- All players shall check in with the golf shop and practice proper golf etiquette at all times.
- Golfers are required to pre-pay the walking green fee online or on the Flatirons Golf Course app.
- Tee Times cancelled 24 hours in advance will receive a full refund (if the Golf Course is closed, we will automatically issue refunds).
- Tee Times not cancelled within 24 hours may not be eligible for a refund.
- Due to a limited number, carts are not able to be reserved, but can be paid for at check-in.
- Golf carts are limited to 2 per tee time and single riders will be paired together.
- Golf cart drivers must have a driver's license.
- Players should come prepared to walk if carts are not available at your tee time.
- Spectators are limited to two per foursome of golfers. If they wish to ride, they must check in with the Golf Shop for cart availability and pay the associated cart fees.
- Each player must have their own golf bag and clubs; rental clubs are available.
- Shirts and shoes must be worn at all times on the golf course, practice areas, clubhouse, and restaurant.
- Fivesomes are prohibited.
- Golfers play at your own risk, injury to persons or property as result of your play is your responsibility.
- Alcohol that has been purchased off-site is not allowed to be consumed on the golf course property.
- Dog walkers, bicycle riders, picnickers, or any other unauthorized person shall not be permitted on the golf premises.
- Dogs are not allowed on the course with the exception of service dogs, which will be on leash only and/or on the golf cart at all times.
- Children between the ages of 6 and 10 may play when accompanied by a golfer 16 years or older.
- All golf staff shall be agents of the Director of Parks and Recreation and shall enforce all rules and regulations pertaining to golf.
Violations of Flatirons Golf Course rules and regulations may result in the following consequences:
- The Manager's agents may remove a golfer, or golfers, from the golf course for flagrant violation of course rules or golf etiquette, such as obnoxious behavior, intoxication, damaging the course, and/or refusing to let people through when holding up play.
- The Director of Golf may restrict golfer(s) from the course for a specified time or permanently for flagrant or repeated violations.