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4. What are some examples of prizes that an amateur may NOT accept? - Top

1. Credit towards membership dues or any club bills. The exception is that up to $750 from a hole-in-one may be spent to pay the bar bill the day of the hole-in-one.
2. Entry fee of any amount into another competition or the next round of the same competition.
3. A spot in a Pro-Am of a retail value greater than $750. - Updated: August 10, 2005

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This sections deals with questions regarding general amateur status questions

4. What are some examples of prizes that an amateur may NOT accept? - Top: 1. Credit towards membership dues or any club bills. The exception is that up to $750 from a hole-in-one may be spent to pay the bar bill the day of the hole-in-one.
2. Entry fee of any amount into another competition or the next round of the same competition.
3. A spot in a Pro-Am of a retail value greater than $750. - Updated: August 10, 2005