Colorado Golf Club Golf Information Book 2017

Dear Member:

I trust you have had a nice relaxing winter. Over the off-season we have been working extremely hard on the tournament schedule as well as the men’s, women’s and junior golf programs. Our goal this season was to maintain a calendar that again was consistent moving forward year to year. We believe this will make your lives easier as you can plan out your personal calendars with the confidence that our Major Club Events will have consistent dates annually. We are all getting excited about the upcoming season and wanted to share with you some information that will en- hance your experience at Colorado Golf Club. We will continue to have the sign-ups for golf events online using www.coloradogolfclub.com

Registration opens for most golf events on May 1, 2017 As in the past, we will be sending separate entry forms for The Paintbrush and The Wildflower. A reminder for all Club events that our cancellation policy is as follows: If withdrawing from a social event or golf tournament more than 48 hours in advance, there will be no charge. If notice is less than 48 hours and the staff can find a replacement, there will be no charge. If less than 48 hours and the staff cannot find a replacement, 50% of the event charge or entry fee will be charged to your member account. For the Paintbrush & the Wildflower, the window will be 7 days rather than 48 hours.

Included in this packet you will find the 2017:

 Men’s Golf Program

 Women’s Golf Program

 Pace of Play Policy

 Local Rules

 Tee if Forward Initiative

 Music Policy

 Golf Rates & Fees

 Junior Golf Program

 Available to your children, grandchildren and friends

As we move through the season, please pay attention to the bi- weekly email of “Cliff’s Notes” that will outline the upcoming events at the Club. If you have any questions at any time regarding the Club, my door is always open.

Best Regards,

Graham Cliff Head Golf Professional 2017 Golf Staff

From Left: Corey Johnson, Corey Zoller, Graham Cliff, Adeline Ekhoff, Mike Engler, Dan Augustine, Chris Murzyn, Anthony Vitale 2017 Golf Staff

Corey Johnson, Corey Zoller, Graham Cliff, Adeline Ekhoff, Mike Engler, Dan Augustine, Chris Murzyn, Anthony Vitale 2017 Golf Rates & Fees Guest Fees: Fri.-Sun. & Holidays Tues.-Thu. Guests $150 $125 Extended Family $75 $75 Children $75 $75

Cart Fees: Cart Fees ~ 9 holes $13 per person Cart Fees ~ 18 holes $25 per person

Caddie Fees: Per Bag Suggested Forecaddie Suggested Per Person Tip Per Person Per Person Tip Per Person A Caddie: $40 $25-40 $20 $10-15 B Caddie: $30 $15-25 $15 $5-10 C Caddie: $20 $5-15 NA NA

Other Fees: Rental Golf Clubs: $50 Club Storage Fee: $125 per year per bag (optional) Practice Facility Fee: $335 per membership per year

USGA Handicap Fee: $55 per player per year

Professional Instruction: Head Golf Professional Assistant Golf Professionals 1 Hour 1/2 Hour 1 Hour 1/2 Hour Member: $100 $60 $90 $50 Junior: $70 $40 $60 $40

Twilight Green Fees: Members may bring guests 6 days a week for twilight golf. We will offer a $50.00 green-fee inclusive of golf cart and waive the caddie policy for any member and their guests starting at 3:00 pm in April, May and Octo- ber and at 4:00 pm from June through September. Members are welcome to play as many holes as they like during this time.

Junior Golf / Family Program:

 There will be no charge for children under the age of 16 to ride in a golf cart if they are accompanied by an adult.

 If any adult member plays with a junior guest under the age of 18 the green fee inclusive of cart will be $75.

 An adult member accompanying a group with two or more junior guests is exempt from the caddie policy. 2017 Local Rules The Detailed Listing of all Local Rules are in The Locker Rooms and on the Notice to Competitors for all Events Immovable Obstruction: All roads, cart paths, stone staircases, and stakes supporting trees are immov- able obstructions. In addition, when connected to cart paths, all crushed col- ored gravel pull offs and walking paths, as well as buried wood bollards are deemed to be part of the obstruction. Immovable Obstructions near the Putting Green: In addition to relief under Rule 24-2, if a ball lies through the green and an obstruction on or within two lengt of the putting green and within two club lengths of the ball intervenes on the line of play between the ball and the hole, the player may take relief.

