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Hobbit'sglen& Fairwayhills Golf Clu Bs Hobbit’sGlen & Fa i r w ayHills CA Golf Clu bs golf Hobbit’sGlen Fa i r w ayHills Golf Clu b Golf Clu b 11130 Willow Bottom Road 5100 Columbia Road Columbia, MD 21044 Columbia, MD 21044 410-730-5980 410-730-1112 ColumbiaAssociation.org/golf Facebook.com/ColAssnGolf Twitter.com/ColAssnGolf 2021 Policies / Procedures/ReservingTeeTimes/ Lessons, Leagues&More Welcome! Building It’s time to round up Game your friends, grab Contents your clubs and get Changers SPRING 2021 out on the greens. 2-5 CA Golf Clubs Whether you’re a seasoned pro or 6 Memberships a total beginner, 7-8 Rates and Fees Columbia Association provides a great Green fees, ACE cards, golf carts, pull carts, golf experience for buckets, range keys, lockers and bag storage all ages and skill 9 Pro Shops levels. Our two courses, Hobbit’s 9-10 Reserving Tee Times Glen Golf Club and 11-15 Lessons and Player Development Fairway Hills Golf howard county Club, offer different 16 Leagues experiences and 17 Recurring Schedules options for play. Honesty 18 Junior Golf Integrity 20 Rentals, Events, Outings and Fundraisers 22-25 Policies and Procedures Sportsmanship Rain checks, cart policy, driving range rules and regulations, short game rules and regulations, putting green rules and Respect regulations, golf etiquette, pace of play, local golf rules Confidence 26-27 Handicaps Responsibility Perseverance Staff and Committee Members Head Professional, Player Development Coordinator, PGA, LPGA Joan Lovelace, 410-730-5980 [email protected] Courtesy • Director of Golf Maintenance Patrick Mather, 410-730-5980, ext. 2121 [email protected] Judgment • Assistant General Manager Don Van Deusen, 410-730-1112 [email protected] • Superintendent of Fairway Hills Golf Club Joey Lam, 410-730-1112, ext. 2121 [email protected] For more information: • Lead Assistant Superintendent of Hobbit’s Glen Golf Club Don Van Deusen, Executive Director Tyler MacKenzie, 410-730-5980, ext. 2181 [email protected] First Tee of Howard County • Membership Advocate and Special Events Coordinator Fairway Hills Golf Club Lisa Wynne, 410-730-5980 [email protected] 5100 Columbia Road • Chairperson • Co-Chairperson Columbia, MD 21044 Golf Advisory Committee: Keith Heilveil, Bill Harris, 410-730-1114 Elected Members: Marco de Palma • Bill Duncan • Keith Heilveil thefirstteehowardcounty.org 1 CA Golf Clubs Voted the Best Golf Course in Howard for 2020 by Howard Magazine County readers, this par-72 course is carved through and around the Maryland timber. Hobbit’s Glen has hosted several Champions Tour events over the year and plays just over 7,100 yards from the back tees and 5,400 from the front. Golfers will enjoy the lush green fairways and the natural features of the area that create an unparalleled golfing adventure. Our beautiful clubhouse features The Turn House Kitchen and Drink, a restaurant and bar with breathtaking views of the golf course and an outdoor dining and entertainment area with a fire pit. The well-stocked pro shop meets all of your golfing needs. Our 26-tee driving range and short-game practice area are open to the public. Hobbit’s hosts fundraising tournaments, corporate outings, leagues, clinics and lessons. Monday-Friday,Hours for course, 7:30am-dusk April 1-October 31: Saturday-Sunday, 7am-dusk Monday-Sunday,Hours for pro shop, 7am-7pm April 1-October 31: Hours for course and pro shop, Monday-Friday,November 1-March 9am-dusk 31: Saturday-Sunday, 8:30am-dusk is open daily from the time the pro shop opens until dusk, exceptDriving on range Mondays. On Mondays, the range closes two hours before dusk. For holiday hours, visit ColumbiaAssociation.org/holidayhours.The range will close one Tuesday a month from 10am-2pm for routine maintenance. For specific dates and updates, please check the Course Calendar or Course Maintenance Updates page on HobbitsGlenGolfClub.org 11130 Willow Bottom Road, Columbia, MD 21044 2 410-730-5980 • HobbitsGlenGolfClub.org 3 CA Golf Clubs You don’t need to be a CA member to enjoy Howard County’s best golf value! Moving through woodlands and around bunkers, this par-70 course plays just a bit more than 6,000 yards from the back tees, giving average hitters a chance to score — but with water on 12 of 18 holes, it also forces the bombers to be accurate! Fairway Hills also features a driving range with 23 range tees, a putting green, a practice sand trap, a pro shop, outings, lessons, leagues — and the best hot dogs in Howard County! Hours for pro shop (first tee time is 30 minutes later): Monday-Sunday,April 1-30 7:30am-dusk Weekdays,May 1-September 7am-dusk 30 Weekends, 6:30am-dusk Monday-Sunday,October 1-31 7:30am-dusk Monday-Sunday,November 1-March 8:30am-dusk 31 is open daily from the time the pro shop opens until dusk, exceptDriving for range Wednesdays. On Wednesdays, the range opens at 11am. For holiday hours, visit ColumbiaAssociation.org/holidayhours. 