Tournaments and Outings:

1.	Eligibility - any organization or company may request a tournament. The Park Division requires that the requesting organization have some type of organized status and that the participants belong to that organization.
2.	The Park Division reserves the right to accept or refuse any requested tournament.
3.	Process of obtaining a tournament:
	a. Request must be received by the Golf Professional. b. Application is mailed to the requester from the Golf Professional. c. Signed application is returned to the Golf Professional. d. Tournament is recorded by the Golf Pro and Park Division office. e. Golf Superintendent is notified in advance of upcoming tournaments.

Refunds:

All requests for refunds of money paid to the City will be referred to the Park Division Manager. No Park Division or Golf Professional's employee will make any statement concerning the possibility of a refund being made or refused.

Reports:

In case of any accident or injury, a written report should be made by the Golf Superintendent or Golf Professional and filed with the Park Division Manager within 24 hours.

Concession Operations:

Reports to be made by the concessionaire are delineated in Golf Professional's concession agreement. As the agent of the Park Division Manager, the Golf Superintendent will effect routine relations with the concessionaire. It will be the Golf Superintendent's duty to report to the Park Division Manager any acts or omissions by the concessionaire that he feels may be contrary to the provisions of the concession agreement. The Golf Professional/ Concessionaire's agreement with the City of Cedar Falls allows said Golf Professional/ Concessionaire sole rights for golf merchandise, food, and beverage sales. The Golf Professional has exclusive rights on the practice range for the purpose of teaching and the operation of said range through the aforementioned agreement.

Courtesy Guidelines:

Courtesy is a must for both golfers and maintenance staff. Here are some guidelines that both staff and golfers can follow to achieve compliance in their work and the golf game.
1.	It takes 5 to 7 minutes to mow greens and tees, 7 - 10 minutes per greens collar, 20 - 35 minutes per fairway. Please refer to these time limits when making a decision concerning your maintenance work or golf play.
2.	When mowing, employees will usually finish greens, tees and collars if half completed before the golfers address their shot. If the course is crowded he or she may mow the entire green to minimize stopping more than one group.
3.	When moving fairways and roughs, mower operators will stop only when necessary to, avoid direct contact with the golfer or the ball he or she is hitting.
4.	Golfers should not request employees to stop their engines. Employees are instructed not to turn off mowers so as to cut down on starter maintenance. Employees are instructed to idle their engines and/or remove themselves from the immediate area to allow play before continuing their job.
5.	Golfers should be aware of their playing ability so that employees are not in danger of being struck by misguided or misdirected shots.
6.	Employees should also know where the golfers are located on the course so they may play each hole quickly and safely.
7.	Golfers should be prepared to make their shot when requested to do so by the mower operator. However, make sure the employee knows when you are hitting.

Work Schedule: Pheasant Ridge, Walters Ridge and Washington Park

The following work schedule is only a guideline. Adjustments must be made from time to time to allow for weather, soil conditions, golf tournaments, employee availability, etc.
Mow greens	5 - 7	days/week
Mow tees	3 - 4	days/week	M,W,F
Mow collars	3	days/week	M,W,F
Mow fairways	1 - 3	days/week	M,W,F
Mow roughs	1 - 2	times/week	M-F
Rake traps	4 - 6	times/week	M-F
Aerify greens	2	times/year	Spring & Fall
Topdress greens	1 - 2	times/month

Pesticide Applications:

Pesticides are applied periodically or as needed during the golf season. If you should have any questions or concerns regarding these cultural management practices, contact the Golf Superintendent, Denis Schilling, at the Park Division office (319) 273-8624