The following policies have been established so that everyone can equally enjoy their golfing experience at Berry Creek. Please take a few moments to re-acquaint yourself with our cart policies, dress code and keep the attached pace of play sheet to help monitor your own group. Please remember these policies will be enforced by our course marshal’s and starters at your request and for everyone’s benefit.

Berry Creek has a 90-degree rule for all carts. After you have hit your shot, please return your cart to the cart path and then drive at a 90-degree angle to your next shot. Please do not drive your cart directly down the fairway.

Please do not pass the small “cart path only” or “no carts” signs. Once you reach these signs, carts must return to the cart path and stay there until you reach the next tee.

Carts must remain on the cart path at all times on all par 3’s, #9, # 14, #15 and all roped off areas. Adherence to these rules will greatly reduce wear and tear on our fairways and around our greens. Only two players are allowed per cart.

Children under 16 are not allowed to drive on the golf course.

Maximum of two bags per cart and one golfer per bag.

Carts that do not have a Berry Creek inspection sticker will not be allowed on the course at any time.   

Handicap Flags

If you have a handicap flag, please stay at least 30 feet from all greens. On #5, please drive up behind the green. Members with handicap flags must also follow the 90 degree rule.   

Dress Code

• Men must wear shirts with collars. 

• Women must wear shirts with collars or sleeves.  

• Shirts should be tucked in at all times.

• Shoes must be golf shoes or soft soled shoes.

• Shorts must be Bermuda length or a style specifically designed for golf.

• Short shorts, cutoffs, running shorts, tennis length skirts, t-shirts and tank tops are prohibited  

• No denim shorts or jeans allowed on the course, putting green or driving range.

These Rules Are In Effect At All Times, Including Mondays.

Golf Etiquette

Pace of Play: Players should play without delay.  If a group loses more than one clear hole on the players in front, it should invite the group following to pass.  

Holes in Bunkers:  Before leaving a bunker, a player should fill up and smooth over all holes and footprints made by the player.   

Replace Divots: Repair Ball-Marks & Spike Damage: Through the green, a player should ensure that any turf, cut or displaced by the player is replaced at once and pressed down.  Also, any damage to the putting green made by a ball is carefully repaired.  On completion of the hole by all players in the group, damage to the putting green caused by golf shoe spikes should be repaired.   

Practice: All practicing should be limited to the driving range and practice areas of the club.