5100 Columbia Road, Columbia, MD 21044 410-730-1112 • FairwayHillsGolfClub.org 4 5 Memberships Rates&Fees All golf memberships cover green fees at Hobbit’s Glen Golf Club and Fairway Hills Golf Club on certain days based on the type of membership. Electronic guest passes* are added to your account each month and allow golf members to bring guests, who can golf without paying green fees. The number of guest passes depends on membership type. To learn more about the many features and benefits of being a CA member, contact Lisa Wynne at Green Fees Green Fees Hobbit’s Glen at 410-730-5980. CA Fit&Play 9 18 CA Fit&Play and 9 18 7Day Golf Members Holes Holes Daily Golf Members Holes Holes Adult Mon-Thu............$26..........$50 Adult Mon-Thu ..................$17 .........$22 •If Eight-dayyou just wantadvance to golf, reservations this is the ideal membership! $ $ • Unlimited green fees every day at both Hobbit’s Glen Golf Club and Adult Fri-Sun .............. 30.......... 58 Adult Fri-Sun.....................$21 .........$28 Fairway Hills Golf Club Junior Mon-Thu*.........$14..........$18 Junior Mon-Thu* ...............$10 .........$16 • Handicap fees Junior Fri-Sun*............$16..........$20 Junior Fri-Sun*..................$12 .........$18 • One guest pass each month Some restrictions apply. Other CA members, Other CA members, 5 Day Golf&Play Columbia Cardholders Columbia Cardholders and guests of members and guests of members For those who enjoy golf in addition to recreational activities, this Adult Mon-Thu............$32..........$64 Adult Mon-Thu ..................$19 .........$28 membership also includes the benefits of the Play membership. • Eight-day advance reservations Adult Fri-Sun ..............$40..........$69 Adult Fri-Sun.....................$24 .........$34 • Unlimited green fees on weekdays at Hobbit’s Glen Golf Club $ $ Junior Mon-Thu* ...............$10 .........$16 (must tee off by 11am on Fridays) Junior Mon-Thu*......... 16.......... 20 • Unlimited green fees every day at Fairway Hills Golf Club Junior Fri-Sun*............$18..........$24 Junior Fri-Sun*..................$12 .........$18 • Handicap fees • All the benefits of Play membership: all 23 outdoor pools; Columbia Swim *Junior rates are only available during Non-members Center with SplashDown; Columbia SportsPark and SkatePark; Columbia non-peak hours (all day Monday-Thursday Adult Mon-Thu ..................$20 .........$29 Ice Rink; and all outdoor and indoor tennis courts (additional fees for indoor) and after 2pm on Fridays, weekends and Adult Fri-Sun.....................$25 .........$37 • One guest pass each month holidays). Mid-day and twilight rates $ $ Some restrictions apply. available on the weekends. Call the pro Junior Mon-Thu* ............... 13 ......... 20 Golf Fit&Play shop at 410-730-5980 or check Junior Fri-Sun*..................$15 .........$24 HobbitsGlenGolfClub.org. This is CA’s premium membership, offering everything in golf, recreation *Junior rates are only available during non- and fitness. It includes the privileges of 7Day Golf and CA Fit&Play peak hours (all day Monday-Thursday and after 12pm on Fridays, weekends and holidays). •memberships, All the benefits as of wella 7Day as freeGolf KidSpacemembership at applicable facilities. • All the benefits of a Play membership: all 23 outdoor pools; Columbia Swim Call the pro shop at 410-730-1112 or check Center with SplashDown; Columbia SportsPark and SkatePark; Columbia FairwayHillsGolfClub.org. Ice Rink; and all outdoor and indoor tennis courts (additional fees for indoor) • All three fitness clubs — Columbia Athletic Club, Columbia Gym, and Supreme Sports Club — and everything in them, including all fitness equipment and non-fee group fitness classes • Advance registration for specialty group fitness classes Weekend rates include Fridays and the following holidays: • KidSpace free at applicable facilities • Two guest passes each month Monday, May 31 Monday, September 6 Thursday, November 25 Some restrictions apply. Memorial Day Labor Day Thanksgiving Day *Electronic guest passes can be used any time, excluding before 1pm on Saturday and Sunday. IndependenceMonday, July 5Day ThanksgivingFriday, November holiday 26 Individuals who live within 25 miles of Columbia are limited to six visits per calendar year, per household, to all CA facilities combined as the guest of a member. 6 7 Rates&Fees Pro Shops Ace Card Driving Range Buckets The pro shops at Fairway Hills Golf Club and Hobbit’s Glen Golf Club can meet and Keys your golfing needs at competitive prices. The Ace Card includes a 2020 MSGA Both locations carry golf bags, shoes, gloves, balls, sunglasses and accessories handicap fee, 26 small buckets of balls and The driving ranges at Hobbit’s Glen from popular brands such as Callaway, Titleist, Footjoy, and TaylorMade. Bermuda a $5 discount on every 18-hole cart or and Fairway Hills are open to the public. Sands apparel can be purchased at Fairway Hills. Hobbit’s Glen also carries leather green fees, and $2.50 off nine-hole carts Players may practice all shots, from clubhead covers and rangefinders, as well as apparel by Travis Matthew and or green fees.
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