TERMS OF PLAY
Our terms of play for using our courses are as follows:-

Par 70, 18 Hole Course
1) Please arrive 15 minutes before your tee off time and allow 2 hours for every 9 holes play.
2) Up to 14 days advanced booking is advised for the Par 70 course.
3) Definitely no jeans or trainers allowed on the course.

Golf Buggies
1) Golf buggies are used at your own risk.
2) Minimum age of hire for a golf buggy is 18 years old.

Junior Members
1) Junior Members cannot sign in any guests.
2) Junior Members can take part in competitions and submit scorecards for handicaps in the normal way.

GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS
Our general terms and conditions are as follows:-

Corporate Days and Societies
1) Subject to a minimum of 12 players. Please contact us for more details.

Special Offers
1) Rustington Golf Centre Ltd reserves the right to change details or withdraw any special offers without prior notice.

Special Offer - Join Today and Pay No Joining Fee
1) Applies to the Main Course only.
2) To take advantage of this exclusive offer you must call our Membership Department on 01903 850790 (select option 3).

Prices and Information
1) Standard rates for Day Visitors Fees apply to all bank holidays.
2) Rustington Golf Centre Ltd reserves the right to change prices or withdraw any of the above without prior notice.
3) All green fees must be paid in advance of play.

Online Booking
1) When booking to play the 18 Hole (Par 70) Golf Course online please refer to the Terms & Conditions on http://www.bookatee.com/?PortalID=RU.

MONTHLY INSTALMENT PLAN TERMS AND CONDITIONS
Please read the terms and conditions below for applying to pay for membership fees by monthly direct debit carefully before completing the Monthly Instalment Plan Application Form as it is a binding agreement:-

1. (A) Rustington Golf Centre Limited ("The Lender") agrees to give the Customer credit for fees, service charges or other amounts due to the Service Provider under any such agreement, or contracts and renewals thereof as Rustington Golf Centre shall agree from time to time. Amounts financed will be settled directly to the Service Provider.

(B) The Agreement is from the initial fee period but shall be renewable with the Lender's agreement in respect of subsequent amounts.

(C) In consideration of the advance by the Lender of the Loan referred to in paragraph 1(A) above, the Customer will punctually and without previous demand pay the monthly instalments specified on the Monthly Instalment Plan Application Form or as advised from time to time.

(D) If for any reason, there is any delay in commencing collection, the first and any further instalments due will be collected as one amount. Subsequent instalments will be collected as they fall due. The Annual Percentage Rate (APR) takes no account of any delay in payment of instalment(s) or any adjustment to the amounts financed.

(E) All amendments to or renewals of amounts will be dealt with by increasing or reducing the instalments. The Customer will be advised beforehand in writing of any change to the monthly instalments. Mid term additional amounts will attract the current service charge.

(F) A service charge will be made; the current rate of which is specified on the Monthly Instalment Plan Application Form. This may be changed at any time subject to prior notice being given to the Customer.

2. Default by the Customer
If the Customer:
(A) Shall fail to comply with any of the terms and conditions of the Agreement.

(B) Has an encumbrancer take possession of or has the Receiver, Administrator or Administrative Receiver appointed over all or part of the undertaking and assets, or has a winding-up, or administration order made against it or a petition is presented against it for any of the foregoing or if the Customer calls a meeting of or makes arrangement or composition with its creditors.

(C) Applies for an Interim Order under part VI I of the insolvency Act 1986, or enters into a voluntary arrangement or if a statutory demand (within the meaning of the Insolvency Act 1986) is made upon him/her or a petition for Bankruptcy Order is presented against him/her.

(D) Shall fail to pay to the Lender within 7 days of the due date any instalment due under the terms of the Agreement or where applicable as required under the Consumer Credit Act 1974.

(E) Shall cease to trade or threaten to cease to carry on its business or a substantial part thereof.

(F) Shall have any distress, execution or attachment levied upon it or its goods and shall not be discharged within 10 days or shall stop or suspend payment of its debts as they fan due.

then and in any such event the Lender shall forthwith be entitled by written notice to the Customer to terminate the Agreement.

3. Expenses
The Customer shall pay to the Lender on demand all legal and other costs, charges and expenses incurred by the Lender in consequence of any breach of the Agreement by the Customer.

4. Amounts Payable by the Customer upon Termination
If the Agreement is terminated by the Lender under clause 2 above, the Customer shall be immediately liable to pay the Lender:

(A) All instalments fallen due or becoming due under the terms of the Agreement but unpaid.

(B) Any Interest due and unpaid in respect of overdue instalments.

5. Purpose of the Loan
The loan will be made available for the sole purpose of enabling the Customer to pay those fees, service charges or other amounts billed by the Service Provide in respect of services, agreements or contracts already, or to be provided.

6. General
(A) The Customer accepts that except where the Consumer Credit Act 1974 ("the Act") provides otherwise the Service Provider is not the agent of the Lender and the Lender shall not be liable to the Customer for any act, default or omission of the Service Provider who shall be solely responsible for provision of agreed services, agreements or contracts.

(B) The Customer irrevocably directs the Lender to make payment of all sums due hereunder direct to the Service Provider on the Customer's behalf. The Customer agrees that the Lender shall have no obligation to see to the application of any such payments by the Service Provider.

(C) No time or indulgence extended to the Customer nor any waiver of any breach hereof shall prejudice, affect or restrict the rights and powers of the Lender.

(D) The Agreement is personal to the Customer and is not assignable by it.

(E) If any instalment is not paid on the due date of payment, interest shall be payable thereon at a rate of the APR (where the Act applies), or (where it does not) at 5% over Barclays Bank Base Rate from time to time. Such interest shall be calculated on a daily basis from the date payment falls due until the date of the actual payment thereof and shall run both after as well as before any judgement.

(F) Where there are two or more parties to this Agreement as Customer their liabilities hereunder shall be joint and several and references herein to "the Customer" shall (where the context permits) include any one of them.

(G) In the Agreement words and expressions which have been given a meaning shall have the same meaning throughout and the neuter includes the masculine or feminine and the singular includes the plural and vice versa.

(H) The expression "Lender" shall include its successors and assigns.

(I) This Agreement shan be governed by the Laws of England to the jurisdiction of whose courts the Customer hereby submits.

Important: Your Rights
The Consumer Credit Act 1974 covers this Agreement and lays down certain requirements for your protection which must be satisfied when the Agreement is made. If they are not, Rustington Golf Centre Limited cannot enforce the Agreement against you without a Court Order.

The Act also gives you a number of rights. You have a right to settle the Agreement at any time by giving notice in writing and paying off all amounts payable under the Agreement, which may be reduced by a rebate. If you have obtained unsatisfactory goods or services under a transaction financed by the Agreement, you may have a right to sue the supplier, the creditor or both. Similarly, if the contract in not fulfilled, perhaps the supplier had gone out of business, you may
still be able to sue the creditor.

If you would like to know more about the protection and remedies provided under the Act, you should contact either your local Trading Standards Department or your nearest Citizens Advice Bureau.