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SAGC Policies

Policy Number 1: Memberships

While SAGC is open to the public, memberships may be purchased on an annual basis.  Current pricing is:

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Single: $600

Spouse: $350

College:  $200, must have current college I.D.

Junior: $75, under 18 and still in school.

GHIN: $55 (2026)

Annual membership fees are due on April 1st of each Year.  Members may break up fees into two equal payments, with an additional $50 administrative fee applied and split between both payments. The first half will be due by April 1st, and the second half will be due by July 1st. There will be a 15 day grace period given before a late fee of $50/month will be applied to your account. Members in bad standing who wish to play after the grace period must pay non-member green fees until the remaining balance on their account is paid in full. There will be no exceptions.​

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Memberships may be revoked at any time for disruptive play, policy violations, or any other actions that would be considered unsportsmanlike and/or unbecoming.  Membership revocation will be determined by the SAGC Board of Directors.  On March 31st annually, any member account in bad standing from the previous year/s will be required to pay the second half of their most recent year's membership at the current rate before new membership will be issued without exception.

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Membership cancellation/refund: Member fees are non-refundable. Exceptions will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis by the SAGC Board of Directors based on reasonable evidence and circumstance. 

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Policy 2

Policy Number 2: Reservations, Dress, and General Rules

Tee Time Reservations:

Phone reservations may be made seven days in advance respectively by calling the golf shop at 719-336-5274 anytime during normal business hours.  
 

Dress Code:

Both men and women are required to wear golf appropriate attire. Men must wear a collared golf shirt or T-shirt. Women may wear what is deemed golf attire by the golf fashion industry. Tank tops, cut off shorts, beach wear, or gym wear, are not proper attire.  Sole discretion regarding golf appropriate attire is left up to the golf shop staff. 

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Other Policies:

Children under 12 Years of age, accompanied by a member or fully paid adult will play for free.  Parents/guardians are responsible for children and must ensure that speed of play rules are adhered to. All players must have their own set of clubs.

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No outside food is permitted. All alcoholic beverages must be purchased from Spreading Antlers Golf Course.

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Spreading Antlers Golf Course is a spike-less golf facility. No metal spikes are permitted.

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Spreading Antlers Golf Course is not responsible for personal property that is lost, stolen, or left at the facility. However, The golf course staff will make every effort to help guests find lost property.

 

Policy Number 2 approved by:  SAGC Board

Policy Number 3: Assumption of Risk and Release from Liability

Participants understand and agree that there are certain dangers involved with the participation in golf games.  Including but not limited to, being struck by lightning, getting hit by a golf club, suffering from heat exhaustion, heart attack or injury from uneven terrain. All of which risks participant assumes and solely accept, and waives all claims of injury to body or property against Spreading Antlers Golf Club. Further, the participant agrees that while on the premises of a Spreading Antlers Golf Club tournament, he or she, and anyone else affiliated with participant: shall be present at their own risk and that Spreading Antlers Golf Club shall not be liable for any claims for injuries or damages whatsoever to person or property of the participant or related person arising out of, or in connection with the participation in the tournament, or presence at the tournament. Participant agrees to indemnify and hold harmless Spreading Antlers Golf Club from all claims by or liability to participant or affiliated person.

 

Spreading Antlers parking lot, shared with Lamar Elks, is a “park at your own risk” area.  Players and visitors must ensure vehicles are secured and properly parked.

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Policy Number 3 approved by: SAGC Board

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Policy 4

Policy Number 4: Tournaments

Tournament Format and Rules of Play:

Tournaments held at Spreading Antlers Golf Club (SAGC), including both club-sponsored events and tournaments hosted by third-party organizations or charitable groups, may utilize any golf competition format recognized by the United States Golf Association (USGA). Examples include, but are not limited to: Stroke Play, Match Play, Stableford, Four-Ball, and Scramble Formats.

