The golf course will normally be open Tuesday through Friday from 8:00am until dusk, and 7:00am until dusk on weekends and holidays, during the golf season. The course is closed for maintenance until Noon on Mondays. The schedule will vary based on weather conditions. The course will occasionally be closed until 6:00pm on Mondays for private golf outings. Please check the monthly calendar.

All golfers must register at the golf shop prior to commencing play. Each golfer must have their own set of clubs.

Groups of five are permitted upon approval of the Head Golf Professional. Violation of this policy could result in suspension of golf privileges. 

The entry deadline for most golf tournaments is 5:00pm the day before the tournament. Entries received after that time will be alternates.

Play is unrestricted for children under 14 years of age who are playing with a member Monday through Friday. Children under 14 may not play until 2:00pm on weekends and holidays. Children under 14 playing unsupervised may play after 2:00pm on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday through Sunday. On Wednesday, they may play between 2:00pm and 5:00pm. Children can play outside these times with approval from the golf professional. 

All golfers are expected to comply with course rules and etiquette standards. 

• Practice on the course is not permitted. 
• Replace all divots and repair all ball marks on the greens.
• Rake all traps, leaving the rake in the trap. Do not walk up the slopes of the traps.
• Place bottles, cans, and other waste in proper containers. Comply with specific rules for hand carts and electric golf carts.
• Do not hit until the way ahead is clear. Be aware of maintenance personnel and insure that they see you before hitting.
• Keep the pace. If there is an open hole ahead of you, invite faster groups to play through.

Occupancy is limited to two persons and normally two golf bags. A third bag may be authorized by the golf shop with payment of an additional fee. Unless safety demands otherwise, carts should be operated at full throttle as slow operation damages the batteries. Always park the cart with the brake on and out of the line of play. After heavy rains, when frost conditions exist, or when carts could cause damage to the course, cart use will be restricted. Check the sign posted near the golf shop for the status of any restrictions. Cart operators must be 16 years of age or older and possess a valid driver’s license.

Members may apply to operate a privately owned golf cart by submitting the application form and paying the applicable cart fee. Once approved, members must display the annual registration sticker. Approval is generally limited to those who have direct access to the golf course without crossing others’ privately owned property. Operation is authorized for the purpose of playing golf, travel between residences, and to and from the Clubhouse. Joy riding on the course is not permitted. Privately owned carts may not be loaned, rented or operated by anyone other than the owner and his/her family, except when made available to the Club for special functions and outings. The cart owner is personally liable for damage caused by his/her cart and proof of insurance is required. Carts may not be stored on Club property. 

All members, their children and guests are required to follow the dress code policy when using the golf course. Male golfers must wear collared shirts (mocks are acceptable). Female golfers may wear collared or non-collared shirts. Shoes must be worn at all times. Players should wear spike-less or soft-spike golf shoes, tennis shoes, or other soft-soled shoes that have been approved by the golf shop. Shorts must be walking length and acceptable golf shorts (Gym or workout shorts not permitted). Hats and visors must be worn brim forward. Cut-off shorts, muscle shirts, tee shirts, swim attire, including cover-ups, tank tops, halter tops, racer-back exercise tops and bare midriffs are not permitted. Denim is permitted before April 15th and after October 15th. Please see the “Tasteful Casual Attire” policy for guidelines on acceptable denim.

• Children who use the slide or diving board must be able to swim without assistance. 
• Do not hang from the basketball hoop or sit or hang on the rope. 
• Do not jump from the guard chairs. 
• The lifeguards and pool manager have the authority to suspend swimmers from the pool for the remainder of the day for improper behavior of any kind, including roughness, rowdiness, running, shoving, etc. 
• Do not enter the pool area when the pool is closed. Members who swim when the pool is closed may lose pool privileges. 
• Food and beverages from outside the club may not be brought onto club property. 
• No glass of any kind is permitted on the pool deck or in Stingrays. 
• Do not reserve chairs, or leave towels and other belongings on unoccupied lounge chairs for more than 30 minutes. Lounge chairs left unoccupied for 30 minutes or more may be offered to other members. On busy days, at the manager’s discretion, children under age 14 may not occupy a lounge chair on the pool deck. Parents may be asked to remove children’s towels from chairs to accommodate adult members. 
• Generally, reservations are not accepted at Stingrays or on the pool deck. Private parties must be approved in advance by the General Manager.

Guest policies will be strictly enforced. Guest fees are $5 per guest for Equity members and $10 per guest for all other membership classifications. All members and their guests must sign the registration book or register with the pool guards. Members must provide their name, membership number, the names of any guests, and signify whether they are in-town or out-of-town guests. In-town guests are limited to 5 visits per year. This includes family members. There is no limit and no charge for the grandchildren of Equity members. All other grandchildren will be charged the $10 guest fee. Dining members may not use the pool or Stingrays unless accompanied at all times by a non-dining member. Dining members who are guests at the pool must pay the $10 guest fee. Additional guest policies and restrictions may be established from time to time by the Board of Directors. 

While ordering or dining in the Stingrays bar we highly encourage members and guests to wear proper attire; gentlemen wear shirt, shorts / swim trunks and footwear and ladies wear proper cover-ups and footwear. Before entering the facility, we encourage everyone to thoroughly dry off to ensure a safe dry area for all patrons.

The tennis courts will generally be open every day from 7:00 a.m. until dusk during the tennis season. Operating hours may vary due to weather and other conditions. Tennis reservations may be made through the tennis hut. Players with reservations have priority over those without reservations. Reservations may be made on the day of, or one day before play, for periods of one hour for singles and one-half hour for doubles. Juniors may reserve courts not earlier than two hours in advance of play. Juniors may play with a parent any time the courts are available and without a parent at such other times as the courts are available. Appropriate tennis attire and smooth soled shoes are required for everyone within the tennis fence. Shirts must be worn at all times. Food and drinks are not permitted within the tennis fence. Guest fees and playing restrictions will be established by the Board of Directors. Members are responsible for registering their guests and paying any fees. 

No person under age 21 or anyone who appears intoxicated will be served alcoholic beverages. All beverages consumed on Club premises must be purchased from the Club, unless approved by the General Manager.

Members are responsible for verifying the accuracy of their charges, verifying their member number and signing their tickets.

The Club is not responsible for any loss or damage to the personal property of members or guests, including property stored in lockers or elsewhere on club property. Any Club property damaged by a member, a dependent, or guest is the responsibility of the member. This includes damage to property adjacent to the golf course and damage caused by errant golf balls. 

The club has chosen to allow prevailing state law to apply which in short means marijuana is not allowed to be used in public areas. With that, the expectation is that any cannabis product containing THC may not be smoked, vaped or consumed in any way on club property. Reported usage on property grounds will be subject to disciplinary actions determined by the Board of Directors or Executive Board or both.

The membership directory including name, mailing address, email address and phone number is available upon request. The directory is private and for the exclusive use of Lincolnshire members. It must not be shared with non-members or used for solicitations of any kind.

Solicitation or advertising of any kind is prohibited. Promotional material for community charities and events may be posted on the Club’s bulletin board with prior management approval. The membership directory is private and may not be used for solicitation or nonmember distribution of any kind. 

Lincolnshire has entered into reciprocal agreements with several area clubs, permitting our members to use their facilities. LFCC Equity members do not pay greens fees on weekdays at reciprocal clubs. Golf arrangements must be made through the LFCC golf shop. Greens fees will apply for weekend play. For dining and other amenities, it is suggested that you call ahead for reservations and to check for scheduling conflicts. The current list of participating reciprocal clubs is as follows: