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Colorado Golf Club Golf Information Book 2023

Colorado Dear Member: The golf season at Colorado Golf Club is almost upon us. This year Colorado Golf Club will once again be on the national stage, as we serve as a co-host for the 2023 USGA Amateur. The Championship will impact CGC beginning Friday, August 11th thru Wednesday August 16th. We are all getting excited about the upcoming season and wanted to share with you some information that will enhance your experience at the club. Included in this document, you will find information regarding the Club’s policies and procedures relating to Golf Operations along with details on our Men’s, Women's and Junior programs.

CGC Cancelations Policies Regular Starting Times: There will be a $50 charge for anyone not canceling their name off of the tee sheet within 2 hours of their starting time. If a member has guests in these time slots, the member will be charged $50 for each guest.

Events: Members will receive an auto generated note 30 days in advance of all CGC Events. This will be a note reminding members of our 15-day cancelation policy. • Any member who cancels within the 15-day window is subject to the entire entry fee if a replacement is not found for the event. • The Paintbrush and Wildflower have separate cancelation policies.

Golf Club Included in this packet you will find the 2023: • • •

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Golf Rates & Fees Local Rules Pace of Play Policy Music Policy Tee it Forward Initiative Men’s Golf Program Women’s Golf Program Junior Golf Program *Available to your children, grandchildren and friends

As we move through the season, please pay attention to the bi-weekly email of “Cliff’s Notes” that will outline the upcoming events at the Club. If you have any questions at any time regarding the Club, my door is always open. Best wishes for an enjoyable season at Colorado Golf Club. Regards,

Graham Cliff Director of Golf

Colorado 2023 Golf Rates & Fees Guest Fees - Championship Course: • • • • • •

Guests $200 Member with more than 3 guests $250 Member sponsored unaccompanied group $300 Extended Family $100 Junior (Under 18) $75 Twilight $130

Guest Fees - Circle 2 Short Course • •

Guests $20 Guests playing the Championship course on the same day may play the Circle Two short course at no charge

Cart Fees: • •

Cart Fees ~ 9 holes $20 per person Cart Fees ~ 18 holes $30 per person

Caddie Fees: •

A-Single Carry $80-100 per bag

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A-Forecaddie $40-50 per bag

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B-Single Carry $60-80 per bag

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B-Forecaddie $20-30 per bag

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C-Single Carry $30-50 per bag

Golf Club Golf Staff Professional Instruction: 1 Hour 1/2 Hour Member: $100 $60 Junior: $70 $40

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Twilight Green Fees: We will offer a $130.00 green-fee inclusive of golf cart and waive the caddie policy for any member and their guests beginning at 4:00pm from May through September. Twilight will begin at 3:00pm in the months of April & October. Members are welcome to play as many holes as they like during this time.

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Permitted to play anytime with their parents or another member who invites them to play. (Accompanied) Able to play ( Unaccompanied) Tuesday - Thursday at anytime with the ability to bring guests. Unable to play (Unaccompanied) Friday - Sunday and Holidays until 3:00 P.M.

Colorado Local Rules The Detailed Listing of all Local Rules are in The Locker Rooms and on the Notice to Competitors for all Events Immovable Obstructions: All roads, cart paths, stone staircases, and stakes supporting trees are immovable obstructions. In addition, when connected to cart paths, all crushed colored gravel pull offs and walking paths, as well as buried wood bollards are deemed to be part of the obstruction. The player is entitled to relief from lie, stance or the area of his intended swing without penalty – Rule 16.1

Immovable Obstructions near the Putting Green: Relief under this Rule is only available when both the ball and the obstruction are in part of the general area that is cut to fairway height or less. The player may take relief under Rule 16.1b if an immovable obstruction is on the line of play, is within two club-lengths of the putting green and is within two club-lengths of the ball – Model Local Rule F-5. Aeration Holes:

In the general area, a player may take relief for interference from an aeration hole under Rule 16.1b for a ball that comes to rest in or on an aeration hole. The player may, without penalty, determine the nearest point of complete relief for a ball in an aeration hole and drop a ball within one club-length of this spot that is both in the general area and is no closer to the hole. Interference does not exist if an aeration hole only interferes with the player’s stance. If the ball comes to rest in another aeration hole the player may take relief again under this local Rule – Model Local Rule E-4

Golf Club Drop Zones: For a ball that comes to rest in the penalty area on holes #11 and #17, an additional relief option will be available in the form of a drop zone. The player may use the most forward tee as a drop zone, under penalty of one (1) stroke. Players will also have an option on hole #11 to use the drop zone (White Circle) at the beginning of the fairway, under a penalty of one (1) stroke. Wire Supported Trees: Such a tree is defined as a no play zone. If a ball lies in the general area and a player has interference from this tree for their stance or area of his intended swing, the player must, without penalty, determine the nearest point of complete relief and drop a ball within one club-length of this spot that is both in the general area and is no closer to the hole. If the ball lies in a bunker, the same procedure applies but the ball must be dropped in the bunker to avoid penalty relief – Model Local Rule E-10.

