Official Tournament Rules

Ornge is pleased to host the 2026 Air Ambulance Golf Classic (“Event”) at Nobleton Lakes Golf Club (“Venue”) in Nobleton, Ontario on Monday June 15, 2026 at 9 a.m. Attendance at this Event constitutes acceptance of these Contest rules (the “Rules”).

HOST & ADMINISTRATOR. The Event is hosted and administered by Ornge (the “Host”), a not-for-profit company providing critical care air and land ambulance services to the province of Ontario. After covering operating costs and expenses of administering the event, the beneficiary of the remaining funds raised at the Event is Weeneebayko General Hospital and Weeneebayko Area Health Authority.

1.       ELIGIBILITY FOR EVENT.

a)       Individuals must be at least 18 years old and possess a ticket to the Event in order to be eligible to attend the Event (“Attendees”). Attendees may acquire tickets by purchasing them online at www.ornge.ca/golfclassic  or by receiving them as a gift from an Event sponsor or another ticket purchaser. All tickets are final sale. No refunds will be issued at any time, for any reason. Tickets are transferrable only if they have not been already used for admittance. To be eligible to participate in any of the Event contests described herein, Attendees must meet the eligibility requirements set out above to the Event as of June 15, 2026 at 8:59:59 a.m.

b)      The Host and the Venue have the right, at any time, to require proof of eligibility to participate in the Event, including any contest referenced herein, or to award any prize. Failure to provide such proof may result in removal from the Event and/or the Venue, and/or being declared ineligible to win any prize.

c)       Provided that they are eligible, the Host’s employees are permitted to attend the Event subject to their manager’s approval for the use of a personal day, vacation day, lieu time or other means of time off requests. Frontline line staff may trade their shifts, however, shift trades must be approved in accordance with the existing shift trade process and policies. Any of the Host’s staff who have duties to perform at the Event whether as volunteers or as part of their regular job duties (e.g. event organizers, coordinators, photographers, videographers, speakers or communicators, etc.) may attend the Event with their manager’s approval but without the need to take a personal day, vacation day, lieu time or other means of a time off request as they will be working. 

2.       FOOD, BEVERAGE, DRESS & DECORUM

a)       Attendees are expected to act appropriately for the Event and comply with the Venue’s dress code.

b)      Attendees must adhere to the Venue rules found onsite.

c)       Attendees participating in the Live Auction or Silent Auction must adhere to the auction rules provided by the auction company administering these auctions.

d)      Food will be served at the Event by Venue staff. Attendees with food allergies should make their allergies known to the Host and Venue staff and make appropriate inquiries of the Host and Venue staff about the food served before eating.

e)      Alcohol will be served at the Event by Venue staff and sponsors. Attendees who choose to drink alcohol must drink responsibly. Attendees are prohibited from bringing alcohol to and removing alcohol from the Venue.

f)        Any of the Host’s employees attending the Event as a volunteer or as part of their regular job duties are prohibited from drinking alcohol while working.

g)       The Host and Venue staff will communicate travel options to those who may require alternative transportation home after drinking alcohol. Such travel will be at the expense of the individual who requires it.

h)      The Host and the Venue reserve the right, in their sole discretion, to remove and disqualify any Attendee found to be:

                                                      i.      In violation, or suspected violation, of these Rules or the Venue rules,

                                                    ii.      Tampering or attempting to tamper with the Tournament or any other aspect of the Event, or

                                                  iii.      Acting in an unsportsmanlike, undignified or disruptive manner.

i)        Attendees who are removed or disqualified will not receive a refund for their ticket. 

3.       COLLECTION OF PERSONAL INFORMATION

a)       By buying a ticket to the Event, the purchaser:

                                                      i.      Consents and grants to the Host the right to collect and use their first name, last name, home address, email address, telephone number and credit card information (“Personal Information”) for the purpose of purchasing a ticket to the Event, administering the Event and other consistent purposes, including but not limited to contacting the purchaser.

                                                    ii.      Represents and warrants that they have the consent of the individuals whose Personal Information they are providing to the Host and that those individuals have consented and granted the Host the right to collect and use their Personal Information for the purpose of purchasing a ticket to the Event, administering the Event and other consistent purposes, including but not limited to contacting the individuals.

