About the show rules and regulations
These rules
and regulations governing the Golf Industry Show are an integral
part of the contract for exhibit space. While some of them may seem
restrictive, they have been established for the protection of everyone.
The overriding principle contained in these show rules and regulations
is equality for all. With the assistance of the Industrial Advisory
Council, the following regulations have been designed specifically
for the Golf Industry Show.
The term "Golf Industry Show Management" used in the
rules and regulation means: Golf Course Superintendents Association
of America (GCSAA), the National Golf Course Owners Association
(NGCOA), and the Club Managers Association of America (CMAA), and
as the content may require, their directors, offices, agents, and/or
employees duly acting for GCSAA, NGCOA and CMAA in the management
of the exposition.
Compliance, amendments
Exhibits must
comply with the rules and regulations of the show. In the event
that an exhibitor or exhibit activities are in violation of show
rules and regulations, or are not consistent with the standards
of the show, Golf Industry Show Management may require the exhibitor
to alter the exhibit before the show or on site. Necessary changes
are to be made at the exhibitor's expense and are subject to approval.
All exhibit
matters and questions not covered by these rules and regulations
are subject to the decision of Golf Industry Show Management. These
rules and regulations may be amended at any time by show management.
The original rules and regulations, as well as any amendments, shall
be equally binding to all parties affected by them. In the event
of any amendment or addition to these rules and regulations, written
notice will be given by Golf Industry Show Management.
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