Sandy Areas Any sandy area NOT containing a rake is in the general area (Holes #3 & #7).

Hoof Prints in General Areas and in Bunkers Damage that is clearly identifiable as having been caused by animal hoofs is ground under repair from which free relief is allowed under Rule 16.1. But on the putting green, Rule 16.1 does not apply as such damage may be repaired under Rule 13.1 – Model Local Rule F-13.

Colorado Pace of Play Guidelines In order to ensure that members have an enjoyable time during their rounds, we require that all rounds of golf with tee-times prior to 12:00pm complete their rounds in 4 hours & 15 minutes (4:15) or less. Members who feel this would be unattainable for their groups are encouraged to tee off after 12:00pm. After 12:00pm, your round must be completed in under 4 hours & 25 minutes (4:25) or less. Checkpoints for rounds prior to 12:00pm. • • • • • •

Through Hole 4 in 58 minutes Through Hole 8 in 1 hour and 52 minutes Complete Front 9 in 2 hours and 5 minutes Includes a visit to the Turn Through Hole 12 in 2 hours and 46 minutes Through Hole 15 in 3 hours and 30 minutes Complete 18 Holes in 4 hours and 15 minutes Definition of "Out of Position" Your group will be considered out of position if at any time during the round you do not meet the above check points. Any following group will be considered out of position if it (a) has not met one or more of the above checkpoints and (b) reaches the teeing ground of a par-3 hole and the preceding group has cleared the next tee; reaches the teeing ground of a par-4 hole and the putting green is clear; or reaches the teeing ground of a par-5 hole when the preceding group is on the putting green. Both (a) and (b) must apply for a group to be out of position.

Golf Club Professional Staff procedure for addressing groups that are behind pace Inform the group of their position on the course and that they are behind. The group will have one hole to meet the pace of play guidelines. If the group is still behind after one hole, inform the member that they are still behind and at this time will be required to pick up their golf ball and proceed to the hole that puts them back into position. Once a member of the staff has asked a group to skip a hole, or if any group completes 18 holes in more that the prescribed amount of time, the players’ names will be recorded, and will be passed on to the Golf Committee for further discussion. Members will then receive a communication from the Golf Committee regarding their slow play. If a member has more than one instance of an issue with their pace of play, they will be prohibited from playing prior to 12:00pm, and will be restricted with guest privileges until after 1:00pm for 30 days.

Colorado Music Policy Members and their guests are permitted to play music on personal portable speakers and listen to music while using the facilities at Colorado Golf Club under the following parameters:

Practice Facility

Music is permitted at the Practice Facility ONLY WITH THE USE OF HEADPHONES. In order to provide the best practice environment for all members and guests, amplified music is not allowed on the practice tee, short game area or putting green. Music may not be played from a golf cart, cell phone or other device unless headphones are used.

Golf Course

Members may listen to music via personal and portable speakers as long as the volume of the music does not allow it to be heard by other groups on the course. In keeping with the etiquette and courtesy of the game, please consult other members of your group before turning on any music. If you are playing outside of your regular group, you should ask the other players before turning on music.

Tournaments

For ALL CGC Major events the club has adopted Local Rule Section G-8 in the USGA's Rules of Golf, which prohibits a player in a competition from using a device to listen to music or a broadcast. Penalty for breach of the rule is disqualification. However, the Golf Committee will evaluate this on an event-to-event basis and can make a local rule allowing the use of music. This will be communicated by the professional staff in event announcements.

Golf Club Tee it Forward Initiative For Members - Requirements Members who post more than 80% of their last 20 rounds at Colorado Golf Club from a specific tee-box (e.g. Combo or White Tees) will have the option to play those tees for all of the golf events at CGC. All players who are playing a different tee-box from where the event is being conducted will have their handicaps adjusted under the USGA handicap manual. This would mean, if John Smith played the white tees for 16 or more of his last 20 rounds, he would be eligible to play these tees for all events at the club. A member’s handicap for the event would be calculated for the tees they elect to move forward to. Once a member qualifies to “Tee It Forward” they are required to play those tees for the remainder of the events for the season. At the start of the season, in advance of any event taking place, a member may declare to tee-it forward for the season.

