Playing Golf

Tee Times

See Member Clubhouse page for sign up sheet and Fairway Ladies Events page for a list of competitions

The Fairway Ladies offer both 18-hole morning play and 9-hole Sunday afternoon play to accommodate all skill levels.

  • Morning 18-Hole Play

    • Reserved tee times: Saturdays, Sundays, and major holidays

    • Seven tee times available, starting at 7:50 a.m. (unless otherwise posted)

  • Afternoon 9-Hole Play

    • Reserved tee times: Saturdays, Sundays and major holidays

    • Four tee times available, starting at 3:00 p.m. (unless otherwise posted)

    • Perfect for beginners and those looking for a relaxed, fun round while learning the game and etiquette.

Members are welcome to play in either time slot! New golfers are encouraged to start with the 9-hole Sunday group to build confidence in a supportive setting.

In the spirit of league play and camaraderie, members will play with different members each week.

Signing Up to Play

Sign up by Monday at 6 p.m. via online link (available at Member Clubhouse Page and emailed weekly)

A confirmation list will be emailed Tuesday— any changes must be requested by emailing teetimes@fairwayladies.org by early Wednesday before tee times are finalized.

If spots fill up, priority goes to those who signed up by the Monday deadline.

Volunteer Roles

Pairing Coordinator (Monthly) – Manages sign-ups, pairs players, assigns Tee Coordinators.

Tee Coordinator (Day-of) – Checks in with the Pro Shop, adjusts groups, ensures on-time starts.

Day-of Play Expectations

Arrive 15 minutes early; late arrivals may lose their spot.

Play is expected unless the course is closed or carts are banned.

Cancellations: Email teetimes@fairwayladies.org ASAP. If canceling same-day, also call the Pro Shop (617-265-4084).

On the Course

  • Stay directly behind the group in front, not just ahead of the group behind.

  • Help your partners by watching their shots and assisting in finding balls.

  • If your ball might be lost or out of bounds, hit a provisional ball.

  • Bring two likely clubs to your ball to avoid extra trips.

  • Play ready golf—if it’s safe and you're prepared, take your shot.

  • If using a cart, move it to the next spot before putting clubs away and marking your score.

On the Green

  • The player closest to the hole should manage the flagstick.

  • Avoid stepping on another player’s putting line.

  • Stay out of a player’s line of sight and remain still and quiet during putts.

  • The first player to finish should replace the flagstick.

  • Leave the green quickly and mark scores at the next tee.

  • If behind schedule, use continuous putting—each player putts until finished.

This keeps play smooth and enjoyable for everyone!

Have fun and hit ‘em straight!