Except on medal days, a ball driven on to a putting-green (other than the one being played to) must be lifted and dropped off the green, but not nearer the hole, without penalty.

Note. - Members are urgently requested to refrain from driving a ball when passers-by are within range, and to recollect that the ordinary custom of calling 'Fore!' adopted on most greens is not deemed sufficient at Wimbledon. The player must wait until passers-by have moved out of danger.

By Order

(signed) N. R FOSTER. Hon. Sec.

The Club House, Wimbledon.

Recognised hazards where the ball may be lifted and teed behind under penalty of two strokes, and where the club may not be grounded, nor impediments lifted: -

2nd

Hole.

Main road and roads to cottages.

3rd

"

Cart track from large butt.

6th

"

Carriage road, and ditch on other side of road.

7th & 9th

"

Paths in ravine, and on north and south sides of pond.

10th

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Grassy road close to putting-green and trees.

15th

"

Sandy pot bunker.

16 th

"

Carriage road.

17th

"

Sandy gravel before whins, and cart road.

18th

"

Main road to left, and cart road.

N.B. - Fifteenth hole: the water across main road is a hazard from which the ball may be lilted and dropped under penalty of one stroke.

Rushes all over course to be treated as whins (ball may be lifted and dropped behind under penalty of one stroke).

From iron drain gratings (except on putting-green of sixth hole) the ball may be lifted and dropped behind without penalty.