Golf
12 JUN 2026
Upcoming Events:
- June 27 - Le Maître 25th Anniversary Celebration: Only a few spots left – form your foursome, play your round; it’s not a competition, but there will be activities on the course! Tee times will be staggered at tees #1 and #10. drinks, BBQ, live music—we’re planning a wonderful day at the club! Click here to register
Members are also invited to attend the non-golf portion at the clubhouse for cocktails, food stations and live music. Please contact fmeilleur@clublink.ca if you plan on attending but not playing golf.
- July 26 – PGA Scramble: formerly the RBC, now sponsored by BMW, this is a 4-player competition (women and men) using the Vegas format (scramble). Winners qualify for the provincial finals and have a chance to win a trip to Cabot: click here for all the details and registration
It’s already time to start thinking about our member-guest events—mark these dates on your calendar:
- August 6 – Ladies’ Member-Guest Tournament: always a successful and much-loved event. 18 holes of fun and activities, including a welcome reception, a wine tasting, a delicious dinner, and awards ceremony with prizes. Full details to follow—save the date.
- August 13 – Men’s Member-Guest Tournament: This year’s event features 36 holes in a single day! The day begins with an 18-hole par-3 shootout competition, followed by 18 holes played with your guest. The day concludes with a meal inspired by the menu selected by Rory for this year’s Masters Tournament Champions Dinner. Full details to follow—mark your calendars.
- Handicap Committee:
Here are a few points to note for your rounds of golf at the club this season:
Sand Traps:
When your ball is in a sand trap, you may lift the ball, rake the sand, and replace your ball within 12 inches of its original spot without moving closer to the hole, without penalty. Please rake the sand after your shot out of respect for all golfers. This rule may be reevaluated during the season.
Play from the tees:
When playing a shot from the tee, you may still improve the position of your ball by moving it up to 12 inches (the length of a scorecard) without moving closer to the hole.
Areas Damaged by Crows: If your ball rests on or your feet are on an area damaged by crows, anywhere on the course, take relief without penalty by finding the nearest point without moving closer to the hole.