Lake Valley Golf Club 2022 Program

Our Mission: To provide a value-oriented, quality, private golf experience to a limited number of golf enthusiasts in a casual Club environment

Lake Valley Golf Club 2022 Program

Welcome!

We are happy to provide you with the Lake Valley Golf Program for 2022! Thanks to member comments, suggestions and past participation, we believe that we have developed a fun and exciting program for this season. We would also like to thank you in advance for your participation and support of our golf operation; they are key ingredients to the success of our Club!

This booklet will serve as an informative guide to all golf activities for 2022 (updates, if necessary, will be posted on the website, www.lakevalley.com and also be sent out by email). It includes event info and policies, fees and pricing, junior and adult lessons and programs, as well as info on the Private Club Network, Open Rounds, Club Corp, and our "Hole-in-One Insurance” program.

Also included is important information and dates regarding activities for the Junior Golf Program, Guest Day, Snake Quest, the Valley Crown, Demo Days and Golf Course facts.

Please sign up early for our events and activities. It assures their success and helps us to better prepare for them. You can sign up on the website www.lakevalley.com, in the Golf Shop, by email, or by phone at 303.444.2114 ext.

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We are proud to provide high quality Golf Instruction Programs for adults and juniors. Our staff has years of teaching experience. I, along with Tyler, Eric and Rudy will work to ensure that all of your golf instruction needs are met. Details are in the Instruction Section of this booklet. As always, we look forward to your feedback and suggestions.

If there is anything we can do to make your experiences here at the Club more enjoyable, please don’t hesitate to let us know.

-Cameron Morton, PGA Head Golf Professional

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Our Team

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Lake Valley Primer

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Membership & Golf Course Info

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Event Schedule, Glossary, Policies & Descriptions

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Tee Sheet Info & Pre-Booked Tee Time Policies

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Men's & Ladies Golf Opportunities

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Lessons & Junior Golf Info

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Club Fees

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Partner Benefits & Reciprocal Play

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Persimmon Grill Info & Menu

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Member Golf Trips

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Hole-In-One Insurance

Lake Valley Golf Club 4400 Lake Valley Drive 303.444.2114

Our Team Mitch Galnick

General Manager & Co-Owner In 1987 Mitch, together with business partner, Ken Shapiro, secured the then public Lake Valley Golf Course and surrounding lots/land. They developed Lake Valley Estates, made numerous improvements to the course, built the Clubhouse and other buildings and oversaw the transition into the Golf Club of today. Mitch has managed the course/Club from the onset with the help of many great employees along the way. mitch@lakevalley.com

Rob Mount

Membership Director Rob is one of the most kind and genuine people you will ever meet. A staple of Lake Valley, he has been here for over 20 years! Whether you are looking for a warm chat or have questions about your membership, Rob can help with just about anything! rob@lakevalley.com

Dillon Mount Membership Assistant

Dillon began working as our membership assistant in 2021. He is a huge help to his dad in the Membership Office and always has a smile on his face. His can-do attitude along with his relationship building skills make him a huge asset for The Club and it's members. He truly is a joy to meet so be sure to stop by the Membership Office for a chat with Dillon! membership@lakevalley.com

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Our Team Cameron Morton Head Golf Professional

Cameron joined the Lake Valley team in 2015 from the Ranch Country Club (Westminster) where he was the 1st Assistant Golf Professional for 7 years.

He has a Bachelor’s Degree with an emphasis in Marketing from the University of Colorado in Colorado Springs where he completed his Professional Golf Management program and earned his PGA Class A status. He holds certifications in Golf Operations, General Management, Teaching & Coaching. cameron@lakevalley.com

Tyler Winslow

Lead Assistant Golf Professional Tyler 's history at Lake Valley dates back to when he was 15 and a member of The Club. After a brief stint playing professionally in Arizona, he returned in 2015 to complete his PGA Class A certification and now leads the Junior Golf Program at Lake Valley. He lives with his wife and baby boy in a house on property and enjoys travelling and hiking when he's not helping our members improve their games. tyler@lakevalley.com

Rudy Masias III 2nd Assistant Golf Professional

Rudy joined our team in 2019. he's now been in the Golf Industry for 9 years and has developed a passion for teaching. His ability to problem solve and think outside of the box makes him a great coach for both beginners and lifelong players. When he is not at home with his partner Kaylon and their children, you can find him on the course or on the river fishing. rudy@lakevalley.com

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Our Team

Eric Hejl

Tournament Coordinator Eric started his golf career here in the spring of 2017 after moving to the Front Range from Rangely, Colorado where he worked as a Recreation Supervisor, High School PE/Health Teacher, and as the high school boys basketball and golf coach. He and his wife Marian live in Lefthand Canyon (near Jamestown) with their two young daughters, Terri and Penny. eric@lakevalley.com

Erin Tagliola Golf Shop Manager

Erin joined our team in 2021. A Boulder native with a long career in merchandising, Erin and her family returned home after a few years as the lead buyer for all the Pebble Beach Golf Shops.

We are so lucky to have someone with her skills and desire to help you find just what your looking for. Come see the spectacular Golf Shop displays she puts together and get to know her. erin@lakevalley.com

Allie Kuehn Business Manager

Allie does it all in the Business Office. To the staff she is known as 'The Magician' because she can do anything on the business end of the operation!

Whether you have questions about your bill, how something on the website works or just general Club info, Allie has all the answers! allie@lakevalley.com

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Our Team Nick Ackerman Food & Beverage Manager

Nick came to us in 2021 from his position as a regional staff training manager at Panera Bread.

He is an exceptionally hard worker and is always looking for ways to enhance your experiences in the Persimmon Grill. If you're in The Grill and looking to have a nice bar chat, Nick is your guy! nick@lakevalley.com

Paul Stoltz Head Chef

Chef Paul is another long standing employee of The Club. He has nearly single-handedly created the menu you see in The Persimmon Grill and has tremendous experience in a kitchen. Paul came to Lake Valley nearly 20 years ago and has 'beefed up' your dining experience with Prime Rib nights and special holiday menus. Lake Valley is lucky to have such a knowledgeable and hard working chef! paul@lakevalley.com

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Maintenance Team Ian Johnson Superintendent

So much of Lake Valley's success is owed to Superintendent, Ian Johnson. The course's stellar playing conditions are thanks to the hard work and planning of Ian and his team. 2020 and 2021 were very challenging on the golf course due to an unprecedented number of rounds played, but Ian's ingenuity and adaptability guaranteed consistently wonderful course conditions. We're lucky to have Ian, and his new pup Vino, taking great care of the golf course for everyone to enjoy.

Logan Fossen

Assistant Superintendent Logan just celebrated his third anniversary at Lake Valley, and what a tremendous addition to our team he has been! Logan was promoted to the Assistant Superintendent position this past summer, and has begun furthering his education through turf management courses at Front Range C.C. We can't say enough good things about Logan's work ethic, dedication, and uplifting attitude!

Bud Epperson Mechanic

Bud is Lake Valley's longest standing employee.

Absolutely no one at The Club has seen more than this guy. In our opinion, he is one of the best mechanics IN THE COUNTRY. Few can do what he does with our mowers and the pristine course conditions you see every day are due, in no small part, to Bud's expertise and experience.

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A Lake Valley G.C. Primer Please use this “Primer” to help answer many questions you may have about Club policies, rules and procedures. Additional information can also be found on the Lake Valley App or the Club’s website.

Dress Guidelines The fundamental concept of the dress code is respect. Respect for other members and respect for the Club and its traditions. The staff is authorized to enforce our dress code.

Members not meeting these requirements will be asked to comply, leave the property and/or receive a notice of their violation. Members are responsible for the dress of their dependents and guests as well. There are two dress codes, one for the Golf Course and ALL Practice Areas and a more lax one for the Persimmon Grill.

Acceptable: Men: Shirts with collars and sleeves, mock turtleneck shirts, golf slacks, golf length or slightly shorter shorts (but not short shorts or athletic shorts), jeans that are not torn

Not Acceptable: Men and Women: Tank tops, tee shirts*, fishnet tops, halter tops, cut–offs, jams, sweat pants, torn jeans, bathing suits, gym shorts, athletic shorts, short shorts

Women: Golf shirts, sleeveless golf shirts, golf slacks, shorts or skorts (of a length similar to those worn on the LPGA tour or longer), jeans that are not torn

Clubhouse/Persimmon Grill Same as above except * clean, untorn, tee shirts with no offensive slogans are OK in the Grill.

Children 13 and under have a more relaxed dress code and may wear t-shirts, short shorts, athletic pants, gym shorts, tank tops, etc.

