New Web Site Address

The New address is GACCgolf.org
Update your Bookmarks and/or Favorites

Next GACC Meeting

Postponed Until Futher Notice

Next GACC Event

CANCELLED!!
The Cedar Creek Golf Club
​Saturday
April 18, 2020

Coronavirus and GACC Sponsored Events

For up to date information check the Carolina Golf Association web site at https://www.carolinasgolf.org/
The health and well-being of our membership and community is paramount. The goal, of course is to be guided by expert information, grounded in scientific and medical data, and sourced from public health and government authorities.

For all GACC sponsored events we will follow the guidance provided by the CGA and TYGA.  As of 3/23/2020 we have cancelled the March events.  We will continue to evaluate the local situation and will make a decision as to the safety of holding the next event.  We will keep all members advised via email as we make the decisions.

​However, if you are signed up for an event and feel you are at risk, a) by playing in the event or, b) being exposed to someone playing in the event, we will be glad to refund your full entry fee.

Also, here are some reminders, provided by the CGA or TYGA , when attending any golf event:
  • Wash your hands. If you can’t wash them on the course, please use hand sanitizer.
  • Don’t touch your face, including your mouth, nose, lips or eyes.
  • Sanitize objects that lots of people touch, or that you touch often (including your phone!). (Note: The Rules of Golf allow players to keep the flagstick in the hole.)
  • Practice social distancing. Stay 6 feet apart.
  • If you are sick or at risk, please stay home.
  • No handshakes & hugs – This will be difficult, but out of caution, we are asking our staff, volunteer officials, and players to suspend the practice of shaking hands and hugging. This includes on the 1st tee and on the 18th green where a friendly handshake or hug have been long standing acts of proper sportsmanship. As an alternative, we recommend a friendly nod, a tip of your cap, or a simple wave or elbow touch as a form of greeting or sportsmanship.
  • Those who are at the highest risk are:
  1. Older adults
  2. Those with heart disease, diabetes, lung disease, etc.