2012 MEMBERS' HANDBOOK - Clublink Corporation

2012 

MEMBERS’ HANDBOOK

TABLE OF CONTENTS 

YOUR MANAGEMENT TEAM ........................................................................................................ 3 

A MESSAGE FROM YOUR DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS ......................................................... 4 

A MESSAGE FROM YOUR GOLF COURSE SUPERINTENDENT ............................................... 5 

A MESSAGE FROM YOUR MEN’S & LADIES’ CAPTAINS ........................................................... 6 

YOUR CAPTAINS’ COMMITTEE MEMBERS ................................................................................ 7 

2011 CHAMPIONS ......................................................................................................................... 8 

TOURNAMENT POLICIES ............................................................................................................. 9 

MEN’S NIGHT ............................................................................................................................... 10 

LADIES’ DAY/NIGHT .................................................................................................................... 11 

TOURNAMENTS AND MEMBER EVENTS ................................................................................. 12 

2012 CLUBLINK MEMBER EVENTS ................................ ERROR! BOOKMARK NOT DEFINED. 

2012 SIGNATURE EVENTS .............................................. ERROR! BOOKMARK NOT DEFINED. 

GAME IMPROVEMENT ................................................................................................................ 22 

COURSE CARE AND ETIQUETTE .............................................................................................. 23 

CLUB RULES AND MEMBER INFORMATION ............................................................................ 23 

WEDDINGS AND BANQUETS ..................................................................................................... 28 

CLUBLINK MEMBER BENEFITS ................................................................................................. 28 

OUR PARTNERS ......................................................................................................................... 32 

CLUBLINK DIRECTORY .............................................................................................................. 33

IMPORTANT NOTE 

Great care was taken to ensure that the information contained in this handbook was accurate at 

the time of posting. For the most current and complete updates regarding news, events and 

announcements at your Club, please visit the Members Only section of your Club's web site. 

YOUR MANAGEMENT TEAM 

Director of Operations: 

Course Superintendent: 

David Belletrutti 

Ben Ingram 

905-880-1400 ext. 2322 905-880-4499 

dbelletrutti@clublink.ca 

bingram@clublink.ca 

Assistant F&B Manager: 

Assistant F&B Manager: 

Paula Barnes 

Joe Dillane 

905-880-1400 ext. 2327 905-880-1400 ext. 2326 

pbarnes@clublink.ca 

jdillane@clublink.ca 

Facilities Manager: 

Executive Chef: 

Micheline Rudolph 

Brodie Pedersen 

905-880-1400 ext. 2324 905-880-1400 ext. 2328 

mrudolph@clublink.ca 

bpedersen@clublink.ca

A MESSAGE FROM YOUR DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS 

Welcome to the 2012 golf season at Caledon Woods! On behalf of my management team and 

Captain’s Committee, thank you for your continued support of our Club. 

I am pleased to announce that our management team is intact from last season. Ben Ingram will 

make sure our golf course is in excellent shape, Brodie Pedersen will ensure the best quality 

foods come out of the kitchen, and Joe Dillane and Paula Barnes will take care of your food and 

beverage needs. In the golf shop, Andrew Trotman has moved on to a position at King Valley 

and we wish him the best of luck in his new job. Tim Middleton returns, and we welcome James 

Hutchinson to the professional staff. 

The 2012 season is full of fun and exciting Member events, highlighted by our Ladies/ Member- 

Guest on July 9, Men’s Member-Guest on July 19, and our Member-Member Championship on 

June 23 and 24. The Member-Member event was new in 2011 and was a great success. We 

look forward to growing that event this season and encourage you all to find a partner and sign up 

for it. Also new for 2012 is a return to the year-long Men’s Match Play Championship. In years 

past it was done on the September long weekend, but the decision was made to hold this event 

as a season-long competition. All of the information on our Member events can be found in this 

handbook, on the Members only website, and pinned to our communication board at the Club. 

You will also receive email notifications closer to the dates with full details on price, time, and 

participation information. 

One major change of note this season is the modification of Golf Canada’s Equitable Stoke 

Control (ESC) system. Effective March 1, the new system changes to make it equal to the 

USGA’s system. The changes are noted below: 

2012 Equitable Stroke Control (ESC) System 

9 or less Course Handicap Maximum 2 over par 

10-19 Course Handicap Maximum score of 7 

20-29 Course Handicap Maximum Score of 8 

30-39 Course Handicap Maximum Score of 9 

40 and over Course Handicap Maximum Score of 10 

If you have any questions about this new system, please speak to one of your golf professionals, 

or a member of the Captain’s Committee. 

Your feedback is always important to us. Without it, we cannot continue to find new ways to make 

your time at the Club an even more positive experience. Your management team is always 

available to you. Our doors are open, and we all welcome your feedback whether it is in person or 

via email. The Captains’ Committee is also here to listen. You can feel comfortable approaching 

any of them with your opinions and concerns. We meet monthly, but communicate daily about all 

things Caledon Woods. 

Please review this handbook. Remember, it is only a guide, and that some details of the events 

may change as the date approaches. If you have questions, please feel free to ask me or any of 

my staff or visit www.clublink.ca. The complete list of ClubLink policies is available in the 

Members Only section of our Club’s web site. 

Sincerely, 

David Belletrutti

A MESSAGE FROM YOUR GOLF COURSE 

SUPERINTENDENT 

A warm welcome back to the 2012 golf season. 

Preparations for the 2012 golf season are well under way. It seems that with every year that 

passes the golf course gets better and its character seems to resonate deeper. I find that when a 

golf course matures you really appreciate the architect’s blueprint for what they envisioned. I have 

been lucky to work closely with Paul Takahashi in recent years and get a deeper look into his 

reasoning and plans he adopted for the property. Annual meetings with an approachable and 

hands on designer such as Paul, help you develop a great respect for how much time, effort, and 

hard work he and his team put in to such a project. Even though Paul’s job was completed in 

2003, he still has a vast amount of knowledge and insight on how to maintain the course and 

keep characteristics unique to Caledon Woods that dictate shot management true to his original 

design. As long as I stay at the property Paul’s opinions and suggestions will always be 

welcomed. 

Notable changes in 2012 will be the rough coming down in height to 2” from 2.5”. There will also 

be some infrastructure improvements that will greatly benefit playability and allow us to focus on 

other more notable areas. If there are any issues, suggestions or questions pertinent to course 

conditions please feel free to contact me. It has been a very happy and rewarding experience 

being Golf Course Superintendent of Caledon Woods. I am very proud to be the Club’s longest 

serving superintendent and my passion and dedication is as strong as my first day on April 11, 

2008. 

I look forward to seeing a lot of familiar faces in the 2012 season. 

Ben Ingram

A MESSAGE FROM YOUR MEN’S & LADIES’ CAPTAINS 

WOW – It is that time of year again where we dust off the winter blues (and this past winter there 

was more dust than snow!) and reconnect with many of our golfing buds and chase that little 

white (or maybe optic yellow?) ball. 

The Captain’s Committee welcomes you to the 2012 golf season. If you are new to Caledon 

Woods we know you will find out very quickly that our membership here is like a close-knit family. 

We encourage you to participate in the various Member events throughout the year to meet your 

fellow Members and get the most out of your membership. 

As your Captain’s Committee, we will strive to provide the best environment for golf. To help us 

achieve this we encourage you to provide feedback on all Club activities. Both kudos and 

constructive feedback when you see areas that can be improved upon are welcomed. 

The Captain’s Committee is hoping everyone will help to keep our course one of the best kept 

secret’s in the Clublink family by: 

• Continuing to always repair our divots and ball marks. This is a huge help in keeping 

our course in top notch playing condition. 

• Maintaining our pace of play policy. We made great strides in 2011 and hope 2012 

will be even better. Remember our time par is four hours and 21 minutes 

Also, this year you will see a kinder, gentler rough (provided Mother Nature co-operates). 

For Golf Season 2012 all our fun events are back including Nine and Dines with live music, 

Member-Guest days, plus buffets to celebrate those special occasions (Mother’s Day, Father’s 

Day and more). 