Aeration Holes: Relief may be taken, through the green, for a ball that comes to rest in or on an aeration hole. Stones in Bunkers: Stones in Bunkers may be removed with no penalty

Embedded Ball: Through the green, a ball that is embedded in its own pitch-mark in the ground may be lifted, without penalty, cleaned and dropped as near as possi- ble to where it lay but not nearer the hole. The ball when dropped must first strike a part of the course through the green.

Distance Measuring Devices: For all CGC events a player may obtain distance information by use of a dis- tance-measuring device.

Ball Drops: A ball that enters the hazards on Hole #11 and # 17 will provide the player with the extra option under the Rules of Golf to use the most forward tee as a ball drop, under the normal penalty of 1 stroke.

Wire Supported Trees: If such a tree interferes with a player's stance or area of his intended swing, the ball must be lifted, without penalty, and dropped in accordance with the procedure prescribed in Rule 24-2b (Immovable Obstruction).

Accidental Movement of a Ball on a Putting Green

(New for 2017) Rules 18-2, 18-3 and 20-1 are modified as follows: When a player’s ball lies on the putting green, there is no penalty if the ball or ball-marker is accidentally moved by the player, his partner, his opponent, or any of their caddies or equipment. The moved ball or ball-marker must be replaced as provided in Rules 18-2, 18-3 and 20-1. This Local Rule applies only when the player’s ball or ball-marker lies on the putting green and any movement is accidental.

2017 Pace of Play Guidelines

All play must be completed within 4 ½ hours or less of their original starting time. In order for this to be accomplished players must reach the below checkpoints at or below the allotted time (15 minutes per hole):

 Through Hole 4 in 1 hour

 Through Hole 8 in 2 hours

 Complete the Front 9 in 2 hours 15 minutes

 Through Hole 12 in 3 hours

 Through Hole 16 in 4 hours

 Complete 18 Holes in 4 hours 30 minutes

Definition of "Out of Position" The first group(s) to start will be considered out of position if, at any time during the round, they do not meet the above check points. Any following group will be considered out of position if it (a) has not met one or more of the above checkpoints and (b) reaches the tee- ing ground of a par-3 hole and the preceding group has cleared the next tee; reaches the teeing ground of a par-4 hole and the putting green is clear; or reaches the teeing ground of a par-5 hole when the preceding group is on the putting green. Both (a) and (b) must apply for a group to be out of position.

Professional Staff Procedure for Addressing Pace Inform the group of their position on the course and that they are behind, also let the group know that we will be watching their pace over the next few holes.

If the group is still behind, inform the member that they are still behind and at this time and will be required to pick up their golf ball and proceed to the hole that puts them back into position.

Once a member of the staff has asked a group to skip a hole, or if any group completes 18 holes in more that the prescribed amount of time, the players’ names will be recorded, and will be passed on to the Golf Com- mittee for further discussion of options to ensure that their future pace of play falls within the club’s guidelines. If a member has more than 1 in- stance of an issue with their pace of play, they will be prohibited from playing prior to 10:00am on weekends and holidays, and will be restricted with guest privileges until after 1:00pm for 30 days.

Saturday-Sunday and Holiday Pace of Play In order to ensure that members have an enjoyable time during our mem- ber only periods of tee-times we require that all rounds of golf with tee- times prior to 9:00am complete their rounds in 4 hours or less. Any mem- bers who feel that this would be unattainable for their groups are encour- aged to tee off after 9:00am. 2017 Music Policy

Members and their guests are permitted to play music on personal portable speakers and listen to music while using the facilities at Colorado Golf Club under the following parameters:

Practice Facility Music is permitted at the Practice Facility ONLY WITH THE USE OF HEADPHONES. In order to provide the best practice environment for all members and guests, amplified music is not allowed on the practice tee, short game area or putting green. Music may not be played from a golf cart, cell phone or other device unless headphones are used.

Golf Course Members may listen to music via personal and portable speakers as long as the volume of the music does not allow it to be heard by other groups on the course. In keeping with the etiquette and courtesy of the game, please con- sult other members of your group before turning on any music. If you are playing outside of your regular group, you should ask the other players be- fore turning on music.