                                                  iii.      Grants to the Host and any sponsors the right to use their Personal Information for administrative, publicity and promotional purposes relating to the Host and/or the Event, in any and all media now known or hereafter devised, without further compensation.

b)      All personal and other information supplied to the Host by Attendees for the purpose of the Event must be truthful, complete, accurate and in no way misleading. The Host reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to remove and disqualify any Attendee should they supply untruthful, incomplete, inaccurate or misleading personal or other information.

c)       The Host will photograph and videotape the Event. By attending the Event, Attendees:

                        i.      Consent and give their permission to the Host and its group of related companies to take, produce and collect their personal information, image and recording in photographs, films, sound recordings and any other audio and/or visual reproduction for the purposes of using that information, image, or recording in any manner including but not limited to in the Host’s promotional materials, such as books, videos, pamphlets, brochures, intranet site, website, social media sites, and in any external media such as newspapers, TV news programs, podcasts and/or radio programs.

                      ii.      Consent and give their permission to the Host to maintain their personal information, image and recording in the Host’s archive for future uses for the same or consistent purposes as those described above.

                    iii.      Acknowledge and waive any and all claims for payment or damages arising from any use made of their personal information, image or recording.

4.       CONTESTS

a)       DOOR PRIZE CONTEST

                        i.      All Attendees are eligible to win the Door Prize. No contest-specific tickets need be purchased.

                      ii.      The odds of winning the Door Prize depend on the number of Attendees at the Event.

                    iii.  A potential winner of the Door Prize will be selected by a random draw of Event tickets at the conclusion of the Event. The Attendee in possession of the selected ticket will be a potential winner and the potential winner must be present during and immediately following the random draw in order to win the Door Prize. They will then be offered the opportunity to win the Door Prize upon correctly answering a time-limited, skill-testing question without assistance. If the potential winner correctly answers the skill-testing question, they will be awarded the Door Prize. If the potential winner incorrectly answers the skill-testing question, is not present immediately following the random draw, or declines the Door Prize, their entry will be declared void and another potential winner will be randomly drawn following the procedure described immediately above. If a winner or potential winner cannot use or chooses not to use any portion of the Door Prize, that portion of the Door Prize will be deemed to be forfeited and no substitution or other compensation will be awarded.

                     iv.    24 Door Prizes are available to be won as follows:

a.       One $50 gift card to The Auld Spot Pub;

b.       One $50 gift card to Sher E Punjab restaurant;

c.    Six $50 gift cards to Georgy Porgy

d.    Two $100 gift cards to Peter & Pauls

e.    Two sets of two HeliTour Passes valued at approximately $1,100 per set

f.     One foursome to Cobble Beach Golf Links valued at $900

g.    Seven $100 gift cards to The Brick

h.    One $250 gift card to 360 Restaurant at the CN Tower

i.     One package of two gift cards for the EdgeWalk at the CN Tower valued at approximately $500

j.     One private in home Hibachi Dinner experience valued at approximately $1,100

k.    One private 3-hour Yacht Charter valued at approximately $1,500

The Door Prizes must be accepted as awarded and are not transferable, assignable or convertible to cash (except as may be specifically permitted by the Host in its sole and absolute discretion).  No substitution except at the Host’s option. The Host reserves the right, in its sole and absolute discretion, to substitute the Door Prizes or any component thereof with a prize of equal or greater value without liability.  Any taxes payable in connection with acceptance of the Door Prizes is the sole responsibility of the winner.

                      v.      The Door Prizes will be awarded and given to winners at the Event. 

b)      LIVE AUCTION

                        i.      The Host may have a live auction administered by an auction company, “The Silent Auction Company” during the Event.

                      ii.      Prizes for the live auction will be provided by the auction company.

                    iii.      The auction company will take 75% of the funds raised from the auction of each prize as compensation.

                     iv.      All Attendees are eligible to participate in the live auction. To participate, Attendees must be present at the live auction.

                      v.      The auctioneer will introduce each item up for bid, announcing what the item is and its approximate value. The auctioneer may or may not also introduce a starting bid price before inviting bids from participants.

                     vi.      The auctioneer will use their judgment to determine the length of time for which each item will be up for bid. In determining the length of time each item will be up for bid, the auctioneer may consider the item’s value, the amount of the current bid on the item and the participants’ perceived interest in the item.

