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How to Get a Non-Member Tee Time How to Get a Non-Member Tee Time Active Duty and Retired Military For Active Duty Military and Retired Military who are retired from 20 years of active service and are receiving full retirement benefits, and retired Reservists who have reached age 60 and are receiving retirement benefits. The Naval Academy Golf Club is a university golf course owned by the U.S. Naval Academy and operated by the Naval Academy Golf Association. It is not a typical military golf course in that it is not operated by the MWR branch of the Navy. 1. To reserve a tee time, you may call (410)293-9747 the day before you wish to play. 2. When calling, please identify yourself as active duty or retired military. 3. You may reserve a tee time to play golf after 12:00pm. If there is space available, you may request an earlier time which can be arranged at the discretion of the Professional Staff. 4. You may reserve a time for one foursome, and you may bring up to three guests to play. Local guests are restricted to playing one time per calendar month, regardless of their host. 5. DOD employees not serving on the Naval Academy Faculty are not eligible to play the golf course on their own. DOD employees fall into the civilian guest category, and may only play as the guest of a member, or of an eligible golfer. 6. Reservists are eligible to play only while on temporary active duty, and must provide their duty papers when paying their greens fee. Retired reservists must meet the criteria listed above. Any other time, reservists fall into the civilian category. The Naval Academy Golf Club is a spikeless facility. Metal spikes are not permitted. In addition, NAGA’s dress code requires a shirt with a collar for men and does not permit blue jeans or cutoff shorts. Midshipmen, Members & Faculty If you are a Midshipman, an annual or monthly member at the Naval Academy Golf Club, active duty stationed at the Annapolis complex, or a full-time civilian DOD faculty member at the Naval Academy. If you are a Midshipman, an annual or monthly member at the Naval Academy Golf Club, active duty stationed at the Annapolis complex, or a full-time civilian DOD faculty member at the Naval Academy. 1. Reserve a tee time up to one week in advance, by calling 410-293-9747 no earlier than 5:00pm on the afternoon seven days prior to the day you wish to play. (E.G. The first time you may make a tee time for Saturday morning is the Saturday preceding, by calling at 5:00pm or later. No in person reservations are accepted at that time.) 2. You may reserve a tee time for less than a week in advance, by calling 410-293-9747 any time the pro shop is accepting phone calls. You may reserve a tee time in person any time less than one week in advance as well. (I.E. Each day’s reservation sheet becomes available one week in advance. Initially, you may only make a reservation by phone, calling after 5pm. After the initial call-in period, the reservation sheet is available for phone calls and in person visits. 3. You may reserve a time for one foursome, and you may bring up to three guests to play. Local guests are restricted to playing one time per calendar month, regardless of their host. Out of town guests on extended visits should be identified as such, and will be permitted to play on successive days during their visit. 4. The Naval Academy Golf Club is a spikeless facility. Metal spikes are not permitted. In addition, NAGA’s dress code requires a shirt with a collar for men and does not permit blue jeans or cutoff shorts. .
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