OAKLAND-RIVERSIDE GOLF COURSE RULES FOR 2023

2023 MEMBERSHIP REMINDERS

The success and sustainment of the Oakland-Riverside Golf Course depends on you, the member. We need your help to monitor the course when it comes to non-members not paying fees, any persons carrying on alcohol, or any persons engaging in activities that damage or could damage our tee boxes, greens, equipment or buildings. Please help us in creating a sustainable golf course for the future of our communities.

The following reminders apply to everyone and failure to comply may result in membership revocation and/or immediate banishment from the course without appeal and without refund of dues and fees.

​CLUBHOUSE AND GOLF COURSE ARE UNDER VIDEO SURVEILLANCE
RULES
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  • ABSOLUTELY NO CARRY-ON ALCOHOL!!! (This is according to State Law.)
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  • Traditional golf carts ONLY (no ATVs or UTVs regardless of how modified)
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  • NO Groups larger than 4.  The only exceptions are for Ladies League on Tuesdays starting at 5:00 p.m. and Friday Nite Couples League starting at 5:00 p.m.   ​
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  • Rental Carts are ONLY available for golfing. 
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  • All carts must remain 30 feet from Greens.
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  • Do NOT walk across greens carrying your golf bag or lay your bag down on the green or fringe.   
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  • All players must sign in at clubhouse before playing.
  • No metal spikes allowed.
  • ​Non-members playing must be able to produce a paid receipt upon request (excluding tournaments).
  • No littering – please pick up discarded trash.
  • Report observed damages, water leaks, etc. to clubhouse.
  • No slamming club heads into greens or tee boxes.
  • Every member is responsible for reporting violations to board members.
ETIQUETTE

  • Each player should have his/her own set of golf clubs (14 clubs maximum, including putter).
  • Start on Hole #1. 
  • Let faster players/groups play through.
  • Maintain a good pace of play.  Even if the course is full, it should take less than two hours to complete nine holes.
  • Repair ball marks and replace divots whenever possible.
  • The player farthest away from the green or pin hits next.
  • Do not talk or make sudden movements when someone in your group is about to hit.
  • Do not walk across the line of another player's putt on the green.
  • Do not hit your shots until the group in front of you is well out of range. If you accidentally hit into a group, yell "FORE!"
  • Do not play if there is lightning is in the area.
  • Do not spend more than 3-5 minutes looking for a lost ball.
  • Read USGA Rules of Golf for more information.​