Welcome to St. George’s Golf Club, Canada’s premier private golf club. We are delighted to host you and want to ensure your visit is as enjoyable as possible. Please take a moment to review the following guidelines to help you experience the Club at its best.

Upon arrival, please check in at the security gate located at the Princess Margaret entrance. A member of our team will assist you with your clubs, direct you to the bag drop area if needed, and answer any questions you may have about locating the locker room or other facilities. They will also notify your member host of your arrival. As a guest, you must be accompanied by your member host at all times while on the property. If you arrive before your host, you are welcome to relax in the clubhouse lounge or make use of the locker room until they join you.

A hallmark of St. George’s is a well-paced and enjoyable round of golf. We kindly ask all guests to maintain a pace of play that allows for an 18-hole round to be completed in four hours. Members are responsible for ensuring their guests adhere to this standard. Groups that fall behind may be approached by club staff and are expected to take the necessary steps to keep pace with the group ahead. To assist in maintaining pace, forecaddies are required for groups in which the number of guests exceed the number of members.  The use of golf carts is also encouraged.

At St. George’s, we value the uninterrupted enjoyment of the game and the camaraderie of our members. To preserve the club’s tranquil atmosphere, all wireless communication devices must remain on silent mode at all times, including on the golf course. Phone calls are permitted only in the parking lot and locker rooms. Discreet messaging and email use are allowed, provided they do not disrupt play or detract from the experience of fellow members and guests.

Smoking and vaping are strictly prohibited inside the Clubhouse and are only permitted in designated outdoor areas.

Golf Course Dress Code

• Shirts:
• Collared golf shirts, mock necks, blade collars, or turtlenecks are required.
• Shirts must be worn tucked in at all times.
• Bottoms:
• Tailored golf pants or tailored golf shorts.
• Shorts should be approximately 1–3 inches above the knee.
• Outerwear
• Fitted, lightweight golf hoodies without front pouches are permitted.
• Baggy hoodies or hoodies with front pouches are not permitted.
• Socks
• Sockettes, ankle socks, or Bermuda-length socks with turned-down cuff are permitted.
• Footwear
• Soft-spike golf shoes only.
• Metal spikes and golf sandals are not permitted.
• Headwear
• Hats and visors must be worn forward-facing.
• Hats and visors are not permitted inside the Clubhouse or on the Upper Veranda.
• Logos
• Only golf-related logos are permitted.

Changing Attire
Members and guests are required to change into golf attire in the Locker Room.

The following are not permitted:

• Denim
• Cargo pants or cargo shorts
• Sweatpants
• Rugby pants
• Jogger-style pants or shorts

• Shirts
• Collared shirts OR sleeved golf shirts are required.
• Racerback shirts must have a collar.
• Bottoms
• Tailored golf shorts, skorts, skirts, or pants (including capri length).
• Length should be approximately 1–5 inches above the knee.
• Leggings are permitted only when worn under a skirt, skort, or shorts.
• Outerwear
• Fitted, lightweight golf hoodies without front pouches are permitted.
• Baggy hoodies or hoodies with front pouches are not permitted.
• Footwear
• Soft-spike golf shoes only.
• Metal spikes and golf sandals are not permitted.
• Headwear
• Hats and visors must be worn forward-facing.
• Logos
• Only golf-related logos are permitted.

Changing Attire
Members and guests are required to change into golf attire in the Locker Room.

The following are not permitted:

• Denim
• Cargo pants or shorts
• Rugby pants
• Sweatpants
• Yoga or athletic tights worn as primary bottoms
• Crop tops, tube tops, halter tops, strapless top

ENFORCEMENT POLICY

To preserve the standards of St. George’s and ensure fairness:

• Staff are empowered to enforce the Dress Code at all times and their decisions are final.
• Members and guests may be asked to change attire or leave certain areas of the Club if not in compliance.
• Repeated violations may result in written reminders or suspension of privileges.
• Members are responsible for ensuring their guests are informed of the Dress Code prior to arrival.