SLOW PLAY detracts seriously from the enjoyment of golf. When groups fall behind, the course backs up; tee offs are delayed and golfers become impatient. Letting groups through adds to the problem of slow play. The group that goes through benefits but there is additional delay while that happens and the remaining groups are still held up. The solution to slow play is for groups to KEEP PACE with the players ahead. Then, there are few delays and all the golfers benefit.

• Ensure the first groups playing early morning, play in four hours.
• Following groups will be ask to play par 4's and par 5's in a maximum of 15 minutes in average
  (18 holes X 15 minutes = 4 hours and 30 minutes).
• First Slow Play Violation - the group will be asked to catch up to the group ahead.
• Second Slow play Violation - the group will be asked to pick up their balls and catch up within one stroke of the group ahead. Then, they may continue play.
• Third Slow Play Violation - the group may be asked to leave the course

• The blue jeans are not accepted.
• Foot Wear: Metal spikes are prohibited.
• Sandals are not accepted (golf sandals with spikes will be accepted).
• For ladies, the shirt should have a collar and/or sleeves or a minimum of inches between the shoulder and neck.
• For men, the shirt must have sleeves preferably polo style (with collar).
• The short pants should be bermuda style (near the knees).