Updated 4.15.26GOLF303-279-7858GOLF SCHEDULEThe golf course, Golf Shop and all practice areas are closed on Mondays except for certain holidays. Members are not permitted to practice or play golf when the course is closed and are not permitted on the golf course before designated Golf Shop hours. The definitions of In-Season and Off-Season, used throughout this section, are outlined below.• Off-Season: November 1st through March 31st.• In-Season: April 1st through October 31st.GOLF SHOP AND DRIVING RANGE HOURS (Tuesday - Sunday)Hours may be subject to change.January 1 – February 28 10 am – 5 pmMarch 1 – March 31 9:30 am – 5 pmApril 1 – April 30 9 am – 6 pmMay 1 – 14 8 am – 6 pmMay 15 – 31 7:30 am – 7 pmJune 1 – August 31 7 am – 7 pmSeptember 1 – September 30 7:30 am – 7 pmOctober 1 – 14 8 am – 6 pmOctober 15 – 31 8:30 am – 6 pmNovember 1 – November 30 9 am – 5 pmDecember 1 – December 31 10 am – 5 pmFEES1. Guest Green Fees: Guests are restricted to play after 12 pm on Saturdays, Sundays and any holiday. All guests must play with a member and take a cart. Guest Green Fees include the cost of a cart. Any individual Guest is limited to playing eight (8) times per year, unless approved by the Golf Shop.• 18-holes: $150.00 • 9-holes: $85.00• Advance 18-hole tee times can be made one month in advance for $250.00 per golfer.
Updated 4.15.262. Family Guest Green Fees: Family Guest Green Fees are limited to children, grandchildren, siblings, and parents of either the member or spouse. Family guests are strongly encouraged to take a cart but are not required to do so. Family Guest Green Fees include the cost of a cart.• 18-holes: $100.00 • 9-holes: $60.00• Advance tee times can be made one (1) month in advance for $195.00 per golfer for 18-holes3. Social Member Green Fees: Social Members are strongly encouraged to take a cart but are not required to do so. Social Member Green Fees do not include the cost of a cart.• 18-holes: $100.00 • 9-holes: $60.004. Tee Time Penalties: No-show and short-show tee times as well as late cancellations adversely affect our club's operations by leading to lost revenue and reducing opportunities for fellow members. The term \"short-show” refers to a situation where fewer players than expected arrive for a reserved tee time, leading to underutilization of the slot. To address these issues, any missed, short-show, or tee times not canceled in a timely manner will incur a penalty fee of $28.00 per person (equivalent to a cart fee). For example, any member (primary, secondary, social) on the tee sheet who doesn’t show for their tee time will be charged the penalty fee of $28.00 per person. Any member who is the sponsor for a guest that doesn’t show for the tee time will be charged the penalty fee of $28.00 per person. Cancellations should be made at least 24 hours in advance, but no later than 5 pm on the preceding day. The Golf Shop reserves the right to exercise discretion when enforcing this policy specifically during inclement weather, frost or lightning delays, or during periods when the tee sheet is largely unbooked (i.e. numerous preceding and succeeding available tee times). This policy is intended to ensure optimal utilization of tee times, especially during high demand hours/days and maintain member satisfaction.5. Carts:• 18-holes: $30.00 per rider • 9-holes: $15.00 per rider6. Annual Club Storage:• $225.00 per year per bag• $125.00 per year per bag for juniors
Updated 4.15.267. Practice Range & Balls:• Golf Members: No additional charge, included with golf membership• Social Members: $150.00 annual fee• Practice ProV1 golf balls can be checked out from the Golf Shop for no charge for practice on the chipping range. These Practice ProV1 golf balls are not to be hit on the driving range.TEE TIMESDue to our club operating at full capacity, tee times are in high demand and limited in availability. To ensure that all members have equitable access to the course, it's imperative that reserved tee times are utilized efficiently and not left unused or underutilized. Unused or wasted tee times not only hinder fellow members' opportunities to play but also impact the club's overall scheduling and operations. We kindly request that members honor their reservations or provide timely cancellations, allowing others the chance to enjoy the course. Your cooperation is essential in maintaining a fair and enjoyable experience for all.Definitions used for this Tee Time and ForeTees Scheduling Policy section:• Member: The individual who is designated as the primary member.• Spouse: The wife or husband of the primary member.• Significant Other: Designated through the Membership Office with the same privileges as a spouse.• Guests: Someone who is not a Member, Spouse, Significant Other or Dependent.• Dependents (aka Juniors): Children of the Member, Spouse or Significant Other under the age of 24. • Social Members: Those members with restricted access to the golf course and are required to pay green fees to play. • Family Guests: Non-dependent children, children’s spouses, siblings, parents, or grandparents of the Member, Spouse or Significant Other. FORETEES SCHEDULING POLICY1. ForeTees Options: Below are the options to choose from when reserving a tee time through ForeTees:a. Member: Add any active golf member intending to play.b. Guest: Add the “Guest” option and include their name. Guests should be specified immediately after the member which is hosting their usage of the club and course.