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A Lake Valley G.C. Primer Booking Tee Times Regular tee times may be booked up to 5 days in advance (i.e., Monday for Saturday), starting at midnight on our website or the LVGC APP. You may also book them through the Golf Shop by phone or in person. Regardless of how booked, you should receive a confirmation e-mail almost immediately. If you don’t receive a confirmation, please inquire.

You are allowed to book up to two tee times at once by selecting multiple tee times if you have more players than will fit into one time. While the tee times can be successive (more than 4 or 5 players), you cannot book multiple tee times for yourself or others within 4.5 hours of each other.

We encourage you to complete your tee time registration as completely as possible when booking; names of all players and mode of transportation so we can properly prepare.

TBD’s and other placeholders will automatically be removed 48 hours in advance to allow tee sheet access to as many members as possible. We also encourage you to pair-up when possible, rather than having a course filled with singles and 2-somes.

No 5-somes may be booked on weekends or Holidays before 12:30 and a 5-some booking requires the consent of all players. The Golf Shop will not create unrequested 5-somes. Last minute bookings (within 1 hour of the tee time) and cancellations must be made by phone or in person as they are not available online.

Cancellations & No Shows You are encouraged to cancel any tee time or portion thereof that won’t be used as far in advance as possible. Repeated failures to cancel in advance or to show up with fewer players than reserved may result in suspension or revocation of advance booking privileges

Guests Guest (anyone not on your membership) play and practice is encouraged but limited. An individual may use the golf facilities as a guest ten times from May 1st to October 31st.

Children, grandchildren and parents of Golf Members and Charter Members may use the golf facilities up to 10 times during such period. Additionally, any individual may use the golf facilities as a guest ten times from November 1st to April 30th of the following year. You are responsible for the actions of your guests when they visit The Guest fee schedule (course/practice facilities) may be found on the website or obtained in the Golf Shop. Unaccompanied Guest play/practice must be paid for by the member on their account while Accompanied Guests may pay for themselves in the Golf Shop. There are no guest fees for grandchildren (under 16 years of age) of those with Family level dues but they must be accompanied by the grandparent while playing or practicing.

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A Lake Valley G.C. Primer Check-In It is important that you check-in with the Golf Shop before going to play for many reasons including our ability to help others find you in the event of an emergency. Please extend our staff that courtesy and make it your habit to do so. The Golf Shop is located on the bottom floor at the South side of the Clubhouse.

Practice Areas The Practice Areas (putting green, short game area, and Driving Range) are for the use of members and checked-in guests. The Course Dress Guidelines apply to the practice areas as well. Please follow all instructions regarding use (frost closures, evening closures, mats only on Mondays, etc.). Failure to do so may result in loss of privileges.

Please do not remove golf balls from any of the practice areas or take them from one area to another. Please rake the practice bunkers when you have finished. And please be careful of cars parked along Lake Valley Dr. as you are responsible for any damage caused by errant shots.

The Driving Range has hitting areas on both ends (Upper/North and Lower/South). Access to the South end is on the west side of the Range, not down hole #9. If you are a long hitter and happen to hit a shot far enough to get to the other side be sure to yell FORE! and immediately cease hitting any Club that will reach the end.

Low Chipping (no ball marks) is allowed at the practice putting green outside the Clubhouse.

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A Lake Valley G.C. Primer Golf Carts Rental carts are available in the Golf Shop. You are encouraged to pair up when possible and take as few carts as are necessary to minimize wear on the golf course. Please observe all rules when operating the carts including keeping all 4 tires on cart paths at all tees and greens (on hole #9 keep right of the right bunker and trees), follow all signs as well as the green lines painted on the grass as you approach the greens. No more than 2 adults are allowed in the cart and no one is allowed to stand on the back of the cart.

Handicap Flags are available for those medically unable to walk very far.

We also have Courtesy Carts which can be borrowed to take out to the driving range and back. They are identifiable by placards on the front and are not for use on the golf course or to be monopolized. Please do not load your personal belongings on them until you are ready to leave and please remove them when you have returned.

Scooters & Boards In addition to Riding Carts, Lake Valley has electric scooters and boards for rent. In order to rent a scooter or board you must first watch a video on our website and execute a waiver form which is good for all successive rentals either here or at other Clubs where they are available.

Pace of Play We pride ourselves on a quick Pace of Play at Lake Valley.

The course has a USGA pace rating of 2 hours per 9 holes.

Please play at that pace or more quickly if possible. If others behind you are faster and there is an open hole ahead please either close the gap or invite them to play through. If your pace slows to 4:20 or more you may be asked to skip a hole or two to catch up. If you are behind a group playing at a pace slower than 2 hours per 9, don’t hesitate to courteously request to play through if there is an open hole ahead and/or call the Golf Shop for assistance. If you find that you are unable to consistently play 9 holes in 2 hours or less, please consult Golf Shop for tips and please refrain from booking tee times either early in the day or on busy days.

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A Lake Valley G.C. Primer The Persimmon Grill The Persimmon Grill is open to members and the Public for your dining or to-go pleasure. Club Members have no Food and Beverage Minimum, but you are encouraged to support the Grill and our staff as much as possible. Much like other restaurants, “outside” food and drinks, especially alcohol is not allowed on the Club’s premises.

Reservations are not required but please let us know in advance if you plan to have a party larger than six.

We do not have a beverage cart but are happy to provide soft sided to-go coolers that can be taken out on the course. In order to help facilitate pace of play, if you desire to pick up food at the turn please place your order either by phone or on the APP from either the 8th or 17th tee. If you call, please inform the Grill of your location. Groups choosing to stop and eat between 9’s will not be guaranteed a space on the course and must check with the Golf Shop before resuming play.

Lake Use Lake Valley members are allowed to use the lake to the south of Hole #4 (accessed off Ace Ct) subject to all the Rules of the Lake Valley HOA. Before going to the Lake you must secure one of the Club’s Lake Passes. The Passes are available in three time slots (9am to 12:15pm, 12:30 to 3:15 pm and 3:30 to 7 pm) and can be reserved by calling the Grill (ext.7). We also have a row boat and oars that can be checked out. Please keep the Pass with you at all times as security may ask to see it and please follow all lake rules on the pass and posted signs as we are HOA guests.

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A Lake Valley G.C. Primer Smoking, Cell Phone Use, Music Boulder County Ordinances prohibit smoking within 25 feet of the entrance to any public building including our Clubhouse. Additionally, smoking is prohibited within 25 feet of where food is being served including temporarily.

Please follow these rules while on Club property.

We do not prohibit the use of cell phones but do request that you use them discreetly whether inside or out. Please don’t use your phone on the course unless all members of your group agree, and you can still keep pace. If you are unable to control the volume of your phone or your voice, please do not use your phone here at all. Frequent violators will simply be prohibited from future use while at the Club.

If you plan to play music while on the course, please obtain the consent of all those in your group first and make sure the volume is low enough that it can’t be heard by others in front, behind or on adjacent holes.

Etiquette & Course Conditioning Please be courteous and respectful to others while enjoying your time at the Club. Loud or abusive language or actions while here will not be tolerated.

It is every member’s responsibility to help maintain the golf course. Please rake all marks out of a bunker and leave the rake outside the bunker parallel to the bunker edge. When exiting a bunker, exit on the low side.

Repair all ball marks and replace all divots that are deep enough to have soil attached. Please use provided sand bottles where divots “shatter” or are too thin to replace. Refill bottles for riding and push carts are located at the staging area and the first tee and can be obtained from the outside service staff.

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Membership

Why Join Lake Vallley Golf Club?

A True Private Golf Club Experience · Colorado Hall of Fame Architect, Press Maxwell, designed course. · Readily available tee times; play when you want to. · Fewer annual rounds contributes to consistently great course conditions · Enjoyable walking course, a purist’s paradise. · Outstanding pace of play. Your time is valuable! · Lockers, Showers, Golf Bag and Push Cart Storage. · Golf Boards, and Golf Scooters! · Well stocked Golf Shop featuring competitively priced merchandise, member-only discounts and private label apparel. · Tournaments/Events for players of all abilities and social/competitive desires. · Reciprocal play and cart fee only golf at 100’s of Clubs Worldwide.

(Private Club Network / Open Rounds / Club Corp)

It's Fun, Affordable, Casual · Friendly, welcoming, membership! Join our family soon. · Casual Club environment, relaxed dress code and sensible cell phone policy. · Never pay green fees. · Affordable monthly dues and No assessments (surprises) – Ever! · No food/beverage minimums. Eat here because you like it. · Accompanied Grandkids 16 and under play free! · Modest Guest Fees – we love taking great care of your guests. · Access to on property 4 acre lake: Swim, Fish, Boat (dogs allowed). · Club is open 363 Days a Year. And you can play on Christmas and Thanksgiving if it doesn’t snow.

