Accounts

Please make sure your accounts are up-to-date in order to have access to the golf course and clubhouse as per our policy: 3.6 Payment of Invoices.

Member Photos

We are asking members to send us photos to update our member directory on the website. Photos can be sent to dkey@whitevalegolfclub.com.

Guest Pass Promotion

• $112 per pass, tax inclusive (Save $20.00).
• Pass is administered in 9-hole rounds.
• Promotion expires on April 23, 2025.
• Passes may not be used for outside functions.
• Minimum purchase of three (3) passes, no maximum.
• No expiry date.
• Email Diane Key at dkey@whitevalegolfclub.com or phone 905-294-9600, ext. 101 to purchase.

Cart Pass Promotion

• 23 passes (administered in 9-hole rounds) for the price of 20.
• The total cost with tax is $595.17 for the package and more than one package is available for purchase.
• Promotion expires on April 23, 2025.
• No expiry date.
• Passes may not be used for outside functions.
• Email Diane Key at dkey@whitevalegolfclub.com or phone 905-294-9600, ext. 101 to purchase.

Annual Cart Package

• Packages must be purchased no later than April 23, 2025.
• Cost is $1785.00, tax inclusive.
• Valid for the 2025 season only.
• This package is only for a single rider and cannot be shared with family members and/or guests.
• Carts cannot be reserved and will only be made available 45 minutes prior to tee time. If there are none available at your starting time, one will be brought to you on the course.
• An agreement is required to be signed by each member prior to purchase. Please download the form here:
  • Word Format
  • PDF Format
• Return form to Diane Key in the office, or email to Diane Key at dkey@whitevalegolfclub.com.

1.7 Dress Code

We wish to remind members of the current dress code policy in effect at our Club. The Dress Code Policy provides a set of standards to assist members in demonstrating discretion and good judgement. It is the responsibility of each member to conform to good taste, and to ensure that family and guests do so as well. The fundamental concept of the dress code is respect for other members and the Club's reputation.

Golf Course and Practice Area Attire

Women and Girls

• Golf shirts (including sleeveless) or sweaters.
• Golf shirts worn untucked must be designed as such.
• Golf pants, skirts, skorts or shorts and leggings as an under layer.
• Golf shoes (spike-less or soft spikes) or athletic shoes.

Men and Boys

• Golf shirts or sweaters.
• Golf shirts, regardless of design, must have collars (mock collars are acceptable) and be tucked in.
• Golf pants and shorts.
• Golf shoes (spike-less or soft spikes) or athletic shoes.
• Hats must be worn forward.

Logos

• While on Club property, Members and their guest may not display any marks (including logos, emblems, symbols and words) on their equipment or apparel that: may be reasonably considered to be: insulting or offensive to the general community or any group within the community; or hateful, abusive, obscene or divisive.
• Subject to above, any marks on equipment or apparel shall not be greater than 4 square inches.

Inappropriate Attire

• T-shirts, see-through shirts, tank tops, halter tops, untucked shirts on men, cut-offs, denim jeans, cargo pants, cargo shorts, stirrup pants, leggings, yoga pants, biking shorts, warm up suits and sweat suits.

Clubhouse and Patio Attire

• Golf attire as outlined above or smart casual dress.
• Footwear must be worn.
• Sports hats and visors must be removed while seated in the Clubhouse but are permitted on the patio and Pro Shop.
• Denim is acceptable.
• Attire must be neat and presentable with a tailored fit and finish, and must not be ripped, frayed, faded, tattered or distressed.
• Children (under 10 years of age) attire can vary from the guidelines provided it is in good taste.
• Shirts can be untucked provided they are tailored and designed to be worn as such

Compliance

• The Professional Golf staff, Food and Beverage Manager and Supervisors, and General Manager will manage compliance with these standards.
• Not meeting the dress code standard may result in denied access to the golf course, practice facility or the Clubhouse.
  

