中国高尔夫球协会差点球场评定及管理办法（Evaluation and management of handicap golf course of China Golf Association）.doc

中国高尔夫球协会差点球场评定及管理办法（Evaluation and management of handicap golf course of China Golf Association） Evaluation and management of handicap golf course of China Golf Association Chapter I General Provisions First, the establishment of the pitch difficulty assessment system is to ensure the difficulty of a pitch with other pitches Match the difficulty values. By evaluating the relative difficulty of the golf course, the handicap index of players is adjusted so as to solve the handicap problem of the players playing on different courts, and to ensure the fairness and justice of the game. Second Chinese Golf Association (CGA, referred to as the high society) almost stadium was evaluated by the United States Golf Association (USGA USGA, referred to as ) of the USGA value assessment system of the difficulty of course (including slope rating evaluation system). CGA is authorized in Chinese, USGA only have the right to use the system of official management mechanism, to promote the development of China golf, golf course assessment specification standards and procedures, standards and management measures formulated the assessment. Third unless the handicap system is to provide information about products or services to the Chinese Golf Association or high society has been authorized by the club, any individual player non golf club organization, unauthorized and the ball will not belong to any club shall not use the formula, including almost any trademark, logo or USGA handicap system. The American Golf Association will confirm the groups or individuals authorized to use their trademarks or logos to ensure the authenticity and reliability of the near system. Fourth such as USGA, USGA almost index, USGA USGA handicap system , the difficulty of course value, USGA, the pitch slope rating almost items and vocabulary are registered trademarks and service marks belong to the United States Golf Association, USGA has been granted an exclusive right to use the above high society the right