We hope even more Members will join our two-day Member-Member Championship scheduled 

for June 23 and 24. Our inaugural event was a great success and we want everyone to find a 

partner and join in on the fun! 

Ladies, you told us you liked our Ladies’ Committee email account to keep in touch with Tracey, 

Barb and me so please continue to email your questions, comments and feedback to 

cwladiescommittee@gmail.com. 

Please use the event calendar outlined in this handbook to block off dates in your calendar. As 

the events get closer, more details will be posted online in the Members Only section of the web 

site and sign-up sheets will be posted on the communications board. Hope to see you out at lots 

of them! 

We hope to see you early in the year to welcome the new Members and staff along with all the 

familiar faces! 

Wishing you a season of only fairways and greens, 

Your Captains Maureen and Cal

YOUR CAPTAINS’ COMMITTEE MEMBERS 

TITLE NAME TELEPHONE EMAIL 

Men’s Captain Cal Courneya 416-908-6864 ccourneya@rogers.com 

Men’s Vice-Captain Ian Papp 416-726-3439 ianpapp@gmail.com 

Ladies’ Captain Maureen Marentette 416-558-7448 mlmarentette@sympatico.ca 

Ladies’ Vice-Captain Tracey Murray 905-857-6801 tmurray_37@hotmail.com 

Men’s Committee James Jeon 416-930-8521 tchasj@hotmail.com 

Ladies’ Committee Barb Allan 905-880-2879 barb.allan@hotmail.com

2011 CHAMPIONS 

CLUB CHAMPIONS 

Brad Vaughan 

Sandy Lee 

CALEDON WOODS MEMBER/MEMBER 

James Jeon and Don Lee 

Maureen Marentette and Barb Allan 

LADIES’ MEMBER-GUEST 

Colette Griffin 

Jane Mulvogue 

MEN’S MEMBER-GUEST 

Ian Papp and Rob Sampogna 

MEN’S MATCH-PLAY 

James Jeon 

LADIES’ MATCH-PLAY 

Joy Bettinelli 

MEN’S INTERCLUB TEAM 

NINTH PLACE – CHAMPIONSHIP DIVISION 

Cal Courneya 

James Jeon 

Brad Miller 

Cal Byers 

Brad Vaughan 

Matt Marentette 

Tony Ross 

Gary Brown 

Tracy Thoburn 

LADIES’ INTERCLUB TEAM 

NINTH PLACE – CHAMPIONSHIP DIVISION 

Maureen Marentette 

Sue Bousfield 

Colette Griffin 

Sandy Lee 

Jennifer Lee 

Angie Heinz

TOURNAMENT POLICIES 

• All scorecards must be signed and attested. Submitting an incorrect scorecard will result 

in disqualification. 

• All events will take place rain or shine. No exceptions will be made unless the golf course 

is closed. 

• All rounds played in competition must adhere to the Golf Canada Rules of Golf. 

• Each player must carry no more than 14 clubs. All clubs must conform to Golf Canada 

guidelines. 

• In stroke-play competition, every ball must be holed out. (i.e., no mulligans or gimmies) 

• If any decision is unclear on the golf course, play two balls and the rules committee will 

judge accordingly. (The two-ball rule does not apply for match-play competition). 

• The Golf Canada Rules of Golf will govern all play. The Handicap and/or Captain’s 

Committee shall have the final decision on all claims and disputes. The competition is 

deemed to have closed when the trophy has been presented to the winner or, in the 

absence of a prize ceremony, when all scores have been approved by the Committee. 

• Tournament entries must be received a minimum of 72 hours prior to the event. 

• Handicap factors are frozen as of 72 hours prior to any event. 

• Guests playing in any event must provide a valid Golf Canada handicap factor at least 72 

hours prior to the event or they must play off a zero course handicap.

MEN’S NIGHT 

A qualifying event for the ClubLink Men’s Night Championship 

Every Wednesday night is Men’s Night at Caledon Woods. Men’s Night starts at 3 p.m. sharp 

with a shotgun start, followed by a buffet dinner and awards ceremony. It’s loads of fun and a 

great way to meet the other Members. Be sure to sign up weekly and plan to arrive early enough 

to be ready to play at 3 p.m. 

Dates: 

Opening Men’s Night – April 25 

May 2 

May 9 (Match Play Qualifying) 

May 16 

May 23 

May 30 (Interclub Qualifying) 

June 6 (Interclub Qualifying) 

June 13 

June 20 

June 27 

July 4 

July 11 

July 18 

July 25 

Aug. 1 

Aug. 8 

Aug. 15 

Aug. 22 

Aug. 29 

Sep. 5 

Sep. 12 

Sep. 19 

Men’s Night Finale – Sep. 26 

Details of the 2012 Men’s Night Program will be presented at the 

Opening Men’s Night on April 25

LADIES’ DAY/NIGHT 

Ladies’ Day takes place every Monday afternoon with a 3 p.m. shotgun start. Ladies that want to 

participate but can only play nine holes will be accommodated with tee times starting at 5 p.m. 

This is a great way to meet the ladies of Caledon Woods and enjoy great golf, food, and 

camaraderie. 

Opening Ladies’ Day – April 23 

April 30 

May 7 

May 14 

Tuesday, May 22 

May 28 (Interclub Qualifying) 

June 4 

June 11 

June 18 

June 25 

Tuesday, July 3 (Member-Guest Practice Round) 

July 9 Ladies’ Member-Guest 

July 16 

July 23 

July 30 

Tuesday, Aug. 7 

Aug. 13 

Aug. 20 

Aug. 27 

Tuesday, Sept. 4 

Sep. 10 

Sep. 17 

Sep. 24 

Ladies’ Day Finale – Saturday, Sep. 29 

Details of the 2012 Ladies’ Day program will be presented at the 

Opening Ladies’ Day on April 23.

TOURNAMENTS AND MEMBER EVENTS 

CAPTAIN’S CUP 

This is a year-long event which encourages and rewards participation in Caledon Woods Member 

events. 

Each selected event rewards points for participation. Players accumulate points individually and 

the top 18 players will qualify for the Cup and be drawn into teams based on total points, plus two 

alternates per team. The teams will playoff at the end of the year in a president’s cup-style format 

using handicaps. 

Date: Captain’s Cup Final Sept. 8 and 9 

Cost: $10 per player 

Registration time and location: You can sign-up at any time, however the earlier you start, the 

more points you are entitled to. Sign-up will be encouraged at the Members’ Opening 

Scramble and the first few Ladies’ Days and Men’s Nights. Thereafter you are on your own to 

register in the golf shop. If you register in 2012 and were an active Member in 2011, the golf 

shop will calculate points you would have earned during the last part of 2011. If you qualify 

you will have until Aug. 10 to confirm your attendance in the finals. 

Tee-off time: 7a.m. 

Saturday Sept. 8 

Round One matches 

Noon Saturday Sep. 8 

Round Two matches 

11:30 a.m. Sunday Sep. 9 Round Three matches 

Event format: Qualifying is based on total points accumulated between Aug.15 2011, and Aug. 

1, 2012. Two points will be awarded to any new Members who joined Caledon Woods after 

Aug. 15, 2011. There will be two teams of 12 players each, made up of nine qualifiers per 

team plus your Captain’s Committee (men’s & ladies’ Captains, vice-captains, and committee 

members). Your men’s and ladies’ Club captains will each captain a team. Shortly after the 

last qualifying event, the teams will be drawn from the top 18 point holders, as well as two 

alternatives per team. (Ties will be broken out as follows: Names will be drawn from a hat, the 

first name drawn will qualify. If there is more than one spot available, each name drawn 

thereafter will also qualify until all necessary spots are filled.) 

Format of the Captains’ Cup: 

Committee Ambassador: 

Two-person best-ball (1 point per match) 

Two-person alternate shot (1 point per match) 

Singles’ match-play (1 point per match) 

Team A: (men’s Club captain) 

Team B: (ladies’ Club captain) 

Event points: One point will be awarded for participating in each Member event and Men’s 

Night/Ladies’ Day between Aug. 15, 2011 and Aug. 1, 2012.

