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Start 2 Golf Dagen | Golf & Country Club De Palingbeek Register for Initiation Day Take your first swing with Start 2 Golf! I register for the Start 2 Golf Day on:* O'clock:* 14u00 15u00 First name* Last name* GSM number* E-mail* Multi-line address Country/Region* Address* City* Zip / Postal code* Birthday* Month Month Day Year How did you get to know our club? Advertisement in the newspaper Website Through an acquaintance Social Media Television Already an acquaintance in our club? If so, who? By completing this form you agree to the Privacy policy of Golfclub De Palingbeek. * Verzenden

Privacybeleid | Golf & Country Club De Palingbeek Privacy Policy 1. Collection, use and processing of personal dataG&CC De Palingbeek CV, with registered office at Eekhofstraat 14 8902 Hollebeke, registered in the Belgian Crossroads Bank for Enterprises under number 0440.595.774 is responsible for the processing of your personal data on the website www.golfpalingbeek.be . When you register via the website or at the secretariat of G&CC De Palingbeek, certain personal data will be requested from you and/or your reference person(s), such as: name, email, address, date of birth, telephone number, native language, professional activity, employer, data concerning your family situation, experience in golf, contact details, references. G&CC De Palingbeek will process this personal data in the context of your application for membership at G&CC De Palingbeek. We will use the personal information and other data about yourself and your reference person(s) that you provide via the site or that are collected during your registration, to evaluate your application, to make a decision on the acceptance of your membership at G&CC De Palingbeek, to inform you about your membership application and to be able to provide you with the requested information. The personal data may also be used for sending (automatic or otherwise) e-mail messages or other electronic and/or postal messages, or marketing information regarding our golf club and related services. You hereby declare that all information you have provided regarding yourself and your reference person(s) is correct and reliable. You will immediately inform G&CC De Palingbeek of any changes to this information via info@golfpalingbeek.be . All personal data will be stored for the period of membership and/or for the period necessary to provide the services by G&CC De Palingbeek 2. Disclosure of personal data G&CC De Palingbeek may disclose the received personal data to companies within its own group. We will also disclose the personal data to external partners when necessary or appropriate, directly or indirectly in connection with the game of golf or golf competitions. To the extent necessary or appropriate, we may disclose information to government agencies, law enforcement officials, health care providers and other third parties to meet safety, medical needs, applicable laws, service of legal process, or if we reasonably believe we are required to do so. 3. Right of access to and correction of personal data If you wish to exercise your right to consult and improve your personal data or those of your reference person(s), to object to the use of personal data for direct marketing purposes or if you have other questions regarding the processing of personal data, you can contact G&CC De Palingbeek at Eekhofstraat 14, 8902 Hollebeke or via the secretariat (057/27 04 36) or via info@golfpalingbeek.be . However, you cannot object to the processing of your personal data if this is necessary for the performance of your contractual obligations. If you do not wish to share certain personal data, you should be aware that membership or certain services may be refused to you. G&CC The Palingbeek Eekhoftsstraat 14 – 8902 Hollebeke KBO 04405.595.774

Local rules, Etiquette en Dress code | Golf & Country Club De Palingbeek Local rules, Etiquette en Dress code Golf & Country Club De Palingbeek places great importance on adherence to the rules and etiquette. 1. Local Rules Internal out of bounds (R 18.2): You must apply the out of bounds rule. When playing hole 5: Ball on the fairway, the surround or the green of hole 7. When playing hole 10: Ball on the fairway of hole 1, or to the right of it. When playing holes 10, 11, 14 or 15: If your ball flies over the road and comes to rest on another hole. Avoiding abnormal course conditions by taking a free drop (R16.1) Play prohibited: Ball on a winter green or in an area marked by blue stakes or a white line. Play or free drop permitted: Ball on a drainage or aeration trench or in an area with lava stones. The following objects are, by definition, fixed obstructions (R 16.1) and may therefore not be removed. A free drop is permitted if there is interference with the stance or swing. Distance markers at 100m (red) and 150m (yellow) from the centre of the green. Stakes, whether or not attached to the trees. Info: Distance markers in the centre of the fairway are located 200m (white), 150m (yellow), 100m (red) and 50m (blue) from the front of the green. E.S.A. Environmentally sensitive areas (protection of wild orchids). Marked by blue posts with green tops. Entry strictly prohibited. Take a free drop (Rule 16.1). Apply Rule 17.1 if the E.S.A. is in a penalty area. Drop with a 1-stroke penalty. Apply Rule 18.2 (the out-of-bounds rule) if the E.S.A. is in an internal out-of-bounds area. Return to the previous shot with a 1-stroke penalty. Temporary local rules: See information board at the practice green. Penalties for breaching the local rules: 2 penalty strokes (stroke play). Loss of the hole (match play). 2. Etiquette Etiquette covers safety on the course, a reasonable pace of play, care for the golf course and good conduct. Anyone entering the grounds must ensure they have the following items with them: a sufficient supply of golf balls and tees, a pitchfork, a pencil or ballpoint pen, and the rules of golf. Just like the R&A, ‘ready golf’ applies on the course to avoid slow play. Ready golf means you play as soon as you are ready to play, provided it is safe to do so. It is not about who is furthest from the hole, but about who can play first. It is intended for stroke play or Stableford, not for match play, and is designed to speed up the game. A round of ready golf is much quicker than a round where players are constantly waiting for a shot from the player furthest from the hole. The club has appointed Marshals who are authorised to take the necessary measures to prevent slow play and other breaches of etiquette. Their instructions in this regard must be followed. This also applies to similar instructions given by the Starters and members of the Sports Committee. Make sure you do not hold up other players (play a provisional ball if your ball may be lost, place your bag on the correct side of the green, etc.). Repair pitch marks, rake the bunkers, and replace divots, then tamp them down. Be ready. Don’t waste time between shots; make sure you’re ready to strike. By the time you reach your ball, your preparation should already be largely complete (how far is it, which club am I going to use?). A short routine. Once at the ball, establish a routine where (a practice swing and) a shot takes no longer than 30 seconds. Provisional ball. Play a provisional ball if your ball may be lost or out of bounds. Think ahead. Place your golf bag on the right-hand side of the green so that you can quickly move to the next tee after holing out. Keep up. Keep up with the group in front of you. If you do fall a hole behind the group in front, let the players behind you through. Use a gesture to signal that the group behind you may play. Keep an eye out. Always watch when your fellow players are playing; it saves a lot of time searching. Clear the green first. Only record your scores at the next tee. No distractions. Put your phone on silent and reply to messages after the round. This is better for your concentration and your game, and you won’t cause any delays. Be ready for your putt. Read the green as you approach it; from a distance, you can often see the slopes clearly. Read your line more accurately whilst others are putting. This saves time. Wait before hitting. Wait to hit until other players are out of the way. Shout ‘Fore!’ if a ball goes the wrong way; always shout ‘FORE!’ loudly. Even if you can’t see whether there are players in the area where your ball is heading. Shout loudly! Stand safely. Stand in a safe spot when someone else is taking a shot. An advanced player playing with a beginner should not stand too far forward. Right of way. Greenkeepers always have right of way; wait for a signal that you may take your shot. 3. Dress Code Standards of decorum Polo shirt with a collar. Sleeveless polo shirts are permitted. Long trousers or a skirt, Bermuda shorts. No shorts. Jeans, tracksuit bottoms and jogging gear are not permitted. Socks or tights are compulsory. Caps are not permitted in the clubhouse. Juniors up to the age of 18 may play in smart jeans and a T-shirt.

