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Do your club allow away members to sit on the committee?
Away members
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IanM
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I think so. Paid full sub and joining fee... away only means handicap held "away"... in the context I'm thinking of
rosecott
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Why wouldn't they? They pay the required membership fee. Why would they not have the same rights as any other member?
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If the OP is talking about country members then no
But if you are talking about people with full membership but have their home club for HC purposes elsewhere then yes
But if you are talking about people with full membership but have their home club for HC purposes elsewhere then yes
wjemather
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I see no reason why a player's home club for handicapping should have any bearing on other aspects of club membership.
HeftyHacker
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I'm pretty sure my mates Uncle is/has been involved in Preston GC committees despite his home club being Royal Lytham.
He does play most of his golf at Preston though. But RL looks more impressive on his open entries
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Oh he's a member at Stockport as well - after playing an open there he was that impressed that he walked into the clubhouse and asked for a membership form.
He does play most of his golf at Preston though. But RL looks more impressive on his open entries
.Oh he's a member at Stockport as well - after playing an open there he was that impressed that he walked into the clubhouse and asked for a membership form.
jim8flog
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Our main committee only has two sitting on it that have been voted in by the members. Once voted in in they can serve on the committee for 3 years
Any full or 5 day member can stand up for election but would probably have to be very well known to stand a chance if there are more willing to sit than spaces that are vacant.
Sub committee members are co-opted by the person on the main committee responsible for running the meetings e.g handicaps and comps.
Any full or 5 day member can stand up for election but would probably have to be very well known to stand a chance if there are more willing to sit than spaces that are vacant.
Sub committee members are co-opted by the person on the main committee responsible for running the meetings e.g handicaps and comps.
