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Christmas Sale
Our annual Christmas Sale is fast approaching, and this year we have
decided to extend the sale from December 1st through December 24th!
Everything in the Pro Shop
will be discounted 10-35% off!
In
addition, new ladies apparel is scheduled for arrival around December
15th.
Here are some great gift
ideas for the holidays:
Footjoy
Contour Closeout - $75
Footjoy
Superlites Closeout - $60
Ashworth Winter Apparel is 35% off
Callaway, PING, Titleist, and
Footjoy hats starting at $12
Page &
Tuttle Shirts and Windbreakers just $25
All
Ladies Apparel only $20
Sofjoy
gloves are on closeout -
1 for $10 or 2 for $18
Golf
Bags are 15-35% off and
include a free round of golf
PING,
Odyssey, Rife, and Yes
putters are 15-35% off and
include a free round of golf
Callaway Diablo Series -
Drivers for $175
Fairway Woods for $125
Hybrids for $100
Awards Program
Over the
past several years we have offered our members and regulars access to
the Awards Program, which gives the player a free cart fee every ten
rounds.
It is with
regret that we must end this program on December 31st due to financial
concerns. However, we will continue to explore new and innovative
ways to provide our valued customers with incentives and discounts on
golf and merchandise, including great deals via this newsletter.
We would
like to thank all of our customers for their continued support as we try
to improve our great facility during these difficult economic times.
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Online
Booking
Online tee time
booking is here! You can reserve your time up to 6 days in advance.
Visit TeeItUp.com to get
started
Golf Tip of the Month
Drop it in the Right Place
When you find yourself in a water hazard,
you have several options, including:
1) Play from within the hazard.
Note: You may not ground your club unless making a stroke.
2) Drop at the spot from where the
previous ball was hit. If this is the tee box, you may tee it
up.
3) Drop the ball on an imaginary line
that is drawn from the hole to the spot where the ball
crossed into the hazard. You may drop as far back on this
line as you want, but it cannot be closer to the hole than where the
ball crossed the hazard.
Many people think that you may drop on
the line of flight, but there is no such rule in golf.
4) Drop within two club lengths of where
the ball crossed into the hazard, but no closer to the hole.
5) Drop on the other side of the hazard
at a point that is equidistant to the hole.
6) Drop in a drop zone if one is
provided.
Knowing the rules can
save you time and strokes, and may help you to win your match! |