                   vii.      All bids will be final with the winning bid determined by the auctioneer.

                 viii.      The Attendee who places the highest bid for an item before the close of that item’s auction will be the successful bidder.

                     ix.      The auctioneer will determine the outcome of any disputes. Their decisions will be final and binding.

                     iv.      By participating in the Live Auction, the Attendees acknowledge and waive any and all claims against the Host for payment or damages arising or related to their participation and bid for a prize.

c)    SILENT AUCTION

                     i.            The Host will have a silent auction administered by “The Silent Auction Company” during the Event.

                   ii.            Prizes for the silent auction will be provided by “The Silent Auction Company” and they will take 75% percent of the proceeds raised from the auction of each prize as compensation.

                 iii.            The auction company will provide their own rules for Attendees to participate in the Silent Auction onsite.

                 iv.            By participating in the Silent Auction, the Attendees acknowledge and waive any and all claims against the Host for payment or damages arising or related to their participation and bid for a prize.

d)   AUCTION RULES

                        i.      The successful bidder must submit their slip to the Host and pay for their item before leaving the Venue. The Payments will be made to the auction company directly by the successful bidder.

                      ii.      Only upon paying the full value of the bid will the successful bidder take ownership of the item.

                    iii.      If the successful bidder is unable to pay for the item, the auction company will determine the item’s final disposition. The auction company may, in its sole discretion, decide to offer the item to the next highest bidder for purchase or the auction company may decide to put the item up for auction again or the auction company may decide to do neither.

                     iv.      All taxes payable in connection with the items acquired during the live or silent auctions are the sole responsibility of the successful bidders. 

                      v.      If a successful bidder has paid for their item, but is unable to take it with them at the end of the Event, the successful bidder may pick it up at the Host’s head office at 5310 Explorer Drive, Mississauga, Ontario at a later date to be arranged with the Host’s Corporate Communications Staff (available at info@ornge.ca). The Host does not take responsibility for lost, stolen or damaged items.  If such items are not picked up by successful bidders within thirty (30) days of the Event the items will be donated to Habitat for Humanity or another charity of the Host’s choice.

5.       GOLF RULES OF PLAY

a)       Attendees may choose to play golf (“Golfers”).

b)      Golfers will be entered in the golf tournament (“Tournament”) and will therefore be eligible to win the Tournament Prizes described in article 8.

c)       The Tournament will be made up of a single game of 18 holes of golf played “best ball” style with a shotgun start. The Golf Canada Rules will govern all Tournament play with the following exceptions:

                        i.      The “All-Inclusive Tournament Prize Pass” may be purchased through the website: www.ornge.ca/golfclassic  or at the entrance of the Event from the Host for a price of $300 per a group of four people, $170 for two people, or for $85 for an individual. The All-Inclusive Tournament Prize Pass include the opportunity for golfers to earn the Air Canada, Toronto Blue Jays July, Travel Voucher or Toronto Blue Jays August Draw entry by completing the required on-course challenge such as hitting the green in one shot or sinking a designated putt, substituting-in a professional golfer, using a mulligan or answering a skill-testing trivia question at designated holes. See further details below.

                      ii.      Buy a mulligan. Golfers may purchase an All-Inclusive Tournament Prize Pass from the Host which includes a Mulligan. Mulligans allow the Golfer to deduct one stroke from their score at the end of the Tournament or on a particular hole.  

                    iii.      Draw-related rule changes, as set out in article 8 (“Draw-related Advantages”). 

6.       INDIVIDUAL GOLF GAMES

a)       In addition to and separate from the Tournament, individual Golfers may compete against other Golfers (both in their foursome and other Golfers playing in the Tournament) in any of the following games (“Individual Games”):

                           i.            Longest Drive. At the specific hole where this game will be played, a prize will be offered to each male and female Golfer who hits the single longest drive down the fairway.

                          ii.            Closest to the Hole. At the specific hole where this game will be played, a prize will be offered to each male and female Golfer who hit their ball closest to the hole using a single stroke.

                        iii.            Closest to the Line. At the specific hole where this game will be played, a prize will be offered to each male and female Golfer who hit their ball closest to the line drawn down the centre of the fairway using a single stroke. For further clarity, the ball need only be closest to the line and not the farthest from the tee-off point.

