Conditions of Play

Play consists of fifty-four holes of stroke play, with no cut.

Distance measuring devices (DMD) are permitted but may not measure slope or wind. Even if the slope and wind function can be turned off, it is NOT permitted for play. Use of a DMD with those functions during tournament play is disqualification.

Players clubs must conform to the groove and punchmark specifications in the Rules of Golf effective January 1, 2010.

ENTRY FEE

The amateur entry fee is $375 plus applicable taxes.

The professional entry fee is $500 plus applicable taxes.

INVITATIONAL RULES OF PLAY

Schedule

MONDAY, JUNE 15, 2020

The Glencoe Invitational reserves four (4) positions in the tournament for male Monday Qualifying players and (1) position for a female amateur Monday Qualifier and (1) position for a female professional Monday Qualifier. Play will be tee times beginning at 8 am on The Forest course. Sign up is limited to the first 80 players, member or non-member. Cost will be $200+/player, this cost will be applied to your entry fee should you qualify.

All participants must provide proof of handicap to be 4.0 or less to participate. Registration will be available on the Alberta Golf website in April of 2020.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 2020

  • Practice Rounds: Players are entitled to one practice round prior to tournament play. Call the Golf Shop to book at 403-571-0055starting Monday, June 1 at 9 am.
  • Invitational Media Day: 10 am Brunch for selected players & media, followed by 11:30 am tee times.
  • Opening Cocktail Reception: Player registration 6 – 8 pm

THURSDAY – SATURDAY, JUNE 18 – 20, 2020

  • Practice Facility: open daily at 6:30 am
  • Competition Rounds: daily 8 am – 11 am

FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 2019

5 pm Horserace: The low ten male and the low ten female players after round one of competition will be invited to participate. This will be played on our Bridges 9-hole rotation. The two champions of the race will receive complimentary entry into the 2021 Glencoe Invitational.

SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 2020

Glencoe Invitational Closing Awards Banquet
(Jacket Required)
Cocktail Reception: 5 pm
White Hat Ceremony: 6 pm, dinner to follow
Awards: 7 pm

Guest are permitted to both the Cocktail function as well as the Awards Dinner after receipt of paid ticket.

Additional Information

PARTICIPATION INCLUDES

  • Three competition rounds on The Forest
  • One practice round
  • Players package including a first tee gift
  • Opening Cocktail Reception invite, RSVP required
  • Closing Awards Banquet invite, RSVP required
  • The opportunity to participate in the Thursday afternoon Skills Challenge as well as the Friday afternoon Horserace

PRIVATE HOUSING PROGRAM

Our membership is happy to accommodate players from The Glencoe Invitational upon request. Accommodation includes transportation and meals. Only players will be permitted to take advantage of this program. Space is limited, please indicate on the application form of your interest.

THE 2020 INVITATIONAL CHAMPIONS WILL RECEIVE

  • Male Champion will receive an exemption to the final qualifying round for the 2021 RBC Canadian Open.
  • Male Champion will receive an exemption into the 2020 ATB Financial Classic.
  • Male Champion will receive an exemption into the 2020 Canadian Men’s Amateur.
  • Top two amateur female finishers will receive keeper trophies from Mill Creek Studios.
  • Top four professionals are competing for prize money consisting of the following: 1st place; $15K. 2nd place; $6K. 3rd place $2700. 4th place; $1300.

LOCAL AMENITIES

Sandman Hotel & Suites Calgary West

Dress Code

JACKET IS REQUIRED FOR THE AWARDS DINNER. PANTS ARE REQUIRED DURING COMPETITION

Shorts are not permitted during tournament play but are during practice rounds.

Acceptable Golf Attire

  • Pants/Shorts/Skorts/Skirts that are in good repair. It is advised that shorts/skorts/skirts sold in the Club’s Golf Shop or major golf retailers would meet both the style requirements and the length of “reasonable standard” regardless of brand and/or fit differentials on different body types.
  • For Men, golf shirts with sleeves and collars are required. Shirts must be tucked in at the waist at all times unless designed to be worn untucked*.
  • For Ladies, shirts may have sleeves or a collar but must have one or the other. Tank top styles are not permitted.
  • Golf footwear with soft spikes or laced athletic running shoes on the golf courses are acceptable. All other styles of footwear would be considered unacceptable.
    *Defined as buttoned from collar to hem, hemmed and evenly cut around the bottom.

Clubhouse Apparel Etiquette

  • Blue Jeans, in good repair (not frayed or torn), are only permissible in the Clubhouse.

Common Breaches of Dress Code

  • Fitness apparel or spandex commonly worn to the gym or a yoga studio.
  • Apparel with garish or vulgar slogans, advertising and or sports uniforms.
  • Collarless shirts and t-shirts for Men.
  • Steel spiked shoes are not permitted on the property.
  • Halter/Tank tops & Low-rise shirts for Ladies (no exposed midriff ).
  • Denim worn on-course.