Tournaments For all CGC events the club has adopted Rule 14-3 in the USGA's Rules of Golf, which prohibits a player in a competition from using a device to listen to music or a broadcast. Penalty for breach of Rule 14-3 is disqualification. However, the Golf Committee will evaluate this on an event to event basis and can make a local rule allowing the use of music. This will be communi- cated by the professional staff in event announcements. 2017 Tee it Forward Initiative

In an effort to help our members and guests enjoy the game of golf to the highest possible level we are introducing “Tee it Forward”.

For Members Members who post more than 60% of their last 20 rounds at Colorado Golf Club from a specific tee-box (e.g. Combo or White Tees) will have the op- tion to play those tees for all of the golf events at CGC. All players who are playing a different tee-box from where the event is being conducted will have their handicaps adjusted under Handicap rule 3-5. This would mean, if John Smith played the white tees for 12 or more of his last 20 rounds, he would be eligible to play these tees for all events at the club. A member’s handicap for the event would be calculated for the tees they elect to move forward to. Mr. Smith’s 12.0 index would convert to a 14 course handicap from the white tees, minus the difference in course rating from the tees from where the other competitors are competing. The difference in course rating between the Paintbrush Tees and White Tees is 3 shots, making Mr. Smith an 11 handicap for the event. His Paintbrush Tee handicap for the event would have been a 15.

For Guests Any guest who is over the age of 70 has the option to move up to the Com- bo or White Tees, under Rule 3-5.

For Championships For all events with a Championship flight, all participants playing in the Championship flight will need to compete off of the tees defined by the tournament committee. 2017 Men’s Events Old Pal Pair up with a pal in a season-long, team match play, single elimination tour- nament. Teams will play 1 Net Best Ball. Each team will consist of an “A” player with an 8 or lower index, and a “B” player with an 8.1 or higher index. In each match, the lowest handicap player plays at scratch (zero handicap) and all other handicaps are adjusted accordingly. The Golf Staff will provide of- ficial scorecards for each match. The A player must only play to a Maxi- mum of an 8.0 index regardless if his handicap index rises above this during the season. Members pick their own partners. Players without partners may sign up individually and are paired up by the Golf Staff. Teams will be seeded within brackets by a blind draw. All matches are scheduled at the members’ convenience, but must be completed by the designated dates be- low. All play will be from the Paintbrush Tees

Old Pal Dates Deadline: Match #1: May 31st Match #2: June 28th Match #3: August 1st Match #4: September 6th Final Four: September 30th Championship Match: October 16th 2017 Men’s Guest Days The men’s guest day events in 2016 will feature three unique one-day team tournaments. Each event will feature a different format and course setup, designed to appeal to a variety of members and guests. All of the events begin with lunch at 12:00 pm and a shotgun start at 1:00 pm. A players’ re- ception with prizes, hors d’oeuvres and cocktails follow golf.

Stableford Shootout Wednesday May 24, 2017 Teams will consist of one member and one guest. Stableford points will be earned by the low net score on each hole. The top 10 teams will qualify and compete in a Short Course Shootout to determine overall champion.

The “Not So” Gentle Ben Wednesday June 21, 2017 Teams will consist of one member and three guests playing a rotating best ball format. On the par 5s one Best Ball, par 4s two Best Balls, and Par 3s three Best Balls. This event is limited to the first 22 teams.

The Major Wednesday August 16, 2017 Teams will consist of one member and one guest. The course setup will be similar to that used for the 2010 Senior PGA Championship and the 2013 Solheim Cup with tournament pins. Compete on the course as the Tour players did. 2017 Men’s Events (continued) CGC Cup Thursday September 28, 2017– Saturday September 30, 2017 The CGC Cup is a member event that follows the Ryder Cup format with 48 members qualifying and competing over two days. Four-ball matches will take place Friday morning, Foursome matches will be Friday afternoon and each player will compete in a singles match Saturday morning. We will con- tinue with a point system, where all members who play in our Major Events, Men’s Guest Days, Saturday Games and Thursday Night League will re- ceive points much like the PGA Tour’s Fed Ex Cup. These points will deter- mine the Captain’s picks for the remaining spots of the 2017 CGC Cup. A to- tal of 48 players will compete in this year’s event. We have highlighted the events in which the Champions and or Flight Winners will automatically qualify. We believe there will be at least 4 captain’s picks rounding out the- field. We will keep a detailed list and email it to all members as the points are updated at the end of each event, as well as keep a total posted in the Men’s Locker Room.