LADIES’ MATCH PLAY 

Date: Year-long 

Cost: $10 

Registration deadline: Tuesday, May 22 

Sign-up details: This event is limited to the first 16 players to register. If more than 16 ladies 

register, we will hold a qualifying event. 

Event format: Caledon Woods Members Only 

80 per cent of handicap factor 

Matches will be played from red or green tees depending on the competitors’ preference. 

Handicaps will be taken from the tee deck being played on the day of competition. 

Matches may be played on any day including Ladies’ Day. 

Golf Canada rules apply 

Prizes will be awarded to first and second place 

Match deadlines: Competition starts on May 28 

1 st Round matches must be completed by June 18 

2 nd Round matches must be completed by July 9 

3 rd Round matches must be completed by July 30 

4 th Round matches must be completed by Aug. 20 

It is the responsibility of the competitors to arrange to play the matches before the 

deadline. There will be no extensions. If matches are not completed, both players will be 

disqualified 

Scoring: The lowest handicap factor (in effect at the time of the match) will be deemed to be zero. 

The competitor will then receive strokes based upon 80 per cent of the difference between 

their handicap and the lower handicap. 

MEMBERS’ OPENING SCRAMBLE 

Date: 

Cost: 

Saturday, April 28, 1p.m. shotgun start 

TBA 

Fee includes golf, cart, dinner, prizes, and entertainment 

Registration deadline: April 24 

Event format: 

Caledon Woods Members only. Guests can attend the dinner. 

Scramble format. Balanced foursomes 

This is the only event of the season where teams are to be arranged by the golf shop 

Minimum of two tee shots per player 

Ladies play from red tees - Men play from blue tees 


Juniors are welcome – tee decks will be determined based on handicap. 0-12 play from blue 

tees, 13+ play from white tees 

Random prize draw

MEN’S MATCH PLAY QUALIFIER 

Date: Saturday, May 5 and Wednesday, May 9. 

Cost: $10 (only allowed one attempt to qualify) 

Tee-off time: May 9 – 3 p.m. (Men’s Night) May 5 – 7:30 a.m. (Tee times) 

Brackets: The men’s bracket will consist of 32 players unless more than 64 men attempt to 

qualify. If so the bracket will increase to 64 players. 

Defending match-play champion will be granted the number one seed. 

Event format: Caledon Woods Members only 

Individual stroke play 100 per cent of handicap 

Your net score will determine whether you qualify and your rank. 

Men blue tees Golf Canada rules apply 

Sign-up deadline: May 2 

MEN’S MATCH PLAY CHAMPIONSHIP 

NEW FOR 2012! 

Date: Year-long 

Registration time: One hour before tee time outside the golf shop 

Event format: 

100 per cent of handicap, to be taken on the day the match is played 

blue tees 

Matches may be played on any day including Men’s Night. 


Prizes will be awarded to first and second place 

Match deadlines: 

1 st Round matches must be completed by June 22 

2 nd Round matches must be completed by July 20 

3 rd Round matches must be completed by Aug. 17 

4 th Round matches must be completed by Sep. 7 

It is the responsibility of the competitors to arrange to play the matches before the 

deadline. There will be no extensions. If matches are not completed, both players will be 

disqualified 

Scoring: The lowest handicap factor (in effect at the time of the match) will be deemed to be zero. 

The competitor will then receive strokes based upon 100 per cent of the difference between 

their handicap and the lower handicap. 

MOTHER’S DAY BRUNCH 

Date: Sunday, May 6 

Cost: $34.95 Adults $16.95 Children (six-12 years) 

Time: 11 a.m. 

Reservation deadline: May 2 

Sign-up details: Reservations only, call 905-880-1400 ext. 2326 or ext. 2327 

aLIVE NIGHTS @ CALEDON WOODS 

Dates: Fridays throughout the season: May 13, May 27, June 10, June 17, July 8, July 22, Aug. 

12, Aug. 19, Sep. 2 and Sep. 23. 

Live entertainment will be provided on the patio! 6 p.m.-9 p.m.

LINCOLN MEN’S INTERCLUB QUALIFYING 

Date: Saturday, May 26 and June 2 

Wed. May 30 and June 6 

Cost: First attempt - $25 

Second attempt - $20 

Third attempt - $15 Fourth attempt - $10 

Tee-off time: 8 a.m. Tee times Saturday 

3 p.m. Shotgun Wednesday 

Event format: Caledon Woods Members Only 

80 per cent of handicap Individual net Stableford 

Bogey = 1 point, Par = 2 points Birdie = 3 points, 

Eagle = 4 points, 

Double Eagle = 5 points. 

Men play from blue tees Golf Canada rules apply 

Additional Info: There will be four qualifying dates for the men’s team. Your best two scores will 

be combined to determine your ranking. The top four qualifier’s combined scores will make the 

team. The next four will be designated as alternates. Ties will be broken by differential between 

scores. If player A has two scores of 36-42, and Player B has two scores of 38-40, Player B will 

win the tiebreaker. If both differentials are the same, a coin flip will decide the winner. 

LADIES’ PC FINANCIAL INTERCLUB QUALIFYING 

Date: Saturday, May 26 and June 2 

Monday, May 28 

Cost: $10 per attempt 

Tee-off time: 8 a.m. tee times Saturday 

3 p.m. shotgun Monday 

Event format: Caledon Woods Members only 

80 per cent of handicap Individual net Stableford 

Bogey = 1 Point, Par = 2 Points, Birdie = 3 Points, Eagle = 4 Points, Double Eagle = 5 Points. 

Ladies play from red tees RCGA rules apply 

Ties will be decided by retrogression 

Additional Info: There will be three qualifying dates for the ladies’ team. One main qualifier will be 

selected on each of the three qualifying dates. The next two best point totals from either of the 

qualifying dates will qualify as alternates. 

NINE & DINE 

Date: Friday, June 15 

Cost: $25 per Member, $50 per guest 

Includes golf, cart, prizes, dinner and entertainment 

Registration Time and Location: 4:30 p.m. outside the golf shop 

Tee off time: 5:30 p.m. shotgun 

Event format: Guests welcome 

Single players welcome, we will pair you up! Nine hole four-person scramble 

Minimum of one tee shot per player 

Ladies play from red tees 

Men play from blue tees 


This is an ‘adults only’ event 

Sign-up deadline: June 8

FATHER’S DAY BARBECUE 

Date: Sunday, June 17 

Cost: $34.95 Adults, $16.95 Children (six-12 years) 

Time: 11a.m. 

Reservation deadline: June 15 

Sign-up details: Reservations only. 905-880-1400 ext. 2326 or ext. 2327 

CALEDON WOODS TWO-DAY MEMBER-MEMBER EVENT 

Date: Saturday, June 23 and Sunday, June 24 

Cost: $50 per player, $100 per team 

Dinner guests are welcome on Saturday night at a cost of $30 per person 

Registration time and location: One hour before tee time outside the golf shop 

Please speak with a member of your Captain’s Committee about sponsorship opportunities. 

Sign-up deadline: June 19 

Tee-off Time: Saturday – afternoon shotgun start with dinner to follow 

Sunday – morning shotgun start with barbecue lunch to follow 

Event format: Caledon Woods Members only. 

This is a two-person team event that will take place over two days 

Teams consist of two Caledon Woods Members 

There will be a men’s and ladies’ division 

80 per cent of handicap factors will be used 

Day 1: Front nine-net best-ball, back nine- combined score 

Day 2: Front nine- net scramble, back nine- alternate shot 

PARENT/CHILD – QUALIFIER FOR SCOTIAMCLEOD GENERATIONS CUP 

Date: Sunday, June 29 

Cost: TBA includes cart, prizes and barbecue lunch 

Guest fee will apply to non ClubLink Members 

Registration time and location: Noon outside golf shop 

Tee off time: 1p.m. shotgun 

Event format: Guests welcome. Modified alternate shot /scramble - Player A and B both hit tee 

shots on each hole. Player A hits player B’s ball, Player B hits player A’s ball. The team will then 

decide which shot is best and will play a scramble until the ball is holed 

No handicap factors 

Two divisions-Children 18 and under/“Children” 19 and over 

Juniors play red or white tees Ladies play green or red tees 

Men play white or blue tees Golf Canada rules apply 

Every attempt will be made to pair children of similar ages together 

Sign-up Deadline: June 10 

The winning team from this event will represent Caledon Woods at the 2012 ScotiaMcLeod 

Generations Cup to be held at Blue Springs on July 26

LADIES’ MEMBER-GUEST 

A qualifying event for the Scotia McLeod Ladies’ Member-Guest Championship 

presented by Nike 

Date: Monday, July 9 

Cost: $250 per team 

Guest practice round, welcome gift, lunch, golf and cart, dinner and prizes. 

