1. Please reserve your tee off time in advance. Deposits are required for 4 groups of golfer or more.

2. Please inform your cancellation in advance.

3. Please reserve your prefer caddie in advance through our reservation staff.

• Minimum of 3 golfers and maximum of 5 golfers
• A group of less than 3 golfers is allowed only on non-crowed days. For crowed days, a group of less than 3 golfers must be accepted to possibly join with another group.

• Do not hit the ball until you are certain that the group ahead of you is out of range.
• If your ball appears headed toward another player, another group or staff working in the course, give them a warning by yelling out “FORE!”
• Follow our course’s sign and instruction strictly.
• Observe the safety suggestions posted in golf carts and drive carefully.
• Keeping your cart off the grass as much as possible.
• Never throw club in anger. In addition to being rude and childish, it could also be dangerous and damage the course.

5.2 Maintain a good pace

• A suggested time to finish a round of golf at our club is four to four and a half hours.
• Be ready the play by the tee off at least 10 – 15 minutes before your “Tee off” time. Tee off time at 8:00am means the ball flies at 8:00!!
• Choose the correct set of tees from which to play.
• Mulligans are not allow on a crowed days (player waiting behind), which will be advice from our starter. (In case of using mulligans, do limit them to no more than one mulligan per nine)
• One player is only allowed to play one ball
• Keep your round moving by being prepared to hit your shot when it is your turn. You probably don't like waiting on other groups - don't make other groups wait on you.
• The player who is away hits first in a group. However, in friendly matches (as opposed to tournament play), this rule can be ignored in favor of "ready play" - players hit as they are ready. All players should agree to "ready play" before it is put into effect.
• If you are unsure whether your ball has come to rest out of bounds (OB), or may be lost, immediately hit a provisional ball so that you won't have to return to the spot to replay the shot. If you are playing a recreational match with, shall we say, a "loose interpretation" of the rules, then simply drop a new ball somewhere around the area where your ball was lost and keep playing.
• Do not spend too much time looking for a lost ball, particularly if there is a group behind you ready to play. If you insist on taking the full five minutes allotted to look for lost balls, golf etiquette says wave up the group behind to allow them to play through.
• Always try to keep pace with the group ahead of you. If space opens in front of you, allow a faster group to play through.
• When walking from your cart to your ball, take a couple clubs with you. Taking only one club, then having to return to the cart to retrieve a different club, is a huge time-waster.
• Always leave the putting green as soon as your group has finished putting.
• You must “Call Hole” for all Par 3’s if there is a group behind you ready to play.
• If you come across with a group of slow players, please contact our Marshall for assistance.
• Our Marshall will be monitoring the course on regular basis to manage a good pace and provide assistance for all of concerns.

5.3 Be Kind to the Course

• Follow signs and instructions on course strictly.
• For cart user, our carts are allowed to travel through the fairway in a 90 degree rules. However, on a wet day, please keep the carts on path only.
• Keep carts away from greens and hazards.
• Repair all divots.
• Repair all ball marks on the green.
• Always rake sand traps after hitting to erase your footprints and damage to the area where your ball was.
• Never take a divot on a practice swing
  

5.4 And a Few More Golf Etiquette Hints

• Quiet, please! Never talk during another player's swing.
• Do not yell out following a shot. Even if boisterous behavior doesn't bother your playing partners, there are other people on the course who may be within earshot.
• Be aware of your shadow on the putting green. Don't stand in a place that causes your shadow to be cast across another player or that player's putting line.
• Never walk through a playing partner's putting line. Your footprints might alter the path of a partner's putt. Step over the putting line, or walk around (behind) the partner's ball

6. Caddie

• All golfers are required to take caddies provided by MJGC.
• Caddies are to serve you during your round by handling your golf bag, taking care of your clubs, helping you finding your golf ball in and out of fairways.
• Caddies are to maintain good condition of the course during your round, including fixing divots and ball marks.
• Caddies can also provide useful information about the course in general, including layouts, hazards, breaks and lines on the greens.
• Traditionally, a minimum tip for a caddie is suggested at 300 baht per round (18 holes).
• Please evaluate caddies’ performances and services to continuously help us improving our future services.

* If you come across any inconvenient during your round please contact our staffs for assistance.