2011 Golf Brochure.Pdf

EDGEWOOD COUNTRY CLUB Where Heritage and Excellence Come Together Guest Fees 2011 Golf Rules, Rates & Regulations Guest Fee $55 2011 GOLF RULES Houseguest $30 1. The Golf Professional, for all players and is in- sweat pants, tennis Under 18 $20 Staff, and Golf Committee tended to maintain the dresses, athletic shorts, Weekdays Only Chairman have authority standards desired by the cargo shorts, cut-offs, Unaccompanied $85 for the administration membership of the club. and blue jeans or denim and enforcement of all of any kind are not per- Guest (includes For Men: Shirts with col- cart) golf course regulations mitted. lars and sleeves, slacks, and rules of etiquette. Cart Fees and golf shorts or walking 4. Member shall not bring Full Cart 18 $33 2. Members and their shorts are considered dogs to the course or guests must register in appropriate attire. Collar- range at any time. Half Cart 18 $18 the Pro Shop, obtain or less GOLF shirts are ap- 5. All players are respon- Full Cart 9 $21 confirm a tee time, and propriate. sible for their own safety sign for any applicable Half Cart 9 $12 For Women: Dresses, and play at their own risk. fees before commencing skirts, slacks, golf shorts, Under no circumstances Golf-Only $25 play. Members are en- mid-length shorts or walk- shall the club be held li- 18 Holes couraged to call the Pro ing shorts, and blouses able for failing to warn Golf -Only Shop at 984-9207 to ob- $12.50 are considered appropri- players of hazardous con- 9 Holes tain a tee time before ate attire. ditions or the need to arriving at the golf course Members 16 and under cease play. Tank tops, T-shirts, fish- FREE cart when playing 3. The dress code, as out- with adult. net tops, halter-tops, lined below, is mandatory Push Cart Fees 2011 HANDICAP REGULATIONS Personal $5 (member owned) 1. Handicaps will be com- may participate in Club their lowest score on re- puted under the supervi- sanctioned tournaments. cord. The Pro Shop Staff Rental sion of the Golf Profes- The handicap committee shall assist any Member 18 Holes $14 sional in accordance with reserves the option to needing help with the 9 Holes $7 the current USGA handi- review all handicaps sub- posting procedures. cap system. mitted for use in tourna- Storage 5. The Handicap Commit- ments and competitions. 2. To establish a handi- tee reserves the right to Golf Bag or Push $80 cap, a player must turn in 4. Members are responsi- adjust handicaps for Club Cart a minimum of ten rounds ble for turning in all their tournament play and/or No Charge for push of scores consisting of 18 scores. Any Member fail- to deny any Member en- carts if under the rental holes each. ing to turn in a score may try into tournament play program result in a score being for handicap manipula- 3. Only members with an Full Locker $150 posted that is equal to tion. approved USGA handicap Half Locker $80 Mandatory Range & Handicap Fee (covers Course Architect: George Cobb Head Golf Pro: Craig Berner entire family) $275 Golf Course Superintendent: Troy Anderson Phone: 304-984-9207 Fax: 304-984-2102 E-mail: [email protected] 60-Min Lesson w/ $60 2251 Derricks Creek Road Sissonville, WV 25320 Craig Berner 2011 GOLF COURSE REGULATIONS 1. The course, or any part of it, may be closed to play at any time by the Club Professional and/or Superintendent. 2. Tee times may be obtained by personally talking with the Golf Professional or Pro Shop Staff commencing at 9 am Thursday mornings for the following 7 days. Tee times are required for all play. Golfers arriving at the golf course without a tee time are required to register and obtain a tee time at the Golf Pro Shop. Tee times are assigned by the Golf Professional or Pro Shop Staff. 3. Permission must be obtained from the Pro Shop to start on #10 tee at any time. All play must start on either #1 or #10 tee. 4. Four-ball matches have priority on the golf course. An 18-hole match should be completed in no more than 4 hours and 15 minutes. If any group has a clear hole ahead, proper golf etiquette dictates the next group be invited to play through. 5. Fivesomes may be permitted by the Golf Professional or Pro Shop Staff after 2:00 PM on weekends and at any time on weekdays. Twosomes and threesomes are discouraged on Saturday, Sunday, and holiday mornings prior to 12:00 PM but can be permitted at the discretion of the Golf Professional Staff. Players can be asked to join together to play as foursomes. 6. All beverages must be purchased from the 19th Hole. No personal coolers are allowed on the course. 2011 GOLF CART RULES 1. Electric a. Operation of a golf cart is at the risk of the operator. Persons who are, or appear to be, intoxicated shall not operate a golf cart. Cost of repair to a golf cart which is damaged shall be charged to the member under whose number the cart is issued. b. The operator of a golf cart must be at least 16 years of age or have a valid automobile driver’s license. c. Golf carts are not to be taken off the golf course premises. d. Golf cart must stay on paths on all par 3’s. e. Electric golf carts must stay on the paved cart path unless authorized by signs near the first and tenth tee. At all times, electric carts must stay on the paved cart path around greens and tees as defined by a line marked by the Superintendent. All four tires of the electric cart shall remain on the paved cart path. 2. Pull Carts a. Pull cart users must observe and obey all signs, stakes, roped off areas, and other markers used to guide electric/pull carts. b. Pull carts must stay off tee boxes and shall not be brought past the outer perimeter of the green side features. The outer perimeter of the green side features is defined by a line that runs around the outside of all sand bunkers, grass bunkers, aprons, water hazards and collars that surround the green. 3. Violations - Electric or pull cart rule violations may result in loss of golf cart privileges and/or playing privileges. 2011 GOLF TOURNAMENTS 1. All golf tournaments shall be scheduled first with the Golf Professional then approved by the Golf Committee and the Board of Governors. 2. Sign up sheets for Club events are posted at least one month prior to the event. Cancellation by a Member within 48 hours of the starting time of the event will require forfeiture of the entry fee up to a maximum of $75.00. 3. Only Members, their spouses, and their children are eligible for Club Championships. MISCELLANEOUS 1. Players are expected to observe traditional rules of golf and social etiquette. Players should rake areas of disturbed bunkers and repair ball marks during their course of play. Players shall observe such other rules as may be posted from time-to- time. 2. Members may entertain guests at the golf course upon payment of appropriate fees. 3. Cell phone ringers should be muted on the premises including in the 19th Hole. 4. Players who leave the course after the 9th hole to visit the clubhouse shall forfeit their position on the 10th hole until such time when both the 9th and 10th greens are clear of other players. ENFORCEMENT Consequences of violation of any rules will be as follows: a. Verbal warning by Golf Staff. b. Written letter from the Golf Committee Chairman with copy to the Club President. c. Letter from the Club President suspending golf privileges for a period of time and a fine, if appropriate, to cover any dam- ages to the golf course or equipment. At any point in this process, the member has the right to appeal the infraction to the Golf Professional, Golf Committee Chairman, or Club President. .

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