                        iv.            Putting Contest. At the putting green where this game will be played, a prize will be offered to the Golfer who acquires the most points by hitting three balls through a putting training device with designated point allotments marked on it.

                          v.            Hole-in-one. The Sponsor organizing this game is responsible for the terms and conditions of the Hole-in-One contest.  For more information, see the specific hole where these games will be played.

b)      Neither All-Inclusive Tournament Prize Pass, nor Draw-Related Advantages will be taken into account or have any effect for the Individual Games.

c)       The winners of Individual Games will be announced and awarded at the end of the Event.  Winners do need to be present at the Event at the time of announcement in order to receive their prizes. 

7.       GOLF TOURNAMENT PRIZES

a)       All prizes will be announced and awarded at the end of the Event.

b)      There are a number of golf tournament prizes available to be won in the Event as follows:

                                     i.            Tournament Prize.  The Tournament Prize will be awarded to the lowest scoring team of four Golfers in the Tournament taking into account all Mulligans, professional golfer substitutes, and Draw-related Advantages which their team acquired. There is one tournament prize available to be won by a team, with each member of the winning team receiving an individual prize consisting of one foursome pass to Nobleton Lakes Golf Club valued at approximately $400.

                                   ii.            Most Honest Team Prize. The Most Honest Team Prize will be awarded to the highest scoring foursome in the Tournament taking into account all Mulligan Tickets, professional golfer substitutes and Draw-related Advantages which their team members acquired. There is one most honest team prize available to be won by a team, with each member of the winning team receiving an individual prize consisting of one $50 gift card to The Keg.   

                                 iii.            Individual Game Prizes. There are seven individual game prizes available to be won, each consisting of:

a. Longest Drive: 1 men’s prize and 1 women’s prize each consisting of a $50 gift card to Amazon.

b. Closest to the Hole: 1 men’s and 1 women’s prize each consisting of a $50 gift card to Golf Town.  

c. Closest to the Line: 1 men’s prize and 1 women’s prize each consisting of a $50 gift card to The Keg.

d. Hole-in-one: 4 prizes in total. The Sponsor organizing these games is responsible for the administration of and prizes offered in the Hole-in-One contest. For more information see the specific holes where these games will be played at the Event. 

c)       Prizes must be accepted as awarded and are not transferable, assignable or convertible to cash (except as may be specifically permitted by the Host in its sole and absolute discretion).  No substitution except at the Host’s option. The Host reserves the right, in its sole and absolute discretion, to substitute a prize or any component thereof with a prize of equal or greater value without liability.  All taxes payable in connection with the prizes awarded during the Event are the sole responsibility of the winners. 

8.       DRAWS

a)       In addition to and separate from the Contests and Individual Games, there will be five draw (“Draws”): the Air Canada Draw, a Toronto Blue Jays July Draw, a Travel Voucher Draw, a Toronto Blue Jays August Draw and a Fishing Trip Draw. Each golfer is eligible to earn an opportunity to participate in the Draws.

b)      There is no purchase necessary to enter the Draws.

c)       The odds of winning a Draw depend on the number of persons who have entered that Draw.

d)      There are two ways to enter the Air Canada Draw (“Air Canada Draw Entry”):

                                      i.      In exchange for an Air Canada Draw Entry, Attendees may write an original 250-word essay about the value of air travel in connecting people to gain a better understanding and respect for the diversity of humanity. To take advantage of this entry option, Attendees must submit their original essay to jmcnamara@ornge.ca by 1pm time on June 15, 2026 in order to receive an Air Canada Draw Entry. Essay entries will be declared invalid if they are late, incomplete, damaged, derivative or non-original, mutilated, forged or garbled.

                                    ii.      The All-Inclusive Tournament Prize Pass also includes the opportunity to earn the Air Canada Draw Entry.

                                   iii.      The Air Canada Draw Entry will be given to each Golfer who has purchased the All-Inclusive Tournament Prize Pass and hits their ball onto the green in one shot. If the Golfer hits their ball onto the green in one shot, the Golfer and their team may carry on playing best ball from the Golfer’s ball location on the green. If the Golfer does not hit their ball onto the green in one shot, they may either accept the location of their ball, count the stroke, and the Golfer and their team will carry on playing best ball from the location of the ball, or the Golfer may use the All-Inclusive Tournament Prize Pass  to substitute in a professional to retake the shot as set out in section (iv) below.