We Want You to Play Better Golf.

Its More enjoyable! · Target rich practice facility inspires shot making - take your game to the course. · Double sided driving range with grass tees and fairway bunker. · 70 yard short game practice area; bunkers, differing grass heights, diverse lies. · Wedge range and large practice putting green emulates those on the course. · Outstanding Junior Instructional Program (US Kids, PGA Team)-Give your kids the lifelong gift of golf. · Individualized teaching and lessons plans – physical and mental aspects. · Highly qualified teaching Pros who offer a fresh take and simple approach. · Incredible selection of demo clubs and fitting systems featuring most major brands and boutique ones as well. One of only a few Edel fitters in Colorado. · Certified club fitters using tour level technology to offer unbiased advice about what works best for you.

Lake Valley offers a variety of affordable memberships. Our monthly dues reflect the same affordable value approach. Take a look below to see current offerings.

Regular Golf Membership Along with all the features outlined above, our traditional membership offers all of our benefits including a partially refundable membership deposit, a deferred payment plan and a cash savings plan! Regular memberships can be considered individual or family, depending on your needs. Those with family memberships may have their grandchildren (16 and under) play with them as guests for free.

Young Executive Membership This is the membership for anyone under the age of 36. ‘Young Executives’ pay one easy initial payment and have lower monthly dues until their 36th birthday.

Group Golf Membership Bring your 2, 3, or 4-some! The larger your group, the more you save. The Group Membership provides all of the benefits of a Regular Golf Membership and is great for those with a ‘regular foursome’.

MEMBERSHIP REFERRAL PROGRAM Current members who refer a new member receive a $50 dues credit per month, per referral for 2 years as long as the referral stays a member.

UP TO $1200 IN SAVINGS PER REFERRAL!!

Legacy Membership Children of current or resigned members may join for no Initiation Deposit and receive all Regular Golf Membership benefits.

Annual Corporate Membership (Currently Unavailable) This is a great membership for employers wishing to reward their key employees with golf. This type of membership boasts NO MONTHLY DUES, free guest fees and no longterm commitment.

Golf Course Facts Our Press Maxwell designed golf course fully opened in 1965 and features a variety of holes and spectacular views of the Flatirons and foothills. The 6891 yard, par 70 course is challenging enough to test the most avid golfer and yet from the correct tees (we have 6 sets) can be enjoyed by the novice as well. Beginners and youngsters love our family tees which bring the yardage down to 2896 yards, but still offer the full "experience." A 70-yard short game practice area, a large practice putting green and target-rich driving range are great compliments to our well maintained course and an ethic of outstanding pace of play.

Greens: Mix of Penncross Creeping Bentgrass and Poa Annua Typical Season Height – .125” or 1/8” Typical Winter Height – .140” or 9/64” Championship Height – .110” or 7/64” Mowing Schedule – 6-7x/week single cut 3x/week double cut Rolling Schedule – 3-4x/week Fairways: Mix of Kentucky Bluegrass and Poa Annua Typical Season Height – .500” or 1/2” Typical Winter Height – .625” or 5/8” Mowing Schedule – 3-4x/week Rough: Mix of Kentucky Bluegrass and Poa Annua Typical Season Height – 2 1/8” Championship Height – 2 1/2" Mowing Schedule – 3-4x/week

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2022 Event Schedule This schedule is designed to give you a general idea of the days, times and nature of all currently planned events. Specific information including fees, formats, inclusions and options are available in the Calendar area of our website, www.lakevalley.com.

The Calendar includes all events including Leagues, Family Golf, Junior Golf, outside events, etc. We invite and encourage you to participate in as many as possible.

MARCH GHIN Score Posting Begins Taylormade Testing Day XXIO Testing Day Erie Highschool Invitational

3/15 3/17 3/24 3/28

Season Long 3:00 – 6:00 PM 3:00 - 6:00 PM 9:00 AM Shotgun

4/1 4/4 & 4/5 4/6 4/7 4/12 4/14 4/21 4/23 4/28

Season Long All Day Season Long 3:00 – 6:00 PM Season Long 3:00 – 6:00 PM 3:00 – 6:00 PM 11:00 AM - 3:00 PM 3:00 – 6:00 PM

APRIL Pro/Member Tournament Spring Greens Aeration Junior Golf Programs Begin Titleist Testing Day Ladies 18 Hole league begins Taylormade Testing Day Mizuno Testing Day XXIO Testing Day Cleveland/Srixon Testing Day

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2022 Event Schedule May Men’s HC Match Play Begins Partner Match Play Begins May 9 & Dine Callaway Testing Day ABCD Opening Day Scramble 2-Person Scramble Ladies A-Team Weapons of Grass Destruction Boulder Chamber Event Men’s League

5/1 5/1 5/1 5/5 5/7 5/15 5/16 5/21 5/25 5/31 - 6/28

Season Long Season Long 5:00 PM Shotgun 3:00 – 6:00 PM 9:00 AM Shotgun 9:00 AM Shotgun 8:30 AM Tee Times 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM 8:30 AM Shotgun 5:00 PM Shotguns

6/1 6/1 6/2 6/5 6/6 6/9 6/10 & 6/11

Season Long Season Long 3:00 – 6:00 PM 5:00 PM Shotgun 8:30 AM Shotgun 11:30 AM Shotgun F: 12:30 PM Shotgun S: 9:00 AM Shotgun 8:30 AM Shotgun 3:00 – 6:00 PM 8:30 AM Shotgun 3:00 PM - 6:00 PM 8:00 AM Tee Times 8:30 AM Shotgun

June Scratch Match Play Begins Ladies HC Match Play Begins Taylormade Testing Day June 9 & Dine Flatirons Construction Event Snake Quest Practice Rounds Snake Quest Tournament (Men’s Member/Guest) Longmont Chamber Event Mizuno Testing Day Holes of Hope Charity Event Callaway Testing Day Sr. Club Championship Ladies B-Team Event

6/13 6/16 6/20 6/23 6/25 & 6/26 6/30

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2022 Event Schedule July Scramble Match Play Begins Independence Day Flag Event XXIO Testing Day BIAC Charity Event Ladies League Championship Cleveland/Srixon Testing Day Member/Member

7/1 7/4 7/7 7/14 7/19 - 7/20 7/21 7/23 – 7/24

U.S. Senior Women's Open Q Taylormade Testing Day July 9 & Dine

7/25 7/28 7/31

Season Long 8:30 AM Tee Times 3:00 - 6:00 PM 8:30 AM Shotgun 7:30 AM Tee Times 3:00 - 6:00 PM SA: 1:00 PM Shotgun SU: 9:00 AM Shotgun 7:30 AM Tee Times 3:00 – 6:00 PM 5:00 PM Shotgun

August Lyons Lions Charity Event Club Championship

8/1 8/5 – 8/7

Schneider Electric Event Mixed Club Championship Valley Crown (LOLV) Taylormade Testing Day August 9 & Dine

8/8 8/21 8/23 8/25 8/28

8:00 AM Shotgun F: 12:30 PM tee times SA & SU: 8:30 AM tee times 8:30 AM Shotgun 9:00 AM Shotgun 8:30 AM Shotgun 3:00 – 6:00 PM 5:00 PM Shotgun

September Fall Greens Aeration The Good, The Bad, The Ugly Lake Valley Ryder Cup (Pairings Dinner 9/23) Lafayette Chamber Event

9/6 – 9/7 9/18 9/25 9/27

All Day 8:30 AM tee times 9:00 AM Shotgun 6:00 PM 9:00 AM Shotgun

10/9 10/22

9:30 AM Shotgun 10:30 AM Shotgun

October The Shootout WXYZ Closing Day Scramble

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Event Policies Play in Member Events and get rewarded with Golf Shop Credit!

1) The Tournament Committee requires that a Member participant’s handicap be kept at Lake Valley Golf Club for all events that require a handicap.

2) Usually 2/3 of prize money is paid net and 1/3 is paid gross. - Usually 30% of the field is paid.

3) Unless otherwise designated all events are open to Members only.

4) Minimum age to play is 15 years old the day of the first round of the event.

5) Players with newly established GHIN numbers must enter 54 holes worth of scores (any combination of 9-hole and 18-hole rounds) in the GHIN system before a handicap index is established. The Maximum Handicap index for men and women is 54.0. Revisions occur on a daily basis at midnight. For most events that use handicaps, the Golf Shop will use the revision of the day registration closes.

