Guest Information

The Ottawa Hunt & Golf Club extends a warm welcome to our members’ guests. We hope that you enjoy our dining and recreational facilities and that your visit with us is memorable.

Parking

The Club has plenty of free parking in two main parking lots, and is wheelchair accessible.

For golfers, we suggest the South parking lot to your right as soon as you turn into Club property from Hunt Club Road.

For curlers, the North parking lot, to the right directly past the Clubhouse provides easy access to the curling entrance.

There is also parking directly in front of the Clubhouse, on the road below the front entrance.

Dress Code

Like most private facilities, the Hunt has a dress code. It reflects club traditions but also considers current trends in golf wear and the practices of other private clubs. members and guests must wear attire that conforms to the dress code.

Individuals whose clothing does not meet Hunt Club standards will be provided an opportunity to purchase appropriate attire from the Golf Shop. If the opportunity is declined, they will be asked to leave the premises.

Golf Bag Drop

The Bag Drop is in the South parking lot by the Golf Shop. For special events, there may be a specially designated Bag Drop area, which will be well marked.

Curling Entrance

To access the Curling Lounge, park in the North lot and take the path to the back of the Clubhouse. The entrance just past the terrace stairs is the easiest way to get to the Curling Lounge.

Golf Shop

All golfing guests must report to the Golf Shop, where staff will assist with information, clothing and equipment.

Lockers

Guest lockers are available to visiting golfers. Please contact the office at 613-736-1102 to make arrangements.

Cell Phones

For the comfort of our members and guests, the use of cell phones is prohibited in all Clubhouse food service areas.

Dress Code

The Ottawa Hunt & Golf Club is a traditional golf, curling, and social club. Accordingly, the club’s dress code reflects a level of decorum that members feel is in keeping with club traditions.

The Ottawa Hunt & Golf Club recognizes that children’s clothing trends often vary from adults; therefore, some leniency will be given provided their attire is in good taste. Parents and Sponsors are responsible for ensuring that children’s attire adheres to the dress code.

Golf Shop and Clubhouse staff have been instructed to inform any member or guest of a dress code violation. The member/guest will be given the opportunity to purchase the appropriate attire from the Golf Shop. If the offer is declined, he/she will be asked to leave the Club.

Members are responsible for ensuring that they and their guests conform to all dress code regulations.

General

Prohibited Attire

The following attire is prohibited on all Club property:

T-shirts
ripped jeans
flip-flops
spandex
exercise pants or shorts
cut-offs
cargo shorts with exterior pockets
caps or visors in the Willie Park Lounge
denim in the Dining Room off the Willie Park Lounge
shorts above mid-thigh
tank tops or bare midriffs

Footwear

Men and women are permitted to wear dress sandals in the Clubhouse, but sandals are prohibited on the golf course.
Any member who must wear sandals for medical reasons must submit a written request to the General Manager and receive approval.
Flip flops of any type are strictly prohibited.

Clubhouse Attire

Casual attire is permitted in the Willie Park Lounge and Fine Dining Room.
Hats may not be worn in member lounges.

Golf Attire

General

Shoes: NO METAL SPIKES – Metal-spiked golf shoes and golf sandals of any type are prohibited.
Socks: Shorts must be worn with knee-length socks or sockettes. All sports and athletic socks, mid-calf length socks or socks rolled down are prohibited.
Hats: Caps or visors may not be worn backwards. Caps bearing sports’ team logos are prohibited. No head attire may be worn in the Clubhouse lounges.
Rain Wear: Rain suits and wind suits are permitted in inclement weather.
Logos: Clothing and golf bags bearing the logo of an organization closely related to golf, such as clothing designers and golf equipment manufacturers, are acceptable. Small, discreet logos are permitted on clothing. All logos on attire must be unobtrusive.

Men

Standard golf clothing for men is golf slacks or shorts and a collared shirt. A sweater is optional. This is exemplified further as follows:

Slacks: Golf slacks must be tailored. Plus fours are permitted.
Shorts: Golf shorts must be designed and tailored by the clothing industry for wear on the golf course and in the Clubhouse; shorts must cover at least half of the thigh.
Shirts: Golf shirts must have a collar and be neatly tucked into golf slacks or golf shorts. Turtlenecks and mock turtlenecks (long- or short-sleeved) are permitted.

Ladies

Standard golf clothing for ladies is golf slacks, shorts or a skirt, and a collared shirt. A sweater is optional. This is exemplified further as follows:

Slacks: Golf slacks must be tailored. Capri pants are permitted.
Shorts: Golf shorts must be designed and tailored by the clothing industry for wear on the golf course and in the Clubhouse. Shorts must cover at least half of the thigh.
Shirts: Sleeveless golf shirts are permitted, providing they have a collar. Alternatively, golf shirts without a collar may be worn providing they have sleeves and a high neckline. Scooped necklines and low-cut armholes of any description are not acceptable. Shirts must be neatly tucked into golf slacks, shorts, skirts, or capri pants. Shirts designed to be worn over slacks/shorts/skirts are permitted providing they have a finished bottom and fall 2” to 4” below the waist. Bare midriffs, tank tops, and long, untucked shirts are not permitted. Turtlenecks and mock turtlenecks are permitted.