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Golf Course
Hole-in-One Congratulations!
Course Information
Use of Carts
Local Rules of Golf
Basic Rules of Golf - a summary of Hazards, OB, Lost and Provisional Balls, and Unplayable Lies
Pace of Play
Etiquette
Scorecard
Posting Scores - VSGA Policy
Virginia observes an active posting season, requiring the year-round posting of scores for handicap purposes. Rounds played in Virginia during any month will be acceptable for score posting. VSGA members receive an updated Handicap Index twice monthly throughout the year - on the first and 15th of each month throughout the year.
Tournament FYI
If you are a male over 65 and have a double-digit handicap, you may play the gold tees in tournaments at GH.
Hole-in-One
Congratulations to these golfers for great Hole-in-One Shots!
Blake Dudding - Sunday, January 15 - #18
Betty Eheart - Friday, December 23 - #2
Jim Jorgenson - Sunday, November 20 - #2
Patricia Crigler - Sunday, October 16 - #6
Debbie Estes - Thursday, September 8, 2011 - #6
Brice Robertson - Sunday, August 7, 2011 - #14
B. L. Morris - Saturday, July 9, 2011 - #18
P.E. Gianniny - Sunday, July 3, 2011 - #6
Sara D. Haney - Saturday, May 7, 2011 - #2
Chad Morris - Saturday, March 19, 2011 - #18
Dale Dudley - Sunday, March 13, 2011 - #14
Steve Branham - Wednesday, March 2, 2011 - #14
Bill Greer - Sunday, January 30, 2011 - #18
Course Information
The par-71 golf course at The Greene Hills Club in Stanardsville, Virginia measures 6400 yards from the back tees. It was designed by Raymond F. Loving, Jr., ASGCA, and opened for play in 1968. Even though our club is private, the public is welcome to share our beautiful course with our members Monday through Thursday and enjoy one of the best golf experiences in Virginia. Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Holidays are considered weekends at Greene Hills. Based on availability, there may be tee times open to the public for weekend play. We hope to see you on the course soon!
Use of Carts
Only players with a valid driving license may drive golf carts. Signs located adjacent to the number 1 and number 10 tees prescribe limitations on where and how carts shall be driven to avoid damage to the course. The types of access are:
Cart Paths Only: All four wheels must remain on path at all times.
90 Degrees: Drive on the cart path to a point opposite your ball, drive 90 degrees to your ball (even in the rough), play your shot and return to the path at 90 degrees, then use the path to advance to your next shot. Avoid riding in the fairway.
Summer Access: Drive carts on the cart paths and fairways only! Keep carts out of the rough except when crossing at 90 degrees from cart path to fairway and back to cart path. Avoid riding in the rough.
No Carts Signs: These signs indicate the point where carts must return to the path and remain on the path the remainder of the hole.
CARTS MUST REMAIN ON THE PATH ON PAR 3 HOLES
No cart shall have more than two riders; nor should it contain more than two bags. Players must return all carts to the golf shop cart area immediately after completion of use.
Keep all regular or motorized pull carts off tees, at least 30’ from greens and fringes, out of sand traps and off any other sensitive areas such as muddy terrain.
**All players must check in at the Pro Shop. You will receive information about any changes to standard procedures at that time.
Scorecard
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