Attention Homeowners                                               

Thinking about purchasing a new vehicle? Going to have a new windshield installed? Before you do either, stop by the Patrol Office and let us remove your gate device so that it can be used again. Otherwise, you may not be able to get it to stick on the glass. So many times, the car dealership or the glass company remove the devices and don't get all the glue with it. The Patrol personnel have been very successful in transferring the gate devices, and even the new IRONOAKS Decals. Let us help you save $20.00.

Golf Cart Safety

We realize that it is fun for under-aged children to drive a golf cart, but it is not legal nor is it permitted. Think SAFETY before you let your children and/or grandchildren get behind the wheel of your golf cart. A small child was observed driving a golf cart in the Oakwood Clubhouse parking lot. There was another small child in the passenger seat, and the adult was standing on the back, looking over the top of the cart! Not smart! If an emergency had arisen, the adult would not have been able to get to the children. So be safe and remember, only a licensed driver can legally operate your golf cart.

Pro action vs. Weeds

The most effective way to keep weeds under control is to apply a pre-emergent. A typical application occurs in early spring before warm season weeds appear and again in autumn for cool season weeds.

A pre-emergent is not effective once weeds are showing. Please consider doing this or having your landscaper apply the spray. The Architectural Landscape Department appreciates your diligence in keeping our great community beautiful. 

 

IronOaks Golf Disability Policy

(Use of disabled flags)

The golf staff recognizes the needs of the truly disabled golfer who suffers from permanent walking impairments or other conditions that would make it impossible for him or her to enjoy the golf course with restrictions on golf cart use.

Golfers with disabilities will be asked to identify themselves to pro shop management. It is legally permissible for management, if there is a reasonable belief that a golfer may not be disabled as defined by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), to request proof of a disability from their local physician or current doctor treating their disability.

Management will provide golfers covered by the ADA with an identifying flag issued from the pro shop each time a qualified disabled golfer plays an IronOaks course. This will allow the disabled golfer to leave and return to the cart path at points no closer than 30 feet of the green. Please address any questions or concerns to the golf course management. Only pro shop issued flags are authorized for use on our IronOaks courses.