Local Rules
Local Rules (to be read in conjunction with the Rules of Golf)
Local Rules (to be read in conjunction with the Rules of Golf) Stones in bunkers are moveable obstructions – Rule 15-2 applies. Distance measuring devices are permitted to be used during a competition round. However, a device that measures other conditions are
Out of Bounds is defined by boundary fences and white stakes with black tops
Out of Bounds is defined by boundary fences and white stakes with black tops. The red penalty area on the 17 TH Hole is defined by red stakes and the left edge of the concrete path and extends to infinity beyond that point. Relief MAY be taken using Rule 17.1d
Penalty for breach of Local Rule
Penalty for breach of Local Rule Match Play – Loss of Hole. Stroke Play – Two Strokes Eagle Ridge Golf Course 215 Browns Rd, Boneo VIC 3939
Greenside sprinkler heads
Greenside sprinkler heads. If such an obstruction on the hole being played intervenes on the line of play, relief may be taken under Rule 16-1b.…
GUR – is defined by white lines and are NO PLAY ZONES
GUR – is defined by white lines and are NO PLAY ZONES. Relief MUST be taken in accordance with Rule 16-1(f).
Free relief
If a staked tree or staked shrub interferes with a player’s stance or intended swing, relief MUST be taken – Rule 16-1a
Free relief
Immovable obstructions – includes maintenance buildings, fixed course signs and barriers, all course stakes, cart paths and sleeper wall, hoses, sprinklers – Relief Rule 16-1a applies.
Out of bounds
Out of Bounds is defined by boundary fences and white stakes with black tops.
Penalty area
The red penalty area on the 17 TH Hole is defined by red stakes and the left edge of the concrete path and extends to infinity beyond that point. Relief MAY be taken using Rule 17.1d(1) or 17.1d(3).…
Course Intelligence
Course Character
Accuracy is the consistent theme: the terrain and shaped holes reward a controlled target more than a maximum-distance approach. Eagle Ridge is an 18-hole championship course on sand-based, hilly Cups terrain, with multiple par-three styles and a public-access, low-key atmosphere. A public Mornington Peninsula round through the Cups
Major Risks
Hilly Cups terrain Expect elevation and sand-based ground to influence both the walk and the lie; consider a buggy if that suits your group. Par-three variety The operator highlights different par-three designs, so avoid using one stock club-selection routine for every short hole.
Blue Tee Strategy
No official Blue tee mapping was verified in this research pass. Blue tee strategy was not verified.
Golfer Reviews / Consensus
No sufficiently attributable golfer-review evidence was available in this research pass. INSUFFICIENT
Course Conditions
NOT_VERIFIED Current conditions were not verified. Check with the club or booking channel before tee-off. Treat course conditions as unknown until the club confirms them. No current-condition source was accepted in this research pass.
30-second Pre-round Brief
Eagle Ridge Golf Club · before tee-off The course is designed for different handicaps; choose a set that keeps the carries and slopes manageable. Pick a comfortable tee Use a controlled target and accept a conservative miss when the terrain narrows the recovery. Prioritise accuracy The hilly setting can make the round physical, so plan hydration and transport accordingly. Prepare for the walk Use the right tee, keep the ball in play and let the Cups terrain shape your strategy.
Regulations
Non-golfer course access
Casual walking by non-golfers is prohibited; a non-golfer may accompany a playing group only with Golf Shop consent.