We invite you to become an Annual Pass Holder at
Bluffton and Hidden Creek Golf Clubs for 2021.
Both courses are included in one, low Annual Pass fee. You will receive unlimited play at both courses and a free USGA Handicap computed monthly. All Annual Pass holders are invited to participate in our Annual Pass Holder only events. Becoming an Annual Pass Holder at our courses will give you 2 great but diverse golfing experiences. Our courses are only 6 miles apart and both are easily accessible from I-75 and Route 30. Being an Annual Pass Holder will ensure that you play more golf.
All Annual Passes are for the entire 2021 Season.
The only Payment Plans we have available are by Auto Credit Card Charge.
You will be charged for accrued months at the time of signup, then Auto Billing begins the next month.
**Contact us for more information by email or phone (419-643-8562).
Annual Pass Options
- Annual Pass - Greens Fees Only
2021 Price EARLY SPECIAL 12 PAYMENTS Student $300 $300 $30 Senior 70+
(weekdays)$875 $600 $75 Single $1050 $750 $90 Couple $1350 $1050 $115 Family $1650 $1350 $140 IMPORTANT PD in Full by Jan18 CC Auto-Pay Only - 2021 Unlimited Carts Add-on
2021 Price Senior 70+
(Mon-Fri)$900 Single $1000 Couple $1450 Family $1600 - Unlimited Range Balls
2021 Price Single $300 Couple $400 Family $550
Both courses will be closed for the Holidays from Dec. 23 – Jan. 3rd
No Discounts will be given after Jan. 18, 2021.
Annual pass holders can purchase CLUB CREDIT of $200 and will receive $30 BONUS CREDIT.
Annual pass holders can upgrade to a couple or family, including spouse and dependent/student children.
Annual Couples Passes can include spouse or dependent/student child.
- Single$650
- Couple (husband/wife or parent/full-time student)$850
- Family (Parents/ full-time students)$1150
Annual Corporate Passes = minimum of 5 to receive discounted rate and require a single cash or check payment.
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