You hit the nail on the head. If, in the opinion of the Tournament Director, lightning, excessive r ...
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You hit the nail on the head. If, in the opinion of the Tournament Director, lightning, excessive rain or hazardous conditions exist that make it impractical or dangerous to continue play, the tournament shall be suspended. The signal to suspend play shall be made in the same fashion as the signal to start, but using three short blasts. These blasts should be repeated at least once within one minute and the Tournament Director should make any necessary efforts to ensure all groups can hear the signal.
Players must immediately stop play and mark the lie of each member of the group. A natural object is sufficient to mark the approximate lie from which the player shall resume play. Players shall take shelter. When appropriate, players should return to the first tee area, clubhouse, Tournament Central or to an area designated by the Tournament Director. There will be a minimum thirty-minute suspension of play after the suspension signal.
Players shall resume play from their approximate lies as established when the round was suspended. The approximate lie is determined by a majority of the group.
The Tournament Director will evaluate the conditions and assign a time not less than thirty minutes from the suspension signal for the players to return for a resume time or delay renewal.
Play shall be resumed using the same signals as at the start of the round: a two-minute warning consisting of two short blasts, then a single extended blast two minutes later to indicate the round has restarted.
Players must immediately stop play and mark the lie of each member of the group. A natural object is sufficient to mark the approximate lie from which the player shall resume play. Players shall take shelter. When appropriate, players should return to the first tee area, clubhouse, Tournament Central or to an area designated by the Tournament Director. There will be a minimum thirty-minute suspension of play after the suspension signal.
Players shall resume play from their approximate lies as established when the round was suspended. The approximate lie is determined by a majority of the group.
The Tournament Director will evaluate the conditions and assign a time not less than thirty minutes from the suspension signal for the players to return for a resume time or delay renewal.
Play shall be resumed using the same signals as at the start of the round: a two-minute warning consisting of two short blasts, then a single extended blast two minutes later to indicate the round has restarted.