Rules & Etiquette

Red Bridge Golf Club - Rules and Etiquette

Rules

  1. Carts must remain on paths on all par three holes and 90 Degrees unless otherwise posted.
  2. Carts must remain on path around all greens and tee boxes.
  3. Carts must remain on golf course property at all times. No exceptions.
  4. You must be 16 years of age with a valid driver's license to drive a golf cart. No exceptions.
  5. Proper golf attire is required. No Jeans, tee shirts, or cut offs allowed.
  6. Observe weather alerts and weather alert signs. Continued play will be at players own risk.
  7. Soft spikes only. No metal spikes.
  8. Players may not hit into or at homeowner's property or roadways.
  9. Golf is dangerous and can result in death, injury, or harm to property. Red Bridge and affiliated entities assumes no liability. Golf at your own risk.
  10. You are responsible for your errant ball. Please leave your contact information with the Pro Shop, if you have caused any damage to any property. Generally, your homeowner's insurance will cover you.
  11. Private Coolers and beverages may not be brought onto property, but can be purchased at snack bar.
  12. The speed of play is 4 hours and 15 minutes. If you are falling behind, expect a visit from a ranger.
  13. All foursomes have priority. Twosomes may be paired up at any time by Pro Shop.
  14. Groups of more than 8 players will need a credit card to secure tee times.

Basic Golf Course Etiquette

  1. Do not hit into the group in front of you. Yell "fore" if there is a chance of hitting another player.
  2. Stay quiet when another player is hitting or setting up a shot.
  3. After a shot is made from a bunker, smooth the material so a fellow golfer may have a good lie.
  4. Sand all divots and repair ballmarks on greens or expect a visit from a ranger.
  5. On the Green: Never carry your bag while you walk across a green. Try not to walk on your fellow golfers line. Mark your ball with a coin or ball marker so as not to interfere with the other player's putt. Be careful not to damage the green with your club, the flagstick, or your golf spikes.
  6. Play ready golf and keep the pace of play. Nobody likes to wait 5 minutes for another player to hit each shot.