Play
- At busy times, we have the authority to complete a foursome with other players as needed. Such arranged foursomes are to remain together until the completion of the round.
- Each golfer must have a set of clubs including a bag. Two or more players sharing a set is not permitted.
- Players may play only one ball at a time and must play the golf course in the proper sequence. Players skipping and jumping holes may be ejected from the course.
Alcohol
- All Liquor, Gaming and Cannabis Authority regulations apply.
- Only liquor purchased at the golf course is allowed. Violators may be asked to leave the course and/or be subject to prosecution.
- Beverage carts operate daily, weather permitting.
Golfers with accessibility needs
- Golfers who require assistance to golf may apply to Winnipeg Golf Services by email to have a spotter or assistant accompany them while on the golf course. There is no charge for the spotter/assistant, but the golfer must pay the necessary green fee.
- Golfers who require the use of their own specialized accessible power cart must gain approval from Winnipeg Golf Services before using it at any municipal golf course.
- Those wishing to use a specialized accessible power cart must sign a liability waiver and pay the applicable trail fee prior to the start of each round.
Slow play
- An 18-hole game of golf should take no longer than 4 hours, 15 minutes to play.
- Players should play without delay, keeping a safe distance and proper pace behind the group ahead.
- Players should be ready to play when it is their turn.
- Players should try and limit the number of practice swings before playing their shot.
- When on the putting green, players should line up their putt while other group members are putting.
Etiquette
- No one should move, talk, stand too close, or directly behind the ball or the hole when a player is addressing the ball or making a stroke.
- No players shall play before all members of the group ahead of them are safely out of range.
- When the play or hole is completed, players should immediately leave the putting green.
- A single golfer on the course shall have no priority on the course and should give way to a group of golfers.
- Golf course staff may remove golfers from the course for flagrant violations of course rules and regulations or etiquette, such as:
- Obnoxious behaviour
- Excessive consumption of alcohol
- Alcohol not purchased from the concession vendor
- Damage to the course
- Continuously holding up play
- Failure to follow course design on a hole by hole basis
- Deliberately hitting a golf ball over a perimeter fence or across a river
Hole-in-one
- Did you make a hole-in-one? Congratulations! Players who score a hole-in-one are required to complete a "hole-in-one" form in the pro shop immediately after the completion of their round. The player must have a least one witness to verify the achievement. Pro shop staff will forward this information to Golf Manitoba where a certificate will be prepared to commemorate the hole-in-one.
Power carts
- Any person renting a power cart must be 18 years of age and present a valid driver's license upon rental.
- The use of a private power cart is permitted, provided the user pays the prescribed trail fee.
- During periods of inclement weather, power carts may not be operating because of their potential to damage the turf. During these periods, golfers with accessibility needs who require a power cart to golf may also not be able to use or rent a power cart.