Course Ratings for Each Tee Deck
- 1st Tee
- 2nd Tee
- 3rd Tee
- 4th Tee
- 5th Tee
- 6th Tee
- 7th Tee
- 8th Tee
- 9th Tee
Course Rules
- All Players must register with Golf Shop before teeing off
- Soft spikes only
- Only paid golfers or active pass holders can enter the course
- No strollers or baby carriage
- Golfers must repair ball marks on greens, rake bunkers and replace divots
- Golf Canada rules govern all play
- Immovable obstructions: drop ball within one club length at the closest point of relief, no nearer the hole, with no penalty
- All players must have their own set of golf clubs and bag — two sets in one bag are not allowed for purposes of pace of play
- Private Golf Power Carts are not allowed due to insurance liability issues
- Water hazards are marked with yellow stakes and lines
- Lateral hazards are marked by red stakes and lines
- Out of bounds is defined by the white stakes or perimeter fences
- Ground under repair is defined as marked
- All persons on or about The Links at Hampton Cove assume all risks of injury to themselves and all liabilities to others for their acts while on the golf course
Course Etiquette
Pace of Play
Nine holes should take one hour and 50 minutes to play. Players are encouraged to play ready golf through the green.
Cell Phones
Cell phones are permitted at the facility and on the golf course. We ask that you respect your fellow golfers when using your cell phone.
Washrooms
Ladies’ and men’s washrooms are located in the clubhouse. A portable washroom is located near the fifth tee.
Refreshments
Snacks, drinks and alcoholic drinks are available at the Clubhouse or from our Beverage Cart on the golf course. As Hampton Cove 9 is a licenced facility all guests must purchase and consume all alcoholic beverages from the facility–no one is permitted to bring or consume their own alcoholic beverages on to the property – if they are consuming Alcoholic beverages not purchased from the facility they will be asked to leave the facility without a refund of their fees.
Dress Code
Golf attire should be neat and consistent with the standards and traditions of the game. Prohibited dress includes:
- exposed sports bras
- tank tops and halters
- bathing suits and related beach wear
- boots and shoes other than soft spike golf shoes or running shoes