Sweeping rules change proposals

[BC MIST]

Like Legacy 10 on the right tree side which is red staked, at points, or is it?

Steve, In the spring time much of the right side of #10, up to near the corner of the dogleg, contains water, which is why we marked it as a lateral water hazard. I am not sure if the additional red stake is still there but near the corner there is the last visible red stake and I had placed another one slightly inside the trees at right angles to hole, signifying the end of the lateral water hazard. So from that last red stake to the green is not marked as a lateral water hazard because it does not normally contain water, except for the occasional small amount of casual water.

[stevek]

Steve, In the spring time much of the right side of #10, up to near the corner of the dogleg, contains water, which is why we marked it as a lateral water hazard. I am not sure if the additional red stake is still there but near the corner there is the last visible red stake and I had placed another one slightly inside the trees at right angles to hole, signifying the end of the lateral water hazard. So from that last red stake to the green is not marked as a lateral water hazard because it does not normally contain water, except for the occasional small amount of casual water.

Hi Lyle; Hope your winter is going well.

That is a lot like Legacy#2 in the spring (2/3rds of the way up on right) which I don't believe is staked. That's why this new rule change could make it easier to predict the staking of the course in a more consistent, if not a bit easier(playing) and perhaps faster. (The speed factor is perhaps the reason why you usually own the first tee-time of the day.)

See you soon

[BC MIST]

Hi Lyle; Hope your winter is going well.

That is a lot like Legacy#2 in the spring (2/3rds of the way up on right) which I don't believe is staked. That's why this new rule change could make it easier to predict the staking of the course in a more consistent, if not a bit easier(playing) and perhaps faster. (The speed factor is perhaps the reason why you usually own the first tee-time of the day.)

Thanks, Steve.

Yes, that is an area that we will have to look at and mark accordingly.