                                   iv.      If in accordance with Draw Entry method (iii) above, a Golfer paid and missed the green, the Golfer may substitute in a professional golfer to retake the shot for them. If the professional golfer lands the ball onto the green in one shot, then the Golfer will receive an Air Canada Draw Entry. If the professional does not land the ball onto the green in one shot, the Golfer will not receive an Air Canada Draw Entry. Whether or not the professional hits the ball onto the green, the Golfer must accept the location of their ball, count the professional’s stroke, and the Golfer and their team will carry on playing best ball from the location of the professional’s ball.

                                    v.      If in accordance with Draw Entry method (iv) above, both the Golfer and the professional and missed the green, the Golfer may use the All-Inclusive Tournament Prize Pass for an opportunity to answer a skill-testing trivia question in writing. If the Golfer answers the question correctly, they will receive an Air Canada Draw Entry. If the Golfer does not answer the question correctly, they will not receive an Air Canada Draw Entry. Choosing to answer the skill-testing trivia question, answering it correctly or incorrectly will have no impact on the Golfer’s ball position or Tournament score.

e)      There are two ways to enter the Toronto Blue Jays August Draw (“Toronto Blue Jays August Draw Entry”):

                                i.            In exchange for a Toronto Blue Jays August Draw Entry, Attendees may write an original 250-word essay about the importance of the Toronto Blue Jays 2025 World Series series to the City of Toronto.  To take advantage of this entry option, Attendees must submit their original essay to jmcnamara@ornge.ca by 1pm time on June 15, 2026 in order to receive a Toronto Blue Jays August Draw Entry. Essay entries will be declared invalid if they are late, incomplete, damaged, derivative or non-original, mutilated, forged or garbled.

                                   vi.      At specific hole(s) where Toronto Blue Jays August Draw Entries will be offered, a Toronto Blue Jays August Draw Entry will be given to each Golfer who has purchased the All-Inclusive Tournament Prize Pass and hits their ball onto the green in one shot. If the Golfer hits their ball onto the green in one shot, the Golfer and their team may carry on playing best ball from the Golfer’s ball location on the green. If the Golfer does not hit their ball onto the green in one shot, they may either accept the location of their ball, count the stroke, and the Golfer and their team will carry on playing best ball from the location of the ball, or the Golfer may use the All-Inclusive Tournament Prize Pass  to substitute in a professional to retake the shot as set out in section (iv) below.

                                 vii.      If in accordance with Draw Entry method (1.a)vi) above, the Golfer missed the green, the Golfer may use the All-Inclusive Tournament Prize Pass for an opportunity to answer a skill-testing trivia question in writing. If the Golfer answers the question correctly, they will receive an Toronto Blue Jays August Draw Entry. If the Golfer does not answer the question correctly, they will not receive an Toronto Blue Jays August Draw Entry. Choosing to answer the skill-testing trivia question, answering it correctly or incorrectly will have no impact on the Golfer’s ball position or Tournament score.

f)        There are two ways to enter the Travel Voucher Draw (“Travel Voucher Draw Entry”):

                              ii.            In exchange for a Travel Voucher Draw Entry, Attendees may write an original 250-word essay about the importance of the travelling to your mental health. To take advantage of this entry option, Attendees must submit their original essay to jmcnamara@ornge.ca by 1pm time on June 15, 2026 in order to receive a Travel Voucher Draw Entry. Essay entries will be declared invalid if they are late, incomplete, damaged, derivative or non-original, mutilated, forged or garbled.

                               viii.      At specific hole(s) where Travel Voucher Draw Entries will be offered, then a Travel Voucher Draw Entry will be given to each Golfer who has purchased the All-Inclusive Tournament Prize Pass and hits their ball onto the green in one shot. If the Golfer hits their ball onto the green in one shot, the Golfer and their team may carry on playing best ball from the Golfer’s ball location on the green. If the Golfer does not hit their ball onto the green in one shot, they may either accept the location of their ball, count the stroke, and the Golfer and their team will carry on playing best ball from the location of the ball , or the Golfer may may use the All-Inclusive Tournament Prize Pass  to substitute in a professional to retake the shot as set out in section (ix) below.