For Guests Any guest whose age plus adjusted handicap is equal to or higher than 70, has the option to move up to the Combo or White Tees.

For Championships For all events containing a Championship flight, all participants playing in the Championship flight will need to compete off of the tees defined by the tournament committee. (Excludes the Parent-Child)

Colorado Old Pal

Men’s Events

Pair up with a pal in a season-long, team match play, single elimination tournament. Teams will play one Net Best Ball. Each team will consist of an “A” player with an 8.0 or lower index, and a “B” player with an 8.1 or higher index. In each match, the lowest handicap player plays at zero handicap and all other handicaps are adjusted accordingly. The Golf Staff will provide official scorecards for each match. The A player maximum index will be an 8.0 regardless of if his handicap index rises above this during the season. Teams will be seeded within brackets by a blind draw. All matches are scheduled at the members’ convenience but must be completed by the designated dates below. If players are not able to complete a match by the final date, the team that shows up to the first tee on the final date will be awarded the match. - Indexes as of March 1st will be used to determine A & B Partners Old Pal Dates

Deadline: Round 1 - May 28th Round 2 - June 25th Round 3 - July 30th Round 4 - August 27th Semi-Finals - September 24th Final Match - October 29th

Golf Club Thursday Night Men’s League Season -Long Team Competition

Members are encouraged to form their own teams of 8 to 10 players each. Each week, teams may field multiple two-man teams. The points earned by the top two-man team will be counted towards season long competition. $20 Weekly Cash Game Sign up your two-man team, or as an individual and the golf shop will assign partners to compete within the game of the week. Whether on a team or not, individuals are eligible to sign up on a weekly basis when availability permits. Dates for Men’s League will be May 18th, 25th, June 1st, 8th, 22nd, 29th, July 6th and 13th

Colorado Men’s Events Men’s Opening Day Saturday, May 13th Teams will consist of four players. You may sign up as a single or as a team. Singles will be paired by the Golf Shop. The format for this event will be a Rotating Hot Ball +1. Breakfast buffet and tee times starting at 7:30am.

Men’s Stroke Play Championship Saturday, June 3rd & Sunday, June 4th The Stroke Play Championship is a 36-hole event and includes the Men's Championship and Net Flights. The Championship flight is played at scratch. Net flights are determined by handicap index. These flights will play at 95% of course handicap with a net double par max.

Senior Stroke Play Championship Wednesday, May 24th & Thursday, May 25th All members aged 55+ are invited to sign up for this 36-hole Individual Stroke Play Tournament. This event will decide the Senior Club Champion at CGC. The Championship flight will be played from the Paintbrush Tees. We will also have a gross flight for ages 61-70 and ages 71 and over. *There are NO CGC Cup points awarded for this event

Golf Club Men’s Guest Days The men’s guest day events in 2023 will feature two unique one-day team tournaments. Each event will feature a different format and course setup, designed to appeal to a variety of members and guests. All of the events begin with lunch at 11:30am and a shotgun start at 1:00pm. There will be a players’ reception with prizes, hors d’oeuvres and cocktails following golf.

The “Not So” Gentle Ben Wednesday, June 28th Teams will consist of one member and one guest, partnered with another 2man team. Teams will be playing a rotating best ball format. One Best Ball on the par 5’s, two Best Balls on the par 4’s, and three Best Balls on the Par 3’s.

The Major Wednesday, August 30th

Teams will consist of one member and one guest, partnered with another 2man team, playing a Two Net Best Ball format. The course setup will be similar to that used for the 2010 Senior PGA Championship, the 2013 Solheim Cup and the 2019 Mid-Am with tournament pins.

Colorado Men’s Events Paintbrush Wednesday, July 19th - July 22nd The entire field has been divided into flights of six two-man teams. Each team plays five 9-hole matches, playing each team one time within their respective flight. Each match represents nine possible points. Teams get one point for winning a hole and one-half point for tying a hole.

