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The Golf Club is an affordable, beautiful heritage 9 hole course in the heart of Comox. All are welcome. Ladies North Island Sunday May 10 Click here for info and registration Welcome to Comox! Tapas - Aug 21 w menu items FloatYourBoat2026 - FINAL Pond on #3 Tapas - Aug 21 w menu items 1/10 Member Tee Time Public Tee Time Hours Golf Course: Tee times 6:30am to 7:00pm Restaurant Open: Mon-Sat 8:30am to 7:00pm; Sundays open at 7:00am Driving Range: View here Float Your Boat Fridays 11:30am - 4:00pm Every Friday all summer long! Food & Drink Specials including $20 Beer, Burger & Bucket of Balls special Tapas & Divvy the Dough Friday, Aug 21st Everyone welcome! Don't miss out! Comox Golf Club has been an integral part of the downtown community's heritage since our founding in 1934. Our 9-hole course boasts a beautiful landscape and challenging layout, perfect for seasoned golfers and newcomers alike. Beautifully conditioned fairways and well-maintained greens offer both challenge and reward – an exciting combination for golfers of all levels. Whether you choose to become a member or opt for green fees, we have something for everyone. Our events and leagues are open to all. Our Clubhouse Restaurant and patio are available for casual dining or can be booked for your functions. We welcome the opportunity to work with local businesses interested in advertising or corporate sponsorship opportunities. Our sponsors Open year round, come see for yourself why this is the best value course in the Valley! Mission Our Vision Our vision is to be the friendliest golf club on Vancouver Island, offering top quality course conditions and playing experience at the most reasonable value, from the first tee to refreshments at the 19th hole. We deliver on our vision through responsive and knowledgeable staff, rigorous course maintenance and continuous improvement of our facility. Our Mission Our mission is to deliver a rewarding experience in line with our core values both on and off the course. We will maintain and continuously improve the golf course and clubhouse facilities for members and guests, while maintaining our financial stability and providing our members with excellent value for their money. Our Core Values The core values of the Comox Golf Club drives our desire to promote our Mission Statement and achieve our Vision for our golf club. These core values are: Friendliness Respectfulness Integrity Inclusivity Responsibility Up