Lottery Opening Thursday April 17th for tee times Friday April 25th

• Please start booking your lottery request for all tee times moving forward.
• In the event that we push our opening, all members will be notified and tee times will be cancelled. Tee times will not be moved to the following day so please continue to book all lottery requests.
• Driving Range and Practice Greens will be open on April 25th at 7:30am.

Event Signup Deadlines

• Match Play signup deadline is April 29th.
• All League Registration is open.

Power Caddy and Bag Drop Off

Members can start dropping off their Power Caddies and Golf Bags on Tuesday April 22nd.

Congratulations to our Masters Pool Champion Josh Wilson!

Welcome Back!

We're so excited to welcome everyone back for another season at the Clubhouse! The team and I are thrilled to be here, and we've been working hard behind the scenes to make sure this year is even better than the last.

Our new seasonal menus are ready to go, and we can't wait for you to try them. We've focused on variety, quality, and value-keeping your favourites while adding some fresh new options we know you'll love. Our weekly features will start on May 5th, including appetizer specials, two rotating entrées from Monday to Thursday, Fish & Chips Fridays, BBQ Saturdays, and our always-popular Prime Rib Sundays.

What's New This Season

• Beverage Cart Returns May 5th: You'll see the cart out on holes 4 and 13, stocked and ready to serve you.
• Halfway House Pilot Project (Until End of May): We're testing out a new self-serve setup at the halfway house this season. You'll find pop, juice, water, muffins, cookies, and chips available-just grab and go! Please note, no alcohol will be served at this location.
• $1 Corkage (Mondays & Tuesdays): As a pilot project running until the end of May, we'll be offering a reduced corkage fee of just $1 on Mondays and Tuesdays only. Bring in your favourite bottle and enjoy it with your meal.
  

We're looking forward to another great season and can't wait to see you at the Club!

2025 Spring Lesson Information

What a crazy Masters! For me, seeing Rory finally complete the Slam is right up there with Jack at Augusta in '86 and Tiger in 2019! Watching Sunday's drama unfold sure makes you want to play golf! All we need now is the weather to cooperate. Fingers crossed. In the meantime, here is some spring lesson information intended to help you kick start a banner golf season.

Spring Clinics

Spring Clinics commence in mid May. They are intended to prepare students for the upcoming season by providing an overview of all aspects of the game such as the full swing, short game, and putting. Clinics include 4 sessions at the range and/or short game complex, plus a playing lesson to wrap things up. Maximum of 6 participants per class. Cost: $175.

Clinic Dates

Class Dates and Times

• Morning Women Wednesday, May 21, 10am
• Evening Women Thursday May 15, 6:30pm
• Mixed Tuesday May 20, 7pm

Junior Camps

The Whitevale Junior Camps are intended to be fun, but also to ensure each student becomes a better golfer. The camps run Monday-Friday from 9am-2pm and are offered for junior members 10-18 years old. Beneficial for juniors of all skill levels. Dates: July 21-25, July 28-August 1, August 18-22. Cost: $545.

Spring Lesson Specials

“Sharpen That Short Game”

3 one-hour lessons focusing on improving your short game, ultimately leading to better scoring. Cost: $240.

“Enter Sandman”

A one-hour sand lesson where we review and work on your fundamentals. Let's turn your weakness into a strength. Cost: $85.

“Swing Thing”

5 one-hour lessons focusing on your full swing. After assessing your swing utilizing Trackman technology, we'll organize a comprehensive plan to make it better. Cost: $395.

“Back On Course”

9 hole playing lesson. There's nowhere better than on the course for me to observe and assess the strengths and weaknesses of your golf game. Split the cost with someone else. Cost: $150.

“Junior Package”

5 one-hour lessons for juniors intent upon developing all aspects of their golf game this Spring. Cost: $295.

*For further information, contact Whitevale Teaching Professional Kevan Goble at 416-873-6984 or kevangoble@gmail.com.