Updated 4.15.26c. Family Guest: Add the “Family” option and include their name. Hosted Family Guests should be specified immediately after the member which is hosting their usage of the club and course.d. “No 5th Please”: The “No 5th Please” is an option for members to block off the fifth slot in any tee time, allowing that group to play as a foursome. The No 5thPlease option can only be used once in any tee time reservation and should be used to communicate intention to play as a foursome. If used numerous times, the Golf Shop will contact the member who made the reservation and/or remove the excess “No 5th Please”. Abuse of this option will result in assessed tee time penalty fees and possible restricted playing privileges.e. TBD (“X”): When reserving a tee time, members may use the \"X\" option as a placeholder if their playing partners are not yet determined. It is the responsibility of the member who made the reservation to replace these placeholders with the specific names of members, family members, or guests at least 48 hours in advance, if not, the system will automatically remove the “X”. 2. Weekday Reservations (Tuesday through Friday): Any Member, Spouse, or Significant Other may reserve a weekday tee time one (1) week in advance by calling the Golf Shop or accessing the tee sheet on ForeTees. Guests, Dependents and Family Guests can be added to the reserved tee time at the time it is booked. 3. Weekend & Holiday Reservations (Saturday, Sunday & Holidays): Any Member, Spouse, or Significant Other may request a weekend tee time one (1) week in advance by calling the Golf Shop or submitting the requested time on ForeTees. Guests, Dependents and Family Guests can be added to the tee time request when it is submitted. Each Thursday at 8:30 am, exact tee times are assigned prioritizing requested times from Members, then Spouses and Significant Others, and lastly Juniors. ForeTees assigns a tee time as close as possible to the requested time and sends a confirmation email.Family guests are permitted to play before noon on designated holidays: Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, the Fourth of July, and Labor Day.4. Advanced Reservations: For an additional fee, tee times can be made up to one (1) month in advance by calling the Golf Shop for the fee described above.5. Guests: Guests can be added to any tee time reservation when it is made up to one (1) week in advance, however, Guests are restricted to play after 12 pm on Saturdays, Sundays and any holiday as well as limited to playing eight (8) times per year, unless approved by the Golf Shop.
Updated 4.15.266. Social Member Reservations: Social members are only permitted to make tee time reservations the same day they intend to play. Tee times are restricted to after 2 pm In-Season and during Off-Season after 12 pm. For earlier times, Social members must play as a guest of a member and are required to pay the Guest Green Fee and are limited to eight (8) tee times per year7. Tournament Reservations: Registration for tournaments is on a first come first serve basis and can be completed by either calling the Golf Shop and speaking with a staff member (please do not leave a voicemail) or completing registration online. GOLF COURSE DRESS CODETo ensure a respectful and traditional atmosphere, all members, their spouses, children, and guests must adhere to the following dress code when using the golf course or practice areas. Adherence to this dress code ensures an enjoyable experience for all participants.1. Attire: Please wear appropriate golf attire, similar to what is available in private club golf shops.2. Prohibited Clothing: The following items are not permitted on the golf course or practice facilities at any time:• Blue jeans or denim-type pants• Short shorts• Workout (sweat) pants• Commercially printed T-shirts• Swimwear3. Shirts: Golfers are encouraged to tuck in their shirts unless the design is intended to be worn untucked, provided it does not fall below the pants pockets. 4. Hats: Wearing hats backward is prohibited both on the course and within the clubhouse.5. Footwear: Footwear is required when on the golf course. Metal spikes are expressly prohibited. PLAYING RULES1. For safety reasons, children under the age of 4 are not permitted on the golf course under any circumstances.2. Members are responsible for their guests at all times when on club property.3. One member must be in each foursome unless special arrangements have been made with the Golf Shop.
