Operation 36 Golf

$180/Golfer

Adult Practice + Play Clinic
Tuition & Schedule

(4) 1 Hour Weekly Lesson Sessions

(2) Op 36 9-hole* On Course Training Sessions *($19/$25 green fee)

Access to Op 36 Mobile App ($40 value)

Ladies 9 hole league: Play Thursday Mornings, Shirleen Piela, President.  Email: sjamp333@live.com

 Ladies 18 hole League: Play Tuesday Mornings, Nancy Jackson, President. Email: nancyjnails@msn.com

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Ute Creek Ladies 18-Hole Golf Association

Welcomes new members year 'round.

Ladies play weekly on Tuesday mornings beginning the last week in April and ending in October.

For more information contact Marcia Elgar at mjm0324@comcast.net 303-898-8758

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Ute Creek Ladies 9-Hole Golf League

Every Thursday morning  April - October

Non competative

Contact Sue at 303-775-0722

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~All programs are drop-in programs so there is no registration or pre-registration, please just show up to the events that apply to you and enjoy.~

COVID-19 Boulder County Public Health Guidelines will be adhered to

First Step Junior Golf Camp

When:  Every Monday beginning June 7 and ending August 16.

Time:  From 10:00am to 11:30am.

What:  Group Lessons for primarily brand new Junior Golfers under the age of 9.  Beginner skills are taught, with an emphasis on having fun and being safe.

The City of Longmont Golf Courses will no longer notify on course golfers of inclement weather and lightning in the area by sounding an air horn.

In case of lightning, individual golfers already on the course are responsible for monitoring weather conditions and deciding if continuation of play is safe.

As soon as you hear thunder seek the clubhouse, the lowest elevation area or a large enclosed vehicle.

If sudden, close-in lightning does not permit evacuation:

If you have questions about this new policy, please talk with one of the Golf Course staff.

Thank-you

City of Longmont

Rule 1 – The Game, Player Conduct and the Rules

Notable Changes

Concept of “Serious Misconduct” introduced.  Focuses on a player’s actions as well as underlying intentions – brings etiquette into the Rules.

Committee may create a “Code of Conduct” that applies golf penalties to actions that are not a breach of a Rule.

“Reasonable Judgment” standard introduced to recognize that players are regularly required to make estimates when applying the Rules and often cannot be precise.