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	Constitution [The Association] [The aim of the Association] [Membership] [The Management] [Control and duties of the Management Committee] [Additional Duties of Office Bearer] [Finance] [Inspection or Audit] [Meetings] [Voluntary Dissolution] [Notice] [Copies of the Constitution and Rules] [Amendment of Constitution] If you wish to make a motion, please contact Secretary Christopher Johnstone at [secretary@scottishdeafgolf.org.uk] so the Secretary shall note your motion for the next Annual General Meeting.
	Competition Rules [Challenge Cup] [Dunhill Cup] [Stableford Championship] [Championships] [DW Classic Cup] If you wish to make a proposal to the Competition Rules, please contact Secretary Christopher Johnstone at [secretary@scottishdeafgolf.org.uk] so the Secretary shall note your proposal for the next Annual General Meeting.
	Handicap System The SDGA Handicap System on the site will help golfers understand how to work out your handicap. The current version is effective from February 2004. [Handicap System] If you wish to make a proposed change to the Handicap System, please contact Secretary Christopher Johnstone at [secretary@scottishdeafgolf.org.uk] so the Secretary shall note your proposed modification for the next Annual General Meeting.
	Complaint Procedure If you are unhappy for any reason or have cause for complaint, please click on [Complaint Procedure] and follows the instructions.
	R&A: New Rule on driving clubs applies to all golfers Club golfers are being urged to check that their driving clubs conform to a new Rule of Golf that comes into effect on January 1, 2008, and applies to all golfers of all abilities and in all forms of play. Driving clubs must not have the effect of a spring which exceeds the limit set forth in a Pendulum Test Protocol established by the R&A and while many golfers have already replaced or made plans to replace such clubs with conforming models, some golfers are still unaware of the new Rule and its implications. Golf clubs have been asked to raise awareness of the new Rule among their members and to assist them in determining the conformance status of their drivers to minimise any uncertainty and confusion that may lead to disqualification. Find out about more at [www.randa.org].