Model Disciplinary Procedure for use by Golf Clubs
The below model disciplinary procedure for use by golf clubs has been prepared for Scottish Golf.
This procedure should be adapted by clubs to suit their own context. It does not constitute legal advice; clubs should take their own independent legal and financial advice where necessary.
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