Guest practice round valid only on Tuesday, July 3 (Dinner is not included in price) 

Registration time and location: 11 a.m. outside the golf shop 

Tee-off time: 1 p.m. shotgun 

Event format: Team will consist of one Caledon Woods Member and one guest. 

Two-person net best-ball 80 per cent of handicap factor Maximum index of 40.4 

Ladies play from red tees Golf Canada rules apply Valid handicap required 

If you do not have a valid handicap you must provide the golf shop with a minimum of 10 

recent scorecards. These scores will be used to calculate a valid handicap for the event. 

If no scores are provided, the guest will play from a handicap of zero 

Sign-up deadline: Monday, June 1 

14-day cancellation policy in effect 

MEN’S MEMBER-GUEST 

A qualifying event for the Nike Men’s Member-Guest Championship presented by Scotia McLeod 

Date: Thursday, July 19 

Cost: 

$450 per team Guest practice round, lunch, gift, dinner, golf, cart and prizes (Guest 

practice round valid only on July 18, dinner on July 18 is not included in price) 

Registration Time and Location: 10 a.m. outside the golf shop 

Auction starts at 11 a.m. sharp! Team information will be provided Wednesday evening 

after the practice round has been completed. 

Tee-off time: 1 p.m. shotgun 

Event format: Team will consist of one Caledon Woods Member and one guest. 

Two-person net best-ball 80 per cent of handicap factor Blue tees 

RCGA rules apply Valid handicap required 

If you do not have a valid handicap you must provide the golf shop with a minimum of 10 

recent scorecards. These scores will be used to calculate a valid handicap for the event. 

If no scores are provided, the guest will play from a handicap of zero 

Festivities start at 11a.m. 

Sign-up deadline: Wednesday, June 20 

14-day cancellation policy in effect 

NINE & DINE 

Date: Friday, July 27 

Cost: $25 per Member, $50 per guest. Includes golf, cart, door prize, dinner and entertainment 

Registration time: 4:30 p.m. outside the golf shop 

Tee off time: 5:30 p.m. Shotgun 

Event format: Caledon Woods Members and guests welcome 

Singles are welcome, we will pair you up! Nine-hole, four-person scramble 






Sign-up deadline: July 20 

72 hour cancellation policy in effect

CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP 

Date: Friday Aug. 17 (Men’s Championship/Open Flight), 

Saturday, Aug. 18 and Sunday, Aug. 19 

Registration time and location: 1 hour before tee time outside the golf shop 

Tee-off time: Tee times start at 7:30 a.m. both days 

Divisions: Men’s 

Championship/Open Flight – 0-6 handicap factor (blue tees) will play three rounds, with round one to 

be played on Friday, Aug. 17. Any male Member can declare to play in the Championship/Open 

Flight. Once you declare, you will not be eligible to compete in any other flight. 

A Flight – 7 – 11 handicap factor (blue tees) 

B Flight – 12 – 16 handicap factor (blue tees) 

C Flight – 17 and above (blue tees) net competition 

Senior Flight – 55 years and older as of August 18 (white tees) net competition 

Ladies’ 

Gross division (red tees) 

Net division (red tees) You can only win one division 

Junior’s 

Gross Division zero-15 handicap factor (white tees) 

Net Division 16 and above handicap factor (red tees) 

If a net division player wishes to compete in the gross division they cannot compete in both. 

Event Format: Caledon Woods Members only 

Individual stroke play Pairings are based on handicap factors Golf Canada rules apply 

Time par in effect Flights are NOT subject to change based on participation 

Caddies are not permitted 

Sign-up deadline: Saturday, Aug. 4 

NINE AND DINE LOVING CUP 

Date: Friday, Aug. 24 

Cost: $25 per Member, $50 per guest Includes golf, cart, door prize, dinner and entertainment 

Registration time and location: 4:30 p.m. outside the golf shop 

Tee-off time: 5:30 p.m. shotgun 

Event Format: Guests welcome 

Singles are welcome, we will pair you up! Nine holes, format TBA 





Sign-up deadline: Aug. 19 

CAPTAIN’S CUP 

Date: Saturday, Sep. 8 and Sunday, Sep. 9 

Registration time and location: One hour before tee time outside the golf shop 

Tee-off time: 7 a.m. and noon shotgun start on Saturday 

11:30 a.m. tee times on Sunday 

Event format: Caledon Woods Members only (Must qualify) 

18-Holes best-ball 18-Holes alternate shot 18-Holes match-play 


Sign-up deadline: Season-long qualifying

NINE AND DINE 

Date: Friday, Sept. 14 

Cost: $25 per Member, $50 per guest Includes golf, cart, door prize, dinner and entertainment 

Registration time and location: 4:30 p.m. outside the golf shop 

Tee-off time: 5:30 p.m. shotgun 

Event format: Guests welcome 

Singles are welcome, we will pair you up! Nine hole four-person scramble 






Sign-up deadline: Sept. 7 

THANKSGIVING BRUNCH 

Date: Sunday, Oct. 7 

Cost: $34.95 Adults $16.95 Children six-12 

Time: 11a.m. 

Reservation deadline: Oct. 1 

Sign-up details: Reservations only. 905-880-1400 ext. 2326 or ext. 2327 

MEMBER CLOSING SCRAMBLE 

Date: Saturday, Oct. 13 

Cost: TBA 

Includes golf, cart, dinner, prizes and entertainment 

Registration time and location: Noon outside golf shop 

Tee-off Time: 1p.m. shotgun 

Event format: Caledon Woods Members and guests are welcome 

Scramble format 

Sign-up as a team 

Minimum of two tee shots per player 


Men play from blue tees Golf Canada rules apply 

Juniors are welcome – tee decks will be determined based on handicap. 0-12 play from Blue 

Tees, 13+ play from white tees 

Random prize draw 

Sign-up deadline: Oct. 6

2012 CLUBLINK MEMBER EVENTS 

Tuesday, May 22 

Tournament of Champions sponsored by Bell 

Monday, June 18 

Callaway Golf Glencairn Pro-Am presented by Bell 

Saturday, July 14- Monday, July 16 

ScotiaMcLeod Mixed Member Championships presented by Ostaco Windows and WestJet 

Thursday, July 26 

ScotiaMcLeod Generations Cup 

Wednesday, Aug. 1 

TaylorMade adidas Junior Interclub 

Sunday, Aug. 26 and Monday, Aug. 27 

Nike Men's Member-Guest Championship presented by ScotiaMcLeod 

Thursday, Aug. 30 

ScotiaMcLeod Ladies' Member-Guest presented by Nike Golf 

Sunday, Sept. 23 and Monday, Sept. 24 

PC Financial Ladies' Interclub 

Sunday, Sept. 30 and Monday, Oct. 1 

Lincoln Men's Interclub presented by Bell and ScotiaMcLeod 

Tuesday, Oct. 2 

ClubLink Men's Night Championship

2012 SIGNATURE EVENTS 

Sunday, June 3 - Tuesday, June 5 

Michelob Ultra Muskoka Pro-Am presented by TaylorMade adidas 

Tuesday, June 26 

Siemens Wendel Clark Celebrity Classic presented by Sony 

Tuesday, July 31 

Sens Foundation Celebrity Classic 

Thursday, Aug. 2 

Yvan Cournoyer Celebrity Classic sponsored by Bell 


Sports Legends Classic presented by Sony 

Friday, Aug. 24 

Budds' Jaguar Land Rover Feast of the Fairways presented by Scotia Dealer Finance 