Updated 4.15.264. Golfers will only hit range balls from designated areas on the driving range.5. Golfers must use the designated teeing areas on the driving range, which will rotate between mats and grass.6. Two or more players are not permitted to play from the same golf bag. 7. Groups are limited to a maximum of three (3) golf carts unless granted a special exception by the Golf Shop.8. Fivesomes are permitted but they must adhere to the Pace of Play policy, specifically completing play within 4 hours and 10 minutes. Violation of this expectation may result in all players being denied the right to participate in fivesomes for the remainder of the season. RECOMMENDED TEESWhile various factors influence pace of play—such as course design, setup, and tee time intervals —golfers have direct control over selecting the appropriate tees. The USGA's \"Best Tees\" system recommends choosing tees based on your average 7-iron distance to enhance both the pace and enjoyment of the game. We encourage all golfers to utilize this guideline and the table below to ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience for everyone on the course.7-IRON DISTANCE BEST COURSE LENGTH ROLLING HILLS TEES80 yards or less 3,500 - 3,700 Junior95 yards 4,100 - 4,300 Red110 yards 4,800 - 5,000 Red125 yards 5,400 - 5,600 Copper140 yards 5,900 - 6,100 Silver or Blue/Silver Combos155 yards 6,400 - 6,600 Blue or Blue/Black Combos170+ yards 6,700 - 6,900+ BlackPACE OF PLAYThe Club is committed to enhancing every member’s golf experience. Pace of Play is a very important aspect of your experience. The commanding USGA rule on pace of play is \"You must keep up with the group in front of you\". We expect every golfer to accept the responsibility of maintaining their position on the course relative to the pace of play and target time.To ensure an efficient pace of play, our staff actively monitors and records the speed of rounds. This data is regularly reviewed to identify trends and proactively address any slowdowns. Additionally, habitual violators of our pace of play policy are identified for appropriate action at the discretion of the Golf Committee, which may include restricted playing privileges.
Updated 4.15.261. Each golfer and/or group should target playing in 2 hours for 9-holes and 4 hours to complete 18-holes, as pace-rated by the Colorado Golf Association. However, all golfers are expected to play 18-holes in no more than 4 hours and 10 minutes. Groups and/or members not meeting the expectations of this Pace of Play policy are subject to a warning letter from the Golf Committee which may include restricted playing privileges.2. Golfers are expected to arrive at the first tee box five (5) minutes prior to their scheduled tee time so they can strive to finish teeing off at their scheduled time. 3. Falling behind is defined as follows:a. When a group arrives on the tee of a par 3 hole and the hole is clear.b. When a group fails to clear the tee of a par 4 hole before the proceeding group clears the putting green.c. When a group arrives at the teeing ground of a par 5 hole when the preceding group is on the putting green.4. If a group has fallen behind, groups are strongly encouraged to expedite play such as two putt maximums, double bogey maximum and/or foregoing a search for a lost ball. 5. A member of the golf staff may also approach the group and politely ask to pick up their pace of play. They will provide the following requests:a. Provide an initial friendly reminder and communicate the expectation for the group to regain proper position.b. If a second discussion is necessary, the group will be asked to skip the hole(s) to regain position.c. If a third warning is necessary, the warned group will receive a letter from the Golf Committee documenting their failure to maintain an acceptable pace of play. This letter indicates that the group is being warned for slow play, and future violations may lead to restricted and/or loss of playing privileges including guest privileges.6. Repeated failures to maintain appropriate position on the golf course and/or not playing in the prescribed 4 hours 10 minutes will result in additional letters from the Golf Committee which will outline the restricted playing privileges.HANDICAPS
Updated 4.15.26Golf handicaps are important because they level the playing field, allowing golfers of different skill levels to compete fairly. A handicap represents a golfer’s potential ability, adjusting their score to account for their skill level. This system encourages competition, promotes fairness, and helps track personal improvement over time.1. All members must have an established handicap to participate in any club competition.2. Members are strongly encouraged to enter scores hole-by-hole within GHIN rather than in 9-hole or 18-hole aggregate. This ensures that net scores are accurately logged in accordance with hole handicaps.3. Members not having handicaps should contact the Golf Shop for handicap purposes.4. Member handicaps are monitored using a 3rd party software tool to ensure that a member’s handicap index is reflective of that member’s playing potential. When a member is flagged by the system, it will recommend an adjustment to the GHIN index of that member’s handicap to promote fair play.5. Golf handicaps for tournaments are subject to adjustment at the sole discretion of the Golf Shop and Golf Committee to ensure fair and competitive play.GOLF CARTS & WALKING CARTS1. Golf Carts:a. Operator must have a valid driver’s license.b. Cart fee will apply for each 9 or 18-holes.c. Avoid driving in the wet, worn out or bare areas.d. Start and stop slowly. Do not spin or slide wheels.e. Members are strongly encouraged to keep all golf carts on the paths whereprovided, specifically par 3s where there is a continuous path from tee to green and leaving a cart path on a par 3 should only occur when reasonably necessary. f. Golf carts should never drive between the cart path and the elevated areas surrounding the greens and tees.g. Golf carts should be a minimum of thirty (30) feet away from the green and are not permitted to encroach upon the green area.h. Members are expected to avoid any area that is under construction and/or any area that is still healing from any construction recently completed. When in doubt, avoid any sensitive area.
