Who's who in the Junior Section
| Any of the officers or organisers can be contacted through the office or online through the Members' Directory |
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Junior rules and regulations
| The number of Junior Members shall not exceed 120. No person may become a Junior Member before reaching the age of 9. Junior Membership shall cease when the age of 18 is attained |
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Dress Code
 | The Junior Section operates its own dress code, as approved by the General Committee from time to time |
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Access to the golf course
| When composite courses are in play, It is advisable to contact the Pro Shop in advance to enquire as whether you as a junior will be allowed to play on the composite courses |
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How to complete a scorecard
 | The first thing you do is to write the Competition, Date, Your Name and Your Handicap on the top of a scorecard. Then exchange your card with your playing partner / Opponent |
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Basic golf etiquette
| In the absence of a referee, the game relies on the integrity of the individual to show consideration for other players and to abide by the Rules. All players should conduct themselves properly, showing courtesy and sportsmanship at all times |
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Guide to maintaining a proper pace of play
| One of the criticisms often directed at RM-S juniors out on the courses is that they fail to maintain a proper pace and sometimes hold up the players behind |
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Guide to golfing terminology
| Learn the correct terms to use when playing the game of golf |
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Brief history of the game of golf
 | There is general agreement that the Scots were the earliest of golf addicts but who actually invented the game is open to debate. We know that golf has existed for at least 500 years |
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Selection of famous golfers
| If you were to ask any 2 golf fans to come up with their own list of some of the Greats of the Game, very likely you would get 2 very different lists |
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Who was J H Taylor?
 | Born in Devon in 1871 in the village of Northam , John Henry (always known as JH) Taylor grew up in a family of modest means |
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Who was Sir Henry Cotton?
 | Cotton was born Jan. 26, 1907, at Holmes Chapel in Cheshire, England. He left Dulwich College at age 16 in a dispute with his cricket coach and set out to learn the trade of golf on his own terms |
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Who was Pam Barton?
 | Pamela Elspeth Barton (known as "Pam,") was born on 4th March 1917 in Barnes. At the age of 12 she and her sister joined Mid-Surrey but they were considered too young, (or too good!) to be given handicaps |
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