Vincent Damphousse ALS Classic sponsored by Bell 

Thursday, Sept. 13 and Friday, Sept. 14 

Roxul Culinary Challenge presented by Sony 

Sunday, November 25 to Thursday, November 29 

ClubLink Florida Pro-Am presented by Michelob Ultra

GAME IMPROVEMENT 

PRIVATE LESSONS* 

(45 minute) 

2012 LESSON RATES 

Single 

¾ hr 

Series 

of 3 

Series 

of 5 

1 ½ hr 

Playing 

lesson 

Comprehe 

nsive 

Package 

(5 ½ hr 

lessons + 

1 ½ hr 

playing 

lesson) 

Seasonal 

Coaching 

(15 ¾ hr 

sessions) 

Director of Golf, Director of Instruction 

or Head Professional $85 $215 $320 $275 $500 

Teaching Professional $85 $215 $320 $275 $500 $1000 

Associate Professional $75 $180 $285 $250 $475 

Assistant Professional $65 $140 $215 $220 $400 

SEMI-PRIVATE LESSONS* 

Director of Golf, Director of Instruction 

Teaching Professional or Head 

Professional 

2 Students ¾ hr 

$/person 

3 Students 1½ hr 

$/person 

4 Students 1½ hr 

$/person 

Single $80 Single $70 Single $65 

Series of 3 $180 Series of 3 $165 Series of 3 $165 


Associate Professional Single $65 Single $60 Single $55 



Assistant Professional Single $60 Single $55 Single $50 



PRIVATE GROUP CLINICS* (5 or more persons) – 5 x 1-hour clinics 

Director of Golf, Director of Instruction or Teaching Professional 

Associate Professional 

Assistant Professional 

• HST will be added to all prices. 

$210 per person 



For customized coaching packages, see your golf professional staff. 

For information on The Academies of ClubLink, visit www.clublink.ca or e-mail 

instruction@clublink.ca.

COURSE CARE AND ETIQUETTE 

Enjoying the game of golf is a shared experience. It is important to respect your fellow Members 

and the course by always doing the following: 

Please replace all divots with the displaced turf when possible; otherwise fill with sand and seed 

that is provided on carts and par-3 tee decks 

Rake bunkers thoroughly 

Play “ready golf.” Know when it is your turn and be prepared to hit your shot. 

Adhere to daily cart rules and the guidelines given to you at the first tee by the starter. 

Be aware of the time par for our course and communicate pace of play expectations to your 

guests. 

Fix ball marks correctly 

Do not drive carts in fescue and avoid areas that have been roped or staked 

Carts must be FULLY on path near all tees and greens 

New for 2012 

Cart Traffic Control Post Program 

As you leave the tee on the cart path on all par-4 and par-5 holes (par 3s are always cart path 

only), you will notice an entry post beside the path. As soon as you have passed the entry post, 

please enter the fairway immediately and remain on it until you see the exit post close to the 

green. Please exit the fairway as close to the exit post as possible (not closer to the green) and 

return directly to the cart path. Both entry and exit posts will be moved on a daily basis so the cart 

traffic patterns can be monitored and resulting wear patterns minimized. 

All Members and guests will be reminded of the Cart Traffic Control Post Program by the starter 

and it will be monitored by course staff, including player assistants. Your cooperation is 

anticipated and appreciated. 

CLUB RULES AND MEMBER INFORMATION 

All ClubLink policies are explained fully in the Members Only section of your Club web site. 

The following is for general reference only. 

ALCOHOL SERVICE POLICY 

Members and guests are strictly prohibited from bringing their own alcohol onto a ClubLink 

property in accordance with all applicable liquor licensing regulations. ClubLink's Responsible 

Alcohol Service policy is posted at each alcohol service location and available for review. All 

alcohol service staff are fully trained in the proper alcohol service techniques and are supported 

by management while doing so. Any violation of these policies may result in suspension or 

termination of membership. 

CELLULAR PHONES/MOBILE DEVICES 

Cell phones are permitted on ClubLink courses and in clubhouses. Members and guests are 

encouraged to exercise discretion of use such that golfing/dining experiences are not diminished 

for other Members and guests. 

CHECK-IN 

Members must check in at the golf shop prior to using the golf amenities at any ClubLink Club, 

and must carry their membership card with them at all times. Members must present their 

membership card when making any purchases on their ClubLink account.

DRESS CODE 

Appropriate golf attire must be worn at all times, both on the golf course and in the clubhouse. 

Appropriate golf course attire includes collared golf shirts, turtlenecks, or mock-neck shirts and 

golf slacks or golf shorts. Shirts must be tucked in at all times unless the style of the shirt dictates 

otherwise. Caps can be worn with the peak forward. Golf shoes or any athletic shoes without 

spikes are required while on the golf course. 

Inappropriate golf course attire includes jeans of any kind, gym shorts, track or sweat suits, beach 

wear, ripped or frayed clothing of any kind, shoes with metal cleats or spikes. 

Jeans may be worn in the clubhouse, provided they are not ripped or frayed. If you are unsure 

about your attire, feel free to speak to a manager at the club for further direction. 

HANDICAPPING 

The purpose of the Golf Canada handicap system is to make the game of golf more enjoyable by 

enabling players of differing abilities to compete on an equitable basis. The system provides a fair 

Golf Canada course handicap for each player, regardless of ability, and adjusts a player’s Golf 

Canada handicap factor up or down as the player’s game changes. At the same time, the system 

disregards high scores that bear little relation to the player’s potential ability and promotes 

continuity by making a Golf Canada handicap factor continuous from one playing season or year 

to the next. A Golf Canada handicap factor is useful for all forms of play. 

Every golf club that issues Golf Canada handicap factors to its members must appoint a 

Handicap Committee. The committee is responsible for ensuring that Club Members who enter 

handicapped events have complied with the Golf Canada handicap system. Your handicap factor 

is the number, to one decimal point, beside your name in the handicap computer in the golf shop. 

Handicap factors are used to ensure, as close as possible, a level playing field for all entrants in 

handicapped events. (Most Member events use the handicapping system). 

To ensure that your factor accurately reflects the quality of your play, you must enter ALL the 

scores you make during the active golf season into the handicap computer. (Scores can also be 

entered online at www.golfcanada.ca) In the Ontario/Quebec Region, the active season extends 

from April 15 to Oct. 31. Rounds played out of season in Ontario are not to be posted. If you play 

outside of the Ontario handicap season where golf is in season (e.g., our Florida Region), the 

scores for those rounds must also be posted. Please visit www.rcganetwork.org for more 

information on posting out-of-country scores.) 

It is important that you enter your scores on a timely basis, ideally immediately after each round, 

but no later than six days after completing a round. 

You must enter scores for partial rounds as well as complete rounds. If you play more than six 

holes but fewer than 13 holes during a round, a nine-hole score should be posted. If you play 13 

or more holes, an 18-hole score should be posted. A procedure exists for “completing” partial 

rounds. If you do not know the procedure, contact one of the committee members or the staff in 

the golf shop. 

There is a new Equitable Stroke Control system in Canada, starting in 2012. See the end of this 

section for an outline of changes. Please ask your golf shop staff for details or visit 

www.golfcanada.ca. 

A number of Club events qualify as tournaments. Scores for these events are posted separately 

from regular scores. If in doubt about the status of an event or of how to post these scores, check 

with either a committee member or the golf shop.

The Handicap Committee will meet regularly to review the scores you have posted. Your scores 

in handicapped events will be compared to your scores in regular play. A check may be made to 

see that you have entered a score for all the days on which your name appears on the tee sheets 

for all ClubLink courses. If discrepancies are noticed during our review, you will be contacted by 

the committee for a review of your handicap factor. 

If you should have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact the handicap chairman 

or the director of operations. 

NON-COMPLIANCE POLICY 

If Home Club Members wish to entertain Non-Home Club Members in Home Club designated tee 

times on Saturday, Sunday and holiday mornings prior to 11 a.m., a 1:1 ratio of Home Club 

Members to Non-Home Club Members is required. In the event a Home Club Member wishes to 

entertain additional Associate Club Members in an applicable Home Club designated time, a 

'non-compliance fee' of $60 will be charged to the Member making the reservation. 