Updated 4.15.26i. The minimum number of golf carts necessary should be utilized by each group but no greater than two (2) carts for a threesome and no greater than three (3) carts for a foursome or fivesome shall be permitted.2. Walking Carts:a. Walking carts should avoid the areas nearest to the green.b. Walking carts should never traverse a green. c. Members are responsible for their walking carts at all times.LIGHTNING DELAYSThe safety of our guests and staff is our top priority. In the event of lightning in the area, the following policy will be enforced:1. Lightning Detection & Warning:a. If lightning is detected within a six (6) mile radius, a warning siren or horn will sound, and play will be suspended immediately.b. Golfers must seek shelter in designated areas, including the clubhouse, oncourse shelters, or vehicles.2. Suspension of Play:a. Players must stop play immediately upon hearing the warning and may not resume until the official all-clear signal is given.b. The course and practice facilities will remain closed until conditions are deemed safe by management.c. Players who do not observe the immediate suspension in play will be subject to Stage II Infraction disciplinary actions (per the Bylaws) such as restricted playing privileges and/or those disciplinary actions determined by the Conduct Committee.3. Resumption of Play:a. Play will resume only after at least 30 minutes have passed since the last lightning strike within the designated radius.b. A second siren or announcement will signal that it is safe to return to play.c. Players should return to their position on the course when play was suspended, resuming play behind the players in which they were positioned.
Updated 4.15.26FROST POLICYWhen morning play is delayed due to frost or freeze, all golf activity is suspended. This includes the practice range and all practice greens. It is important that all members observe this policy as the tissue and cellular structure of grass in this condition is especially fragile and recovery is delayed until the following season.CLUB CARE & CLEANINGClub Care and cleaning services are available year-round for members, spouses, juniors, and their guests. Golf Shop staff and/or outside services are available during Golf Shop hours to transport clubs from the bag drop area or club storage to the golf staging area. Members of the Club Care program will have their bags tagged with a personalized ID tag and will be securely stored on-site. Each club will be labeled with the member’s name and contact information. In addition, there is a special area set aside for juniors in the club storage room.Please refer to the fee schedule for pricing information. The Club at Rolling Hills is not responsible for items lost or stolen.GUEST CLUBSFor security reasons, it is recommended that guests place their clubs in their automobile immediately after play. Guests’ clubs will be placed on the club rack near the Golf Shop after the Golf Shop closes. Neither the Golf Shop nor The Club at Rolling Hills is responsible for clubs left on the club rack.LOST AND FOUND ITEMSAll lost and found items should be turned in at the counter in the Golf Shop. Lost articles not claimed within the ninety (90) day period, may be disposed of at the discretion of the Golf Committee.RENTAL CLUBSThe Club at Rolling Hills has rental clubs available for $70 per day which will include two sleeves of golf balls. Please contact the Golf Shop in advance if you need rental clubs.OUTSIDE FOOD & BEVERAGEOutside food and beverages, specifically alcoholic beverages, are strictly prohibited on club premises. All food and drinks must be purchased through the Club and exceptions may be granted solely at the discretion of club management.HOLE IN ONE CLUBAll Golf Members are added to the Hole in One Club. Any time a Hole in One Club member makes a hole in one at Rolling Hills with at least one other member present, all members in the Hole in One Club are billed $10. The Hole in One flag is hung on the deck off the Stampede Grill. While this flag is out or until sunset, the Hole in One
Updated 4.15.26bar tab is available. Members in the Hole in One Club are permitted one (1) drink from either the Stampede Grill or Suds’ Place while the flag is out. There is no restriction on the type of drink.The member who achieved the Hole in One wins a $750 Golf Shop credit that expires the following year on May 1st and a plaque is engraved to celebrate the achievement. Each year, if there are funds remaining in the Hole in One Club account, the amount is divided equally between the Hole in One winners and is given as Golf Shop credit.GIFT CARDSGift cards issued from the Golf Shop can be used for merchandise purchases only. They cannot be used for club repair or golf lessons.