7) Registration for all events will begin March 15th and can be done online, by phone or in person but online is greatly preferred. With the exception of Snake Quest, registration will be first-come, first-served and will continue until 7 days prior to an event. If the maximum number of slots are filled before registration closes, you will be informed that you are on a wait-list and kept apprised of your position. As registration will be limited for each event, all registrants who withdraw after registration has closed will be charged for the event if their spot is not filled.

8) $2 of each tournament fee collected throughout the year is allocated for tee prizes and prizes for the Ryder Cup. 50 cents of each tournament fee collected throughout the year is allocated for prizes for the Shoot-Out.

6) To accommodate member non-tournament play as much as possible most events have a limit on the number of players or times based on history and estimates by the Tournament Committee.

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Tournament Glossary

In order to help you better understand the formats and events at Lake Valley, we have created the following glossary of terms. If you come across some other terms that need to be defined, please let us know and we’ll include them in the future.

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ABCD Scramble

A variation of Scramble format (See Scramble definition). The field is divided into A, B, C, and D players based on their handicaps (See ‘handicap’ definition) with ‘A’ players being the lowest handicaps, ‘D’ players being the highest. Each team of 4 gets an A, B, C, and D player. Normal Scramble format after the teams have been made.

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Alternate Shot

Also known as ‘Foursomes’ A format in which two golfers play as partners, playing only one golf ball, taking turns playing the strokes. In other words, the two golfers alternate hitting shots.

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Alternate Shot Scramble

A combination of Scramble and Alternate Shot (see ‘Scramble’ definition) Teams of 4 or 6 are divided into 2 groups with all the players in one group hitting first. The best shot is selected after all the players in that group have hit. The other group then plays from there and the process repeats until the ball is holed.

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Best Ball (fourball)

Usually done with 2 person teams. Each player uses their own ball throughout the round with the best score on each hole being selected as the team score (can be Gross or Net).

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2 Net Best Ball

This is a variation of best ball where there are 4 players on a team and instead of just one score being selected on each hole, the team will choose the 2 best Net scores on each hole as the team score.

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2 Best Balls of 4, 1 Gross 1 Net

This is a variation of best ball where there are 4 person teams and 1 Net score and 1 Gross score is selected on each hole (must be two separate balls) as the team’s score (see ‘Net’ and ‘Gross’ definitions).

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Tournament Glossary Continued

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Chapman Scotch

Two Person Teams. On par 4 and 5 holes, each player hits a tee shot, then hits the second shot using their partner’s ball. After the second shot, you pick one of the balls. If you pick player A’s second shot, player B must hit the third shot and you will alternate shots after that. This format is also called “hit, switch, hit, select.” On the par 3 holes, each player hits a tee shot, then you pick one of the balls and alternate shots until the ball is holed.

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Course Handicap

Is a whole number representing the number of handicap stokes allotted to you for a particular round of golf from a certain tee (i.e. white, blue, yellow, etc.). It is computed using your Handicap Index (usually expressed with a decimal) and the Slope System, it can be obtained on the GHIN APP or by using the Course Handicap charts located near the downstairs bathrooms.

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Gross Score vs Net Score

‘Net score’ refers to a golfer's score after handicap strokes have been deducted. Put more technically, the net score is a player's Gross Score (the actual number of strokes played) minus the strokes his or her course handicap allows to be deducted during the course of the round.

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Handicap Strokes

Your course handicap is the number of Handicap Stokes you are allotted each round and represents the difference between your gross and net score. They are distributed in accordance with the hole by hole “handicaps” on the score card in a match or net best ball context (you get a stroke on every hole where your Course Handicap is higher than the handicap rating assigned to that hole, if your handicap exceeds 18 you get a stroke on every hole where your Course Handicap exceeds the sum of 18 and the rating assigned to that hole). In Net Stroke Play format your total number of handicap strokes are simply subtracted from your total Gross Score.

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Handicap Index

A USGA Handicap Index is a numeral, to one decimal place, that represents a golfer's potential for scoring. A handicap index of 14.5, for example, indicates that a golfer will, on his or her best days, shoot somewhere around 14 or 15 strokes over par. Handicap Index is not an average of a golfer's scores, but rather an estimate of what the golfer might shoot on his or her best days. Handicap Index is figured through a complicated formula that, thankfully, individual golfers are unlikely to ever use themselves.

But the gist of it is this: Take your 20 most recent golf scores. Throw out the 12 worst. Average the rest.

Multiply by 96-percent.

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Horserace

A format used for The Shootout and the final portion of the SnakeQuest, a horse race is a kind of ‘survivor’ format where a player or players get eliminated on each hole. For example, 12 players play the first hole and the 2 with the highest scores are eliminated. The remaining 10 players play the second hole and someone gets eliminated on that hole. This continues until there is only one person left standing as the winner.

13 Match Play (USGA Definition) A match consists of one side playing against another in a hole by hole format over a stipulated number of holes. Except as otherwise provided in the Rules, a hole is won by the side that holes its ball in fewer strokes (Gross or Net depending on the format). The state of the match is expressed by the terms: so many "holes up" or "all square," (tied)” with so many to play."

14 Mixed Format Competition There are a couple of events at Lake Valley (like the 6,6,6 ) that require the use of mixed formats. This simply means that certain holes will be played with one format (Best Ball for example) while other holes are played with a different format (Scramble for example). It can also mean that some players will play one format while others play a different one.

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Modified Scotch

A format where both players hit a tee shot on each hole and the best shot is selected.If you pick player A’s tee shot, player B must hit the 2nd shot and you will alternate shots after that - player A hits the 3rd shot, player B hits the 4th shot and so on.You must play and finish the hole with the same ball that is chosen.

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Pari-Mutual Wagering

A wagering system in which bettors place wagers on competitors to win, place or show. All bets of a particular type are placed together in a pool and payoff odds are calculated by sharing the pool among all winning bets.

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Scramble

Typically played with 4 players, this format emphasizes fun by taking away the pressure of players keeping an individual score. In this format, everyone hits a tee shot and the best one is selected. All players then hit from there and the process is repeated until the ball is holed. Even though four players are on a team, only one score gets written down on each hole. If there is net scoring in a scramble event, players course handicaps will be adjusted to obtain a team handicap which is then deducted from the Gross score at the end.

18 Scratch When a player or event does not use handicaps, they are considered scratch. This simply means that no strokes will be deducted from players’ scores so that all play uses Gross scores as opposed to Net scores.

19 Shotgun vs Tee Times When an event is using tee times, all players will go off of the #1 or #10 tee and play all the holes in the same order. In a Shotgun event however, groups are spread out over various holes on the course so as to get everyone starting and finishing at the same time. The holes are played in order beginning where you start. For example, if a group starts on hole #5, their last hole will be #4.

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Shootout

See 'Horserace' Definition

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Stableford

A format where, rather than counting the total number of strokes taken as in stroke play, players score points based on the number of strokes taken at each hole (1 point for bogey, 2 points for par, etc.).

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Stroke Play (USGA Definitition)

A stroke play competition consists of competitors completing each hole of a stipulated round or rounds and, for each round, returning a score card on which there is a gross score for each hole. Each competitor is playing against every other competitor in the competition. The competitor who plays the stipulated round or rounds in the fewest strokes is the winner. In a handicapped competition, the competitor with the lowest net score for the stipulated round or rounds is the winner.

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Event Descriptions March 15th

GHIN Score Posting Begins (ends November 15th) The GHIN handicapping system brings together golfers of all playing abilities with innovative products to drive engagement and bring out the best in your game.

March 17th 3pm - 6pm

Taylormade Testing Day Get fit for the latest and greatest technology from Taylormade.

Appointments available or you can just show up!

March 24th 3:00 - 6:00 PM

XXIO Testing Day Get fit for the latest and greatest technology from XXIO. Appointments available or you can just show up!

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Event Descriptions March 28th 9:00 AM Shotgun

Erie High School Invitational Lake Valley Golf Club rarely hosts high school events, but the 2022 event season kicks off with this one. We will welcome some of the best young players in the area to compete at our club!

April 1st

Pro/Member Tournament (Ends October 31st) Entry: $10/attempt, join a monthly team by contacting one of the pros Format: Season long leaderboard, 2 best balls of 4 with an LV Pro Handicaps: Required

April 4th & April 5th

Spring Greens Aerification Aerification is the process by which holes are put into the greens to allow for air and water to be able to get into the soil beneath the green. Sand and other materials may also be introduced to the soil profile as part of aerification. It's necessary for long-term green health.

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April 6th

Junior Golf Programs Begin (Season long on Mondays, Wednesdays & Thursdays) Our robust junior program is dedicated to kids of all ages from 5 to 16. It includes a 6 month 8-13 year old program, a 5 month 5-7 year old program, private lessons, small group lessons and on course play.

