• Starting July 9th: Per the new ordinance passed by Cincinnati City Council, face masks are required inside any buildings and in outdoor situations where 6 ft social distancing is not possible. All posted signage and staff directions must be followed.
  
• Increase Tee Time separation to a minimum of 10 Minutes intervals
• With limited tee times available we need to create a system that allows all citizens the opportunity/chance to secure a tee time.
• Tee times can be secured be calling the golf course of choice seven (7) days in advance of the day you would like to play.  
• Providing additional staff members whose sole purpose is to promote and ensure social distancing during your visit and check-in process
• Whenever possible, we are collecting pre-payment over the phone when making a reservation   
• Offer golfers paying the riding fee their own golf car (first come / first serve)
• Walking is strongly encouraged when possible
• Cups will be filled by a section of a pool noodle attached to flagstick to eliminate the need to remove flagsticks and reach inside cup
• Limited F&B services to adhere with State and County regulations
• On-Course water stations are not being used to eliminate shared touch points
• Golfers are welcome to bring their own snacks and non-alcoholic beverages or they can be purchased on-site.
• Increased the distance between Driving Range Mats
• Avon & Glenview Range ball dispensers are self-service Credit Card equipped.
• Implement Complimentary Sanitation Stations at each course
• Increased disinfecting cleanings throughout the day of all shared spaces and equipment.

How to Book a Tee Time

1. Golfers interested in booking a tee time MUST CALL the CRC course of their choice directly.
2. A golf staff member will book you a tee time and explain the check-in procedure during your visit (PLEASE Share this information with your playing partners before arriving)

When You Arrive at the Golf Course For A Booked Tee Time

1. Golfers will be met by a Course Greeter who will assist with your groups check-in process
2. Please know our Course Greeter has been instructed not to allow anyone to approach the clubhouse / putting greens any earlier than 30 minutes before their tee time
3. 15-20 minutes prior to your tee time the Check-In Coordinator will call your tee time to approach the clubhouses front door but please maintain the CDC recommended 6-10’ of space between you and any other golfer.
4. Our Check-in Coordinator will send each player into the club house one at a time to check-in with the pro shop attendant.
5. Once all players are checked in, please select your golf cars if riding and/or head to the #1 Tee.
6. While on the course, please practice social distancing (6-10’min) and take a moment to read the flyer or cart signs that offer ideas on how to “Stop the spread of germs on the course”
7. In case of lightning or severe weather all golfers should return to their cars for cover to maintain social distancing
8. After the completion of your round, please return the golf cars to the cart return area and then we kindly ask you to return to your vehicle and exit the facility, to limit the number of golfers on site at any time.

The ability to adhere to these practices is the sole determinate for remaining open during the COVID-19 threat

We understand that this is drastically different to the normal check-in procedure, but we are requiring that all golfers temporarily adhere to the steps above out of an abundance of caution, and for the safety of all golfers and staff. Anyone who is not able to adhere to the outlined procedures will be asked to leave and could possibly jeopardize our ability to continue to offer an outlet for exercise and social interaction that many will greatly appreciate! 

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What Is FootGolf?
FootGolf is a very ‘addictive’ sport that combines the best of the popular sport of soccer with an elite sport like golf.  Similar to golf, the players’ intent is to kick a ball into the hole with the least amount of strokes possible.

FootGolf uses the basic model of golf, with a tee box, a green, bunker, hazards and 18 holes of play.  There is par for each hole, mimicking golf’s scorecard, and you still play as a twosome, threesome or foursome.

The main differences are the cups, which are 21 inches in diameter, shorter holes (most people cannot kick a soccer ball further than 50 yards) and the lack of equipment needed (no need to carry around heavy golf clubs in FootGolf!).

Rules for Footgolf

• All players must wear proper attire. Golf cleats are not permitted.
• Players are allowed to bring their own soccer ball, but we will have soccer balls to rent.
• Just like golf, please keep up with the group in front of you.  If your group falls too far behind, you will be asked to skip a hole to catch up.
• Please be respectful of other footgolfers and golfers on the course.

How to play Footgolf 

• When kicking off at the beginning of each hole, players must start behind the markers, but no farther back than 2 yards.
• The ball must be played in a single movement.  Your foot should be separate from the ball, clearly behind, before kicking.
• The player farthest from the hole, kicks first.
• You must wait until the ball stops before you may kick it again, even if it is being blown by the wind.
• Play the ball where it lies, even if it lies behind a tree or in a sand trap.
• If your kick ends up in the water, the player must take a 1 point penalty. The player’s ball should be placed within two steps of where the ball landed in the water.
• Only on the green is it permitted to lift and clean your soccer ball.

Check out these links to find out more about the sport:
The American FootGolf League  |  What is FootGolf?  | Watch Rory McIlroy Take on Wayne Rooney

Rates
Reeves Golf Course
Juniors    9 holes   $5.00
Adults     9 holes   $7.50
Juniors   18 holes  $7.00
Adults    18 holes  $10.00

Woodland Golf Course
Juniors  18 holes    $7.50
Adults    18 holes   $10.00

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