Northampton Valley Country Club will be open for play beginning Saturday, May 2. Tee times can only be booked by calling the pro shop at 215-355-2234, Ext. 1. Reservations are currently being accepted for Saturday, May 2 and Sunday, May 3 only. Additional days will be available to book later this week.
All reservations must be paid in full at the time of booking and no walk-up play will be available. All golfers must understand their responsibilities at the facility and help the club provide a safe and enjoyable experience for all staff and guests at Northampton Valley.
– Tee times are available in 20-minute intervals
– No golfers should arrive to the facility more than 20 minutes before their tee time; if you do, please stay in your car until the group in front of yours has teed off
– Driving range will not be available this weekend
– All golf carts will be single rider – no exceptions; driver’s license required to operate the cart; walking is permitted, but price includes golf cart
– Rental clubs are not available; golfers will not be permitted to share clubs; each player must have their own set
– Non-golfers/observers are not permitted on property
– Social distancing should be strictly maintained at all times and places on the course and will be monitored
– Flagsticks should not be removed and a foam liner will prevent the ball from dropping to the bottom of the cup for easy retrieval
– Masks/face coverings are mandatory to enter the clubhouse and encouraged throughout the facility
– Clubhouse access will be limited to one person per bathroom and one person in the pro shop at all times
Scorecards and pencils will not be available
– Water coolers, ball washers and bunker rakes will not be on the course and there will be no on course bathrooms available
– Limited food and beverage options will be available for take-out only
– Outside alcoholic beverages are not permitted
– Grouping at the first tee or in the parking lot in numbers greater than your tee time is prohibited
Due to the tee time intervals currently in use, times are extremely limited on the course. This is expected to be a fluid situation and services available could change on a daily basis as the community adapts to the “new normal.”
