1. A clear IDD telephone line.

　　2. Meet the USGA definition of a golf club. A “Golf Club” is an organization of at least ten committees (including a Handicap Committee) to supervise golf activities, provide peer review, and maintain the integrity of the USGA Handicap System. Members must be able to return scores personally, and these scores must be available for review by follow club members.

　　3. Have a Handicap Committee composed mostly of members and chaired by a member.

　　4. Have an official USGA Course Rating Which is issued by the China Golf Association.

　　5. Make it possible for players to record the correct USGA Course Rating and USGA Slope Rating with each posted score from every set of tees.

　　6. Require the posting of all scores made at home and away. Set-up computer terminal at the club or your Hong Kong Office.

　　7. Require your cooperation to post scores for other golfers, and non-members at your club after they finish their game.

　　8. Insist that the Rules of Golf be followed.

　　9. Ensure that all acceptable scores are entered correctly, by providing manpower to enter scores.

　　10. In a prominent place, post a list of member’s USGA Handicap Indexes and make current scoring records of all players from each revision readily available for Inspection by follow members or using computer display.

　　11. Appoint someone to attend the CGA Handicap meeting and if necessary reduce or increase Handicap Indexes of any player whose handicap does not reflect his ability.

　　12. Obtain a new USGA Course Rating and USGA Slope Rating from CGA when permanent changes have been made to the golf course.

　　13. Set up the golf course to make a consistent level of scoring possible.