LINK-N-GREENS Golf Course
Golf & Driving Range Rates, Season Pass & Specials
LINK-N-GREENS Golf Course is now a full length 3600 yard, 9-hole course with a par 36. The course is lush Kentucky Blue Grass, and every single inch is well maintained. Greens are cut to 3/32", ½" Collar, ½" Fairway, 2 ½" First Rough, 4" Second Rough.
LINK-N-GREENS has a 30 tee, lighted Driving Range that is open everyday, weather permitting. If you only have time for a bucket of balls, stop by our driving range for a great golf experience!
We are Open Everyday, weather permitting for the Golf Season! Time to get in the swing of it! Please stop by for some great golf!
Please visit our golf course or driving range for an enjoyable, relaxing golf experience. See the links below for information about the golf course and driving range rates, season passes, and golf specials.
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- LINK-N-GREENS Golf Course Info
- Golf Rates
Find out our Golf Course Rates, Driving Range Prices, Tee Time Policy and Hours of Operation.
- LINK-N-GREENS Golf Course Rules
- Players jumping between courses will be charged an additional 18 holes.
- Abuse of facilities, policies, and procedures will result in the loss of playing privileges and removal from the course.
- Riding carts are a privilege (2 riders only). You are responsible for proper operation of golf cart. Any careless operation will result in loss of all playing privileges.
- Riding Carts must be kept a minimum 20 feet from the green.
- Yardage Markers: Blue is 200, White is 150, Red is 100 (measured to center of green).
- Shirt and Shoes are required.
- No outside alcoholic beverages allowed on premises, but you can buy beer at our golf facility.
- Discounts for Seniors and Juniors.
- Cash, Visa & Mastercard are welcomed!
Golf Overview & Rules in Brief
Golf is a game in which a ball is struck with a club from a prepared area, known as the "teeing ground," across fairway and rough to a second prepared area, which has a hole in it, known as the "putting green." The object of the game is to complete what is known as a hole by playing a ball from the teeing ground into the hole on the putting green in the fewest possible number of strokes. A "round of golf" consists of playing 18 such holes.
There are basically two forms of play, one which is decided by holes won and lost (match play) and the other which is decided by the total number of strokes taken to complete the round (stroke play).
- Three most important principles to remember when playing golf:
- Play the course as you find it. Play the Ball as it lies.
- And if you can't do either, do what's fair.
- To do what's fair you need to know the Golf Etiquette Rules.
- Golf Etiquette Rules:
- Don't move, talk or stand close to a player making a stroke.
- Don't play until the group in front is out of the way.
- Always play without delay. Leave the putting green as soon as all players in your group have holed out.
- Invite faster groups to play through.
- Replace divots. Smooth footprints in bunkers.
- Don't step on the line of another player's putt.
- Don't drop clubs on the putting green.
- Replace the flagstick carefully.
Information was found at GolfEurope.com/Golf Rules, click for more information about golf.
