Course Policies
- Proper attire and footwear are
required at all times.
- Proper golf etiquette is required
- Replace divots, rake sand traps and repair ball marks.
- Each player shall have own bag
minimum of 5 clubs and valid greens fee ticket.
- Only those engaged in the game of
golf shall be permitted on the golf course.
- Only alcoholic beverages
purchased on the premises
shall be permitted on the golf course.
- No rain check or refunds
Golf Cart Usage
- You must
be 18 year old and have a valid driver's license to rent powered golf cart.
- Observe 90 degree rule when
crossing fairway
- Keep carts on paths or in rough
as marked
- Cart path only around all tees
and greens.
- Cart path only on all par 3's.
- Observe special rules for the
day.
- Only 2 bags and 2 riders per
cart.
Pace of Play
It should be the goal of all players
to complete their round in less than four hours and 12 minutes
(14 minutes/hole). This amount of time will be more than
adequate, provided all players remain aware of the need to play
without delay.
Please play ready golf for the
enjoyment of all golfers. Players shall keep up with the
group in front of them or may be asked to pick up and move ahead
at the discretion of the ranger.
Number of Players
Play will be administered on the course in traditional groups of
four or less. The starter will pair up
groups of less than four players to make as many foursomes as
possible
The Right Way To Fix A Ball Mark
- Use a pronged ball mark repair
took, knife, key or tee.
- Insert at the edges of the mark –
not the middle of the depression.
- Bring the edges together with a
gentle twisting motion, but don’t lift the center.
Try not to tear the grass.
- Smooth the surface with a club or
foot. You’re done when it’s a surface that you would putt over.
Did You Know!
Unrepaired ball marks take up to two
weeks to heal, leaving behind an unsightly, uneven putting surface.
Beginner or pro, it’s your responsibility as a golfer to fix your
own marks as well as any others you see.
This message provided by your local
golf course superintendent and the Golf Course Superintendents
Association of America |