April 7th 2pm - 5pm

Titleist Testing Day Get fit for the latest and greatest technology from Titleist. Appointments available or you can just show up!

April 12th

Ladies League Play Begins (ends October 27th) The Ladies League has a weekly game on Tuesdays and is always welcoming, casual and FUN! Handicaps are required to be in the league. Contact Teedee Keister for more information: tdkeister33@gmail.com More info on page 57

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April 14th 3pm - 6pm

Taylormade Testing Day Get fit for the latest and greatest technology from Taylormade.

Appointments available or you can just show up!

April 21st 3:00 PM - 6:00 PM

Mizuno Testing Day Get fit for the latest and greatest technology from Mizuno. Appointments available or you can just show up!

April 23rd 11:00 AM - 3:00 PM

XXIO Testing Day Get fit for the latest and greatest technology from XXIO. Appointments available or you can just show up!

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April 28th 3:00 PM - 6:00 PM

Cleveland / Srixon Testing Day Get fit for the latest and greatest technology from Cleveland/Srixon.

Appointments available or you can just show up!

May 1st 5:00 PM Shotgun

May 9 & Dine 9 & Dines will consist of varying formats including 3 club scramble, 6-person scramble, Tin-Cup Theme, and a "Yellow Tee" Par 3 contest.

Price: $70/Team includes prizes & Food.

Carts are optional Handicaps: Not Required

May 1st

Men's Handicapped Match Play Championship Begins Entry: Opens March 15, Closes April 24 Price: $50/Person includes payouts Format: Net Match Play double elimination bracket

2021 CHAMP DAN FLOHRS

Handicaps: Required

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May 1st

Partner Match Play Championship Begins Entry: Opens March 15, Closes April 24 Price: $50/Person includes payouts Format: Net Fourball Match Play bracket Handicaps: Required

2021 CHAMPS ROB CLARK & BOB GROENING

May 5th 3:00 PM - 6:00 PM

Callaway Testing Day Get fit for the latest and greatest technology from Callaway. Appointments available or you can just show up!

May 7th 9:00 AM Shotgun

ABCD Opening Day Scramble Entry: Opens March 15, Closes April 30 Price: $80/Person includes carts, prizes and lunch Format: ABCD 4 Person Team Scramble Handicaps: Required F & B: Lunch buffet after the round

2021 CHAMPS BRAD QUILLER, JOHN DONICHT, JOAN SCHEMPP, PAM RYAN

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May 15th 9:00 AM Shotgun

2-Person Scramble Entry: Opens March 15, Closes May 8 Price: $65/Person includes Prizes and food, carts are optional Format: 2 Person Team Scramble Handicaps: Required

2021 NET CHAMPS JOHN SOTIROFF & DAN FLYGARE

May 16th 8:30 AM Tee Times

Ladies A-Team Entry: Based on Handicap, contact Pam Ryan to sign up Price: Discounted Guest Fees of $30 includes cart and Breakfast Format: Team 2 Net Best Balls Handicaps: Required

May 21st 11:00 AM - 3:00 PM

Weapons of Grass Destruction Multi-Vendor Testing Day Multiple vendors will attend this massive display of technology. One of the best chances of the year for you to try the latest equipment.

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May 25th 8:30 AM Shotgun

Boulder Chamber Event The Boulder Chamber of Commerce's annual networking golf outing that many of our members participate in!

May 31st through June 28th 5:00 PM Shotguns

Men's League Entry: Opens March 15, Closes May 24 Schedule: Tuesdays May 31 through June 28 Price: $100/Person for prizes Format: 9 Hole, 4-Ball Match Play for Points Handicaps: Required F & B: Banquet following final round

2021 2ND FLIGHT CHAMPS ROB ALLEN & TANNER HUMPHREY

June 1st

Scratch Match Play Championship Begins Entry: Opens March 15, Closes May 25 Price: $45/ Person includes payouts Format: Individual Scratch Match Play Single Elimination Bracket

2021 CHAMP JACK STORTI

Handicaps: Not required for this event

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June 1st

Ladies Handicap Match Play Begins Entry: Opens March 15, Closes May 25 Price: $50/Person includes payouts Format: Net Match Play Double Elimination Bracket

2021 CHAMP ANN GRUIDEL

Handicaps: Required

June 2nd 3pm - 6pm

Taylormade Testing Day Get fit for the latest and greatest technology from Taylormade.

Appointments available or you can just show up!

June 5th 5:00 PM Shotgun

June 9 & Dine 9 & Dines will consist of varying formats including 3 club scramble, 6-person scramble, Tin-Cup Theme, and a "Yellow Tee" Par 3 contest.

Price: $70/Team includes prizes & Food.

Carts are optional Handicaps: Not Required

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June 6th 8:30 AM Shotgun

Flatirons Construction Outside Event Founded in 2013, Flatirons Construction was derived from Jayhawk Remodeling and Plan B construction. Combining the two businesses provides a fully encompassing residential and commercial construction company.

June 9th through 11th

Snake Quest Men's Member/Guest Entry: Modified Lottery March 15 – March 31 (info on pg. 48) Price: $750/Team includes carts, prizes, tee gifts, meals and on course beverages Format: 4 Ball Stroke Play. Horserace at the end to decide Champions.

Handicaps: Required Cash Games: See Page ­50 F & B: See Page 47

June 13th 8:30 AM Shotgun

Longmont Chamber Event The Longmont Area Chamber of Commerce's annual networking golf outing. This will be Lake Valley's first time hosting the event!

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June 16th 3:00 PM - 6:00 PM

Mizuno Testing Day Get fit for the latest and greatest technology from Mizuno. Appointments available or you can just show up!

June 20th 8:30 AM Shotgun

Holes of Hope Annual Charity Event Holes of Hope is Lake Valley’s own annual charity event benefiting the Tebo Cancer Center. Many members support it by playing or sponsoring. We have raised over $400,000 to date. For more information, contact Mitch Galnick or Rob Mount.

June 25th & 26th 8:00 AM Tee Times

Senior Club Championship Entry: Begins March 15 and ends June 18 Price: $60/Person includes prizes only, carts and food are optional Format: Individual Stroke Play Handicaps: Required

2021 CHAMP BEN HOSTELLEY

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June 30th 8:30 AM Shotgun

Ladies B-Team Entry: Based on Handicap, contact Laura Koecheler to sign up Price: Discounted Guest Fees of $30 includes cart and Breakfast Format: Team 2 Net Best Balls Handicaps: Required

July 1st

Scramble Match Play Begins Entry: Opens March 15, Closes June 24 Price: $50/Person includes payouts Format: Net Fourball Match Play bracket Handicaps: Required

2021 CHAMPS DAN FLOHRS & MATT MCNULTY

July 4th 8:30 AM Tee Times

Independence Day Flag Tournament Entry: Opens March 15, Closes June 27 Price: $45/Person includes Prizes only, carts and food are optional Format: 2 Person Team Chapman Scotch Flag Handicaps: Required

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July 7th 3:00 - 6:00 PM

XXIO Testing Day Get fit for the latest and greatest technology from XXIO. Appointments available or you can just show up!

July 14th 8:30 AM Shotgun

27th Annual BIAC Charity Event The Brain Injury Alliance of Colorado is the go-to resource for help and services for survivors of an injury to the brain, their families, and providers. Lake Valley is proud to be the long time home of this great event.

July 19th & 20th 7:30 AM Tee Times

Ladies League Championship Entry: Opens March 15, Closes July 12 Price: Included in League Fees Format: Individual Stroke Play Handicaps: Required F & B: Optional Lunch Wednesday for a $16 fee

2021 CHAMPS (BY FLIGHT) JENNA MERLIN, LAURA FORD, NANCY MCGANN, PAM RYAN

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July 21st 3:00 PM - 6:00 PM

Cleveland / Srixon Testing Day Get fit for the latest and greatest technology from Cleveland/Srixon.

Appointments available or you can just show up!

July 23rd & 24th 1:00 PM & 9:00 AM Shotguns

Lake Valley Member/Member Entry: Opens March 15, Closes July 16 Price: $100/ Person includes Prizes and food, carts are optional Format: 2 Person Team Best Ball Handicaps: Required F & B: Saturday evening hors d'oeuvres, full 2021 GROSS CHAMPS DILLON JOHNSON & COLE NYGREN breakfast Sunday morning, and unlimited non-alcoholic beverages both days.

July 25th 7:30 AM Tee Times

U.S. Senior Women's Open Qualifier Lake Valley has hosted numerous USGA events and this year we will welcome many of the area's top female players trying to qualify for the 2022 US Senior Women's Open which will be held at NCR Country Club in Ohio.

