2 meter rule IS in effect. Yellow rope denotes OB line when present.
Hole 1: No OB water (unless you somehow end up in the pond across 9’s fairway).
Hole 2: The streams directly in ...
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2 meter rule IS in effect. Yellow rope denotes OB line when present.
Hole 1: No OB water (unless you somehow end up in the pond across 9’s fairway).
Hole 2: The streams directly in front of the pin and directly behind the pin are OB water hazards. All other water is a casual water hazard.
Hole 3: The stream directly in front of the tee is OB.
Hole 4: The stream below the fairway to the right is OB.
Hole 5: The stream that runs the length of the fairway is an OB stream.
Hole 6: The stream that runs in front of the tee is OB.
Hole 7: Both streams are OB. Disc must be completely surrounded by water. The yellow rope denotes OB behind the pin. The highway and across is OB. There is a drop-zone that MAY be used for drives that are lost or land OB. NOTE: this is a new drop-zone next to the telephone pole, not the old one at the top by the first stream.
Hole 8: The ponds on the left are OB. The pond behind the pin is OB. All tee shots lost or OB MAY proceed to the designated drop zone. Yellow rope behind the pin denotes OB line.
Hole 9: The pond is OB. The stream in front of the pin is a casual water hazard.
Hole 10: All drainage ditches that cross the fairway are casual water hazards. The pond to the right is OB.
Hole 11: The road and across is OB. The parking area is OB. The yellow rope denotes the OB area. The white paint line by the parking lot should be seen as continuing indefinitely. Eyeball it if you have to. The yellow rope behind the pin can be eyeballed to the orange flag by the tee of 12 if necessary.
Hole 12: The road and across is OB.
Hole 13: The road and across is OB.
Hole 14: The parking lot and the access roads and across are OB.
Hole 15: The park road and across is OB.
Hole 16: The marina parking lot is OB. All water is a casual water hazard.
Hole 17: The park road and across is OB.
Hole 18: The parking lot and access roads and across are OB. All water is a casual water hazard.