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All tournaments conducted at SAGC shall be played in accordance with the current Rules of Golf as established by the USGA, except where modified by official Local Rules adopted by SAGC for course conditions or event administration.

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Alternative or non-traditional tournament formats may be approved at the discretion of the SAGC Tournament Committee with final approval by the SAGC Board of Directors. Regardless of format, all play must remain consistent with the applicable Rules of Golf and any approved Local Rules in effect at the time of the event.

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Tournament Flights:

Tournaments hosted by Spreading Antlers Golf Club (SAGC) may be divided into flights based on factors including, but not limited to: Size of the tournament field, tournament format, and handicap distribution among participants. The decision to utilize flights, as well as the number and structure of those flights, shall be determined at the discretion of the Tournament Committee and may be subject to final approval by the SAGC Board of Directors

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Handicaps & Flight Assignment:

Players participating in handicapped SAGC tournaments may be flighted either prior to the start of the event or after a predetermined number of holes or rounds, based on each player’s most current USGA Handicap Index at the time of the event. When necessary to ensure fair competition, the Handicap Committee, Tournament Committee, or SAGC Board of Directors may assign or adjust a participant’s tournament handicap. 

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Players who do not maintain an established USGA Handicap Index may still participate in handicapped tournaments or leagues; however, they shall be assigned a handicap of zero (0) unless otherwise determined by the Handicap Committee.

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In accordance with Rule 10.3e of the USGA Handicap System Manual, the Handicap Committee may reduce a player’s handicap for any club tournament when the committee determines that the player’s demonstrated performance exceeds their potential ability as reflected by their Handicap Index. Several approved methods may be used to make such adjustments, and the player will be notified of any adjustment made by the SAGC Board or Handicap Committee.

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Tie-Breaking Procedures for Flighting:

When ties occur for the purpose of determining flight placement, ties shall be resolved using the following method:

  1. Scorecard playoff based on handicapped holes indicated on SAGC official scorecard, beginning with the #1 handicap hole.

  2. If still tied, the comparison will continue sequentially through the remaining handicap holes (#2 through #18) until the tie is broken.

  3. If the tie remains after all handicap holes have been evaluated, the final tie shall be determined by coin toss.

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Responsibilities:

Tournament Committee & SAGC Staff:

The Tournament Committee, in coordination with Spreading Antlers Golf Club (SAGC) staff, shall be responsible for organizing and administering SAGC-sponsored tournaments. Responsibilities may include, but are not limited to:

  • Tournament scheduling and planning; course and clubhouse setup on the day of the event; player or team registration and check-in; collection of tournament entry fees; collection of optional game fees, including but not limited to mulligans, skins games, and other tournament mini-games; mid-tournament operational support including scoring assistance, flighting, and pace-of-play monitoring (marshalling); post-event administration including scoring verification, tie-breaker resolution, and prize distribution (cash, merchandise, or pro shop credit); tournament breakdown and event cleanup

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Third-Party Hosted Tournaments:

The Tournament Committee and SAGC staff may assist with tournaments hosted by third-party organizations or charitable groups when appropriate and necessary.

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The level of SAGC support for third-party tournaments, including staffing, operational assistance, and tournament administration, shall be determined on a case-by-case basis at the discretion of the Club Manager, subject to final approval by the SAGC Board of Directors.

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Board of Directors:

The SAGC Board of Directors shall be responsible for:

  • Approving the annual tournament calendar, including final event dates and formats prior to the start of the golf season; providing support for club-sponsored tournaments when available and appropriate; reviewing and approving recommendations from the Club Manager regarding SAGC involvement and support for tournaments hosted by third-party organizations or charitable groups

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Tie-Breaking Procedures for Tournament Winners and Placers:

When ties occur for first place in tournaments held at SAGC, the tie shall be resolved using the following method:

  • In accordance with the USGA Card Match Method, Scorecard playoff based on handicapped holes will be used, beginning with the #1 handicap hole.

  • If the tie remains, the comparison will continue sequentially through the remaining handicap holes (#2 through #18) until the tie is broken.

