WELCOME TO MANITOULIN GOLF

Hello everyone. We had a delayed start, but we are now fully open for the season!

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Manitoulin Golf is a 9-hole course located in a pastoral setting 5 minutes south of Gore Bay. Opened in 1980, the course has had 40 years to mature into the challenging layout it is today. Rated at 69.6 from the red tees, the par 36 course offers multiple sets of tees at each hole, and alternate tee decks on #2 and #8. You can play 18 holes and enjoy a completely different looking back 9. With two par 3’s, five par 4’s, and two par 5’s you’ll use every club in your bag. The north end of the course is characterized by rolling terrain that was formerly grazing fields for farmer’s cattle and lends a links-style feel to the holes. The parkland-style south side of the course is surrounded by hardwood forest. Adjacent to the clubhouse you will find a putting green and practice net perfect for warming up before beginning your round. A full-service restaurant offers dining in the air conditioned clubhouse, or out on the large patio surrounded by colourful gardens looking out at the 9th green. (See course video below).

Course Rules & Etiquette

Course Rules

Safety First

No player should play until players in front are out of range.
Carts should not be driven on slopes and hills.
At the first sign of lightning leave the playing area on the course immediately.

Power Cart Use

Must have a valid driver’s license to rent and operate a power golf cart.
Must be kept on cart paths at tees and greens.
Any abuse to our carts will not be tolerated and you will be asked to terminate your game with no refund, AND you may be required to cover the repairs.
Maximum of 2 people in a cart.

Game Speed

Everyone enjoys the game that much more if there is an appreciation and mutual respect for other golfers on the course.

Maximum of 4 players per group.
Play at a reasonable pace.
A faster group should be invited to play through a slower group at any point on the golf course and irrespective of the number of players in each match. (A single player has no standing on the course.)
Players searching for a ball should allow other players coming up to play through and should not continue play until those players have passed out of range.
When the result of a hole has been determined, players should immediately leave the putting green and proceed to the next tee where scores can be noted. Player with honour should tee off before recording score.

Don’t worry about the players behind you … Keep up with the group in front of you

Course Alcohol Policy

The AGCO has issued to Manitoulin Golf a Liquor Sales Licence (clubhouse & patio), and a Golf Course Endorsement.
Customers/players will adhere to our Liquor Policy (also posted).

Course Etiquette

Do’s

Have the player who is farthest away from the pin hit first on each shot.
Let the winner of the previous hole tee off first at the next tee.
Repair ball marks on the greens, replace divots on the fairways, and rake bunkers.

Don’ts

Move or talk while someone in your group is hitting the ball (or about to hit).
Walk across the line of another player’s putt on the green.

Dress Code – The Following Is Inappropriate

Beach wear or bathing suits.
Attire with offensive writing or graphics.
Men: Mesh and/or muscle shirts.
Women: Halter tops and tube tops.

Privileges Can Be Revoked

Playing privileges may be revoked for behaviour not in the best interest of the course.

Disclaimer

Manitoulin Golf is not responsible for loss or injury while on the golf course property.