‘The Greens’ is Glen Eden Sun Clubs newest resort addition. Join us for a fun round with your friends or one of our numerous tournaments. Never played before? We have regular clinics with volunteers to help you learn.
The Greens at Glen Eden
Our golf course is a pitch and putt course with nine holes. Consisting of three large greens and three tee locations, the average yardage is 32 yards. Come for a visit and play a round!
Golf Course Rules of Play
• All Players must use the “Almost Golf ” golf ball on the tee box (available in the office or online).
• Required clubs: high loft wedge and putter.
• Ball may be teed up only on the tee box.
• Once on the Green or fringe, players may change to a regulation ball if putting.
• Real balls can only be struck with a putter, not with wedge.
• If other players are on the course, alert by announcing “Teeing off.”
• Use caution and courtesy to avoid hitting other players.
• Follow the flow or play per the course map to complete 9 holes.
• Follow the flow or play per the course map to complete 9 holes.
• If the tee shot fails to land on the Green:
-If the ball lies one club length or less from the Green, place the ball on the drop pad. No penalty.
-If the ball lies more than one club length from Green, place the ball on the drop pad. One stroke penalty.
-The ball may not be played from the sand or gravel (Lateral Hazard).
-If the ball lands on the drop zone pad, play it where it lies. No penalty.
-If close to man made object (like green sandbags), take 6 inch relief.
Holes 1-3
Holes 4-6
Holes 7-9
Golf Schedules
• All Players must use the “Almost Golf ” golf ball on the tee box (available in the office or online).
• Required clubs: high loft wedge and putter.
• Ball .
Clinics
• Follow the flow or play per the course map to complete 9 holes.
• If the tee shot fails to land on the Green:
-If the ball lies one club length or less from the Green, place the ball on the drop pad. No penalty.
-If the ball lies more than one club length from Green, place the ball on the drop pad. One stroke penalty.
-The ball may not be played from the sand or gravel (Lateral Hazard).
-If the ball lands on the drop zone pad, play it where it lies. No penalty.
-If close to man made object (like green sandbags), take 6 inch relief.
Tournaments