Men’s Club Championship Qualifier Saturday, July 15th This event is available for players looking to qualify for the Championship Division of the Men's Club Championship. Qualifiers will consist of the lowest 15 qualifying scores from the qualifier, plus the defending Champion. *All golfers in the Championship Flight who win their first round match automatically qualify for the CGC Cup. * Must be registered for The Club Championship to participate in qualifier

Men’s Club Championship Friday, July 28th - Sunday, July 30th

Excluding members who qualify for the Championship Flight, all players will be paired in flights based on their handicap index. Players will play matches on Friday and Saturday, and a final match Sunday if they win their prior match. Those eliminated in the first round of the Championship Flight will make up the First Flight. Flight winners from each Men’s Division will qualify for the CGC Cup

Golf Club Coore-Crenshaw Saturday, August 19th & Sunday, August 20th The Coore-Crenshaw Member-Member consists of two flights based on combined handicap index. Money raised in the Calcutta will stay in its respective flight. Minimum bid for the Calcutta is $1000 per team. There will also be pari-mutuel wagering available Friday evening.

CGC Cup Friday, September 22nd & Saturday, September 23rd The CGC Cup is a member event that follows the Ryder Cup format with 48 members qualifying and competing over two days. Four-ball matches will take place Friday morning, Foursome matches will be Friday afternoon and each player will compete in a singles match Saturday morning. We will continue with a point system where all members who play in our Major Events, Guest Days, Saturday Games and Thursday Night League will receive points much like the PGA Tour’s Fed Ex Cup. These points will determine the Captain’s picks for the remaining spots of the CGC Cup. Events in which the Champions and or Flight Winners will automatically qualify are listed below.

Automatic qualifiers for the CGC Cup are as follows: •

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Winning Team Captain from 2022 CGC Cup All Golfers in the Championship Flight who win their first round match Flight winners of the 2023 Club Championship The winning team and runner-up team of the 2023 Coore/Crenshaw Cup The winning team of the 2022 Old Pal Winners of each flight in the 2023 Club Championship Winners of each flight in the 2023 Stroke Play Championship Top 4 Finishers in the 2023 Paintbrush 4 Captains Picks The remaining spots will be chosen via our Season Long points standings

Colorado Men’s Events CGC Cup Qualifying Points

Date

Event Name

Participation Points

Season Long

Old Pal

10

Season Long

Saturday Games

10

Multiple

Men’s League (weekly)

5

May 13th

Opening Day

20

June 3 – June 4

Stroke Play Champ

20

June 24

Parent - Child Champ

20

July 19 - July 22

Paintbrush

40

July 28 – July 29

Club Championship

20

August 19 - August 20

Coore/Crenshaw

40

June 28 & August 30

Guest Days

20

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Colorado All women members of Colorado Golf Club are encouraged to participate in all of the following events. The WGA Committee works with the Professional Staff to plan all events.

Ringer Book Would you like to know your score if you played your very best on every hole, all in one day? WGA members may sign up in the Ringer Book and record their best score on each hole throughout the season. No fee. Opens Monday, May 1 and closes Sunday, September 10th.

Tuesday Ladies Days Ladies Day will be Tuesdays throughout the golf season with a “game of the day” identified each week. There will be an 18-hole and 9-hole division to fit all levels of playing ability. There will be a mandatory $5 Cash game during each ladies day. *Sign-up closes at 12:00pm on the Saturday prior to Ladies Day

Golf Club Women’s Events WGA Season - Long Match Play The format is Four-Ball Match play (Best Ball). All players will receive 90% of their handicap, wheeled off the low player in the Match. The Golf Shop will provide official scorecards and rules for each match. Choose your own partner and sign up as a team. The Professional Staff will help to pair up individuals as needed. There are no handicap limitations between partners. All matches are scheduled at the members' convenience but must be completed by the designated deadlines. All first-round winners will advance to the next round, and all first round non-winners will enter the consolation division. *The field will be limited to the first 16 teams that sign up.

Round Deadlines Round 1 - May 28th Round 2 - June 25th Round 3 - July 30th Finals - August 27th

Colorado Ladies Social Kickoff Wednesday April 19th You are invited to meet with old & new friends for an introduction to CGC's Women's Golf Association (WGA) events and for the non-golfer women's social events for the 2023 season. Included will be an introduction to your Professional Golf Staff, WGA Committee members as well as highlights of the women's and couple's golfing events. At the end of this informative meeting, plenty of time will be allotted to socialize.

Ladies Sunrise Scramble

Tuesday, May 9th Teams will consist of four players. Groupings will be created by the Professional Staff using the ABCD Team Format. Breakfast will start at 7:30am and the event will be a 8:30am shotgun start with lunch and awards following golf.

