Policies

Dress Code

El Paso Golf Club is a spike-less, non-metallic golf shoe facility. Metal spikes are not allowed on the golf course or in the clubhouse. Men may not wear muscle style shirts (tank tops). Ladies may not wear halter tops, spaghetti string tank tops or strapless tops. All men’s & ladies shorts must have a hem (no cutoff shorts).

Golf Carts

• Golfers may rent power or pull carts in the pro shop. Members may use their own carts provided they have paid a trail or shed fee.
• Cart fees are for the number of holes charged initially when you check in. Any additional use of the carts or course must be paid in advance at the golf shop.
• No one under the age of 16 will be permitted to rent or operate power golf carts.
• Cart Abuse: Cart usage must be in keeping with our policy to protect the golf course. Please keep carts 30 feet from the greens and tees, on paths when possible, and off the slopes at all times. Avoid wet areas. Violators of the cart abuse guidelines may be removed from the course.
• Only two riders and two sets of clubs per cart.

Course Rules

• Each player must have a bag and set of clubs.
• All players must be registered in the pro shop.  Play must originate from the first tee unless modified by the golf shop.
• Practice is allowed in designated areas only, not on the golf course proper.
• All divots and ball marks must be repaired.
• Only food and beverages purchased from the club may be taken on the course.
• Limited lunch items may be ordered at the ninth tee for pick up at the turn.
• Management reserves the right to refuse service when it is in the club's or customer's best interest.

Speed of Play

• Players should complete their 18-hole rounds in four hours.
• It is the responsibility of each group to keep pace with the group ahead. If your group falls one complete hole behind the group ahead, you must allow the following group to play through.
• It is each group’s responsibility to be observant of its position on the course and to keep pace.
• It is also the responsibility of all groups to kindly advise less observant groups, if the pace of play is adversely affected by them.
• The ranger has the authority to keep play moving at the proper pace for all players’ enjoyment.
• Players unable to keep pace may be removed from the course.
• Repeated violations of slow pace guidelines could result in restricted ability to make reservations.