                                   ix.      If in accordance with Draw Entry method (viii) above, a Golfer paid and missed the green, the Golfer may use the All-Inclusive Tournament Prize Pass a professional golfer retake the shot for them. If the professional golfer lands the ball onto the green in one shot, then the Golfer will receive a Travel Voucher Draw Entry. If the professional does not land the ball onto the green in one shot, the Golfer will not receive an Travel Voucher Draw Entry. Whether or not the professional hits the ball onto the green, the Golfer must accept the location of their ball, count the professional’s stroke, and the Golfer and their team will carry on playing best ball from the location of the professional’s ball.

                                     x.      If in accordance with Draw Entry method (ix) above, both the Golfer and the professional missed the green, the Golfer may use the All-Inclusive Tournament Prize Pass for an opportunity to answer a skill-testing trivia question in writing. If the Golfer answers the question correctly, they will receive a Travel Voucher Draw Entry. If the Golfer does not answer the question correctly, they will not receive a Travel Voucher Draw Entry. Choosing to answer the skill-testing trivia question, answering it correctly or incorrectly will have no impact on the Golfer’s ball position or Tournament score.

g)       There are three ways to enter the Toronto Blue Jays July Draw (“Toronto Blue Jays July Draw”):

                             iii.            In exchange for a Toronto Blue Jays July Draw Entry, Attendees may write an original 250-word essay about the importance of a steady hand when making a long putt on the green. To take advantage of this entry option, Attendees must submit their original essay to jmcnamara@ornge.ca by 1pm time on June 15, 2026 in order to receive a Toronto Blue Jays July Draw Entry. Essay entries will be declared invalid if they are late, incomplete, damaged, derivative or non-original, mutilated, forged or garbled.

                                   xi.      At specific hole(s) where Toronto Blue Jays July Draw Entries will be offered, then a Toronto Blue Jays July Draw Entry will be given to each Golfer who has purchased the All-Inclusive Tournament Prize Pass and successfully sinks one of three balls into the hole from a designated location on the practice green. Choosing to participate in this Draw will have no impact on the Golfer’s ball position or tournament score.

                                 xii.      If in accordance with Draw Entry method (xi) above, a Golfer missed the hole, the Golfer may use the All-Inclusive Tournament Prize Pass for an opportunity to answer a skill-testing trivia question in writing. If the Golfer answers the question correctly, they will receive an Toronto Blue Jays July Draw Entry. If the Golfer does not answer the question correctly, they will not receive an Toronto Blue Jays July Draw Entry. Choosing to answer the skill-testing trivia question, answering it correctly or incorrectly will have no impact on the Golfer’s ball position or Tournament score.

h)      Air Canada Draw Entries are opportunities to win the Air Canada Draw, and not opportunities to win the Toronto Blue Jays July Draw, Travel Voucher Draw or Toronto Blue Jays August Draw. Toronto Blue Jays July Draw Entries are opportunities to win the Toronto Blue Jays July Draw, and not opportunities to win the Air Canada Draw, Travel Voucher Draw or Toronto Blue Jays August Draw. Travel Voucher Draw Entries are opportunities to win the Travel Voucher Draw, and not opportunities to win the Air Canada Draw, Toronto Blue Jays July Draw or Toronto Blue Jays August Draw. Similarly, Travel Voucher Draw Entries are opportunities to win the Travel Voucher Draw, and not opportunities to win the Air Canada Draw, Toronto Blue Jays July Draw or Travel Blue Jays August Draw.

i) There are two ways to enter the Vacation Draw (“Vacation Draw Entry”):

                                      i.      In exchange for an Vacation Draw Entry, Attendees may write an original 250-word essay about the importance of protecting lakes and rivers to the fish ecosystem in Ontario. To take advantage of this entry option, Attendees must submit their original essay to jmcnamara@ornge.ca by 1pm time on June 15, 2026 in order to receive an Fishing Trip Draw Entry. Essay entries will be declared invalid if they are late, incomplete, damaged, derivative or non-original, mutilated, forged or garbled.

                                    ii.      The All-Inclusive Tournament Prize Pass also includes the opportunity to earn the Vacation Draw Entry.

