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Steven Tieck Farewell | Distance Measuring Devices | Submission to ACTEWAGL

Steven Tieck Farewell

Stephen is leaving Canberra soon to take on the post of Club Pro at Alice Springs and will be greatly missed in his former position as coach of the ACT State Squad and Team. Best wishes from all on the ACT-Monaro DGA Executive

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Stephen Tieck (left) and wife Lyn (right), with Jim Jackson (Manager, ACT Junior Golf ) and Ross Jones (Assistant Manager) at the DGA's farewell dinner for Stephen at Federal Golf Club on Friday 5th September. Click to see larger version.

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NSW Golf Association Media Release on distance measuring devices

Recently The NSW Golf Association ratified the use of distance measuring devices (View PDF of media release). The ACT Monaro DGA has included the same local rule for all of its future competitions.

Distance-Measuring Devices: A player may obtain distance information by using a device that measures distance only. However, if, during a stipulated round a player uses a distance measuring device that is designed to gauge or measure other conditions that might affect his play (eg, gradient, windspeed, temperature, etc), the player is in breach of Rule 14-3, for which the penalty is disqualification, regardless of whether any such additional functions are actually used.

The following statement was included in their media release on 14th March 2008. Club Committees are also encouraged to consider the introduction of a Local Rule to accommodate the use of Distance Measuring Devices. When doing so, the wording above is recommended.

The DGA further encourages that all clubs in this district include this in their local rules.

Yours sincerely
Tony Gover
DGA Captain
6 June 2008

 

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ACT Golf Industry Submission to ACTEWAGL and the ACT Government

Economic value of the Golf Industry and impact of potential Level 4 Water Restrictions

Prepared by the ACT District Golf Association on behalf of the ACT and Region Golf Clubs

July 20, 2007

 

Executive Summary

Based on data collected from ACT and Region golf clubs, the economic value and scope of the
golf industry to the ACT indicates that it;

  • Has an annual financial turnover of $22m.
  • Employs 370 people.
  • Has an asset value of over $300m.
  • Provides services to 8,800 members and 82,000 green fee players per year.
  • Attracts 2,500 interstate visitors annually with a tourism impact of approximately $1.5m.
  • Manages 600 hectares of urban green fields.
  • Supports 60 suppliers and 30 contractors on average.
  • Supports 1,200 member and community functions and hosts 60 events annually.

Further more the golf industry has;

  • Reduced its reliance on potable water by 85.5%.
  • Undertaken a number of water saving measures including changing grass types and
    reducing the acreage of irrigated land.
  • Identified the need to assist those golf clubs that have limited alternatives to a reliance on
    potable water.

To view full ACT Golf Industry Submission click here (80kb pdf)

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