• All Golfers MUST check in with Golf Shop prior to playing golf
• Replace divots and ball marks on the greens
• Keep up with the group in front of you
• Golfers making the turn that decide to eat will lose their position on the golf course
• No Five-somes allowed
• Pace of play is crucial for the enjoyment of all our patrons. Groups of four (4) are expected to finish 18-holes in 4 hours and 15 minutes or less
• Play holes in natural sequence; no cutting across
• Please observe Cart Rules posted
• Only two players per cart!
• Golf Car Operators must be at least 16 and possess a valid driver’s license
• Every player must have their own bag to play golf or rent from the Golf Shop
• Please rake all bunkers
• Do Not Touch flag poles. Flags must remain in at all times
• Shirt and shoes must be worn at all times while on premises
• Appropriate golf attire recommended
• Meadow Park staff may remove a golfer or group for obnoxious and offensive behavior, intoxication; abusing or damaging the course or other unsafe golfing practices. Golfers who are removed from the course will forfeit any fees paid
• NO OUTSIDE ALCOHOL is allowed on the course
• Meadow Park is a Smoke-Free facility
• These rules will be strictly enforced. Any violators of these rules will be asked to leave

TEE TIME POLICY

• Online Tee time Required (Best Rates) can book up to two weeks in advance.
• Punchcard Holders- Can call the Shop and book a time 1- week in advance.
• Youth in Course- Call the Shop can book up to 3 days in advance only.
• Call in tee times are welcome 24 hours in advance only.
• In order to best serve or community and to make sure tee times are available. Any “NO SHOWS” will be subject to online bookings only.
• Group reservations or special arrangements- Contact Erik Haag, PGA at [email protected] or Mitch Girard at [email protected]

Hole 1
The first hole on the Williams Nine is a straightforward par four that is 277 yards in length. The driving range net runs the length of the hole down the left side, and trees are strategically placed down the right side. The green drops away on three sides to help with approach shot accuracy.

Hole 2
The second hole is a 129-yard par three featuring a downhill slop and a small green. The fairway is lined with beautiful oak trees. When standing at the tee box, only the back one-third of the green can be seen. Choose your club wisely or it’s off the back of the green and possibly out of bounds. The green has a fair amount of undulation and is a true test of putting skill.

Hole 3
The third hole is a 110-yard par three that stretches up hill. Just aim at the large oak tree behind the green and all should be well. Trees line the right side from the tee to green. Don’t go left though, because the boundary line fence is out of bounds! The green is large and has a great deal of slope to it, which makes for a good putting test.

Hole 4
The fourth hole is a longer par three at 168 yards. Trees line the right side and an environmentally sensitive area amply protects the left side of the hole. Be sure to look to the left of the tee box at the impressive large oak tree. The green is challenging and features extensive undulation to challenge your putting skills.

Hole 5
The fifth hole is a par four at 209 yards. There is a tall evergreen on the left side of the fairway. Environmentally sensitive areas are located on both the right and the left sides of the fairway. Hole five features plenty of birdhouses which house a number of the many different species of birds that roam the Williams Nine. The green is medium in size and undulation, so relax and make that par putt. Keep in mind that a long and accurate tee shot is the key to the hole.

Hole 6
The sixth hole is a straight away 176-yard par three. The fairway is bordered on the right by the combination of an environmentally sensitive area and a maintenance landfill, which are both inviting to the wayward tee shot. The single sentry on the left is a tall evergreen halfway up the fairway. The green is large and flat, so this is a good opportunity to get that birdie.

Hole 7
The seventh hole is a par three stretching out to 179 yards. There is an environmentally sensitive area behind the green and to the left of the green as well. The green is of moderate size and is relatively flat so good scores are there for the taking.

Hole 8
The eighth hole is a 153-yard par three. There is an environmentally sensitive area to the left of the tee box that runs half way to the green. There is also an environmentally sensitive area behind the green to the left, so be careful. The green is medium size and is flat, so one putts are very possible.

Hole 9
The final hole is a 230-yard par four. Trees are spread out all along the right and left sides of the fairway. However, there is more room to the left side. This is the last chance for the “big hitters” to drive to the green, but watch out for the trees to the right! The green is medium in size and falls away to the front and the back.