                                   iii.      The Vacation Draw Entry will be given to each Golfer who has purchased the All-Inclusive Tournament Prize Pass and hits their ball onto the green in one shot. If the Golfer hits their ball onto the green in one shot, the Golfer and their team may carry on playing best ball from the Golfer’s ball location on the green. If the Golfer does not hit their ball onto the green in one shot, they may either accept the location of their ball, count the stroke, and the Golfer and their team will carry on playing best ball from the location of the ball, or the Golfer may use the All-Inclusive Tournament Prize Pass to substitute in a professional to retake the shot as set out in section (iv) below.

                                   iv.      If in accordance with Draw Entry method (iii) above, a Golfer paid and missed the green, the Golfer may substitute in a professional golfer to retake the shot for them. If the professional golfer lands the ball onto the green in one shot, then the Golfer will receive an Vacation Draw Entry. If the professional does not land the ball onto the green in one shot, the Golfer will not receive an Vacation Draw Entry. Whether or not the professional hits the ball onto the green, the Golfer must accept the location of their ball, count the professional’s stroke, and the Golfer and their team will carry on playing best ball from the location of the professional’s ball.

                                    v.      If in accordance with Draw Entry method (iv) above, both the Golfer and the professional and missed the green, the Golfer may use the All-Inclusive Tournament Prize Pass for an opportunity to answer a skill-testing trivia question in writing. If the Golfer answers the question correctly, they will receive an Vacation Draw Entry. If the Golfer does not answer the question correctly, they will not receive an Vacation Draw Entry. Choosing to answer the skill-testing trivia question, answering it correctly or incorrectly will have no impact on the Golfer’s ball position or Tournament score.

j)        There is no limit to the number of Entries an individual may submit to either Draw.

k)        The prize for the Air Canada Draw is two economy flight passes to anywhere Air Canada flies in North America valued at approximately $5,000. Exceptions and blackout periods may apply and will be at the sole discretion of Air Canada (“Air Canada Draw Prize”).

l)       The prize for the Toronto Blue Jays August Draw is two tickets to the Kansas City Royals at Toronto Blue Jays on Thursday, August 27, 2026 at Rogers Centre in Toronto valued at approximately $2,200. (“Toronto Blue Jays August Draw Prize”).

m)        $1,000 Uniglobe Gift Travel Voucher valued at $1,000. Exceptions and terms and conditions may apply at the discretion of Uniglobe Travel Group (“Travel Voucher Draw Prize”).

n)    The prize for the Toronto Blue Jays July Draw is three tickets to the Tampa Bay Rays at Toronto Blue Jays on Tuesday July 21, 2026 at Rogers Centre in Toronto valued at approximately $1,000. (“Toronto Blue Jays July Draw Prize”).

o)    The prize for the Vacation Draw is a $4,000 All-Inclusive Vacation travel voucher valued at $4,000. ("Vacation Draw Prize”).

p)      A potential winner of the Air Canada Draw Prize will be selected by a random draw of Air Canada Draw Entries at the conclusion of the Event. The Attendee in possession of the selected Air Canada Draw Entry will be a potential winner and the potential winner must be present during and immediately following the random draw in order to win the Air Canada Draw Prize. They will then be offered the opportunity to win the Air Canada Draw Prize upon correctly answering a time-limited, skill-testing question without assistance. If the potential winner correctly answers the skill-testing question, they will be awarded the Air Canada Draw Prize. If the potential winner incorrectly answers the skill-testing question, is not present immediately following the random draw, or declines the Air Canada Draw Prize, that entry will be declared void and another potential winner will be randomly drawn following the procedure described immediately above. If a winner or potential winner cannot use or chooses not to use any portion of the Air Canada Draw Prize, that portion of the Air Canada Draw Prize will be deemed to be forfeited and no substitution or other compensation will be awarded.