  • If the tie remains after all handicap holes have been evaluated, the final tie shall be determined by coin toss.

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Ties occurring for all other prize-placing positions (e.g., second place, third place, etc.) shall stand as recorded. In such cases, the prize money allocated for the tied positions shall be combined and divided equally among the tied participants or teams. These procedures apply to both SAGC sponsored tournaments and third-party hosted tournaments, unless a different tie-breaking method is clearly communicated to participants prior to the start of play. 

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Tournament Prize Money & Payouts:

Prize Money:

Prize money and awards for tournaments conducted at SAGC shall be determined by the tournament format, number of participants, and total entry fees collected. 

  • SAGC Sponsored Tournaments: Prize payouts may consist of cash, merchandise, pro shop credit, club house gift certificates, or a combination of those as determined by the Tournament Committee, Club House Manager, and SAGC Board of Directors; The number of payout places within each flight or division shall be determined based on the number of teams or participants in the field; This determination may be made prior to the start of the tournament or during the event following mid-round flighting; Prize distribution structures will be communicated to participants prior to the start of the tournament whenever possible; SAGC reserves the right to adjust prize structures as necessary to maintain fairness and financial responsibility.

  • Third-Party Hosted Tournaments: Prize structures, payouts, and awards shall be determined and funded by the tournament organizer, unless otherwise agreed upon with SAGC in advance; SAGC may assist with the administration and distribution of prizes when requested, but assumes no financial responsibility for prize funding unless otherwise approved by the SAGC Board of Directors.

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Optional Games & Side Pots:

Optional tournament games including but not limited to skins games, holes games, or other mini games may be offered at the discretion of the tournament organizer or SAGC. Funds collected for these optional games shall be accounted for separately from tournament entry fees and distributed according to the rules established for those games.

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Amateur Status Prize Limit:

In order to comply with the Rules of Amateur Status established by the USGA, no single prize awarded in a tournament conducted at SAGC shall exceed $1,000 in value. Prize awards may be distributed in the form of cash, merchandise, pro shop credit, or gift certificates as determined by tournament administration.

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Tournament Registration & Event Deadlines:

Tournaments at SAGC may have a maximum number of entries. Participation will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis until the event field is full. Players are encouraged not to wait until the entry deadline to register, as events may reach capacity prior to the deadline. Unless otherwise specified, the registration deadline is typically 5PM on the Wednesday of tournament week. Late entries will not be accepted after the registration deadline unless approved by the Tournament Committee when necessary to fill the remaining positions in the tournament field.

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Tournament registration may be completed in person at the SAGC Clubhouse, by clubhouse telephone, or by email when permitted. Accepted registration methods shall be determined by the Tournament Committee, Clubhouse Manager, and/or the SAGC Board of Directors on a tournament-to-tournament basis.

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Payment Policy:

SAGC Sponsored tournament entry fees must be paid prior to or at the time of event check-in the day of the tournament. Payments may be made by cash or check payable to Spreading Antlers Golf Course. Tournament registrations may be held using a credit card by registering in person at the SAGC Clubhouse or by calling the clubhouse and providing credit card information. 

 

Optional games and side pots, including but not limited to skins games and other mini-games, must be paid in cash on the day of the event. Payment for these games may be collected during tournament check-in or at the designated location of the contest, such as putting contests or long-drive competitions.

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Player Minimums and Tournament Fees:​

Player Minimums:

To ensure tournaments are financially viable and operationally efficient, the following minimum player participation requirements apply:

  • SAGC Sponsored Tournaments: Club-sponsored tournaments must have a minimum of forty-eight (48) players registered in order for the event to proceed; teams may consist of two (2) to four (4) players, depending on the tournament format.

  • Third-Party Hosted Tournaments: Tournaments hosted by third-party organizations or charitable groups must have a minimum of fifty-six (56) players registered in order for the event to proceed; teams may consist of three (3) or four (4) players, depending on the tournament format.

