April Update!
It's officially April! Pollen is in the air, and so is warmer weather; GOLFING weather! We have a few updates for you here:
April 1st – Handicap
Posting Season begins!
Beginning April 1st,
you must post your score after every round.
Maintaining a Handicap Index enables you a wide range of competitive
golf opportunities. Whether it's to
verify your entry into a local, state, or national championship, a club member
guest, Monday outings or used in casual matches with friends maintaining a
handicap is crucial to being able to participate in competitive events. At Laurel Creek you must post your score on
the day you play after every round. Need
a handicap? See a member of our team to
get you set up!
Some key changes for 2024 were
announced. Please click here for a full
update: https://www.usga.org/content/usga/home-page/handicapping/world-handicap-system/2024-revision/WHS-2024-3-Key-Changes.html
Changes to tee time reservations
For all full golf membership
categories, the Board of Directors approved an advanced booking window of 21
days up from 14 days. We hope this
allows you to more easily reserve in advance your tee times. If you have any questions about this change,
please email Bob Hennefer at bhennefer@laurelcreek.org.
We NEED your help; take PRIDE in
your golf course
We have an incredible Grounds
Department led by Superintendent John Slade who take immaculate care of this
golf course for everyone to enjoy. We also
have an incredible golf operations team that is here to make your experience
more enjoyable each and every day. We strive
to provide you with the best possible experience. We also have to enforce some very simple rules
that will continue to help us deliver these exceptional conditions and service
every day, BUT we need your help. We are
asking you to take PRIDE in your golf course:
Practice properly
on the range. Divots in straight lines
and replace shag tubes on short game area
Replace
ALL Divots taken on the golf course, and if practicable use the seed bottles
Impress
your fellow members and guests by playing a round of golf in under four hours
Divot
repair tools; use them on the green! Fix
at least two!
Erase all
footprints in the bunkers by raking your sand trap after play
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