Rules of Etiquette   All players must report their own scores for accurate handicapping. The game of golf is based on the premise that a golfer will play as well as he can every time he plays. Under the USGA HANDICAP SYSTEM a golfer is required to record a score for a hole he has finished, played or not played under the rules of golf, and to adjust any hole score when it is higher than the maximum score he is allowed to post. Players are to post scores when they play 13 holes or more, or consecutive nine-hole rounds for both match and stroke play. Bon Air members who repeatedly fail to report their scores will have their handicap decertified for a period of time as determined by the Golf Committee. Members who have their handicap decertified will not be eligible to play in club tournaments. Procedures for posting scores will be available at the reporting locations. Members needing assistance with posting their scores are to check with the club pro or assistant pro. More than one (1) player, playing out of a golf bag is not permitted. Slower players should always allow a faster group to play through when at least one (1) clear hole has opened in front of them. This also pertains to matches. Members must sign in at the Pro Shop before teeing off. All play should start on the number one (1) tee unless designated by the Golf Committee orapproval is obtained from the Club Professional. The Club Professional must be sure that holes #8 and 9 are clear before granting anyone permission to begin play on #10 tee. Do not linger on the green after holing out. Repair all divots, ball marks and rake sand traps. Always enter and exit sand traps from the lowest point. Rake smoothly all marks when finished. Never walk up or down the face of traps. Follow all direction arrows and signs when pulling or riding in carts. This also applies to Kangaroos. No carts of any kind are allowed on the greens or green aprons. Do not lay bags on the greens. Use care when removing and replacing flags. Proper golf attire is required. Men's dress code includes: shirts with collars and sleeves and shirt tails tucked into slacks or shorts, slacks and golf shorts not more than four (4) inches above the knee. Ladies dress code includes: dresses, shirts, slacks, skirts and golf shorts not more than four(4) inches above the knee. Shoes must be worn at all times. Golf shoes with soft spikes are required; tennis shoes and soft-shoes are permitted. Bluejeans, sweat pants, tank tops, fish net tops, cutoffs, tennis shorts, shortshorts or other athletic shorts are not permitted. Bathing suits are not permitted on the golf course or in the Club House other than the locker rooms. Golf spikes are not permitted in the pool area or in the upstairs area of the Club House, except where carpeted.