Course Policies

Wireless Device Policy - Golf Course
(updated June 27, 2024)

Use of mobile devices is permitted on the golf course for the purpose of posting scores and viewing hole distances.  Devices must be placed on silent mode at all times. As well, it is permitted to use the phone function of a mobile device to request assistance from the Pro Shop staff in emergency situations and also in reporting trespassers and slow play.

Wireless Device Policy

Dress Code

• The Toronto Hunt and other Club logos
• Golf related logos only on all garments (small & discreet)
• Gentlemen - Golf shirts must have a collar, turtlenecks and long-sleeve and short-sleeve mock turtlenecks and blade collars 
• All shirts must be tucked in. 
• Golf branded jackets with a hood are permitted
• Shorts must be tailored and of conservative length. 
• Skorts and skirts must be conservative length
• Pants and capri length pants must be tailored, pressed and unfaded.
• Leggings are permitted as a layer under skirts and dresses
• Ladies - Sleeveless tops with a collar; turtlenecks and long sleeve and short-sleeve mock turtlenecks.  All tops must be tucked in, except for those designed to be untucked with banned bottoms.
• Tailored Bermuda shorts, skorts or skirts of conservative length
• Socks - full-length knee socks, ped socks or sockettes (mid-calf socks and ankle socks acceptable with pants only)
• Footwear - proper golf footwear, soft spikes, or spikeless must be worn
• Running shoes only with permission from the Pro staff and for medical reasons
• Proper golf visors, peaked caps and hats

• Aggressive advertising (commercial) or non-golf themes
• No sports teams or corporate logos
• Hoodies, t-shirts and track suits.  
• Ladies - Halter tops, racer back, mid riff tops, t-shirts, tube and tank tops
• Tennis length skirts
• All Denim (in any colour) including jeans, shorts, skorts or skirts, rugby pants, cargo pants or spandex
• Shorts falling below the knee, cargo, workout, cycling, denim shorts are not permitted
• Pants - rugger, cargo, track, sweatpants and denim are not permitted.  Yoga and workout pants
• Ankle socks rolled down to ped sock height
• Footwear - Sandals/golf sandals.  Running shoes only with permission from the Pro staff and for medical reasons.
• Headwear - caps and visors may not be worn backwards
• Socks - crew socks and socks rolled down to ped height are not permitted

Hole in One Policy-updated

1. Start smart. “Tee It Forward”. Play from the tees that are right for you.
2. Keep up with the group in front of you.
3. Play “ready golf “. Hit when ready and it is safe to do so.
4. Plan your shot before you get to your ball.
5. Keep your pre-shot routine short. Aim for 20 seconds or less.
6. Line up your putt while others are putting. Continuous putting is preferred.
7. Leave your clubs, bag, carts on the green side closest to the next tee. Leave after holing out. Record your score on the next tee.
8. Picking up your ball is permitted by the Handicap System if you are out of the hole. 
9. Keep it moving. Be efficient with your valuable time, as well as everyone else’s.
10. Play 9 holes in 2 hours;18 holes in 4 hours at The Hunt.

Etiquette

• During peak playing periods, at the discretion of the Pro Shop and supported by the Golf Committee, players may be directed to play in foursomes.
• Groups coming through to their 10th hole from the 9th green will alternate with those starting on the 1st tee.
• A single player has NO standing on the Course and should give way to any group.

• No one should move, talk or stand close to or directly behind the ball or the hole when a player is addressing the ball or making a stroke.
• Golfers should play without delay, particularly on the green. While your partner or opponent is playing, study your next shot and be ready to play. In social play, players should adopt the rule of "ready" golf, i.e. hit when ready, having full regard for the safety of one's playing companions; players should also minimize practice swings in the course of play and putt out ("continuous putting") on the green.
• On the 1st and 10th tees, players should wait until the group ahead is well out of range before beginning play.
• Players are requested to respect all signage on the Course.
• Players searching for a lost ball should signal players behind to play through, as soon as it has become apparent that the ball will not be found easily. They should continue playing only after the players passing through are out of range.

Playing Privileges

• Partial Play Members can play a maximum of 20 games of 9 holes or 10 games of 18 holes upon payment of the applicable green fees.

• Clubhouse Members can play a maximum of 12 games of 9 holes or 6 games of 18 holes upon payment of the applicable green fees,

• Every guest must be registered at the Pro Shop before commencing play. His/her greens fee is the responsibility of the host Member who is also responsible for the guest's compliance with the Club's Dress Code Rules and golf course etiquette.
• Subject to the playing privileges and restrictions all members may introduce up to 3 guests any time and must accompany all guests as part of the same game.
• The maximum number of times in the season that any one guest may be introduced, whether by one or different members, is six (6). In all instances, the host member must accompany his or her guest(s) as part of the same game.

• Junior guests may be hosted up to ten (10) times per season under the same adult guidelines described under Guest Playing Privileges.

• Intermediate guests (family of member) may be hosted up to ten (10) rounds per season. Non-family members may be hosted up to six (6) rounds per season under the same adult guidelines described under Guest Playing Privileges.