Mountain Glen Golf Course is a semi-private golf course with annual memberships available for singles, families, or juniors age 39 and under. All homeowners at Mountain Glen Community are offered membership in the golf course at the beginning of each year. Others may apply for membership at any time. Membership fees are pro-rated; full price is required for seasonal memberships. Membership is capped at 325 but is subject to change by the ADC board. In the event of a waiting list, ADC has established written guidelines on priority of consideration. If a homeowner rents their residence, their golf membership is non-transferrable. Tenants may apply for golf club membership subject to availability and ADC guidelines.

The snack bar, located next to the pro shop, is always a great place to grab a bite to eat. You can enjoy your food inside, outside on the lower deck, or on the upper deck with a more expansive view of the golf course. Open from 8 AM-3 PM seven days a week, the snack bar menu offers a large range of options for breakfast and lunch.
If you are playing golf, give us a call before starting play on the 9th hole to pick up an order and refuel at the turn. Want food after a round? Place your order before teeing off on the 18th hole for quicker service.

The ADC office is located on the upper level of the clubhouse. Seasonal residents are asked to leave a key to their home with the ADC office in case of an emergency or lock-out, and to provide access to your home for designated vendors during the off-season. Keys remain locked up in the office and are only given out with your permission. Residents are required to file an emergency contact with the ADC office; this is extremely important for personal and property welfare.
Mailbox assignments, directories, and other information are available at this office. Mailboxes are located at the north end of the parking lot. Next to the ADC office there is also a package room for oversized USPS deliveries.

A security guard is under contract from October 15 through April 15. He is responsible for the safety and protection of all properties at Mountain Glen, makes regular rounds and inspections, and reports to the ADC office. Homes with special security alarms should make personal arrangements with the security guard, with separate payment.
Part-time residents should advise the office when their home will be occupied, especially during the off-season. Please include any other family members, friends, or craftsmen who legally have access to the home. This enables the security guard to detect unauthorized activities at your home. Remember, it is recommended that you leave a key with the office in case of an emergency.