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July 28th 3:00 PM - 6:00 PM

Taylormade Testing Day Get fit for the latest and greatest technology from Taylormade.

Appointments available or you can just show up!

July 31st 5:00 PM Shotgun

July 9 & Dine 9 & Dines will consist of varying formats including 3 club scramble, 6-person scramble, Tin-Cup Theme, and a "Yellow Tee" Par 3 contest.

Price: $70/Team includes prizes & Food.

Carts are optional Handicaps: Not Required

August 1st 8:00 AM Shotgun

Lyons Lions Charity Event Providing scholarships to Lyons High graduates and awards to local students, sponsorship of the annual Lyons Channel 9 Heath Fair, eye care and glasses for those in need, highway cleanup, volunteering with Habitat for Humanity and tree planting projects

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August 5th through 7th 12:30 PM & 8:30 AM Tee Times

Club Championship Entry: Begins March 15 and ends July 29 Price: $80/Person includes prizes only, carts and food are optional Format: Flighted Individual Stroke Play Handicaps: Required

August 8th 3:00 PM - 6:00 PM

Taylormade Testing Day Get fit for the latest and greatest technology from Taylormade.

Appointments available or you can just show up!

August 8th 8:30 AM Shotgun

Schneider Electric Event Schneider’s purpose is to empower all to make the most of our energy and resources, bridging progress and sustainability for all. At Schneider, we call this Life Is On.

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August 21st 9:00 AM Shotgun

Mixed Club Championship Entry: Opens March 15 and ends August 14 Price: $60/Person includes prizes and Lunch Buffet, Carts are optional Format: 2 Person Team Best Ball Handicaps: Required F & B: Lunch Buffet following play

2021 CHAMPS TED KREIDER & SHARON ATCHESON

August 23rd 8:30 AM Shotgun

Valley Crown Ladies Member/Guest Entry: Due by August 16th by contacting Ann Gruidel or Teedee Keister

2021 CHAMPS & THEIR GUESTS PAM RYAN & SHIRLEY SCHALLER HILLARY HALL & ANN SATHER

Price: $140/Team Format: Team 2 Net Best Balls Handicaps: Not required for this event

August 25th 3:00 PM - 6:00 PM

Taylormade Testing Day Get fit for the latest and greatest technology from Taylormade.

Appointments available or you can just show up!

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August 28th 5:00 PM Shotgun

August 9 & Dine 9 & Dines will consist of varying formats including 3 club scramble, 6-person scramble, Tin-Cup Theme, and a "Yellow Tee" Par 3 contest.

Price: $70/Team includes prizes & Food.

Carts are optional Handicaps: Not Required

September 6th & 7th

Fall Greens Aerification Aerification is the process by which holes are put into the greens to allow for air to be able to get into the soil beneath the green. Sand and other materials may also be introduced to the soil profile as part of theprocess. It's necessary for long-term green health.

September 18th 8:30 AM Tee Times

The Good, The Bad & The Ugly (6,6,6) Entry: Opens March 15, Closes September 11 Price: $45/Person includes prizes, carts and food are optional Format: 2 Person Team Mixed Format Competition. 6 Holes each of Scramble (The Good)/Best Ball (The Bad)/Modified

2021 GROSS CHAMPS CHRIS CHRISMAN & CONNOR TUBRIDY

Scotch (The Ugly) Handicaps: Required

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September 19th 9:00 AM Shotgun

Lafayette Chamber of Commerce Event The Lafayette Chamber is an actionoriented membership organization that has served as the “voice” of Lafayette's business community since 1954. This will be LVGC's first time hosting this event!

September 25th 9:00 AM Shotgun

20th Annual Ryder Cup Entry: Season Long Qualifying, Closes September 18 Price: $5/attempt May - July, $10/attempt August, $15/attempt September Format: 27 Hole Team Match Play Variable Format (Fourball, Modified Alternate Shot

2021 CHAMPS THE PALMER TEAM

and Individual Stroke Play) Handicaps: Required F & B: Optional Pairings Dinner on September 23

September 26th 9:00 AM Shotgun

BOLO Realtors Event BOLO Realtors is a professional trade association of over 1400 realtors who abide by a strict code of ethics. BOLO Realtors and Affiliate Partners are trusted experts in our local community. BOLO Realtors provides their members with education, tools, and resources to achieve success in their careers.

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October 9th 9:30 AM Shotgun

The Shootout Entry: Qualify by winning member tournaments throughout the year Price: No Cost, Carts are provided, and food is optional Format: Individual Stroke Play Horse Race Handicaps: Required

2021 CHAMP ROB CLARK

October 13th 9:00 AM Shotgun

JVA Consulting Engineers Event JVA is a structural, civil, and environmental consulting engineering firm headquartered in Boulder with offices in Fort Collins, Winter Park, Glenwood Springs, and Denver.

October 22nd 10:00 AM Shotgun

WXYZ Closing Day Entry: Opens March 15th, Closes October 15th Price: $80 for prizes and food. Carts are optional.

Format: 4 Person “ABCD” Scramble Handicaps: Required

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2022

Snake Quest The Snake Quest is the sole men’s-only event of the year and it’s a blast. We play an optional practice round on Thursday (June 9th), and you and your partner can choose your playing partners for the day.

Friday afternoon marks the beginning of the actual competition that consists of four 9-hole rounds of gross and net best ball (you will play with a different team each 9 holes) played over 2 days.

Schedule of Events Thursday, June 9th

Friday, June 10th

Saturday, June 11th

Player Registration 10 am – 5:00 pm

Golf Shop opens 7:00 am

Player’s Breakfast 7:30 am

Optional Practice Round 11:30am shotgun

Player’s lunch, betting, Team Putting Contest, $5000 Putt off Qualifier 11:00 am

Third Nine Holes 9:00am shotgun

Optional Team Alternate Shot Horserace 4:15pm shotgun Optional Player’s Dinner Following Golf

First Nine Holes 12:30 pm shotgun Second Nine Holes 3:15 pm shotgun Player’s Only Cocktails & Hors d’ oeuvres 6:00 pm $5000 Putt –Off for Qualifiers 6:15pm Player’s Only Dinner 6:30pm

Snacks at Staging area 11:15 am -11:30 am Final Nine Holes 11:45 am Shotgun Player’s Lunch and Shootout Wagering 2:00 pm Shootout –Spectators are encouraged* 3:15 pm Awards presentation on 18 green 5:00 pm

The Lottery March 15th through March 30th Registration will begin on March 15. To register log in to our website www.lakevalley.com and proceed to the Calendar or Event Registration and the Snake Quest (June 9) and register there. No e-mails, phone calls or inperson registrations will be accepted. If you need assistance, please call us and we’ll walk you through the process. You will receive a confirming e-mail. An up to date list of all registrants is available on the Snake Quest registration page at the “Others Attending” tab.

At noon on March 30th, we will cut off registration.

If fewer than 44 members have registered by the cutoff all registrants will have a spot in the SQ and we will reopen registration on March 31st on a first-come basis until the event is fully subscribed and then a wait list will be established.

If more than 44 members have registered as of the cutoff, we will have a lottery drawing at 11 AM on March 31st to determine the field and an ordered waitlist will be established from among all registrants. The lottery will have the following parameters: 1. Last 3 SQ winners who registered are automatically in.

(Multiple winners count once).

2. All those registered before the cut-off get one lottery entry (chance).

3. Past champions get one extra chance for each win.

4. One extra chance will be given for each year you played in the Snake Quest from 2000 to the year of the drawing.

5. One extra chance for those who in previous years (beginning with 2015) registered before the cut-off, did not get picked in the first 44, went on and stayed on the waitlist and did not get in (no extra chance for being added to the waitlist after the lottery).

6. One spot will be reserved for a member who joined after the previous year’s Snake Quest. (If after 43 names are drawn no new member has secured a spot a drawing will take place among all new members registered for the drawing).

The lottery will be held in the West Room and the list of all names chosen and the waitlist will be e-mailed and published shortly thereafter. FYI, the last two years everyone who was on the waitlist and stayed on it eventually got into the event.

All those who are chosen will have their accounts billed for the $750 fee on their May 1 statement. If you drop out, your spot will be offered to the first member on the wait list who will have 48 hours to commit. Any ‘wait-lister’ who confirms will be billed immediately after confirmation. Once charged, no refunds will be given except for cancellations received before May 15th but then only if another team takes your place. We look forward to another great SQ and strongly encourage you to register between March 15th and March 30th at noon if you think you want to play. If you have any questions, please call or stop in the Golf Shop.

The Rounds Format Four Ball (Best Ball) Nine Holes Each x Four Rounds.