Stroke Play Championship

Saturday, June 3rd & Sunday, June 4th The Stroke Play Championship is a 36-hole event and includes both the Ladies Championship and Net Flights. The Championship flight is played at scratch. Net flights are determined by handicap index. These flights will play at 95% of course handicap with a net double par max.

The Wildflower Thursday, June 15th - Saturday, June 17th The Wildflower has proven to be the marquee event of the season. The event consists of 36 holes played on the Championship course. The schedule will consist of complimentary Thursday practice rounds, with a players’ party that evening. Competition starts Friday morning with an 8:30am shotgun start followed by lunch. The schedule will be repeated on Saturday. There will be a 10-stroke maximum differential between partners’ handicaps. All guests must have an official USGA handicap. Entry fee includes all golf, carts on Friday and Saturday, tee gifts, prizes, unlimited beverages, and all food.

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Women’s Events

Club Championship Friday, July 28th - Sunday, July 30th The Championship Flight will be made up of the 8 players with the lowest handicap indexes playing at scratch. All other flights will be made up of 8 players based on handicap index. Players will play matches on Friday and Saturday, and a final match Sunday if they win their prior match. Those eliminated in the first round of the Championship Flight will make up the First Flight.

Ladies Member / Member Friday, September 8th - Sunday, September 10th The format will be best ball of partners. There is a USGA recommendation of a 8 stroke maximum differential in handicap index between partners. If partners have a greater differential in handicap index, the higher member will be adjusted down accordingly.

Ladies Guest Day “The Classic” Tuesday, August 1st With emphasis on providing a friendly atmosphere, “The Classic” is a great way to showcase Colorado Golf Club to your friends from other clubs. Teams will consist of one member and one guest. Ladies will play a two-net best-ball of the foursome.

Colorado Women’s Events Ladies Sunset Scramble Tuesday, September 19th Teams will consist of four players. Groupings will be created by the Professional Staff using the ABCD Team Format. Breakfast will start at 8:00am and the event will be a 9:00am shotgun start with lunch and awards following golf.

Champagne Cup Tuesday, September 26th The Champagne Cup is a member event that follows the Solheim Cup format with 28 members qualifying and competing in a one day event. The format is four ball match play. Members qualify by accumulating points from our Major Events, Guest Day, Tuesday League and Saturday Games. Points are awarded based on the following chart. Of the field of 28, there will be 2 captains picks appointed as well as automatic qualifiers for the winners of the 4 major events: Stroke Play Champion, Match Play Club Champion, Wildflower Champion and the Member-Member Champions. Flight winners for the Stroke Play and Club Championship will also qualify. Winners of the seasons WGA Match Play will round out the automatic qualifiers. All remaining spots will be based on the highest point totals accumulated through the season. The last day to receive points for the Champagne Cup will be Sunday, September 10th. A detailed list, ranked by season-long points received is available throughout the season on the website.

Golf Club Season Long Points for Ladies

*Cutoff Date for Participation Points is September 10, 2023 EVENT

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LADIES PLAY DAYS 9 & 18 Holes (Includes Sunrise Scramble) Participation 5 ———————————————————————————————–—— SATURDAY GAME (Only receive points if you did not participate in the Ladies game that week) Participation 5 —————————————————————————————————– RINGER Book Participation 10 —————————————————————————————————– GUEST DAY “The Classic” Participation 10 —————————————————————————————————– SEASON-LONG MATCH PLAY Participation 10 Overall Champions Automatic Qualifiers —————————————————————————————————– CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS (Stroke & Match) Participation 20 Overall Champion & Flight Champions Automatic Qualifiers —————————————————————————————————– WILDFLOWER Participation 20 Overall Champion Automatic Qualifier —————————————————————————————————– MEMBER/MEMBER Participation 20 Overall Champions Automatic Qualifiers ——————————————–———————————————————

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2022 Member—Member Champions Ally and Lori Naes

Colorado Mixed Events Parent - Child Saturday, June 24th The event is open to all combinations of parents and children (children, children-in-law, parents, parents-in-law, grandchildren). The event will kick off with a Friday evening dinner and social, where we will introduce the field of two-person teams and unveil the pairings. The competition features three divisions, Championship Gross, Championship Net, and Scramble. The Championship divisions will play 18 holes of Four-Ball Stroke Play (Best-Ball) and the Scramble division will play an 18-hole Scramble.

