File an Appeal
Form F-2 · Notice of Appeal · Bureau of Appeals
Cited parties may contest their citation. The Bureau of Appeals reviews every appeal with the seriousness it deserves.
The Office of Golf Standards
Bureau of Appeals · Est. 1894
APPEAL: DENIED
Sgd. R. Emmett Mulligan III
Chief Enforcement Officer, sitting by designation
Chief Enforcement Officer, sitting by designation
This document is a novelty and has no legal effect. The Bureau of Appeals has never granted an appeal and sees no reason to begin with yours.
Remedies Remaining
The complimentary appeal above has been exhausted. Two avenues remain. The Formal Appeal with Written Opinion ($14.99): the Bureau will consider your arguments individually and deny them individually, in writing, by United States mail. Or the Petition for Expungement, Form E-5 (from $9.99): the record survives, but stamped.
The complimentary appeal above has been exhausted. Two avenues remain. The Formal Appeal with Written Opinion ($14.99): the Bureau will consider your arguments individually and deny them individually, in writing, by United States mail. Or the Petition for Expungement, Form E-5 (from $9.99): the record survives, but stamped.
Violation Reduction Program (§ 22.4)
Your record may yet be expunged. Complainants in good standing receive consideration. File a complaint against another golfer within fourteen (14) days and the Office will review your file with fresh, forgiving eyes. The identity of the party who reported you remains sealed under § 31.2, and may be disclosed only upon receipt of a properly filed counter-complaint.
Your record may yet be expunged. Complainants in good standing receive consideration. File a complaint against another golfer within fourteen (14) days and the Office will review your file with fresh, forgiving eyes. The identity of the party who reported you remains sealed under § 31.2, and may be disclosed only upon receipt of a properly filed counter-complaint.