Tees Modified Blue/White Combo Tees *For all play, competitors who are a minimum 70 years old may elect to play the white tees if their age+hdcp=85, and green tees if their age+hdcp=95.

Handicaps are adjusted accordingly.

Handicap The handicap for the competition will be 90% of each person’s course handicap as of May 27th.

Ties Teams are competing for places in the Shootout (two gross and four net and any ties) as well as two wild card spots*.Teams losing a tie break for one of the two places in the finals reserved for gross scores are eligible for one of the four net places. *wild card(s)- Low Net score for final 9 holes(front and back) and ties Rules USGA Rules govern play except as modified

by Local Rules.

The Shootout Qualifiers The two low gross scores and four low net scores, ties and wild cards (lowest round 4 score) will qualify for the Shootout.

Format Scotch (alternate shot) Horserace. Holes used for the competition will be #1, #2, #17, #18. Partners will play alternately from the teeing grounds and alternately during play of each hole. The number of teams eliminated on each hole will be determined after we know how many teams are in the shootout. Ties for final spot to advance will also move on to next hole Handicap Teams receive 20% of the partners’ combined 18-hole handicaps. All teams will be reduced by the handicap of the low handicapped team who shall then play from scratch.

Sudden Death If the remaining teams are tied following the play of hole #18, a sudden-death playoff will begin on hole #1.

Money Games $5000 Putt– Off

Wagering Info

Qualifying Friday 11am-12:30pm Players are given the opportunity to hit a 10 foot putt. Should you make that putt you are automatically entered into the finals.

Friday Pari-Mutual Players can bet on teams in increments of $5.

Players can place as many bets as they would like for any amount they would like as long as it is divisible by 5. This is the same thing as betting on horses. You can place a bet on any team you like and as many teams as you like. Choose win, place, or show or any combination of the three.

Finals: Friday 6:15pm Players who made the 10-foot putt are given the opportunity to win $5000. A 30-foot putt and a 50-foot putt which has been predetermined by a member of the golf staff must be made in succession. All players will hit the 30foot putt then any of those who have made the 30-foot putt will be given the chance to hit the 50-foot putt. There are two $5000 prizes available. If more than 2 players successfully make all 3 putts, they shall split $10,000.

Team Putting Contest

Friday Day Money Optional $30 team bet. We will pay out 30% of the teams that get in the game. All scoring is based on net scores and is for Friday only.

Saturday Skins Optional team net skins game $30. 90% of handicap Shootout Pari-Mutual Same format as Friday but you will only be placing bets on the teams that are in the shootout. Pari-Mutual wagering on the Shootout Finals will take place between 2:00 pm-3:00 pm on Saturday, June 11th.

Competition: Friday 11am—12:30pm Each member of each team will hit a long putt which has been predetermined by a member of the golf staff. The combined distance from the hole of the two putts will be the team score .I.e. if Player A makes his putt and Player B misses by 3 feet their team score will be 36 inches or 3 feet. We will pay the top 3 places.

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2021 Snake Quest Champions Jeff Humphrey & Peter Kaye (member)

2022

Valley Crown

The Ladies Member Guest will take place on August 23rd, 2022. The event is open to all Lake Valley women and their guests. Ladies League membership is NOT required to play.

Entry Fee: $140 per team includes: Lunch, Prizes, Tee Gift, Guest Fee and Cart Fee Format: 4 Person Scramble

*Sponsored by the Ladies 18 Hole League

Tee Sheet Information Use this page as a reference for tee sheet openings and closings

Tee Sheet by Month 1/1 - 3/13

9:30 AM - 5:00 PM

3/14 - 4/4

9:00 AM - 6:00 PM

4/4 - 5/1

8:30 AM - 6:00 PM

5/2 - 5/29

8:00 AM - 7:00 PM

5/30 - 9/5

7:30 AM - 7:00 PM

9/6 - 10/2

8:00 AM - 7:00 PM

10/3 - 11/5

8:30 AM - 6:30 PM

11/6 - 12/31

9:30 AM - 5:00 PM

There are numerous factors that contribute to this schedule including but not limited to, frost delay probability, daylight hours, daylight savings time, maintenance practices, holidays, aerification, and event schedule.

The Golf Shop posts daily tee sheet notes indicating weather delays and/or events taking place on a given date.

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Pre-Booked & Reserved Tee Times “Pre-booked” or reserved tee times serve a valuable purpose here at Lake Valley and many of them have a long tradition as well; long preceding the privatization of the Club. While some members believe these times should not be allowed, Club management and the Board of Advisors recognize their importance and advocates their judicious use.

Many factors will be taken into account when deciding whether to add or remove any reserved times to the list below. Some of these include; the number of times requested, their proximity to other existing reserved times, the day of week and time of day, the group being served and its size relative to the number of tee times requested, the “openness” of the times to others wanting to join the users, the effect the times will likely have on course maintenance, Golf Shop maintenance, etc.

Most importantly it will be incumbent upon those requesting the times to demonstrate the benefits these times will have to the Club (other members and management) and how they differ from other similar prebooked times.

It is essential that when pre-booked times are reserved that they are actually used and/or released in sufficient time to make them available to the general membership. If the group has a leader we will work with the leader to facilitate use and release. As many of these times are held for groups with no “leader” the following protocol will be in place to help achieve this goal. It should be remembered that it is a privilege to play in these times and the responsibility falls on those members wanting to avail themselves of this privilege to follow these guidelines.

Each week we will hold (pre-book) x tee times for a group. Players in the group must stop in, call the Golf Shop or e-mail golfshop@lakevalley.com anytime starting 5 days ahead to place their name on the list of players wishing to participate during those times. We will fill the times in order starting with the earliest and work our way towards the last one. At Golf Shop closing 2 days before play we will release the last tee time if there aren’t enough players registered to have anyone in that time. At closing the day before play we will release all remaining tee times that have no one registered in them unless at that time the Golf Shop believes there is some benefit to the Club in not releasing a portion of them.

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Pre-Booked & Reserved Tee Times You must register through the golf shop to assure a spot in all prebooked tee time blocks Placing your name on the list assures you a spot in one of the group times but not one specific tee time. The group leader or the group is responsible to determine who will play with whom and when keeping in mind that all those who are on the tee sheet have priority to all who have not pre-registered.

Weather permitting 5-somes will be allowed (but not required) to help accommodate latecomers but only if all are riding carts, boards or bikes and an acceptable pace of play is maintained. Please do not expect to play if you have not called the Golf Shop or e-mailed to pre-register and been told there is space.

Members who regularly take spots in these times and don’t cancel 24 hours in advance will be subject to having their privileges to play in these pre-booked times suspended.

It is our hope that if these basic guidelines are followed we will be able to continue this great tradition and the Club as a whole will benefit.

As of October 1, 2017 the following Groups are allocated Pre-Booked Tee Times: Ladies 18 hole League – 7 tee times on Tuesday mornings April thru October, time changes during the season. Serves approximately 55 players.

Men’s Twilight League Shotgun – 9 hole shotgun at 5 pm on Tuesday nights for 5 weeks beginning in June. Serves 60 players.

“Noon” Group – 4 tee times at 12:30 Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday during Daylight Savings time and noon during the rest of the year. Serves approximately 32 players.

Tosh Shotgun – April thru October. Wednesday morning modified shotgun @ about 10 am, Uses 8-10 tee times and impacts play beginning at 7 am to 8:10 am (9hole play) in addition to the tee times. Serves approximately 60 players.

Ladies 9 hole league – 2-4 tee times on Thursday mornings April thru October, tee times vary but about 9 am. Serves approximately 20 players.

Friday morning ladies – 2 tee times on Friday mornings @ about 9 am. Serves approximately 16 players

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Men's Golf "If there is any larceny in a man, golf will bring it out. . ."

2022 Men's League 5 weeks plus 1 makeup week from May 31st thru June 28th 5:00 PM Shotgun on Tuesdays Fee of $100/person for the entire season Format: Net Fourball Match Play - Two person teams playing best ball against another team of two. Each match is worth 1 overall point.

Tied Scores – hole halved and half match point for each team. Play is from rotating tees (Blue, Blue/White Combo and White) Day Contests: Each week will have an optional cash day contest which is $5/person. Ex. Gross Skins, Net Skins and Most Points.

The Noon Game (The Knuckleheads) Every week, rain or shine throughout the year on Wednesdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays.

Tee times begin at 12:30 PM (12:00 November – March) Format: Cash games, $20 entry. Formats include: Low Net, Greenies and Skins. Play is from various tees Contact the golf shop within 5 days prior of the day you would like to play to sign up.

The Tosh Game Most Wednesdays April thru October (Members still play during shoulder seasons, but tee time blocks are not reserved by the golf shop.)