Couples 9 & Dine Friday, August 25th Each hole's scramble score will earn points via the stableford scoring system. Upon submitting their team scorecard, their overall point total decides the number of playing cards they receive from a freshly shuffled deck. The team who creates the best 5 card poker hand with their awarded cards will be deemed winners. Couples are encouraged to sign up as a pair or with another couple (Member or Guest)

Golf Club Mixed Events Couples’ Club Championship Sunday, September 17th The Couples will compete in both Gross and Net divisions. Winners of the Gross division will be crowned the Couples Club Champions. There will be a theme for the event with a prize for the best dressed couple. The format for this event is Chapman. Both players hit a tee shot, then switch to play their partner's ball. Following this shot, the ball in the most favorable position is selected and partners alternate from that point until the ball is holed.

Wildbrush Saturday, October 7th Teams will consist of 3 Men and 1 Woman. Members can form their own team or sign up individually to be paired by the Golf Shop. *Guests are welcomed and will be charged the appropriate guest fee in addition to the event fee* On the Front - 9 The two best balls are recorded on each hole. The Woman's ball must count as 1 of the best balls on the Par 3's and 5's. On the Back - 9 The two best balls are recorded on each hole using rotating hot-ball, plus one best ball. The Woman will have 3 hot ball holes and the Men will each have 2.

Colorado Junior Golf Children, grandchildren and guests of CGC members (under the age of 18) are eligible for the Club’s Junior Programs, with the exception of PGA Jr. League.

Three-Day Junior Golf Camp 9:00 am – 1:00 pm: June 27th– June 29th This camp gives children three consecutive days of fun both on the practice area and the Circle Two short course. Campers will be divided into age/ ability and enjoy developmentally appropriate activities and instruction. Snacks, lunches, prizes and Junior Camp gifts will be given to all participants. Cost $400* *Registration fees cannot be prorated for missed dates

Junior Club Championship Wednesday, July 26th The Junior Club Championship will be a one-day event, which will consist of multiple divisions based on gender and age. This event is for juniors 18 or younger, the low score from the 14-18 age division will be the overall Junior Club Champion.

Golf Club Beginner Programs Instruction Designed to ignite a love for the game that lasts a lifetime (Juniors age 4-11)

Junior Indoor Program - 6 weeks 4:30 – 5:30pm Feb 23rd

Mar 2nd, 9th, 16th, 23rd , 30th

1-hour classes held in the CGC simulator rooms that put the FUN in fundamentals.

Cost $300* *Registration fees cannot be prorated for missed dates

Spring Swing Program - 6 weeks 4:30– 5:30pm Apr 6th, 13th, 20th, 27th

May 4th, 11th

1-hour classes held on the practice facility that put the FUN in fundamentals.

Cost $300* *Registration fees cannot be prorated for missed dates

Junior Summer Program - 6 weeks 9:00am – 11:00am June 7th, 14th, 21st July 6th, 12th, 26th* (July 26th 9:30 -11:00am Junior/Parent Party)

Developmentally appropriate instruction, games, and competitions designed to keep golf fun & engaging throughout every stage of development.

Cost $400* *Registration fees cannot be prorated for missed dates

Fall Fanatics Program - 7 Weeks 4:30pm – 6:00pm Aug 18th, 25th

Sept 1st, 8th, 15th, 22nd, 29th

30 minutes of team/skill building games followed by 1-hour on the par 3 course.

Cost $450* *Registration fees cannot be prorated for missed dates

Colorado Advanced Jr. Programs For Juniors who aspire to join a school golf team or play competitively (Juniors age 11-17)

Advanced Spring Swing Program - 6 weeks 4:30 - 5:30pm

Wednesdays

Apr 5th - May 10th

1-hour classes held on the practice facility.

Cost $300* *Registration fees cannot be prorated for missed dates

Advanced Junior Summer Program - 6 weeks 12:00 pm - 1:30pm

May 31st June 7th, 14th, 21st

July 6th, 12th

Developmentally appropriate instruction, games, and competitions designed to keep golf fun & engaging throughout every stage of development.

Cost $400* *Registration fees cannot be prorated for missed dates

Advanced Fall Fanatics Program - 7 Weeks 9:30am - 11:00am Aug 19th, 26th

Sept 2nd, 9th, 16th, 23rd, 30th

30 minutes of team/skill building games followed by 1-hour on the par 3 course.

Cost $450* *Registration fees cannot be prorated for missed dates

Golf Club PGA Junior League For juniors ages 6-13

Preseason Practice - 6 Weeks 4:00pm – 5:30pm Saturdays Apr 22nd - May 27th 30 minutes of team/skill building games followed by 1-hour practicing match format & on-course etiquette on the par 3 course.

