Do we need to book a tee time?

Yes, we highly recommend booking a tee time. You can conveniently book your tee time online. Click here to book one today!

Can I pay for my tee time online?

No, we are currently not taking payment online. A credit card is required to hold your time but it will not get charged unless you no-show for your tee time.

Is there a dress code?

Golf Course Dress Code Policy

To ensure a respectful and enjoyable experience for all guests, the following dress code policy applies to all players and visitors using our facilities. This policy is designed to align with the traditions of golf while remaining inclusive and accessible.

General Guidelines

• All players are expected to wear clean, neat, and appropriate golf attire at all times while on the course, driving range, or practice areas.

• Clothing should be free from offensive graphics, language, or harsh/offensive logos.

• Shoes: Golf shoes with soft spikes or athletic shoes are required. Cowboy boots, heeled shoes and metal spikes are not permitted.
  

Why does the Golf Course and Practice Greens close when there is frost?

Understanding Frost Delays at Golf Courses

For golf courses open year-round, it’s not uncommon to experience overnight temperature drops that lead to frost forming on fairways and putting greens. While some courses may allow regular play in these conditions, others implement a "frost delay" or use temporary greens to protect the course. A frost delay typically pushes all tee times back until the frost has melted, which happens once the ground has warmed up enough. Ignoring frost and continuing regular play can harm the grass, leaving it vulnerable to disease and weeds.

What is Frost?

Frost forms when dew freezes, creating a layer of icy crystals on the grass that make it rigid and brittle. Grass blades contain about 90 percent water, which is why they freeze so easily. Walking or playing on frozen grass can cause the blades to snap, rupturing the plant’s cell walls and damaging the grass’s ability to grow properly.

Why Frost Delays Matter

The damage caused by walking on frosted grass isn’t immediately visible, which can make it harder for golfers to understand the importance of frost delays. However, the effects usually appear within 48 to 72 hours, turning the grass brown and potentially killing it.

When and How Frost Forms

You might assume that frost only forms when temperatures drop below freezing, but that’s not always the case. Here are some factors that contribute to frost formation:

• Timing: Frost often forms at sunrise, even if the night air didn’t feel freezing. Grass absorbs heat from the sun during the day but loses it quickly at night, causing the ground to become cooler than the air.

• Temperature: Frost can form when temperatures drop to 4°C (39°F) or lower. It doesn’t need to hit freezing for frost to appear.

• Sky Conditions: Clear skies increase the likelihood of frost formation, as cloud cover acts like a blanket to retain warmth in the ground and air.

By understanding how frost forms and the impact it has on the course, golfers can better appreciate why frost delays are necessary. Protecting the health of the greens ensures a better playing experience for everyone.

What is happening to the Driving Range?

We have some exciting news! We will be undergoing a construction project that will change the Driving Range Structure. We ask our valued customers to please have patience as we take on this project. Please expect temporary closures throughout 2025. All updates will be listed below. Keep checking back to learn more.