Usually a 10:00 AM Hybrid of Tee Times and Shotgun Money Games of varying format Contact Tom Stauffer at tomstauffer@comcast.net if you are interested in joining. No long term commitment. Come when you can!

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Ladies Golf Ladies 9 Hole Play (Thursday Mornings) February thru April: 10:00 am May thru September: 9:00 am Girls Nights Out: Tuesdays and Thursdays at 5:00 pm in the Summer Sign up for weekly play by contacting the golf shop

Ladies Event Schedule Ladies B-Team Event: Interclub Event June 30th Ladies A-Team Event: Interclub Event May 16th LVWGA League Championship July 19th & 20th (Register Online) The Valley Crown (Member/Guest) August 23rd (Open to all LV Ladies. Register Online)

"Golf is a game of coordination, rhythm, and grace; women have these to a high degree" Ladies 18 Hole League Play (Tuesday Mornings) Official League Play is April 12th thru September 27th Sign up for weekly play by contacting the golf shop or online at the Calendar Section of www.lakevalley.com or on the LVGC APP January thru March: 10:00 am April: 9:00 am May: 8:30 am June thru August: 8:00 am September: 8:30 am October: 9:00 am November thru December: 10:00 am Membership applications and additional information can be found in the ladies locker room.

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Lessons & Coaching Lake Valley offers a variety of lesson programs. Whether you are age 7 or 77, we have a professional staff that can cater to your needs.

Contact Your Professionals Cameron Morton, PGA Head Golf Professional cameron@lakevalley.com ext. 213 Tyler Winslow, PGA Lead Assistant Professional tyler@lakevalley.com ext. 212 Rudy Masias, PGA Apprentice Assistant Professional rudy@lakevalley.com ext. 212 Eric Hejl, PGA Apprentice Assistant Professional eric@lakevalley.com

Coaching Fees Cameron Morton Adults $300 per month Coaching, 6 month commitment, 5 hours per month $250 per month Coaching, 3 month commitment, 3 hours per month $25 Supervised Practice $75 ½ hour $120 1 hour $300 Series of 3 $480 Series of 5 Juniors (17 and younger) $55 1/2 hour $85 1 hour $225 Series of 3 $360 Series of 5 $200 Unlimited Lessons; per month basis; 6-month commitment Tyler Winslow Adults $60 ½ hour $100 1 hour $175 9 hole playing lesson $300 Monthly Coaching (4 hours/month, no long-term commitment) $225 Monthly Group Coaching Juniors (17 and younger) 20% off prices listed above Rudy Masias & Eric Hejl Adults $36 ½ hour $60 1 hour $144 Series of 3 $240 Series of 5 Juniors (17 and younger) $30 ½ hour $48 1 hour

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Club Fees Guest Fees

Accompanied Guests of Members (Cart Fee is Optional; Range is included as well as one complimentary beverage):

Weekday Sat, Sun, Holiday

18 holes $59.00 $71.00

9 holes $38.00 $45.00

Accompanied Practice Area Use – $15 (Unaccompanied - $25) Reciprocal Play & Unaccompanied Guests of Members (Cart Fee and Range Included): Mon. – Thurs. $93.00 Fri., Sat., Su., Hol. $108.00

Cart Fees

Full Cart Half Cart Single Rider Full Cart Golf Board Golf Scooter Golf Bike Electric Push Cart Push Carts

18 holes $44.00 $22.00 $33.00 $25.00 $25.00 $15.00 $15.00 $8.00

9 holes $26.00 $13.00 $20.00 $15.00 $15.00 $10.00 $10.00 $6.00

Charter Members receive 50% off cart fees

Member Fees

Locker Rental $50/Year Small $80/Year Large

Handicap Fees Member - $73 Non-Member - $83

Bag Storage/Club Cleaning Bag only - $170/Year Push Cart Only - $190/Year Bag and Push Cart - $370/Year Bag and Electric Push Cart - $465/Year ($370 without battery charging) Trail Fees for Personal Golf Cars Regular Member - $765/Year Charter Member - $382.50/Year

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Partner Benefits & Reciprocal Play Private Club Network

OpenRounds Network

The Private Club Network (PCN) is the largest independent, private club-to-club reciprocal network featuring golf privileges for the price of $25 or $50. The Private Club Network includes 202 private courses nationwide. All Lake Valley Members are automatically PCN members.In order to take advantage of the away privileges you must register at www.privateclubnetwork.com (1-800-547-0838) and follow their directions.

Lake Valley has partnered with OpenRounds to provide you with streamlined access to clubs you may wish to play in your travels. Access to OpenRounds is free and simple to navigate, at your convenience. When you use it to set up play at participating clubs you will be charged the guest fees set by each club. www.openrounds.com

PCN will call the Club you are interested in just as they call us for visiting members. The starting time cannot be made by the club member.

PCN Guests pay a $50 fee for 18 holes at Lake Valley (or 9 holes – no discount) which includes cart and range balls. If you would like to play at a different PCN Club, they might have a different rate from ours.

PCN tee times can bring guests, but the guests must pay a reciprocal fee.There are no specific days of week or time restrictions but it is likely that each Club will have some restrictions to ensure visiting PCN guests do not cause members to be turned away. Here at Lake Valley we do allow PCN play during prime times. Example: A Saturday morning in June would not be allowed. A Saturday morning in November probably would be allowed. If you are unaware of the PCN policies at a certain club, you may contact a member of our golf staff and we will try and get that information before you set up your tee time through PCN.

Registration Register at the link below. There is no charge to register.

The staff at OpenRounds will then verify you as a member, and you’ll receive an “Access Granted” email message. https://www.openrounds.com/users/sign_up Booking Rounds Once you’ve gained access to OpenRounds, you will be able to browse courses and submit a request to play.

Steps are as follows: (1) Submit a request including day/time, number of guests, and a message to the host club (2) Host club accepts/re-proposes/declines your request (3) If request is accepted, payment is made via OpenRounds platform prior to the date of play (4) A detailed itinerary is provided via email so that you may familiarize yourself with the host and its policies prior to arrival.

When you log-in to OpenRounds, there is a check box for “keep me logged in”. If you check this box while logging in, you will be able to click the links here at Lake Valley and not have to log-in again. Additionally, your golf staff and OpenRounds customer service will be more than happy to book on your behalf any time.

ClubCorp Club Benefits is now a part of your Lake Valley membership. Our members have access to hundreds of private courses and entertainment as they travel. Call ClubLine at 1-800-433-5079 to find out where you can play during your next getaway.

Lake Valley Members can also upgrade to "XLife PlayAway" with ClubCorp and receive discounted greens fees and 25% off on dining at 325 private clubs and 45 business clubs. As of April 1st, Members using their XLife PlayAway travel benefits may incur a play rate (in addition to the cart fee) at certain facilities.

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Persimmon Grill The Persimmon Grill is open for dining on the deck and in the Grill (reservations 303.444.2114 ext 7) and we continue to offer curbside takeout of food as well as non-alcoholic and alcoholic beverages. We are open Tuesday through Sunday from 11 AM until 7 PM to our members and the public (Closed Mondays).

We hope to see you soon!

Banquets & Catering For any occasion, for every kind of event, we’ll create memorable moments for you and your guests. Weddings, anniversaries, birthdays, specials ceremonies, charity fundraisers. With exquisite menus and elegant presentation, events of every kind are destined for success at Lake Valley Golf Club. You don’t have to be a member to have your next event at the club.

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Annual Member Golf Trips We are continuously looking for ways to add to the value of your membership.

One of those ways is organizing Club sponsored trips each and every year. In 2021, your golf professionals organized 2 separate member trips to Bandon Dunes and Ireland!

In 2022, we will be organizing trips to Scotland and Pebble Beach and planning various others for 2023!

Keep an eye out for these once in a lifetime opportunities!

Contact Tyler@lakevalley.com or Cameron@lakevalley.com for more information

Hole in One Insurance How It Works . . .

Upon enrollment, members agree to contribute $3 to the Fund initially, and then $3 more each time a Member who is a Hole-in-One Fund contributor records a witnessed ace while playing here at the Club.

All of the money in the fund at the time will be distributed to the Acer’s member account and can be used by him/her to offset the customary drink purchases or put to whatever purpose they desire.

All Club Members will continue to get their names recorded on the hole-in-one posts on the course whether or not you participate in the Fund.

If you are interested in joining the fund please contact allie@lakevalley.com.You may sign up at any time and opt out at any time but you just never know when you are going to hit that perfect shot!

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Contact Us

4400 Lake Valley Drive Niwot, CO 80503 303-444-2114 www.lakevalley.com Lake Valley Golf Shop @LakeValleyGC @lakevalleygolfclub