Comox Ladies Club General Info Organization Leagues/Events Ladies Calendar Season Winners Handicaps Rules Corner BCGA Zone 6 Divas & Divots Tuesday League Low Gross Club Champion Katy Doran Low Net Club Champion Carmen deWinter Canada Day Celebrations Low Gross Club Champion Katy Doran 1/8 Click here for more photos Email to comoxladiespublicity@gmail.com if you have photos to share Welcome! Comox Ladies strive to create a welcoming and friendly atmosphere for all levels of golf enthusiasts. You don't have to be a member or have a handicap to join in the fun. Our Tuesday morning eighteen/nine-hole league and the Thursday evening Divas and Divots events are open to all, and provide a great opportunity to meet new people, enjoy the beautiful course, and play some golf. We offer a full golfing program and are focused on creating a fun and supportive environment for all levels of players. Find out more by exploring the web site sections above. 2026 Ladies Opening Photos 2025 Closing Event Photos 2025 Club Championship Photos 2025 Canada Day Celebration Video General Info Communications As a Ladies Club member, you will receive league and tournament invites by email – we do try to keep the volume down! If you want to opt out from all Ladies Club communications then you can either respond to any pre-season “opt-out” invitation or email the ladies captain at ComoxLadiesClub@gmail.com and request removal from our email lists and the member directory. Every year, you will receive a directory of all ladies’ club members email and phone #’s and the annual ladies club schedule. If you don't receive these then please email the captain. Golf Genius Sign-ups Sign-up for all ladies’ club league and events is through Golf Genius (GG). This software helps our volunteers manage our leagues and events by permitting easier management of event invitations, email lists and communications out to you. GG automatically updates handicaps from Golf Canada, does event pairings (who plays with who), hole assignments and, for the bigger tournaments like the Ladies North Island and the Club Championship, GG is a huge help due to the ease of printing score cards, recording results and producing winners list. If you get stuck, then please contact any of the ladies’ executive for help. Organization 2026 Executive: Ladies Captain - Sue Fulkerth Vice-Captain- Noreen McCaffrey Past Captain- Jenny Steel Treasurer- Lorelei Banford Secretary- Kathy Silverstein Handicaps- Katy Doran Rules- Jennifer Warnyca Tuesday Ladies- Sharon Crowe Thursday Ladies- Patti Harris Co-Ordinators: Good Will Rep- Wendy Ewasiuk Inter-Club- Janice Nicklin Solheim Cup- Sharon Bear Match Play - Patti Harris Good Cup- Grace Coulter Trophies- Pat Everett Publicity- Cynthia Lewis N.Island Tournament- Sue Fulkerth Club Championship- Noreen McCaffrey Ultimate Scorecard- Katy Doran Opening/Closing Tournie- Deb Rusch 2026 Winners CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP Gross Champion Katy Doran Net Champion Carmen deWinter ETHEL CLIFF PUTTING TROPHY Pat Everett Final Results of Club Championship FAIRBAIRN TROPHY - SINGLES MATCH PLAY Winner Janice Nicklin Runner Up Sharon Crowe BROWN TROPHY - DOUBLES MATCH PLAY Winners Lorelei Banford, Janice Nicklin Runners Up Sandy Petersen, Karen Vanetta FRANCIS TROPHY Winner Michelle Dunn Runner Up Shelley Marshall FLORENCE FILBERG MEMORIAL TROPHY Pat Everett MARION YEOMAN PUTTING TROPHY Sandra Petersen McQUINN TWO-BALL Janice Nicklin and Sharon Bear DIVAS & DIVOTS Low Gross TBD MOST IMPROVED PLAYER TBD Low Net TBD WILLA LAMB TROPHY Low Putts TBD Your Handicap A handicap allows you to compete and win against better golfers. To participate in club net events or any Zone 6 tournament you must have a current and correct handicap index. You only need 54 holes (3x18 or 6x9) to establish your handicap. These can be played on any course registered in Golf Canada. New members should receive their Golf Canada sign-on instructions by email from the pro shop. Entering Scores To enter your scores, go to the Golf Canada web site www.golfcanada.ca . and click on the "login" box located at the top right-hand corner of the screen. Type in your Username and Password to access your account. Click on Post a Score. Choose the course and tee you played from. Then click on Post Hole by Hole. We are encouraging all members to post scores this way. The computer will automatically make any adjustment to a hole score needed for handicap purposes. If not posting hole by hole then remember your maximum score for posting will be net double bogey. Change the date, if necessary, but we do recommend scores get posted as soon as possible after your round. Change 18 holes if you only played 9, to front 9 or back 9, by toggling the switch beside 18 holes. If you were playing a match, then change the format from stroke play to match play. Your responsibilities Legibly record your hole-by-hole scores on a scorecard. Post a score for every acceptable round as soon as possible after completion of the round so your Golf Canada Handicap Index is current. Contact the Handicap Chair if you have any problems. What scores should I post? Fair handicapping is only possible when all players post full and accurate scoring information for all rounds played. You should post the following scores for handicap purposes: Scores from 9 and 18-hole rounds, or when ten or more holes (9 holes for 9-hole rounds) are played. Scores made in an area during its “active season.” The active season for Comox Golf Club usually is from April 1 to November 15, but this can change depending on the condition of the course. An email and posters around the course will advertise the active/inactive dates. Scores from all forms of competition including Stroke and Match Play. Scores made at home, away, or out-of-country on courses with a valid course and slope rating. Scores made under the rules of golf. If you start but do not finish a hole (e.g., you picked up, were given a putt or were conceded a hole) record the score you would most likely have made. When you don’t play a hole (e.g., you stop playing after 14 or more holes) enter your score hole by hole but record 10 for any holes not played so that your Ultimate Scorecard is correctly adjusted. Tournament scores are no longer used in calculating handicaps by Golf Canada. When scores should not be posted Do not post a score: When a competition limits the clubs to be used, e.g., irons only. Scores played outside the active playing season. Scores from games not played under the principles of the Rules of Golf (such as a scramble). A round of golf played all by yourself with no one else with you. If for any reason you need to adjust a score you entered incorrectly in the system, you can make most adjustments yourself by clicking on the pencil near the end of the line the score is on and when you have finished your adjustment, hit post score. If you need assistance in posting or correcting scores, please let the Handicap Chair know and she will be pleased to help you. Home Rules Corner It is everyone’s responsibility to be familiar with the rules, the etiquette and terminology and we encourage all players to carry the Players Edition of the Rules of Golf. You can also download the rules app to your smart phone to save some trees - see here: Rules of Golf Apps (usga.org) for details. Contact the Rules Chair if you need a rules book. 2019 is the latest edition. New Rules for 2023 No new rules for 2025. 1. More forgiveness for a ball moved by natural forces. Under the old rules a ball that moves due to natural forces is played as it lies (except on the green, where it is replaced). If it happens to lie in the water or out of bounds, tough luck. The player’s only option is to take stroke-and-distance relief. As of January, that rule changed. Under a new exception, a ball that rolls to another area of the course or comes to rest out of bounds will be put back where it was before natural forces moved it. No penalty. 2. Simpler procedure for back-on-line relief When you knock a ball into a penalty area or an unplayable spot, the drop you take is known as back-on-line relief and the procedure for it can get complicated and time-consuming. Under the old rules, for example, you drop the ball, and it rolls closer to the hole, then you must drop again. As of Jan. 1, the procedure will be more forgiving. Your ball merely must come to rest within one club-length of where you drop it, even if it is one club-length closer to the hole. 3. No penalty if you don’t write your handicap on your scorecard. Long gone are the days when scores were kept exclusively with pencil and paper. The rise of scorekeeping apps and other technology has changed all that. In recognition of the new reality, players will no longer be penalized for failing to put their handicap on their scorecard in stroke play. It will be up to the committee overseeing play to ensure the accuracy of handicaps and their application. 4. Go ahead and replace that damaged club. You are now allowed to replace any club that you damage during a round. There’s just one caveat. The damage must be inadvertent. 5. Modifications for players with disabilities The current Rules make several accommodations for players with disabilities . (A blind player, for example, can have an aide help with marking and alignment). These are treated as local rules that committees can enact if they wish. As of Jan. 1, the modifications will become part of the Rules, meaning that they will always be in effect for all players with disabilities covered in the guidelines and there is no need to have a local committee adopt them. For more information on the changes and to review the official 2023 Rules of Golf, you can click here. Home

