must live further that 75 miles from the Club 3. Social Membership a. Annual Dues b. Minimum Spending c. Current Monthly Assessment d. Has properly completed a change form from Golf to Social 4. Medical Social a. Annual Dues b. Golf Membership Assessment c. Has properly completed a change form from Golf to Social and submitted a physician’s waiver form. Social member’s dues are payable at the same time as golfing dues and expire on December 31st. Social members cannot sponsor a Golf application. Social members cannot vote. GOLFING PRIVILEGES 1. Social members have golfing privileges of 5 (five) times during the period of April 15th through October 15th by paying green fees. Tee times are limited to 24 hours in advance by calling the Golf Shop and identifying yourself as a Social member. 2. Playing 5(five) times is limited to the Primary Social member, (the name on the application). Any additional players (including spouse and children) are considered guests and must follow guest restrictions. 3. Social members may play unlimited golf before April 15th and after October 15th by paying green fees. 4. Social members must play with a Golfing member during weekend and holiday mornings. 5. Social members may invite one guest, except for weekend and holiday mornings.
The Club By-Laws (Article VI, Section 3) provide for penalties from temporary suspension to expulsion for any member whose conduct shall be determined by the Board of Directors, after hearing, to be prejudicial to the best interest of the Club. “Prejudicial conduct” shall include, but not limited to, the following conduct: a. Failure to use rest room facilities – any member observed anywhere on the property of the Club urinating or engaging in activity which should be properly conducted in a rest room. b. Disorderly conduct of any nature. c. Violation of the Rules & Regulations as established by the Board of Directors. REPORTING OF OFFENSE Upon the receipt of written complaint by a member or Professional Staff regarding the prejudicial conduct of a member, the Secretary shall send a letter to the accused member notifying that member of the date and time of a hearing to be held before the Board at which time the accused member may challenge the accusation, or explain his or her conduct. The accused member shall notify the Secretary five (5) days prior to the hearing if he will admit or deny the allegations. Immediately following the hearing, the Board of Directors will deliberate, and if the alleged conduct is determined to be prejudicial conduct, shall impose the following penalties: a. First Offense – minimum fifteen (15) days suspension to a maximum of expulsion. b. Second Offense – minimum thirty (30) days suspension to a maximum of expulsion. c. Third Offense – minimum one (1) year suspension to a maximum of expulsion. Any suspension imposed by the Board of Directors shall be served by the member during the regular golf season as established by the Board, currently April 1st through September 30th. During any suspension, the suspended member shall pay all monthly minimums, assessments and dues. The suspension shall commence on the day immediately following the hearing before the Board. Any record of the prejudicial conduct and suspension of any member shall be expunged five (5) years after the date of the hearing before the Board, or the date of any subsequent misconduct occurring within said five (5) year period, whichever date is later. |