PACE OF PLAY POLICY 

Our time par is listed on our scorecards for your reference. The role of our play coordinators is to 

ensure a proper pace of play, which results in a more enjoyable experience for all golfers. Please 

respect their role and cooperate with their efforts to ensure an enjoyable golf experience for all. 

PRACTICE FACILITY 

Always check in with the golf shop prior to using the practice facilities. Please obey posted 

signage and stay within the space allocated and only hit in the direction of the targets provided. 

TEE IT FORWARD 

By golfing from tees not suited to their driving distance, many amateur golfers end up playing 

yardages that, if compared proportionately, would intimidate the best players in the world. If 

you’re an average male mid-handicapper playing from 6,700 yards, that’s like a PGA Tour pro 

playing from 8,100 yards! 

The TEE IT FORWARD initiative is aimed at helping golfers have the best possible experience on 

the golf course by playing from the set of tees best suited to their abilities, determined by their 

average driving distance. Initiated by the USGA, PGA of America, Golf Canada and the PGA of 

Canada, TEE IT FORWARD is endorsed by ClubLink because of its many benefits: 

-Faster rounds, improved pace of play 

-Experiencing the course at the same relative proportions a PGA Tour or LPGA player would 

-Using mid-irons for approach shots instead of hybrids and long irons 

- Better and more realistic scoring 

-Fewer lost balls, less time spent looking for them 

-Fewer shots, less frustration 

-Overall increased enjoyment of the game 

The following are TEE IT FORWARD guidelines for selecting tees based on a golfer’s average 

driving distance: 

Driver Distance Recommended Yardages 

275 yards 6,700 - 6,900 yards 

250 yards 6,200 - 6,400 yards 

225 yards 5,800 - 6,000 yards 

200 yards 5,200 - 5,400 yards 

175 yards 4,400 - 4,600 yards 

150 yards 3,500 - 3,700 yards 

125 yards 2,800 - 3,000 yards 

100 yards 2,100 - 2,300 yards 

For more information on why you should TEE IT FORWARD, ask in your golf shop.

TEE-TIME CANCELLATIONS 

Non-weather related tee-time cancellations are required no less than 24 hours prior to play. To 

cancel a player or an entire tee time, Members may contact LinkLine or the golf shop directly. In 

the event the cancellation policy has not been adhered to, a $60 “no show” fee will be charged to 

the Member who made the reservation. 

RECIPROCAL PLAYING PRIVILEGES 

Silver Members have access to Silver, Gold and Core Daily Fee* Clubs without a reciprocal fee 

and subject to availability. Silver Club Members have reciprocal access to Platinum Member 

Clubs for a reciprocal fee of $55 and Prestige Member Clubs for a reciprocal fee of $80. In the 

event a Silver Member introduces three paying guests at one time, the reciprocal fee is waived 

when playing at Prestige and Platinum Member Clubs. The reciprocal fee is also waived at 

Platinum Member Clubs if the Silver Member's Club is closed the entire day for a non-Member, 

full-shotgun event. 

Gold Members have access to Platinum, Gold, Silver and Core Daily Fee* Clubs without a 

reciprocal fee and subject to availability. Gold Club Members have reciprocal access to Prestige 

Member Clubs for a reciprocal fee of $80. In the event a Gold Member introduces three paying 

guests at one time, the reciprocal fee is waived when playing at Prestige Member Clubs. The 

reciprocal fee is also waived at Prestige Member Clubs if the Gold Member's Club is closed for 

the entire day for a non-Member, full-shotgun event. 

Prestige and Platinum Members have access to Prestige, Platinum, Gold, Silver and Daily Fee* 

Clubs, without a reciprocal fee and subject to availability. 

*Excluding Glen Abbey

BEFORE YOU POST 

What Scores Do I Post? 

If 13 or more holes have been played, you must 

enter an 18 hole score. If 7 to 12 holes have 

been played, you must enter a 9 hole score. In 

either case, any holes not played during your 

round shall be scored as the par of the hole plus 

any handicap strokes you are entitled to receive 

on the unplayed holes. 

Tournament Score 

Should the score you are entering be designated 

as a tournament score? A tournament score is a 

score made in a competition organized and 

conducted by a committee. The committee in 

charge shall determine and announce in 

advance whether a score posted from the 

competition shall be posted as a tournament 

score. 

Equitable Stroke Control (ESC) 

Incomplete or Conceded Holes 

If you did not complete a hole or were conceded a 

stroke(s) on a hole, you must record your most likely 

score for that hole. The most likely score consists of 

the number of strokes already taken plus, in your best 

judgment, the number of strokes that you would need 

to hole out from that position more than half the time. 

There is no limit to the number of unfinished holes you 

may have in a round. This concept allows for you to 

post scores made in Match Play where conceded 

strokes are common. 

9 Hole Rounds 

9 hole scores must be posted. A 9 hole score will be 

combined with another 9 hole score that is not older 

than the oldest 18 hole score in your scoring record. If 

there is not another 9 hole score in your scoring 

record, your 9 hole score will remain in waiting for 

combination with your next 9 hole score. 

Have you adjusted your gross score using Equitable Stroke Control (ESC)? ESC is the downward adjustment of 

individual hole scores for handicap purposes in order to make Handicap Factors more representative of a 

player’s potential scoring ability. ESC sets a maximum number that you can post on any hole depending on 

your Course Handicap. There is no limit to the number of holes on which you may adjust your score. 

Course Handicap 

9 or less Course Handicap 

10-19 Course Handicap 



40 & over Course Handicap 

Max on any Hole 

Max of 2 over par 

Max score of 7 




For more information, consult the Golf Canada Handicap Manual or 

contact your provincial golf association or Golf Canada at (800) 263.0009. 

Did you know... you can post your scores online, read 

the latest golf news and access member's only offers at 

the #1 Canadian golf web site: 

golfcanada.ca 

Love the game. Grow the game.

WEDDINGS AND BANQUETS 

Warm hospitality and an outstanding facility combine to make your Club the perfect choice for a 

memorable day. Our beautiful grounds provide a stunning backdrop for your wedding photos. We 

offer a unique all-inclusive menu as well as the ClubLink a-la-carte menu to meet all your 

wedding needs. 

Outside Catering, Special Occasions and Meetings 

Whether it is a corporate meeting, your child’s communion, bar or bat mitzvahs or your special 

anniversary, we provide the perfect atmosphere for your event. Allow us to customize your menu 

and room layout to ensure your special day unfolds just as you imagined. We take pride in 

providing attentive friendly service and high attention to detail. We also offer fully catered events 

for any size of function. 

Please speak to your food and beverage manager to learn more about how we assist you in 

planning your special day and give us the pleasure of hosting your event. 

CLUBLINK MEMBER BENEFITS 

As a ClubLink Member you are entitled to a long list of benefits and amenities not available 

through a traditional golf club membership, including: 

Reciprocal access to all Member Clubs 

Preferred tee times at your Home Club 

No assessment fees 

Guests are welcome 

Interest-free financing of membership fees 

Access to more than 230 golf courses, business and athletic clubs worldwide through our 

ClubCorp affiliation 

Discounts of up to 35 per cent off soft goods and 20 per cent off hard goods at ClubLink golf 

shops 

Intra- and inter-club leagues and competitions, tournaments, pro-ams and other special events 

Organized trips, special offers, and discounts at ClubLink Resorts 

Professionally trained instructors 

Banquets, weddings, meeting room and corporate function discounts

TRAVELLINK PROGRAM 

TravelLink is an innovative Member benefit that enhances the ClubLink membership experience 

through reciprocal access to Clubs in both our Regions: Ontario/Quebec and Florida. 

To learn more about this program visit the TravelLink section of www.clublink.com or email 

membershipsales@clublink.ca. 

CORPORATE MERCHANDISE 

ClubLink offers a full-range of corporate merchandise. Whether you’re looking for clothing, clubs, 

balls, hats… We can get it for you and, because of our buying power, we will get you the best 

price! 

Ask in the golf shop for more information. 