Cost $400* *Registration fees cannot be prorated for missed dates

Regular Season Vs. Cherry Hills, Cherry Creek & Denver CC (2) Family Practices, (3) Home & (3) Away Matches

Cost $500* (+$99 Jr. League PGA Fee)

*Registration fees cannot be prorated for missed dates

Postseason Practice - 7 Weeks 4:00pm – 5:30pm Saturdays Aug 19th - Sept 30th 30 minutes of team/skill building games followed by 1-hour practicing match format & on-course etiquette on the par 3 course.

Cost $450* *Registration fees cannot be prorated for missed dates

Colorado Guidelines Overview Guest Privileges In order to provide flexibility to members wishing to bring guests to Colorado Golf Club, the following guidelines are in effect for 2023: •

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Golf Members with up to three (3) guests may play anytime Tuesday through Friday. Golf Members with up to three (3) guests may play after 12:30 p.m. on weekends and holidays. -excluding Cottage Guests, and Extended Family

Guest fees and merchandise can be charged to the host member or paid by the guest’s credit card. Any group in which there are more guests than members are required to take a forecaddie

Extended Family Immediate Family Member Members Children who have aged out (25 years of age +) are Extended Family and are permitted to play up to 2 times a month at the Extended Family rate of $100 • These guests are exempt from guest tee-time restrictions

Extended Family Member Applies to guests of the member who are his/her: son, daughter, son-in-law, daughter-in-law, grandparent, grandchild, father, mother, father-in-law and mother-in-law.

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Practice Facility

The practice facility will be open 30 minutes before the first tee time. Closing times will vary based on weather, maintenance requirements and daylight hours. The practice facility will regularly close one hour before sunset on Sunday, and at 5:00 pm on Thursdays.

Circle 2 Short Course

Members must book a starting time for Circle 2. You can do this via the CGC App or by calling the golf shop. Please check in at the Practice Tee with the staff or the Golf Shop before play.

The Short Course is “walking only.” Accompanied guests are welcome at a $20.00 Charge. Guests who play the Championship Course on the same day may play Circle 2 at no charge.

Colorado Guidelines Overview Caddie Policy

A forecaddie is required when guests outnumber members in the group. Caddie fees must be paid in cash or charged to a member account. Our Caddie Master Mike Engler will visit with you prior to your round to introduce your caddie and answer any questions. Caddie fees range from $40.00 to $100.00 per player inclusive of gratuity, depending on Caddie level and service provided. Colorado Golf Club is also a proud supporter of the Chick Evans Caddie Scholarship. Look for more information via email later this season.

Dress Code

Proper golf attire is always required of Members and Guests while on Colorado Golf Club property. Denim, Cargo shorts or pants, running or tennis shorts are not permitted for golf. Men & Boys – Shirts with collars or mock necks and sleeves and slacks or Bermuda shorts of lower-thigh length are considered appropriate attire. Cargo shorts or pants, tank tops, tee shirts, mesh shirts, sweat pants, warmup suits, blue jeans, swim wear, short shorts, cut-offs, gym shorts, tennis outfits or other athletic shorts are not permitted. For Gentlemen, hats are not permitted in the clubhouse. Shirts must be tucked in.

Golf Club Women & Girls – Dresses, skirts, slacks, mid-length shorts and blouses are considered appropriate attire. Leggings, Yoga pants Halter tops, tee shirts, cut-offs, sweatpants, warm-up suits, blue jeans, swim wear, tennis dresses, short shorts, or other athletic shorts are not permitted. This dress code is mandatory for all players. Improperly dressed golfers shall be asked to change before playing. If you are in doubt concerning your attire, please check with the Golf Shop before starting play.

Colorado Guidelines Overview Inclement Weather Policy Member safety at CGC is our utmost priority. As thunderstorms and severe weather are frequent in Colorado. Our Severe Weather Policy is as follows: The Club subscribes to a weather service via Skyview Weather. CGC receives a call from Skyview when lightning or severe weather is in the area. Our current range is set to receive a call when severe weather is within 7 miles, giving us sufficient time to clear the golf course. Following the Skyview call, the professional staff will sound air horns with one long blast, signaling a weather delay. These horns will be blown from the 12th tee, the Clubhouse patio and the Practice Facility. All members are encouraged to cease play and evacuate the golf course once the horn is blown. Members do have the option to play at their own risk at any time during a delay. Staff members will be deployed to pick up members, guests, and caddies who are walking the golf course. All caddies and CGC employees MUST evacuate the course during a weather delay. During a delay, all staff and caddies will remain inside until we receive the “all clear” from our weather service. A member of the CGC Professional staff will notify the CGC Pool as soon as we receive the severe weather call from Skyview. Once the course is safe, The Professional Staff will communicate to the membership that play may resume. Members may at their own risk – wait out severe weather at any of the comfort stations. The pool will be closed during severe weather.

