Celebrate Independence Day with the best golf tournament of the summer!
This is a 4 person Scramble with divisions for Men and Co-ed teams. Includes 18 holes with cart, warm up range balls, swag bag, on course games and snacks, and lunch afterwards.
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Fixing your Marks is fun to do! Fixing your golf ball marks on the best greens in the state is fun to do! Let’s keep our greens in super condition. (And make the awesome grounds crew happy too.) Ball marks and cleat marks that puncture the surface of the greens must be repaired immediately. An average golfer makes 8 ball marks per rounds. In a typical day that is over 1,000 ball marks. Improperly repaired ball marks can take 3 or more weeks to recover. Your own ball mark today can cause your missed putt tomorrow. Or three weeks from now! Not only is it courteous to others, to fix ball marks…but it’s also selfish in that it will keep the greens rolling smooth for your next putts. Your own ball mark today can cause your missed putt tomorrow! An average golfer makes 8 ball marks per rounds. In a typical day that is over 1,000 ball marks. Next Article=> An average golfer makes 8 ball marks per rounds. In a typical day that is over 1,000 ball marks! Next Article=>
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Top Golf Tips for New Guests Recreational players should tee up from the white tees. (Or gold/red for ladies and seniors) White stakes are used to mark out of bounds. Do not hit balls that are out of bounds or in a neighboring property. Hit a new shot instead. Eight shots per hold is the maximum. Pick up after eight and move to the next tee. Keeping up the “pace of play” means keeping up with the group ahead of you (as opposed to worrying about the group behind you). 2 hours 10 minutes per nine holes is the time limit to stay under. Practicing on the course during your round is not permitted. (Such as replaying holes, or playing more than one golf ball at a time.) Players are required to fix their ball marks on greens, and their divots in fairways and tees (use sand to fill divots if available.) We are a “Ready Golf” facility. Which means: No Fivesomes allowed. Do not wait for the furthest golf out to hit first. Everyone should hit simultaneously if they can safely do so. Don’t recored scores on the green. Move off the green swiftly so the next group can play. Golf carts must not be driven on greens, green collars, tees, or bunkers. Park directly on cement paths whenever possible. Children or any player without a valid drivers license may not pilot golf carts. It is irresponsible and prohibited by our insurance underwiters. Outsides beer must not enter the course in order for us to maintain licensing. Please help us keep our beer license and buy inside the clubhouse. Your help is appreciated. More golf etiquette
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Do you have a weekly league or traveling group of 20 or more? We can help you manage it by reserving tee times each week, scheduling your calendar of events, scoring your results, awarding the points and prizes to your golfers. Take your competitions to the next level! Request a free consultation this very day.