Automatic qualifiers for the CGC Cup are as follows:  Winning Team Captain from 2016 CGC Cup  8 qualifiers from the Championship Flight of the 2017 Club Championship  The winning team and runner-up team of the 2017 Coore/Crenshaw Cup  The winning team of the 2016 Old Pal  Winners of each flight of the 2017 Club Championship  Winners of each flight of the 2017 Senior Club Championship  Winners of each flight of the 2017 Stroke Play Championship  Top 3 Finishers in the 2017 Paintbrush  4 Captains Picks CGC Cup Qualifying Points

Participation Date Event Name Points Season Long Old Pal 10 Season Long Saturday Games 10 Multiple Men’s League (weekly) 5 May 20 Opening Day 20 May 24 Men’s Guest Day “Stableford Shootout” 30 June 3- June 4 Stroke Play Champ 20 June 3 - June 4 Sr. Club Champ 20 June 21 Men’s Guest Day “Not So Gentle Ben” 30 June 24 Father-Son Championship 20 August 5 - August 6 Club Championship 20 July 19 - July 22 Paintbrush 40 August 16 Men’s Guest Day “The Major” 30 August 26 - August Coore/Crenshaw 40 27 2017 Men’s Events (continued) Men’s Interclub Colorado Golf Club will be participating in multiple interclub events this season. Eight members and two CGC professionals will be representing CGC at all the matches. Each member is required to play both legs of the home and home competitions. The dates are as follows:

March 2nd - 4th Colorado Golf Club at Desert Forest July 10th -12th Desert Forest at Colorado Golf Club August 1st Colorado Golf Club at Frost Creek August 3rd Colorado Golf Club at CC of the Rockies August 9th CC of the Rockies at Colorado Golf Club August 23rd Frost Creek at Colorado Golf Club

Thursday Night Men’s Golf League There are 2 separate weekly competitions on Thursday evenings. A season long team format, and a weekly competition. Each week Teams are re- quired to have 2 members form a 2-man team to compete in the game. In- dividuals who wish to sign up will be paired with another member to form a 2-man team. If a Team wished to field multiple two-man teams for a giv- en week, they may do so, however, only their best finish will be recorded for the season long competition.

Members are encouraged to form their own teams. Recommended team size is 8 to 10 players per team. Individuals who wish to join a team are en- couraged to sign up and the Golf Staff will assist with team placement. In- dividuals who wish to play certain weeks and not join a team, may sign up weekly.

DATE & TIME: Thursdays, 5:30 p.m. Shotgun Start Note: 8/3 and 8/10 starts at 5:00 p.m.

FORMAT: 2 man formats & handicaps change each week

FOOD & BEV: Dinner after golf each week

ENTRY FEE: $300 per team season long buy in. There is a $10 nightly buy in per player for nightly games. Indi- viduals who wish to play weekly and not be on a Team may participate in nightly games.

Pay-outs Payouts will happen weekly for the game of the night and will be handed out in Cash. The Season- Long Competition will be paid out on August 10 in Cash. Dan Rudden 2016 CGC Cup Champions

Scotland Trip 2016 Scotland Trip 2016 2017 Women’s Events

All women members of Colorado Golf Club are encouraged to participate in all of the following events. The CGCWGA Board works with the Golf Shop and the Social Committee to plan all events.

Colorado Golf Club Women’s Golf Association (CGCWGA) Ladies 18-hole and 9-hole players are encouraged to join the CGC Women’s Golf Association (WGA). Dues for the 2017season are $20 and include end of year prizes based on points earned through participation and performance. Contact the golf shop to sign up.

Ladies Social Night Season Kickoff: Wednesday, May 10th You are invited to meet with old and new friends for an introduction to CGC’s women’s golf events as well as non-golfer women’s social events for the 2017 season. Food will be provided by Chef Bob and his talented staff. Cocktails by subscription. Non-golfers are welcome and encouraged to at- tend.

