Obligations that give rise to disciplinary liability

Please refer to RFEG Circular 37, which outlines a series of obligations that may result in disciplinary action. Due to the laxity observed at golf courses and sports facilities affiliated with the RFEG, the RFEG's Sports Disciplinary Committee wishes to reiterate the obligation to require […]

Organization of competitions and requirement of the federation license

Consult Circular 68/2011 published by the RFEG's Sports Disciplinary Committee, regarding the organization of competitions and the requirement of a federation license for participation. Download the document below in the Related Links section.

Concept, powers, composition and functions of the RFEG Disciplinary Committee

The RFEG's Sports Disciplinary Committee operates independently of the other bodies of the RFEG, throughout the national territory and exclusively in matters of sports discipline. Independence means that the Sports Disciplinary Committee, which is part of the various Technical Committees of the RFEG, is independent with regard to […]

Sports Disciplinary Committee of the Royal Spanish Golf Federation

Sports discipline is a broad term that empowers its legitimate holders (judges, referees, sports clubs, federations, etc.) to sanction all individuals or entities that form part of their structure. Within sports discipline, it is important to distinguish between two types of infractions, as Royal Decree 1591/1992, of 23 […]