Resort Style Unspoken Rules

Every club has a rulebook. Harbor Hills has one of those too. But there's a second set of rules here the kind nobody prints, nobody enforces, and everybody just seems to know.

Nobody's checking your collar… inside, anyway.

The clubhouse keeps it simple and very welcoming as we implement a casual code for a resort style life: shirts and shoes required, nothing more. The course is a little more particular. Polos or collared shirts, no denim, but that's as far as the rulebook goes.

The staff will remember what you drink before you finish ordering it.

It's not a policy. It's just who's behind the bar.

The specials change every day, and so does the drink of the month.

Nothing at Harbor Hills sits still for long least of all the menu. We Change Specials daily for our meal of the day and soup of the day. Our Monthly Drink Specials are always worth checking out before its too late!

Hole 3 is a must eagle or birdie!

We all know it should really be a par 4…

You May See Wildlife!

We have tons of friends of all shapes, sizes, and genus roaming around the course at all times. Please respect the wildlife as this is their home too.

Breakfast balls may be allowed on Hole 1. Unofficially. Don’t Quote Me. You Heard This From Someone Else!!!

Nobody’s gonna know! Nobody’s gonna know. They know? How would they know? As Long as Pace of Play Is Respected. We Always Encourage Fun In the Sun at Harbor Hills!

Hole 18 is where you're supposed to leave it on a good note.

Whatever happened on the front nine or the back, the last hole is where the round is supposed to turn around or at least get excited for post round beverages in the Eagle Signature Grille.

None of this is in the member handbook. It doesn't need to be. It's just how things are done at Harbor Hills passed from one regular to the next, one round at a time.

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