Time is a very important thing in our everyday lives. We put a premium on overall pace of play at all of our courses. We have a designated pace schedule based on the time your group tees off. The pace requirements we use are as follows;
Keep in mind, the time we follow starts when the first member of your group has hit their tee shot and when the last putt is holed out on Hole #18.
We have put together many charts and training tools for our Golf professionals and marshals to use while monitoring pace of play. Because it effects the overall enjoyment of the round and has a direct impact on your time, we take this seriously.
Each group and golfer may have a different expectation when arriving at the course. We put the restrictions above in place to help set a common expectation and have a baseline for when we need to ask groups to speed up. In rare cases, if a group can’t catch up or get back into position after several warnings, they may be asked to move into position (skipping a hole or two), or could be offered a credit to come back on a slower day. It is not our intention to have a group not enjoy themselves, but we let one group exceed the playing restriction time, then all players that day will be impacted.
We “Thank You” in advance for adhering to our pace policy and understanding it is in place for the overall enjoyment of all of our golfers. Below are some simple suggestions for each group that may help increase the overall speed of play;
