Fort Sill Golf Courses

Golf Courses

Fort Sill Golf Course (FSGC)
1275 Quinette Rd.
Closed for renovation
The Fort Sill Golf Course renovation is underway. Play on the new course will begin in summer 2007. The construction of a new clubhouse is slated during the greens renovation. For more information on the renovation of FSGC, call 353-0411.

Cedar Lakes Golf Course (CLGC)
4746 Monrovia Rd., (580)442-3875
Sat-Mon......8am-dusk

Greens Fees
E-1 - E-5: $40.00 monthly
E-6 - E-8: $50.00 monthly
E-9 & up: $55.00 monthly

"It's a Gimme!" Gauging the shot at Fort Sill Golf Course

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Fort Sill Golf Courses
You can enjoy two different 18 hole golf courses, driving ranges, practice putting and pitching greens, Pro Shop, carts, rental clubs, snack bar and banquet facilities. Fort Sill golf courses offer Junior Golf clinics, unit A&R rates, lessons, and evening scrambles.

History
The Fort Sill Golf Course wasn't always the size or the location it is today. The original Officers' Club Golf Course was nine holes and featured the first grass greens on post. The present day FSGC, designed in 1946, was heavily wooded and used by the Artillery Hunt Club.

The two-story frame building that became the club house was moved from its original location on Fort Sill Blvd. by two 40-foot flatbed trailers to its present day location. The club house opened March 31, 1950 and was then open to all ranks, with current hole numbers and the name Fort Sill Golf Course. The Fort Sill Golf Course is a parkland wooded course, rare to southwest Oklahoma and measures over sixty-five hundred yards from the back tees. Medicine Creek flows throughout the beautiful back nine of the Fort Sill Golf Course. Burr Oaks and numerous types of nut trees line the fairways. Historical sites lie in and around the golf course boundaries. Flipper's ditch, which crosses the 15th and 16th fairways, and General Custer's Bivouac, which was located on the 14th fairway, are testimony to the history of the area.

Cedar Lakes Golf Course
Working out of a tent and an old barracks building for a pro shop this “barren” 9-hole golf course opened on September 12, 1962. Within 3 short months the course had tees and greens already built!

Over the next 29 years the course was converted into a modern state-of-the-art, full-service, 18-hole facility that it is today.

A & R Rates
Rates are for units desiring to use the golf course for A&R Program:

a. Minimum number of players - 4
    Maximum number of players - 12

b. Days available - Wednesdays and Thursdays

c. Times available - Pro Shops will determine based
    on course schedule

d. Rates available - $5 for 18 holes, $3 for nine holes,
    $1 for pull carts, and $2 for club rental

Unit A&R representatives are required to call the Pro Shop to schedule a tee time and provide a by-name list of players prior to date of play.

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Junior Golf Clinic at Cedar Lakes Golf Course.

Ponds spot the course at Cedar Lakes.

Tournaments
Based on 72 players (18 foursomes) you can generate over $500 profit for your organization!

Here's how:
Organization charges $25/player for tournament which includes fees and golf cart = $1,800.

Organizations pay golf course $15/player = $1,080

Organizations pay out cash prizes = $200:
1st Place - $100 Team
2nd Place - $60 Team
3nd Place - $40 Team

Golf Course Provides:
Scoreboard
Closest to the pin/longest drive marker
MWR gift certificates (golf, bowling, clubs, etc.)

Organizations can earn up to $520

Select a date (coordinated with golf course) and obtain approval to hold tournament (private organizations submit request to DCA Programs, 442-4764; family readiness groups submit request to Army Community Services, 442-5018).

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Golf Intramurals
The Golf leagues will be conducted as follows.
Each Brigade may have as many teams as possible. Each team must consist of an A, B, C, and a D caliber player, male or female. Active duty, family members and civilian employees may play on these teams
(A = 10 or below handicap) (C = 16 to 24 handicap)
(B = 11 to 15 handicap) (D = 25 and above handicap)

An end of season championship will be conducted at the conclusion of league competition for all teams that competed throughout the season.

Eligibility to participate in competition is prescribed in USAFACFS Pam 215-1, paragraph 6. All active duty military, Department of the Army civilian employees, and bonafide family members, may participate.

ORGANIZATION AND COMPETITION
The MWR sports office, in coordination with the Golf Course professional, will be responsible for the conduct of the golf league. Schedules will indicate time frame and site for each match. Play will be held on both Fort Sill Golf Courses. A tournament will be held for all participants at the end of the season at the Fort Sill Golf Course. League schedules will be prepared as a guide, however, teams may compete within the time frames outlined so as not to conflict with unit training and missions.

RULES OF PLAY
The U.S. Professional Golf Association, as well as the local golf club rules will govern play. One scorecard is kept for each foursome. A player in each foursome is responsible for the scorecard. At the conclusion of play, the card will be turned into the Pro Shop with the scores computed and the card signed by the “A” player. The foursome will play a best ball scramble format with each member shooting in rotation. The score will be for the whole team on each hole.

Gauging the shot at Fort Sill Golf Course.

CATERING
The Fort Sill Golf Course offers one-stop shopping when scheduling a fund raiser or tournament. When booking your event information will be provided regarding catering services. Catering packages ranging from mere refreshments to continental breakfasts to lunch cookouts or if needed table or buffet service, can be accommodated at competitive prices. For more information on available catering packages please contact the Golf Course manager at 355-0412.

Current policy prohibits the introduction of food and beverage products or service into Morale, Welfare, and Recreation facilities by “outside” agencies

Matches will not be postponed unless prior coordination is made with both the sports office and the golf club. Training schedules for units must be submitted at the same time as rosters to ensure proper scheduling of the league matches.

The rules committee of this league will consist of:
(1) Sports Director
(2) Sports Programmer
(3) Fort Sill Golf Pro

RESPONSIBILITIES
The MWR Soldier and Family Support Division Sports Branch will be responsible for all golfers that are not current members of the Fort Sill Golf Club. All participants, including family members and civilians employees, are responsible for their own green fees.

All participants must provide their own golf equipment and any rentals they may need. Riding carts will be permitted during play. The golf club does provide a limited amount of rental golf clubs. The Sports Branch will compute standings of this league. Athletic and Recreation (A & R) representatives or team captains may call the Sports Branch, 442-5623, for results

ROSTERS
Team rosters are required. Team captains are responsible for team members to meet eligibility requirements and dates of play. Team captains will be the designated “A” player and will be responsible for the proper conduct and etiquette of their teams.