Update as of May 15th, 2026: 

• Beginning Monday, May 18, all cart restrictions have been lifted. Carts must follow all cart directional signs, ropes, and stakes. Traffic control measures will vary from hole to hole. Golfers who do not follow these requirements may be asked to leave the course.

• The Accessibility Flag Program remains in place.  As a reminder:

  • Accessibility flags will be issued to qualified golfers.

  • To receive an accessibility flag, golfers must provide one of the following at check in:

    • A valid, state-issued Disability Parking Placard (or registration card) issued to the golfer

    • A physician’s statement verifying a mobility impairment (e.g., Colorado Form DR 2219).

• Accessibility flags allow carts to have additional access. Carts must follow all cart directional signs, ropes, and stakes. Traffic control measures will vary from hole to hole.

• Near Green Access: Carts may approach the greens but must remain at least 20 yards away and must return to the path at that point.

• Par 3 Holes: All carts, including those with accessibility flags, are restricted to cart path only on Par 3 holes at Mariana Butte and The Olde Course at Loveland.

• City-issued accessibility flags are required. Personal or self-purchased flags will not be accepted. Only City-issued flags displayed on the cart are valid for increased access – allowing carts off the path and closer access to greens and tees.

Thank you so much for your continued patience and cooperation with our recent carts‑on‑paths restrictions. Your efforts have been essential in helping us protect the turf during this challenging stretch, and we truly appreciate it.

We continue to monitor course conditions daily as our maintenance teams carry out essential work to preserve the health and quality of the course for everyone.

If you have any questions, please feel free to speak with a Head Golf Professional at any Loveland golf course.