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1.  All cart paths, concrete drains, and railroad ties and supports outside of a penalty area are

         considered Immovable Obstructions under Rule 16.1. A player may take free relief within one-
         club length, no closer to the hole. The railroad ties and the areas inside the railroad ties on the
         left of #7 fairway are considered Immovable Obstructions and a player may take free relief with
         one-club length, no closer to the hole.

   2.  Railroad ties and concrete culverts within a penalty area, such as on Holes 7 and 8, are an
         integral part of the golf course and you are not entitled to free relief. The railroad ties and
         concrete culverts should be within a red line defining the penalty area but consider the edge of
         the penalty area to be approximately 1 foot from the edge of the railroad ties or concrete
         culverts if the red line has faded. You may play your ball from any penalty area, but no free relief
         is given.
   3.  The fence between the driving range and #4 is an Immovable Obstruction and you are entitled
         to free relief if the fence interferes with your swing or stance under Rule 16.1. You are not
         entitled to relief if the fence is in your line of sight.
   4.  There is an attempt to protect young trees identified by stakes attached to them. If such a tree
         or stakes interfere with a player’s stance or the area of his intended swing, they are considered
         an Immovable Obstruction and the ball must be lifted, without penalty, and dropped in
         accordance with the procedure prescribed in Rule 16.1.
   5.  The use of yardage tools, such as rangefinders and gps units, are allowed during play, but the
         slope setting on the rangefinders which calculates elevation changes must not be used.
   6.  Drop zones for tournament play are located only on Holes #8 and #18. The area to drop in
         should be marked for each tournament.
   7.   If a ball in play comes to rest next to the driving range nets, you are entitled to take free relief.
   8.   No music is allowed to be played during any tournament round. No exceptions.
   9.   Any golf ball which crosses ANY roadway AVAILABLE FOR PUBLIC USE and COMES TO REST on
          the other side from the hole being played will be considered out of bounds and the shot must
          be replayed from where the last shot was taken, with stroke and distance penalty. Examples
          would be ball crossing Iliff or Yale at any time or roadways into homes around course like on 8
          and 10.
  10. Should a question of how to proceed arise on a ruling, play two balls* and the Rules
         Committee will make a rules judgement upon completion of the round. All other competitors
         should be advised of the question involved and the reason you are proceeding with a second
         ball.
 

    *Playing 2 balls means proceeding as you think is correct with your original ball, but also dropping
      a second ball and playing it to completion of that hole as your playing partners think is correct. 

      Taking a picture of the situation might assist with the committee ruling.