G O L F P O L I C Y & P R O C E D U R E S M A N U A L
D. In cases where property damage has occurred as a result of improper behavior, in
addition to removal from the golf course, no refunds will be made and additional
charges may be assessed depending on the extent of the damage.
E. Normally, removal of a golfer form the golf course will be done only if the golfer
has impaired the health, welfare, or safety of others, has damaged the golf course,
or failed to comply with established rules, regulations, or policies
F. Removal may be approved by the Golf Course Superintendent, Golf Shop
Manager, Supervising Player Assistant, Park Rangers, Sheriff’s Patrol or a
combination of these individuals
G. Removal actions shall be done firmly, politely and only after all the facts bearing
on the situation have been ascertained
H. When in doubt regarding a rule violation or situation that may warrant removal of
a golfer from the course, contact should be made with either the Golf Course
Superintendent, Golf Shop Manager, and/or Park Rangers before taking action
I. If the Golf Course Superintendent or Golf Shop Manager cannot be reached and
the Park Rangers are unavailable, good judgment must be exercised
J. As soon as it is possible to do so, notify the Golf Course Superintendent and Park
Rangers of action (s) taken
K. Prepare a complete written incident report of the situation, including all names,
dates, times and details of the incident, and actions taken, then submit this report to
the Golf Course Superintendent, the Deputy Director, Golf Division, and the Park
Rangers no later than 24 hours following the incident
5.3 Golf Carts
Golf carts shall be operated in a safe manner at all times. The minimum age for renting and
operating a golf cart is 18 years of age. Carts that are operated in an unsafe manner or that risk
bodily injury or damage to the cart or the golf course shall be confiscated from the offending
golfers. The Golf Shop Manager, Player Assistants, and Golf Course Superintendent are all
authorized to take appropriate action if improper operation of a golf cart is observed. Golfers
must sign a rental agreement whereby they are held liable for damage to their assigned golf
cart. All golf carts, both power and pull carts, must be kept 30 feet from greens and tees. All
power carts must remain on cart paths from tee to green, unless advised otherwise. Wet turf
conditions will determine whether golf carts will be permitted off of existing cart paths at each
golf course, on a daily and even hourly basis by the Golf Shop Manager. Management staffs,
or their designated representatives, are responsible for making this determination. Golf carts
are required for Premium Shotgun Events and Weekend Special Events.
5.4 Disabled Golfer Golf Cart Policy
The purpose of the Disabled Golfer Golf Cart Policy is to provide guidance to Golf Shop
Managers that insures that golfers with permanent and temporary disabilities are treated
fairly and that reasonable accommodations are offered to all.