Frequently Asked Questions
		How does the TeeMaster credit card reservation system work/Will I be charged for a no-show? Our reservation service, TeeMaster, uses credit card information to hold all tee-time reservations.  This is done to help protect against the abuse of tee-time reservations, i.e. the persistent failure to fill your reserved time.  However, we are always extremely flexible regarding unfulfilled tee-times.  We ask for 24-hour notification of all tee-time changes, though if you make changes even a few hours in advance, we are happy to make them for you at no cost.  An easy rule is to remember that even a little notice goes a long way. Reservations not filled on days with inclement weather are always accepted. Why are carts not allowed some days? The general reason is due to excessive water on the course.  Even one cart can do severe damage to especially soft turf.  We'd love to have the carts run all the time, but the consequences are too harsh.  Please understand that this is only done for the betterment of course conditions. What benefits are available for Alumni Association Members? We offer a fantastic deal on Mondays for our Alumni Association Members, as they play the course any time from 10am-close for only $15.  We also offer a season pass $200 lower than our general rate. Why don't you have a 9-hole rate? The easiest answer is we are an 18-hole course.  Golf for centuries has been 18-holes, and the layout of our course is conducive to this.  If we had a 10th tee situated nearer our Clubhouse, we could split tees.  As it is, our play is designed for a full 18. Why doesn't the University make major improvements to the Course, Clubhouse, Greens, etc.? We would certainly love to make as many major improvements as we can, however, our budget is in direct correlation to our revenue.  Basically, since we are a self-reliant facility (we are not subsidized), the sums of money needed to make major improvements take time to build up. When available, our revenues are used to make improvements to the Course.