Dear PGA of Ontario Women's Championship competitor,
NEW FOR 2024!
PGA OF ONTARIO PACE OF PLAY POLICY
First and foremost, we have listened to our members and are introducing a new, simplified pace of play policy.
This policy is in direct response to your feedback, aiming to streamline our events and keep them on schedule. All participants of stroke play events will be responsible for adhering to this policy, which includes associated penalties for delayed play.
By implementing these changes, we aim to enhance the overall experience at our professional events and reaffirm our dedication to member satisfaction. We understand this process may be unfamiliar, but we will now all be accountable as we strive for improvement. Let's work collectively to make our tournaments smoother and more enjoyable for everyone involved.
REVISED CANCELLATION/REFUND POLICY Cancellation/Refund Policy – No refund will be provided after the tournament/event tee sheet has been released to the players and/or posted on the PGA of Ontario website. Please note this means that regardless of the circumstance, a refund cannot be provided once a player commences play. A refund may be provided in the following circumstances:
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Please visit the PGA of Ontario Women's Championship portal to view your tee time.
Please find attached the guest info handout and a map to the Bayview driving range. The range is open at 7:30 am Monday.
HOST CLUB
Ladies' Golf Club of Toronto - 7859 Yonge St, Thornhill, ON L3T 2C4 - Directions/Map
CHAMPIONSHIP SCHEDULE
Monday, September 9, 2024 10:00 am Straight tee times
FORMAT
Women's Championship - 18-hole stroke play
PACE OF PLAY
Pace of play is 4 hours and 10 minutes. The pace of play policy is in effect.
SKINS
Skins will be conducted using the following guidelines - $20 per round.
PLAYOFFS
The Championship tie will be decided by a “sudden victory” playoff immediately following the conclusion of play. Any competitor involved in a playoff and not immediately available assumes the last playoff position.
DRIVING RANGE
The range on the property will be open and balls will be stacked for the event on the tee.
CARTS AND ON-COURSE EQUIPMENT
- A two-cart per-group rule is in effect.
- Competitors may walk or make arrangements with the host club for the use of a motorized golf cart. Players must adhere to the host facility cart rules.
- Players can purchase carts in the shop for $25.00 per player (including tax)
EVENT DETAILS
Prize presentation following play
FOOD & BEVERAGE
Continental breakfast and post-round meal will be offered.
WATER STATIONS
Please bring a refillable bottle. Water fill stations are available at the golf shop, 4th tee, 8th tee, 12th tee, and 14th tee as well as the halfway house.
PRACTICE ROUNDS
Please contact Jaime Steedman directly to book a practice round (905) 889-3531 x406 JSteedman@ladiesgolfclub.com
CHECK-IN WITH TOURNAMENT CONVENOR
Players are to check in at the 1st tee no less than 5 minutes prior to their tee time
CADDIES
Caddies are welcome and MUST wear a PGA of Ontario bib.
SPECTATORS
Spectators are welcome. Spectators MUST walk.
DEFENDING CHAMPION(S)
Women's Champion - Taylor Simoneau
Senior Women's Championship - Mary-Pat Quilty
DRESS CODE
Competitors must adhere to the PGA of Ontario Dress Code which is also available in the competitor registration package.
**Appropriate footwear must be worn at all times. Open-toed footwear, (sandals of any type/flip flop style footwear) will not be permitted into host venue Clubhouses prior to or upon completion of any Ontario Zone sanctioned round.
MEASURING DEVICES A player may obtain distance information by using a device that: MEASURES DISTANCE ONLY However, if a distance measuring device has additional functionality that can gauge or measure other conditions that might affect a player’s play (e.g. elevation change, wind speed, etc.), the use of any such additional function would be a breach of Rule 4.3a.
ELECTRONIC AUDIO OR VIDEO DEVICES During a round, a player must not listen to or watch content of any nature on a personal audio or video device. Rule 4.3 Penalty for Breach of Rule 4.3
- Penalty for first breach from single act or related acts: Two Strokes
- Penalty for second breach unrelated to first breach: Disqualification
ALCOHOL AND DRUG POLICY
Stroke Play Event Alcohol Policy
- The consumption of alcohol before or during any PGA of Ontario stroke play event or Playing Ability Test is strictly prohibited. Violation of this policy is considered conduct unbecoming of a Member of the PGA of Ontario, and swift penalty will be issued by the Tournament Captain and PGA of Ontario office.
Team Event Alcohol Policy
- The PGA of Ontario will allow the purchase of alcohol from the host facility during team events only. This policy will be reviewed following each event and if any issues arise (including, but not limited to, professional conduct, alcohol abuse, or liability), this policy will be revoked immediately. Penalties will be issued based on any Professional violating Liquor Laws, our Tournament Policy and/or the PGA Code of Professional Conduct and Safe Sport Policy.
- The PGA of Ontario will abide by each facility's drug policy.
ANTI-DOPING POLICYwww.cces.ca. The PGA of Ontario has adopted the Canadian Anti-Doping Program set by the Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport. For further information please visit
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