AMJ CAMPBELL 

Check with your local AMJ mover for a special ClubLink offer. 

CLEVELAND CLINIC 

Cleveland Clinic Canada, ClubLink’s official health-care partner, is an outpatient clinic located in 

the heart of downtown Toronto. Offering a variety of OHIP and non-OHIP services, Cleveland 

Clinic Canada helps patients prevent disease, improve their health and enhance their overall wellbeing. 

Whether you need a head-to-toe medical assessment, have a family history of 

cardiovascular disease or want to improve your physical performance, Cleveland Clinic Canada 

can help. 

ClubLink Members receive a $200 discount on physicals. 

For more information, contact John Danson, VP Business Development, at 416-507-6761 or 

dansonj2@ccf.org. 

CAMBRIDGE GROUP OF CLUBS 

The Cambridge Group of Clubs is a collection of unique, luxurious health and fitness clubs in 

North America, including the Adelaide Club, Cambridge Club, and the Toronto Athletic Club in 

Toronto, as well as the Club Sportif MAA in Montreal, Quebec. The Cambridge Group of Clubs 

also offers members the use of more than 120 reciprocal clubs all over the world, including 

Canada, United States, Europe, Asia, and Australia. 

ClubLink Members receive 50 per cent off the initiation fee. 

For more information, visit www.cambridgegroupofclubs.com, or contact 

alarsen@cambridgegroupofclubs.com. 

MARRIOTT CORAL SPRINGS 

Talk about stay and play! Stay at the Fort Lauderdale Marriott Coral Springs Hotel and 

Convention Center and receive 25 per cent off Marriott’s prevailing rate. After relaxing in a 

luxurious room, enjoy a variety of dining experiences, and take advantage of the fitness centre, 

pool, Jacuzzi, sauna, biking and jogging trails. Adjacent to the hotel, play ClubLink’s famous 

Heron Bay Golf Club, site of six of the PGA Tour’s Honda Classics. For more information, visit 

www.marriott.com or call 1-800-311-8018. 

WESTJET AND MERIT 

Take off in the morning and tee off in the afternoon! ClubLink Members receive a 10-per-cent 

discount off any published fare WestJet has from any WestJet Gateway in Ontario and Quebec. 

For more information contact Merit Travel Group at 1-800-268-5940. Next stop: The first tee!

RESORT AND CLUB AT LITTLE HARBOR 

Just 15 minutes from ClubLink’s Sun City Center courses, The Resort & Club at Little Harbor, a 

full-service, AAA Travel Guide three-diamond resort and conference centre surrounded by the 

waters of Tampa Bay, offers a wide array of accommodations for individuals, couples, families 

and group, mouthwatering cuisine, and just about every beach and water-sport activity 

imaginable. ClubLink Members receive 30 per cent off the published rate by unit type or the best 

rate available, guaranteed. 

For more information, visit www.staylittleharbor.com or call 1-813-645-3291. 

SCOREGOLF MAGAZINE 

SCOREGolf offers golfers the best news coverage and informational resources to enhance the 

game of golf. ClubLink Members in our Ontario/Quebec Region receive a complimentary 

subscription. 

MEMBER VALUE PRICING DISCOUNT (MVP) 

Along with professional advice and personalized service, Member Value Pricing ensures that you 

receive tremendous value on golf products in ClubLink golf shops. 

“Members Only” pricing allows ClubLink to be more than competitive with off-course outlets and 

discount stores. All merchandise in ClubLink shops will have a regular retail price displayed; the 

applicable discount is applied to this price for ClubLink Members only. 

As a ClubLink Member, you receive the following MVP discounts: 

35 per cent off soft goods (i.e., shirts, sweaters, pants, outerwear, and other clothing) 

20 per cent off hard goods (i.e., shoes, headwear, and accessories) 

Best market price on golf equipment: We guarantee the lowest price on all current and in-line golf 

equipment. 

If you should ever find the same product for less, we will match or better that price. 

CLUBCORP 

ClubCorp is comprised of a collection of private golf and country clubs, business clubs, sports 

clubs and alumni clubs worldwide. ClubCorp's nationally recognized properties include Firestone 

Country Club in Ohio, Mission Hills Country Club in California, Capital Club in Beijing, and 

Metropolitan Club in Chicago. 

ClubLink Members may enroll in ClubCorp’s Signature Gold Unlimited or Signature Gold Dining 

program anytime. 

Signature Gold Unlimited provides complimentary benefits, special services and one-of-a-kind 

experiences as you travel. Benefits include complimentary green fees at more than 200 country 

clubs across the United States; complimentary cuisine at private business clubs; complimentary 

TaylorMade loaner clubs at U.S. ClubCorp clubs; 30-day advance tee-time reservations; access 

to the best tickets (sports events, concerts, theatre, Las Vegas shows), and much more! 

Signature Gold Unlimited annual fee for 2012: $895. 

Signature Gold Dining provides complimentary dining privileges at more than 65 business clubs. 

Benefits also include preferred hotel accommodations; 10 per cent off the best available room 

rates or packages at resorts; tennis and athletic access at participating clubs; 20 per cent off golf 

shop apparel merchandise, and much more! Signature Gold Dining annual fee of $560. 

For more information, contact a ClubLink membership consultant at 1-800-661-1818. Please note 

these prices are for first-time enrollees only.

HOLE-IN-ONE PROGRAM 

We may not be able to guarantee you a hole-In-one…but we’ll insure it! All ClubLink Members 

and guests who score a hole in one on a ClubLink golf course will receive a plaque to 

commemorate their accomplishment. In addition, golfers and non-golfing ClubLink Members who 

are in the clubhouse (up to three guests only) during the one-hour period following the completion 

of the round played by the Member or Member’s guest who scored the hole in one are entitled to 

one complimentary celebratory beverage. Beverages limited to non-alcoholic, beer, house wine, 

and bar stock (house) mixed drinks. This is a cost of $7.50 to each Member per year, and 

automatically appears on every Member’s annual dues statement. 

TAYLORMADE PERFORMANCE LAB AT GLEN ABBEY 

TaylorMade Performance Labs are able to provide golfers with "Golf's Ultimate Fitting 

Experience" utilizing the same revolutionary advancements in motion capture technology. The 

custom-fitting experience is conducted in a friendly, relaxed atmosphere and includes driver, 

fairway woods, hybrids, irons, wedges, and putter. It is beneficial to men, women, and junior 

golfers of all ages and skill levels. 

Members receive a 20-per-cent discount on fittings at the TaylorMade Performance Lab, at Glen 

Abbey Golf Club (Oakville, Ont.). To book appointments, call 1-800-668-9883 ext. 4 or visit 

www.taylormadematt.ca. 

CLUBLINK FACILITIES AND BANQUET ROOMS 

ClubLink Members enjoy the benefit of hosting a banquet, wedding or corporate meeting without 

the added cost of a room rental fee. A standard room set-up fee and minimum food and beverage 

expenditure may be applicable based on your requirements and is determined at the individual 

Clubs. To book your event, please contact your Club's catering representative or call 877-622- 

4196. 

Discounts at ClubLink Resorts: http://en.clublink.ca/membership/?section_id=15 

Le Maitre du Mont-Tremblant: http://en.clublink.ca/membership/?section_id=13

OUR PARTNERS

Ontario/Quebec Region 

CLUBLINK DIRECTORY 

ClubLink Corporate Office (Canada and U.S.) 