TGIF 9-hole Golf League Designed for working women Join us for a fun 9 holes after a long work week! Spouses/significant others are invited to join us post game for Happy Hour. Sign up on the tee sheet on Fridays at 5:00pm unless there is a Nine & Dine scheduled. Contact Phyllis Gage [email protected] for more information.

Ringer Book Would you like to know your score if you played your very best on every hole, all in one day? WGA members may sign up in the Ringer Book and record their best score on each hole throughout the season. This season long tournament is flighted and prizes are given through the WGA for the lowest gross scores in each flight. No fee.

Tuesday Ladies Days Ladies Day will be Tuesdays throughout the golf season with a ‘game of the day’ identified each week. Tee times for 18-hole players will be between 8:00am and 9:00am and for 9-hole players between 10-10:30. All partici- pants are encouraged to stay for lunch. Please sign up on the website or by contacting the Golf Shop at 720-317-2460.

PLEASE SIGN UP BY NOON THE SUNDAY PRIOR TO THE DAY OF PLAY! 2017 Women’s Events (continued)

Ladies Home/Home Matches Home/Home matches will be scheduled with Glenmoor Country Club. The lowest 8 handicaps of WGA members that sign up will be chosen for each match. Includes golf, cart, light breakfast and lunch.

Glenmoor Country Club @ CGC - June 29th CGC @ Glenmoor Country Club - July 20th

CGC @ Columbine Country Club - September 13th

Ladies Social Interclub In the 2017 season, there is an opportunity for 10 women from each of 4 clubs to participate at each home club with the goal being fellowship and fun competition. One player from each club will be paired in each foursome. Players must be WGA members and should have a handicap of about 30 or below and will be chosen by lottery if necessary. Includes golf, cart, light breakfast and lunch. June 7th– Valley Country Club July 5th– The Club at Pradera July 13th– Country Club of Castle Pines August 31st– Colorado Golf Club

The Wildflower Thursday June 15th - Saturday June 17th The Wildflower has proven to be the marquee event of the season. The event consists of 36 holes played on the Championship course. The schedule for the 2017 Wildflower will consist of Thursday complimentary practice rounds, with a players’ party Thursday evening. Competition starts Friday morning with an 8:00am shotgun start followed by lunch with the schedule repeated Saturday. There will be a 10-stroke maximum differential between partners’ handicaps. All guests must have an official USGA handicap. In- cludes all golf, carts on Friday and Saturday, tee gifts, prizes, 2 drinks per player and all food.

Ladies Member/Member Tournament Friday July 7th – Saturday July 8th The Ladies Member/Member tournament was introduced in 2012 and was a huge success! The event kicks off with a Par Three Shootout followed by a cocktail party and pari-mutuel betting Friday evening. Golf is a Saturday morning shotgun start at 8AM with breakfast before play and lunch and awards following. The format for golf is Chapman. Players may choose their own partner (10 stroke maximum differential).

2017 Women’s Events (continued)

Ladies Guest Day “The Classic” Tuesday, August 22nd With emphasis on a friendly atmosphere, “The Classic” is a great way to showcase Colorado Golf Club to your friends from other clubs. Teams will consist of four ladies playing in a two best balls of the foursome format. Sign up as a twosome and the golf shop will pair you up, or sign up as a foursome with the team of your choice.

Girls’ Night Out Social & Short-game Clinics Members and their guests are invited to participate in “Girls’ Night Out” Happy Hour and golf clinics. The clinics offer individual instruction in a group setting and will focus on mechanics and fundamentals of specific parts of the game. Members are not required to attend the clinic in order to attend Happy Hour. Clinics begin at 6:00pm and Happy Hour follows at ap- proximately 7:00pm.

Girls’ Night Out Dates -Thursday, April 26th (Rules) -Thursday, May 18th (Rules & Etiquette) -Wednesday, July 26th (Short Game) -Wednesday, August 30th (Full Swing)

Season-long Partner Match Play Tournament The WGA Season Long Match Play will continue again for 2017. The format is FourBall Match play (Best Ball). All players will receive 100% of their handicap, wheeled off the low player in the Match. The Golf Shop will provide official score cards and rules for each match. Choose your own partner, or sign up as an individual. The golf shop will help to pair up individuals as needed. Open to WGA members only.