Local Rules Effective May 28, 2022 RCGA rules govern all play, except where modified by local rules as below. Pace of Play is 2 hours for nine holes, 4 hours for 18. Grounds Crew have right of way at all times Please repair ball marks and rake bunkers Do not drive power carts within 30 feet of tees, bunkers or greens Please place bunker rakes handles out, rake in. Golfers must be appropriately dressed - no cut-offs or sleeveless T-shirts Alcoholic beverages consumed on the golf course must be purchased on the property All players assume all risks of injury to themselves and all liability to other players for their acts No play zones Staked, fenced and/or flagged trees and shrubs, flowerbeds and newly seeded areas are no play zones and players must take free relief under Rule 16.1. Note that there is no line of sight relief from caged trees and bushes. French drains (drainage filled with stones) are considered ground under repair. This applies if stones are on the surface or can be seen or felt under the surface. Relief may be taken under Rule 16.1 Deer At the player’s option, deer dung may be treated either as a loose impediment that may be removed under Rule 15.1, or Ground under Repair from which stance and swing relief is allowed under Rule 16.1. If your ball is in a deer hoof print in the bunker you may lift, clean, rake and replace the ball on the original spot with no penalty Hole #4/13 Do not play from any portion of the penalty area that includes the brick wall. You must proceed under Rule 17 Hole #8/17 If your ball went into the penalty area behind the green between the green stakes (or it is virtually certain that it went in there) then you may either proceed under rule 17 or use the drop zone near the bridge to the left under a penalty of one stroke. Out of Bounds/Lost Ball For recreational golf only, if a ball is lost or out of bounds you may drop a ball within two club-lengths, but not nearer the hole, of the nearest edge of the fairway at an equal distance from the hole to where the ball was believed to be lost or went out of bounds and add two penalty strokes. This Local Rule may not be used: 1) if a provisional ball is in play, or 2) for a ball in a penalty area, or 3) for an unplayable ball.

Contact Us Balmoral Avenue, Comox, BC, Canada comoxgolfclub@gmail.com Pro Shop: 250-339-4444 Restaurant: 250-339-7272 Name Email Phone Address Subject Message Submit Thanks for submitting! Contact

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Ladies North Island - Registration Form First name* Last name* Email* Phone (1xxxxxxxxxx)* Golf Canada Member Number* Home Course Power Cart* Dietary Restrictions Payment Type* Registration is complete upon receipt of payment. List Playing Partner(s) below: NOTE to all players - carts are limited, be prepared to share Submit Ladies North Island Golf Tournament Comox Golf Club Sunday, May 10th, 2026 Presented by Greg Hart Royal Lepage in the Comox Valley Entry Fee - $98 per player. Registration opens March 15th and closes May 4th Format is individual stroke play. Low gross and low net prizes. Shotgun start at 09:00 am All players must have an established index - no limit Every player needs to register using the form below 9-hole practice round for $20 available until May 9th Tournament Entry fee of $98 includes: Banquet and prizes Side Games Skins and Closest to the pin (flighted) Deuce Pot Putt for Dough (4 holes) Hole in One Insurance (random draw if no hole-in-one is scored) Payment by E-transfer (preferred) to comoxlni@gmail.com . Please use your payment comment box to indicate LNI and the names of any playing partners you may be paying for. Cheques payable to Ladies North Island can be mailed or dropped off at the pro-shop c/o Sue Fulkerth, 1718 Balmoral Avenue, Comox, BC Entry fee is non-refundable after May 4th unless the vacancy can be filled Horse Race 4:30 pm Saturday May 9th, sign up on the patio by 4:00 pm Twoonie Chipping Contest: Payable upon participation Saturday May 9th during and after the Horse Race Tournament Check-in 3:30 pm – 4:30 pm May 9th and 7:00 am May 10th Complimentary full buffet breakfast starting at 7:00 am May 10th Courtesy of Ana Fleck, Invis Pacific View Mortgages Questions? Email to ComoxLadiesClub@gmail.com Side Game Acknowledgment: By entering this tournament, the player acknowledges that the side games are a fun side competition included in the entry fee. Any winnings from these games are considered informal prizes and not part of the official tournament prize structure. Participants understand that they are conducted purely for entertainment and do not impact their amateur status under Golf Canada rules.

