Golf at White Squirrel Golf Club

Please be aware of our cancellation policy before booking a tee-time.

All tee-time bookings require a valid credit card on file. We require 24 hours cancellation or amendment to tee-time bookings.
What does this actually mean?
You must call or email the Pro Shop 24 hours or more in advance to cancel or change the number of players in your booking without penalty. Failure to do so (or doing so within the 24 hour window) will result in the card on file being charged the posted green fee rate for the booking if the group does not show up, or shows up with less players than has been booked.
If the tee-time falls within the 24 hr booking policy timeframe, then the tee-time automatically becomes non-refundable.
Credit Card will not be charged at time of booking, unless you opt to pay online.
Credit Card will only be charged in case of a late cancellation, short-show, or no-show.

A greenfee “raincheck” for the equivalent of the charged amount will be issued to the booker.

Exception to the above policy is if the golf course is deemed unplayable or the golf course is not able to permit power carts, due to weather on the day of play.

Players repetitively not following the cancellation policy as outlined herein will be subject to suspension of playing privileges.

White Squirrel Golf Club offers members and guests a relaxed and fun golfing experience! We want you to be comfortable, but with that in mind, we still like to maintain modest dress guidelines. Jeans and athletic lifestyle wear are welcome, but please no ripped jeans or cut-offs. Swimsuits, short shorts, tank tops and halters should be reserved for the beach.
Our maintenance staff works hard to keep our greens in mint condition, so running shoes or soft spikes only please. Members & guests must wear footwear at all times for their health and safety. You can visit our pro-shop if you need golf attire that is comfortable and compliant.

One of the biggest complaints we hear from golfers is about slow play. Our course marshals are there to make everyone’s experience enjoyable and have the authority to let groups know they are falling behind or suggest they skip a hole to catch up. Please remind your guests it is their responsibility to keep up with the group ahead of them. Our entire team works hard to maintain our golf course and beautiful facility. Please let your guests know they are expected to repair ball marks, rake sand traps, and fill divots.

We want everyone to have fun –just in a respectful and safe manner! All food and beverage products must be supplied by White Squirrel Golf Club. We are mandated under our license agreement with the A.G.C.O. to provide you with these products. We enforce a zero-tolerance policy for outside alcohol. No alcoholic beverages are permitted on the course unless purchased from White Squirrel Golf Club. We reserve the right to revoke playing privileges from any participants bringing outside alcohol. We have multiple outlets you can purchase beverages from as well as mobile drink cart service!

We encourage you to bring kids and new golfers to White Squirrel, here’s some things to keep in mind before you come!

1. Book an “Off-Peak” time
No one likes being rushed, especially new golfers, so pick a time that is “quiet” on the golf course. Later in the evening is perfect for this. There may also be specials offered at this time to encourage new golfers and families! If other golfers do catch you, let them play through.

2. Strategies for success
Do you remember your first time golfing? The hole can seem miles long when you are a kid!

• Play a modified scramble -everyone tees off then pick the best drive and play the hole from there
• Play alternate shot -a great way for everyone to contribute, take turns hitting the same ball
• Tee-it up from 100yds in for your Junior to start making Pars & keep them engaged around the green
• Time-saving ideas like a “hand wedge” out of the sand or a “magic putt” can save frustration for everyone.

3. Don’t focus on the Score
   Be an example of a good attitude for your junior. The score doesn’t matter! Mark each hole with a Thumbs Up or Thumbs Down…smiley face or frown.. What is more important is proper etiquette, where to stand when other players are hitting, respecting the golf course, and repairing ball marks and divots.

4. Set up a mini competition
It doesn’t have to be fancy… whoever makes the longest putt gets a toonie, or maybe Dad buys everyone ice cream after the game! Nothing motivates kids more than a little incentive.

5. Have fun!
If your child is not 100% into the “golf” that’s okay. You don’t have to get through all 9 holes. They probably like riding the cart, getting to spend time together, looking for turtles in the pond, or chicken fingers on the patio. For new golfers, focus on making some memories, the good shots will come!

6. Plan for snacks, water, & sunscreen! Just like at the beach, a couple hours in the sun can take alot out of your new golfers. Dress for the weather and pack extra layers in case you are still out when the sun goes down. Don’t forget bugspray! Our proshop has lots of snacks and drinks to choose from if you don’t pack your own.