If the minimum player requirement is not met, the Club Manager, in consultation with the SAGC Board of Directors, may determine whether the event will move forward, be modified, rescheduled, or canceled.

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​Tournament Fees:

SAGC collects tournament-related fees for both club-sponsored tournaments and third-party hosted tournaments. SAGC may also collect applicable daily fees along with tournament registration fees as determined by the SAGC Tournament Committee and upon final approval of the SAGC Board of Directors

  • SAGC Sponsored Tournaments: Forty percent (40%) of tournament entry fees collected for SAGC-sponsored events shall be allocated to the SAGC General Fund; the remaining portion of entry fees shall be used for prizes, tournament administration, and other event-related expenses, as determined by SAGC Club Manager, Tournament Committee, and Board of Directors

  • Third-Party Hosted Tournaments: Third-party tournaments shall be charged a facility and course usage fee of $40 per registered player; payment shall be made by check payable to SAGC General Fund, unless otherwise approved; exceptions or fee adjustments must be approved in advance by the SAGC Board of Directors on a case-by-case basis.casa

 

Cancellation Policy:

Players/Teams:

If a player registers for a SAGC sponsored tournament and subsequently withdraws at any time prior to the completion of the event, the player agrees to the forfeiture of all daily fees, tournament entry fees, and optional game fees associated with that event. If a player withdraws after the tournament registration deadline, no credit or refund will be issued for a future event within the same season. If a player provides notice of withdrawal prior to the tournament registration deadline, a credit may be issued for participation in a future SAGC tournament within the same season. Exceptions to this policy may be granted on a case-by-case basis in situations involving unusual circumstances or medical emergencies, subject to approval by the SAGC Board of Directors.

 

Inclement Weather:

There are no refunds or credits for tournament entry fees, greens fees, or associated costs for SAGC-sponsored or third-party hosted tournaments that are delayed, suspended, or canceled due to inclement weather or adverse course conditions following mid-tournament inclement  weather.

  • SAGC Sponsored Tournaments: SAGC will make every reasonable effort to complete tournament play or, when feasible, provide appropriate accommodations for SAGC-sponsored tournaments, including potential rescheduling.

  • Third-Party Hosted Tournaments: SAGC will make reasonable efforts to assist with accommodations; however, no guarantees are made, and final decisions regarding rescheduling or adjustments remain at the discretion of the tournament organizer.

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SAGC does not control weather conditions and shall not be held responsible for interruptions or cancellations resulting from weather-related circumstances. Players participating in tournaments are expected to remain on-site and be prepared to resume play if and when conditions permit.

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Policy Number 4 Approved by SAGC Board

Policy Number 5: On Course Rules

On Course Rules

All play will be governed by the current USGA® Rules of Golf as set forth by the USGA®.   Spreading Antlers Golf Club or Course Management provides information containing local rules and any special rules that will govern play before each tournament. Pets and firearms are prohibited on the course.

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Player Conduct

Spreading Antlers Golf Club Players shall conduct themselves in a responsible manner at all times. Any excessive display of anger, vulgar language, club throwing, alcohol abuse, illegal drug use, lack of golfing etiquette or disrespect to a fellow player, golf course staff member, or any other individual may be grounds for disqualification from any tournament and expulsion from the Club.  Spreading Antlers Golf Club Board reserves the right to revoke the membership, without a refund, of any individual at any time for conduct deemed inappropriate or damaging.

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Marshals

In the event that the course is extremely crowded, the club manager or tournament directors may opt to place marshal(s) on the course to speed up play and ensure that all players are following all course rules and regulations. 

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​Policy Number 5 approved by:  SAGC Board

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Policy Number 6: Inclement Weather

Severe weather-related conditions may prevent, delay or suspend play when the course is rendered unplayable, or the safety of players is at risk, as determined by golf course staff. 

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Spreading Antlers Golf Club will do everything possible to complete the full number of holes in a tournament.