Golfbaan | 18 holes Golf & Country Club De Palingbeek Golf course Beautifully designed course that combines challenge with natural beauty. Designed for golf, inspired by nature Our golf course was designed by Harold J. Baker, a top professional player for over thirty years and also a respected golf course architect. Baker believed that a golf course should be naturally integrated into its environment, so that both sporting and aesthetic wishes and needs are met. The Palingbeek is one of the finest examples of Baker's vision. View the photos GEO - gecertificeerd Scorekaart en Handicaptabellen Plaatselijke regels, etiquette en dresscode Kompas Duurzaamheid Scorecard and Handicap Tables View the scorecards and EGA tables for 18 holes here. More info More info Local rules, etiquette and dress code Golf & Country Club De Palingbeek attaches great importance to respecting rules and etiquette. More Info GEO - certified GEO Certified® is a modern, comprehensive certification specifically designed for three key areas of the golf industry: golf club operations, golf course development and renovation, and golf tournaments. It demonstrates that we have achieved a credible standard in the areas of nature, resource use, and community. We are proud of our work and excited about our leadership in sustainability. More Info Compass Sustainability The Compass Sustainability is an initiative of Golf Vlaanderen and translates the 17 sustainable development goals of the United Nations into concrete actions within the golf world. By working on themes such as nature, energy, water, well-being and inclusion, we strengthen our sustainable operation on and around the terrain. Golfclub De Palingbeek is proud to be among the first clubs to have achieved the maximum of 3 stars - a nice recognition of our commitment to a green and future-oriented club.

Golf & Country Club De Palingbeek Golfclub Ieper West-Vlaanderen Golf & Country Club De Palingbeek Golfclub De Palingbeek strives to create a framework in which members and visitors feel welcome and valued. In a warm, dynamic and quality environment, within a family club atmosphere, playing golf at every level, with respect for each other, nature and golf etiquette. Visitors Start 2 Golf Green fee Become a Member Terrain conditions Valid from: 02/04/2026 at 09:00 Championship Course Compact Course Secretariat Driving Range Chipping Green Putting Green Buggies Trolleys Electric trolleys Summer tees Summergreens Winter Rules Greenkeeper Note: Repair your pitchmarks. Please check the up to date terrain conditions on the dutch page.

Matchplay Kampioenschap | Golf & Country Club De Palingbeek MATCHPLAY CHAMPIONSHIP 2025 Our passionate youngsters Jean-Marc De Grande (Deligout; industrial producer of Brussels waffles) and Louis Vandermarliere (Jeweler Vandermarliere) will once again be supporting the organisation and sponsorship of the traditionally well-attended Matchplay competition in 2025. Schedule: Matchplay Palingbeek 2025 The basic concept remains unchanged (3 series: Women's Singles, Men's Singles, Mixed Doubles): The handicap is recalculated after each round Prize pool totaling over €2000 Winners receive the famous trophy at the Closing Dinner Registrations are possible until February 15th and the competition starts on March 1st End of first round until April 27 Limited number of places, once full, registration is no longer possible Maximum 64 entries per competition formula (6 rounds) Men are required to tee off from the yellow tees and women from the red tees. Rules: Matchplay Rules Final playing dates for rounds: Start: 01/03 Round 1: 27/04 Round 2: 08/06 Round 3: 13/07 Quarter Final: 17/08 Semi-final: 21/09 Final: Closing dinner 2024 Winners with Main Prizes: Ladies Single: Emma Petrie Men's Singles: Arnaud Mottrie Mixed doubles: Emma Petrie & Thijs Bille 2024 Winners with Main Prizes: Ladies Single: Emma Petrie Men's Singles: Arnaud Mottrie Mixed doubles: Emma Petrie & Thijs Bille