Members may only introduce one guest on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays, and that guest may not play prior to 11:00 am. Otherwise, a member may introduce up to three guests a day.

The names of all guests must be provided to the Pro Shop, and entered on to the tee sheet, before they may tee off.

Club Fitting Dates

There are a few spots left in some of our currently scheduled fitting dates. Thank you to all those that have already booked. If your preferred event is sold out, please stay tuned as we will be scheduling additional days due to the high demand. Visit the "Fitting Days" page under the Golf menu to book your time!

• Callaway - May 18th - SOLD OUT
• TaylorMade - May 19th - SOLD OUT
• Srixon/XXIO - May 27th - Spot available
• Titleist - May 28th - SOLD OUT
• Callaway - June 11th - Spots Available
• TaylorMade - June 14th - Spots Available

Bunkers out of Play

• We are getting close to having all bunkers in play on the back nine.
• Bunkers currently under construction will have a defined drop area to avoid confusion and make all play consistent.

Emergency Action Plan

• Our Golf Emergency Action Plan is now available in the Reference Materials section. Please take a moment to review the plan so you are prepared in case of an emergency.
  

Aim to Succeed

Studies show that the direction of a golf shot is determined by the interaction between the clubface and swing path. More or less, the ball starts in the direction the clubface is pointing and then curves according to its relationship to the swing path. Any time the swing path is left of the clubface, the ball will curve to the right of its starting point. When the path is to the right of the clubface, the ball will curve left. With a putt, however, the swing path doesn't have anywhere near the same influence. Almost exclusively, the ball's direction is dictated where the putter head is pointing at impact. What this means is that on short putts especially, it really pays to aim your putter face precisely.

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, 10:00 a.m.
• Evening Women - Thursday May 15, 6:30 p.m.
• Mixed Tuesday - May 20, 7:00 p.m.

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.