Pro Shop Welcome to our pro shop! We offer a wide selection of balls, gloves, and clothing to meet your golfing needs. While we don't carry clubs, shoes or carts in-store, we can order them for you at very competitive prices. Our club re-gripping service is very reasonable and fast! Visit us today to find everything you need to enhance your game

Membership Rates Payment Options Member Golf Services Other Golf Services Memberships Membership Specials Looking for a golf club that offers excellent value for money and a welcoming environment? Look no further than Comox Golf Club. There's lots of advantages to becoming a member such as: Unlimited year-round play at a great price Ten-day ahead tee-time reservations Full voting privileges and the opportunity to set the direction of the club 10% pro-shop discount Reduced green fees for your guests Reduced rate for a driving range seasonal pass Opportunity to rent a seasonal power cart, year-round locker and cart storage. British Columbia Golf Association and Zone 6 membership Golf Canada member benefits including Handicap Maintenance and Golf Canada Incident Protection Opportunity to play in all Ladies and Men's Club trophy and Zone special events (Club Championship, Interclub, Ultimate Scorecard, Bracket tournaments etc.) 2025 Annual Membership Rates (Taxes Extra) Home Membership - Adult Intermediate - Aged 19-35 Junior - Aged 12-18 Plus mandatory charges: Capital Levy BCGA Dues Zone 6 Men's Dues Zone 6 Ladies' Dues $1435 $950 $210 $100* $50 $7 $14 * The Capital Levy amount, introduced in 2024, is used as a source of funds to replace capital items such as mowers, kitchen equipment etc. Junior members are exempt from paying this levy. Payment Options Early-bird membershiup dues payment before November 30, 2024 receives a 5% discount on your basic membership amount plus two nine-hole passes. (Note that BCGA, Zone and Capital Levies are not discounted). The deadline for dues payment is January 31st, 2025 - pay by credit card, debit card, cash, cheque or Interac at the pro shop. Membership payment can also be made (by arrangement before January 31st): In four equal payments by credit card or cheque post-dated to the first day of January, April, July and October. A service charge of 4% will apply to this option. Twenty five (25%) percent on January 1st and the balance on the first day of the next eleven months - in equal payments (by post dated credit card or cheque). A service charge of 4% will apply to this option. One-half by January 31 and the second half by March 31 Home 2025 Member-Only Golf Services (Taxes Extra) Driving Range Pass - Annual Member Driving Range Pass - Annual Junior Locker Power Cart - Single Seat (Apr 1 to Oct 31) Caddy Room - Electric Cart Storage Junior Locker Power Cart Storage - Electric Power Cart Storage - Gas $160 $100 $80 $600 $90 $40 $470 $420 Home

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Food Catering/Functions Clubhouse Loyalty Program Beverage Clubhouse Restaurant Welcome to our restaurant, where you can enjoy both indoor dining and beautiful outdoor patios all year round. Conveniently located close to downtown, we are the perfect spot for any occasion. Whether you're hosting an intimate gathering, a large event or want a delicious meal and drink to end your game, we have the perfect space to make it memorable. Contact us for your special event: By email to: comoxgolfclubrestaurant@gmail.com Phone us at: 250-339-7272 Or fill in the form here Our Chef Catherine Berg is a seasoned entrepreneur with a varied background in executive management from companies listed on the TSX to co-founding a successful facilities management software company. While travelling the world to build these companies, an appreciation of regional cuisines developed into a desire to learn more and led to a diploma from Dubrulle French Culinary School in Vancouver. Catherine’s start in her new career came through the conversion of her vacation home on Hornby Island into “Gull Cottage Cooking School.” The cooking school was embraced by the island and classes sold out within hours of being posted. Utilizing island grown products, live jazz music and guest chefs from Vancouver, the school became wildly popular. After selling the property on Hornby, a move to Comox transitioned Catherine to becoming a chef at The Pier, Monte Christo on the River, Heriot Bay Inn on Quadra Island, and consulting as an Executive Chef to several restaurants in Nanaimo and Comox. Before coming to the Golf Course in 2023, Catherine was head chef at the Comox Legion. Restaurant Contact Form First name* Last name* Email* Phone Company name Request Number of Participants Event Type Preferred event date/time Year Month Day Time : Hours Minutes AM Submit