Golf Club Smoking Policy The club’s smoking policy is intended to allow all club members equal enjoyment of the Clubhouse Facilities. As such, smoking is limited to the Men’s and Ladies’ Terraces, and the Paintbrush Terrace (when the Paintbrush room is not otherwise in use). The smoking policy applies to all types of smoking, including cigarettes, cigars, E-cigarettes and pipes. Only at the General Manager’s discretion, may these areas be expanded for special, limited events. (e.g., The Paintbrush)

Colorado Guidelines Golf Carts The following rules are in place to minimize golf cart damage to the native areas: a. Children under 16 are NOT permitted to drive a golf cart b. Strictly use the clearly marked cart entrances/exits to fairways. c. Carts MUST not travel into the native areas. d. Carts are to remain on the paths at all times on Par 3s

Hole-In-One Club

Each member will have the option to join the CGC Hole-in-One Club. $10 will be billed to your account each time a hole-in-one is made with the golfer receiving 1/2 the money in golf shop credit and 1/2 in F&B credit. The hole-in-one club is valid from Opening day in April - The greens being covered in November

Gratuities

Colorado Golf Club is a non-tipping club with the exception of the locker room staff, Valets and recommended tip for caddie services.

Parking

Members and guests will have the option to use valet services or self-park.

Golf Club Guidelines Cell Phone Policy

Colorado Golf Club recognizes that mobile phones and devices are part of modern life and allows courteous and responsible use of cell phones in certain areas. Please always set all devices to silent mode. Discreet text and data usage is permitted throughout the property. Voice Calls - Clubhouse Voice calls are permitted under the following guidelines. Please keep voice calls to a minimum and maintain a low speaking volume as a courtesy to other members and guests. Please do not use the speaker function of your phone. • Voice calls are permitted in the valet circle and parking lots • Voice calls are permitted in the locker bays of the Men's and Ladies' Locker Rooms • Voice calls are NOT PERMITTED in the Clubhouse Lobby, Dining Room, Members' Grill, Golf Shop, Men's Grill and all patios Voice Calls - Practice Facilities and Golf Course • Voice calls are NOT PERMITTED at Colorado Golf Club's Practice Facility. If you make or receive a voice call, please go to the Cottage parking lot • Voice calls are NOT PERMITTED on the golf course, first tee, putting greens or at the Turn

Colorado Guidelines Colorado Golf Club Private Golf Carts Policy Colorado Golf Club welcomes privately owned golf carts. In keeping with CGC’s Rules and Regulations, these carts must match the make, model and color of the current Colorado Golf Club fleet of carts, although numerous options and upgrades are available for member-owners who would like to personalize their cart. The club charges a $1,250 annual trail fee to members who use a qualifying private cart on club property (Championship Course, Short Course, Practice Facility and Pool). For full details on purchasing a qualifying cart or on the trail fee, please contact CGC’s Director of Golf, Graham Cliff. (720.317.2460). Non-conforming privately owned carts are not permitted on club property, except for parking in designated areas in the lower parking lot at the Clubhouse. Access to the Clubhouse parking is via the community trail system only.

Golf Club Private Carts Below are a few reminders and some of the accessories, members may add to their personal carts The current CGC golf carts are manufactured by Club Car. Member Private Carts must match our current fleet color, make and model Accessories may be added to Member Carts: Headlights Larger Wheels Stereo Systems Ball Washers Second row seating Turn Singles Extra Sand and Seed Upgraded seats Colorado Golf Club charges an annual fee of $1,250 for a Trail Fee. The Trail Fee covers all the Primary Member’s and Spouses cart fees for the season.

Members interested in Privately Owned Golf Carts, are recommended to contact Drew Hunter at Colorado Golf and Turf. Drew is the salesman that we work through to lease all of our carts for Colorado Golf Club. Drew Hunter [email protected]

Colorado

Graham Cliff PGA Director of Golf - [email protected]

Chris Murzyn PGA Assistant Golf Professional - [email protected]

Justin Beaudu PGA Assistant Golf Professional - [email protected]

Grady Meyer Assistant Golf Professional - [email protected]

Mike Engler Caddie Master - [email protected]