All matches are scheduled at the members' convenience, but must be completed by the designated dates deadlines. All first round winners will advance to the next round, and all first round non-winners will make up the consolation division. *(New) The field will be limited to the first 16 teams that sign up.

Championships There are gross and net divisions in two major club championships at CGC Stroke Play Championship – June 3, 2017– June 4, 2017 Club Championship – Match Play format – August 5, 2017 – August 6, 2017 Season Long Points *Cutoff Date for Participation Points is Friday, September 2nd

EVENT POINTS Tuesday Play Days 9 & 18 Holes Participation 5 First Place (5 Players) 3 Second Place (6-10 Players) 2 Third Place (11-19 Players) 1 20+ players: event will be flighted

RINGERS (Flighted) Participation 10 First Place (Each flight) 5 Second Place (Each flight) 3 Third Place (Each flight) 2

SEASON-LONG MATCH PLAY Participation 10 First Place 5 Second Place 3 First Place Consolation 3

CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS (Stroke & Match) Participation 10 Champion 10 Runner-Up 5

Net Flight Winners 5 Season Long Points Continued EVENT POINTS WILDFLOWER Participation 15 Shootout Champion 8 Shootout Runner-Up 5 Flight Winners 5

LADIES GUEST DAY Participation 10 First Place 5 Second Place 3 Third Place 1

MEMBER/MEMBER Participation 10 First Place 8 Runners-Up 5

LADIES SOCIAL KICK OFF 5 LADIES SUNRISE SCRAMBLE 5

FRIDAY TGIF Participation 3

HOME/HOME MATCHES & SOCIAL INTERCLUB Participation 5

GIRLS’ NIGHTS OUT Participation 2

2017 Junior Golf

The mission of Colorado Golf Club’s junior golf programs is to teach kids to enjoy the game of golf in a fun and friendly environment. We have created a program that promotes interaction among junior golfers and their families through participation in clinics, junior camps, tournaments and fun competi- tions. Participants in Colorado Golf Club’s Junior Golf Programs not only learn the fundamentals of the game, but also the qualities that make for a better golfer (patience, etiquette and good sportsmanship.) Juniors learn to abide by the rules of the Club and to respect the privileges afforded to them as members of Colorado Golf Club.

All children and grandchildren (under the age of 18) of Colorado Golf Club members are eligible for the Club’s junior programs. Members with chil- dren in the program may also invite guests to attend the programs at the ap- propriate fees. Please call the Golf Shop or visit www.coloradogolfclub.com to sign up.

Junior Summer Program 9:00 am – 11:00 am: June 7th, 14th, 21st, July 12th, 26th, and August 2nd The Summer Program is held regularly on Wednesday mornings, from June through August. Please visit the club calendar at www.coloradogolfclub.com or call the Golf Shop for a detailed list of dates. Clinics are two hours in length and focus on full swing drills, short game techniques and competitions that will hone the skills of the “seasoned” jun- ior while spurring the interest in young beginners. Cost $300 (6 classes)

Junior Golf Camp Three Day 9:00 am – 1:00 pm: June 27th– June 29th This camp gives children three consecutive days of instruction, dividing time between the practice area and the golf course. Campers will receive instruction on full swing mechanics, short game techniques and course man- agement, along with on-course training. Children will be divided into small groups, according to age and skill level. These camps will benefit juniors of all ability levels and are a great introduction to golf at Colorado Golf Club. Snacks, lunches, prizes and Junior Camp gifts will be given to all partici- pants. Games, prizes and a final day party will highlight the class. Cost $300 per camp

. 2017 Junior Events (continued)

Child-Parent Day August 13th This is a Fun Family Event!!!! The afternoon will consist of a skills chal- lenge on the practice facility. After the contests everyone will have the op- portunity to play a family scramble on the Par 3. Awards will be provided to all participants at the conclusion of play along with a family pizza buffet dinner.