15765 Dufferin Street, King City, Ontario L7B 1K5 

1-800-661-1818 

www.clublink.com 

Blue Springs Golf Club 

R.R#1, 13448 Dublin Line 

Acton, ON L7J 2L7 

Tel: (519) 853-0904 

Fax: (519) 853-1404 

Golf Shop: (519) 853-4434 

Caledon Woods Golf Club 

15608 Regional Road 50 

Bolton, ON L7E 3E5 

Tel: (905) 880-1400 

Fax: (905) 880-2498 

Cherry Downs 

Golf and Country Club 

2110 Concession #7 

Pickering, ON L1Y 1A2 

Tel: (905) 649-5991 

Fax: (905) 649-1682 

Golf Shop: (905) 649-5990 

The Country Club 

20 Lloyd Street 

Woodbridge, ON L4L 2B9 

Tel: (905) 856-4317 

Fax: (905) 856-2577 

DiamondBack Golf Club 

13300 Leslie St. 

Richmond Hill, ON L4E 1A2 

Tel: (905) 888-9612 

Fax: (905) 888-9605 

Eagle Creek Golf Club 

109 Royal Troon Lane RR#1 

Dunrobin, ON K0A 1T0 

Tel: (613) 832-3804 

Fax: (613) 832-2955 

Eagle Ridge Golf Club 

R.R.#4, 11742 Tenth Line 

Georgetown, ON L7G 4S7 

Tel: (905) 877-8468 

Fax: (905) 877-0766 

Emerald Hills Golf Club 

14001 Concession #5 

Stouffville, ON L4A 7X5 

Tel: (905) 888-1100 

Fax: (905 888-1674 

Golf Shop: (905) 888-4653 

Club de Golf Fontainebleau 

1 Boul de Fontainebleau 

Blainville, PQ J7B 1L4 

Tel: (450) 434-7569 

Fax: (450) 434-7761 

Glen Abbey Golf Club 

1333 Dorval Dr. 

Oakville, ON L6M 4G2 

Tel: (905) 844-1800 

Fax: (905) 844-2035 

ClubLink Academy: 

(905) 844-1902 

Glencairn Golf Club 

9807 Regional Road 25 

Halton Hills, ON L9T 2X7 

Tel: (905) 876-3666 

Fax: (905) 876-0496 

Glendale Golf 

and Country Club 

401 Mount Albion Road 

Hamilton, ON L8K 5T4 

Tel: (905)-561-0660 

Fax: 9(05)-561-5536 

Grandview Golf Club 

O'Meara Course 

245 Grandview Drive North 

Huntsville, ON P1H 1B4 

Tel: (705) 788-9978 

Fax: (705)788-9166 

Inn Course At Grandview 

939 Highway #60 

Huntsville, ON P1H 1Z4 

Tel: (705) 789-4417 

Fax: (705)789-2611 

Reservations: 

1-877-472-6388 

Greenhills Golf Club 

4838 Colonel Talbot Rd. 

London, ON N6P 1H7 

Tel: (519) 652-5033 

Fax: (519) 652-5035 

Golf Dome: (613) 652-8500 

GreyHawk Golf Club 

4999 Boundary Rd. 

Cumberland, ON K4B 1P5 

Tel: (613) 822-1454 

Fax: (613) 822-3150 

Golf Shop: (613) 822-1725 

Greystone Golf Club 

9689 Dublin Line 

Milton, ON L9T 2X7 

Tel: (905) 875-3808 

Fax: (905) 875-3435 

Club de golf 

Hautes Plaines 

75 de la Citadelle Ave. 

Hull, PQ J8Z 3L1 

Tel: (819) 770-5557 

Fax: (819) 770-1138 

Heron Point Golf Links 

2787 Dunmark Rd. 

Alberton, ON L0R 1A0 

Tel: (905) 304-0313 

Fax: (905) 304-0500 

Golf Shop: (905) 304-1414

Highland Gate 

21 Golf Links Drive 

Aurora, ON L4G 7Y4 

Tel: (905)713-6400 

Fax: (905) 713-3938 

Club de golf Islesmere 

1199, Bord de l'Eau, 

Sainte-Dorothee 

Laval, PQ H7Y 1A9 

Tel: (450) 689-4130 

Fax: (450) 689-5964 

Kanata Golf and 

Country Club 

7000 Campeau Dr. 

Kanata, ON K2K 1X5 

Tel: (613) 592-9417 

Fax: (613) 592-1216 

Golf Shop: (613) 592-1631 

King's Riding Golf Club 

14700 Bathurst St. 

King City, ON L7B 1K5 

Tel: (905) 713-6875 

Fax: (905) 713-0845 

Golf Shop:(905) 713-0479 

King Valley Golf Club 

15675 Dufferin St. 

King City, ON L7B 1K5 

Tel: (905) 841-9262 

Fax: (905) 841-2773 

Golf Shop: (905) 841-5464 

Lake Joseph Resort 

Lake Joseph Club 

1072 Elgin House Rd. 

Port Carling, ON P0B 1J0 

Tel: (705) 765-2000 

Reservations: 

1-800-291-9899 

Fax: (705) 765-2032 

Club de golf Le Maître 

650 Rue Grande Allee 

Ville de Mont-Tremblant, 

PQ J8E 2L8 

Tel: (819) 425-9888 

Fax: (819) 425-9889 

National Pines Golf Club 

8165 10 Sideroad 

Innisfil, ON L9S 4T3 

Tel: (705) 431-7000 

Fax: (705) 436-4188 

RattleSnake Point 

Golf Club 

5407 Regional Rd. 25 

Milton, ON L9T 2X5 

Tel: (905) 878-6222 

Fax: (905) 693-1900 

Rocky Crest Resort 

Rocky Crest Golf Club 

Hamer Bay Road, R.R.#1 

Mactier, ON P0C 1H0 

Tel: (705)375-2240 

Fax: (705) 375-2210 

Reservations: 

1-866-323-3305 

Rolling Hills Golf Club 

12808 Warden Ave. 

Stouffville, L4A 7X5 

Mailing Address: 

P.O. Box 489, 

Gormley, ON L0H 1G0 

Tel: (905) 888-1955 

Fax: (905) 888-9561 

Sherwood Inn 

1090 Sherwood Road 

Glen Orchard, ON P0B 1J0 

Mailing Address 

P.O. Box 400 Lake Joseph 

Tel: (705) 765-3131 

Reservations: 

1-866-844-2228 

Fax: (705) 765-6668 

Station Creek Golf Club 

12657 Woodbine Ave, 

P.O. Box 489 

Gormley, ON L0H 1G0 

Tel: (905) 888-1219 

Fax: (905) 888-0101 

The Club at Bond Head 

4805 7th Line, P.O. Box 300 

Bond Head, ON L0G 1B0 

Tel: (905) 778-9411 

Fax: (905) 7754854 

Club de Golf Val des Lacs 

300 des Cedres 

Ste. Sophie, PQ J5J 2T 

Tel: (450) 476-9001 

Fax: (450) 476-9002 

Wyndance Golf Club 

450 Durham Road 21 

R. R. #1 Uxbridge, ON 

L0C 1A0 

Tel: (905) 649-8545 

Fax: (905) 649-6400

Florida Region 

Caloosa Greens Golf Club 

2205 East Webb Drive 

Sun City Center, FL 33573 

Tel: (813) 633-3958 

Club Renaissance 

2121 South Pebble Beach Blvd. 


Tel: (813) 633-1015 

Fax: (813) 634-9974 

Golf Shop: (813) 642-9192 

Virginia 

Lake Chesdin Golf Club 

21801 Lake Chesdin Parkway 

Chesterfield, Virginia 23838 

Tel: (804) 590-0031 

Fax: (804) 590-0035 

Falcon Watch Golf Club 

1000 Kings Blvd. 


Tel: (813) 634-3038 

Fax: (813) 633-6695 

Heron Bay Golf Club 

11801 Heron Bay Blvd. 

Coral Springs, FL 33076 

Office: (954) 796-2010 

Golf Shop: 796-2000 

Toll Free: 1-800-511-6616 

Fax: 344-6322 

Kings Point Golf Club 

202 Cambridge Trail 

Greater Sun City Center, Fla. 33573 

Tel: 813-634-6261 

Palm-Aire Country Club 

2600 Palm-Aire Drive North 

Pompano Beach, Fla. 33069 

Tel: (954)-975-6225 

Sandpiper Golf Club 

1702 South Pebble Beach Blvd. 


Tel: (813) 634-3377 

Fax: (813) 633-4994 

Scepter Golf Club 

1226 New Point Loop 


Tel: (813) 634-4393 

Fax: (813) 633-6695 

Woodlands Country Club 

400 Woodlands Blvd. 

Tamarac, Fla. 33319 

Tel: (954) 731-2500

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