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Tournaments, especially in the spring, can be delayed due to frost.  Participants should remain on the premises and wait for the tournament to resume.  No refunds/rollovers will be issued for weather delays. 

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In the event a tournament is played but the player chooses not to play in less-than-perfect weather, the player must check in on site for the event, and a rain check for golf only will be issued by golf course staff in accordance with Spreading Antlers Golf Course rain check policies. Greens fees and tournament fees will not be refunded. 

 

Policy Number 6 approved by:  SAGC Board

Policy 7
Policy Number 7: Handicap Flag Usage and Prerequisites

SAGC members with handicaps that physically hinder their speed of play will be allowed to display handicap flags on their golf cart. These flags will be available to those who are in need and the flag shall be paid by the user.

 

These flags will be issued by the course and must be displayed by the person granted use and not used by others utilizing the cart of said handicap player. 

 

Provisions are: Flag bearer will be allowed to park no closer than 10 yards of greens and tee boxes.  May not park cart on green or tee box. They will be allowed to drive on Par 3 hole fairways at a 90 degree angle.  They will not be allowed to drive in native areas,  All other rules will still apply to users and cart occupants.

 

All handicap users will fill out applications stating why he or she should be allowed to display handicap flag, then appear in person to clarify use to the board. These flags are not permanent and users will periodically need to “re-apply” for use of flag.

 

Any misuse of these flags could result in revocation of these privileges.  Flags will be issued only after approval from SAGC Board.

 

Policy Number 7 approved by:  SAGC Board

Policy 8
Policy Number 8: Cart Shed Usage

Members may rent a cart shed from SAGC for the price of $240 per year.  Annual rental fees are payable September 1st of each year.  Renters must be members of SAGC in good standing. 

 

Member will receive 1 key and must return it when surrendering their shed.  There is no charge for use of electricity when charging carts. 

 

Players are responsible for any, and all items left in the shed, ie: clubs, and any other equipment.  Occupants will be held liable for any damage to shed or door and said damage will be reported to club house. 

 

Occupants “loaning” carts will be responsible for damage or theft of any other cart or items within same shed.

 

Shed dues are payable on September 1st of each year. There will be a 30 grace period. There will be a 10% administrative fee each month thereafter starting October 1st. After 90 days of delinquency, Cart will be removed from shed.

 

Policy Number 8 approved by:  SAGC Board

Policy 9
Policy Number 9: Rental Cart Usage

Anyone wishing to use SAGC Carts may do so if playing golf or spectating during an event. 

 

Cost for rentals is $14 for 9 holes and $22 for 18, this is both for weekdays and weekends.

 

Cost for spectating is $10, 2 persons per cart.

 

Coaches may use carts at no charge.  2 persons per cart.  Shuttles with a maximum of 3 persons in cart.

 

SAGC carts must have a licensed operator.

 

Carts may be taken to parking lot for club pick-up.

 

Carts are to remain on trails and should be driven at 90 degrees whenever possible.

 

Policy Number 9 approved by: SAGC Board

Policy 10
Policy Number 10: MEMORIAL SIGNS 

Purpose:

To Provide guidelines for construction and /or placement of permanent Memorial stones, Benches, Signs and other like items at Spreading Antlers Golf Course.

  1. Any and all permanent fixtures to the grounds here at SAGC must be approved in advance by existing board, as well as the Course Superintendent. The course will not be responsible for any maintenance or “clean-up/weeding” to constructed. The course superintendent will be final determining factor of where Memorial will be placed.

  2. Any monument that involves a past member, must be approved by next of kin/family.

  3. The course will not use any general funds to place or erect said monument.

  4. Those wishing to place such a fixture must submit in writing, to the board, who the monument is for and why they feel we should allow this to be part of our course. This would include monetary,  in-kind, and/or time contributions to the course. Monuments will be posthumous, unless other special circumstances exist.

  5. A 3-month waiting period will be required.

 

Policy Number 10 approved by: SAGC Board

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