Contests on the Practice Facility include: Flop Shot , Pitch it into the Rings, Hit it Through the Rings, The 60 Foot Putt Cost: Club sponsored event (Members are responsible for food and beverage)

PGA Junior League We are excited to announce that Colorado Golf Club will again take part in the PGA Junior League this season. We will be participating in two leagues this year to accommodate the phenomenal demand for the program from our juniors. Teams for 2017 will be Cherry Hills, Denver Country Club, Cherry Creek CC, Castle Pines CC, Pradera, and The Pinery. The league is for jun- iors from age 8-13 and is designed to bring a "Little League atmosphere" to the game of golf, through a fun team scramble format. All teams are open to both boys and girls. PGA Junior League provides a structured league en- vironment for young golfers to compete in a fun and encouraging atmos- phere. This is a great way to get - and keep - kids involved with the game.

2017 Guidelines Overview

Guest Privileges: Guest fees and merchandise can either be charged to the host mem- ber or paid by the guest’s credit card. Non-members who reside in the greater Denver metropolitan area may play the golf course a maximum of six times per year at CGC, not including CGC tourna- ments, irrespective of their host. With the exception of National members’ guests, guest play is not available prior to 11:00 a.m. on Saturdays, Sundays and the following holidays: Memorial Day, In- dependence Day and Labor Day.

Caddie Policy: A forecaddie is required when guests outnumber members in the group. Caddies must be paid in cash or charged to a member ac- count. Our Caddie Master Mike Engler will visit with you prior to your round to introduce you to your caddie and answer any ques- tions. Caddie fees range from $40.00 to $100.00 per player inclu- sive of gratuity, depending on if you have a fore-caddie or carry cad- die. Colorado Golf Club is also a proud supporter of the Chick Ev- ans Caddie Scholarship. Look for more information in the mail later this season.

Dress Code: Proper golf attire is required of Members and Guests at all times while on Colorado Golf Club property. Denim, Cargo shorts or pants, running or tennis shorts are not permitted for golf.  Men & Boys – Must wear appropriate golf shirts that are tucked in, golf trousers or Bermuda length shorts. Hats are not permitted in the clubhouse.  Women & Girls – Sleeveless blouses are permitted as are Bermu- da length shorts and skirts, and golf slacks or culottes.  All Players – Must wear spike-less, soft spike, or rubber soled shoes. When outside hats must be worn with brim forward at all times.

Practice Facility: The practice facility will be open one-half hour before the first tee time. Closing times will vary based on weather, maintenance re- quirements and daylight hours. The practice facility will regularly be scheduled to close one hour before sunset on Sunday, and at 5:00 pm on Thursdays.

Short Course: Tee times are not necessary for the Short Course but please check in at the Golf Shop before play. The Short Course is “walking only.” Accompanied guests are welcome on the Short Course at no charge.

2017 Guidelines (continued)

Golf Carts: The following simple rules are in place to minimize golf cart dam- age to the native areas: a. Fairways: Use the clearly marked cart entrances/exits to fair- ways. b. Native areas: Carts must not travel into the native areas. c. Par 3 holes: Carts are to remain on the paths at all times.

Cell Phones/Mobile Devices: Colorado Golf Club allows limited use of your mobile device. Tex- ting and emailing are allowed on property without being intrusive to others. Phone calls can ONLY be made in your vehicle, the busi- ness office; located in the west wing of the clubhouse or in the lock- er bays in the locker-rooms.

Hole-In-One Club: Each member will have the option to join the CGC Hole-in-One Club. $10 will be billed to your account each time a hole-in-one is made with the golfer receiving 1/2 the money in golf shop credit and 1/2 in F&B credit.

Gratuities: Colorado Golf Club is a non-tipping club with the exception of the locker room staff and recommended tip for caddie services.

Parking: Members and guests will have the option to use valet services or self-park.

Member-Sponsored Golf Events: To learn about the opportunities for members to sponsor golf events this year, please contact CGC’s Event Director, Kent Kidwell at [email protected] or 303.840.5400 x 2459.

Graham Cliff PGA Head Golf Professional - [email protected]

Anthony Vitale PGA Assistant Golf Professional - [email protected]

Chris Murzyn PGA Assistant Golf Professional - [email protected]

Corey Zoller PGA Assistant Golf Professional - [email protected]

Mike Engler Caddie Master - [email protected]