The Links at Brunello
Conditions of Competition
If a team is disqualified for a rules violation, no entry fees will be refunded.
If a team cannot participate in the next level of play, their entry fee will be refunded providing the PGA of Canada is given 7 days’ notice prior to the event.
If under extreme circumstances, a PGA Professional is unable to participate at the Regional Final, he/she may be replaced by a PGA Professional from the same facility, or if that is not possible, by any PGA Professional in good standing within that Zone with the permission of the PGA of Canada.
A team is not eligible to compete for prizes or Regional Final qualification at a Local Qualifier with only 3 players as the team has not met the requirements to enter the RBC PGA Scramble.
A team may play with one team member missing at the Regional Final and/or the RBC PGA Scramble National Championship. The three tee shot rule will be limited to the remaining team members and the team's aggregate Playing Handicap will be adjusted by the necessary allowance. If a team member should join during the play, the three tee shot rule would apply to the holes remaining. An absent partner may join the team between holes, but not during play of the hole. Should a team play the entire round with less than four amateur team members, normal handicapping rules will apply in regards to the Regional and/or Championship Final. No allowance or concession is provided in this regard.
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The PGA of Canada reserves the right to suspend from current or future participation, any PGA of Canada Professional who misrepresents the handicap of any of his/her club's members or who knowingly violates any tournament rule.
A PGA of Canada Professional who misrepresents a handicap or who knowingly violates a tournament rule may be reported to his/her respective PGA Zone Office and to PGA of Canada National Office where he/she may be held in violation of the PGA of Canada Code of Professional Conduct.
FORCE MAJEURE and LIMITATION OF LIABILITY - Should the RBC PGA Scramble be cancelled because of the COVID-19 pandemic, weather conditions, political unrest, act of God, labour unrest, insurrection, or any reason other than participant’s withdrawal, the players shall have no recourse against the PGA of Canada, its partners, including Royal Bank of Canada, or the host venues for expenses, costs or damages incurred by the players in consequence of any undertakings, obligations or other matters related to the RBC PGA Scramble event. However, the PGA of Canada will refund registration fees only (excluding host club fees) should the Regional Finals AND National Final be cancelled as outlined in this statement. Notwithstanding the foregoing, PGA Canada, its partners including Royal Bank of Canada, or the host venues shall have no liability whatsoever for, and shall be held harmless against, any liability for any injuries, losses or damages of any kind to the participant or their property resulting from participant’s participation in the RBC PGA Scramble event.
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The information provided by each player in the registration form below shall be used only by the PGA of Canada for the sole purpose of administering the RBC PGA Scramble unless consent has otherwise expressly been provided.