q)      A potential winner of the Toronto Blue Jays August Draw Prize will be selected by a random draw of Toronto Blue Jays August Draw Entries at the conclusion of the Event. The Attendee in possession of the selected Toronto Blue Jays August Draw Entry will be a potential winner and the potential winner must be present during and immediately following the random draw in order to win the Toronto Blue Jays July August Draw Prize. The potential winner will then be offered the opportunity to win the Toronto Blue Jays August Draw Prize upon correctly answering a time-limited, skill-testing question without assistance. If the potential winner correctly answers the skill-testing question, they will be awarded the Toronto Blue Jays August Draw Prize. If the potential winner incorrectly answers the skill-testing question, is not present immediately following the random draw, or declines the Toronto Blue Jays August Draw Prize, that entry will be declared void and another potential winner will be randomly drawn following the procedure described immediately above. If a winner or potential winner cannot use or chooses not to use any portion of the Toronto Blue Jays August Draw Prize, that portion of the Toronto Blue Jays August Draw Prize will be deemed to be forfeited and no substitution or other compensation will be awarded. A potential winner of the Travel Voucher Draw Prize will be selected by a random draw of Travel Voucher Draw Entries at the conclusion of the Event. The Attendee in possession of the selected Travel Voucher Draw Entry will be a potential winner and the potential winner must be present during and immediately following the random draw in order to win the Travel Voucher Draw Prize. The potential winner will then be offered the opportunity to win the Travel Voucher Draw Prize upon correctly answering a time-limited, skill-testing question without assistance. If the potential winner correctly answers the skill-testing question, they will be awarded the Travel Voucher Draw Prize. If the potential winner incorrectly answers the skill-testing question, is not present immediately following the random draw, or declines the Travel Voucher Draw Prize, that entry will be declared void and another potential winner will be randomly drawn following the procedure described immediately above. If a winner or potential winner cannot use or chooses not to use any portion of the Travel Voucher Draw Prize, that portion of the Travel Voucher Draw Prize will be deemed to be forfeited and no substitution or other compensation will be awarded.

r)      A potential winner of the Toronto Blue Jays July Draw Prize will be selected by a random draw of Toronto Blue Jays July Draw Entries at the conclusion of the Event. The Attendee in possession of the selected Toronto Blue Jays July Draw Entry will be a potential winner and the potential winner must be present during and immediately following the random draw in order to win the Toronto Blue Jays July Draw Prize. The potential winner will then be offered the opportunity to win the Toronto Blue Jays July Draw Prize upon correctly answering a time-limited, skill-testing question without assistance. If the potential winner correctly answers the skill-testing question, they will be awarded the Toronto Blue Jays July Draw Prize. If the potential winner incorrectly answers the skill-testing question, is not present immediately following the random draw, or declines the Toronto Blue Jays July Draw Prize, that entry will be declared void and another potential winner will be randomly drawn following the procedure described immediately above. If a winner or potential winner cannot use or chooses not to use any portion of the Toronto Blue Jays July Draw Prize, that portion of the Toronto Blue Jays July Draw Prize will be deemed to be forfeited and no substitution or other compensation will be awarded.

s)      A potential winner of the Vacation Draw Prize will be selected by a random draw of Vacation Draw Entries at the conclusion of the Event. The Attendee in possession of the selected Vacation Draw Entry will be a potential winner and the potential winner must be present during and immediately following the random draw in order to win the Vacation Draw Prize. The potential winner will then be offered the opportunity to win the Vacation Draw Prize upon correctly answering a time-limited, skill-testing question without assistance. If the potential winner correctly answers the skill-testing question, they will be awarded the Vacation Draw Prize. If the potential winner incorrectly answers the skill-testing question, is not present immediately following the random draw, or declines the Vacation Draw Prize, that entry will be declared void and another potential winner will be randomly drawn following the procedure described immediately above. If a winner or potential winner cannot use or chooses not to use any portion of the Vacation Draw Prize, that portion of the Vacation Draw Prize will be deemed to be forfeited and no substitution or other compensation will be awarded.

t)      The Draw prizes must be accepted as awarded and are not transferable, assignable or convertible to cash (except as may be specifically permitted by the Host in its sole and absolute discretion).  No substitution except at the Host’s option.  The Host reserves the right, in its sole and absolute discretion, to substitute the Draw prizes or any component thereof with prizes of equal or greater value without liability.  Any taxes payable in connection with acceptance of the Draw prizes is the sole responsibility of the winner.

u)        The Draw prizes will be awarded and given to the winner at the Event.

9.       ASSUMPTION OF RISK & LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

a)       This article 9, Assumption of Risk & Limitation of Liability, does not apply to employees of the Host who have duties to perform at the Event whether as volunteers or as part of their regular job duties (e.g. event organizers, coordinators, photographers, videographers, speakers or communicators, etc.). Such employees will continue to have coverage for injuries pursuant to the terms of their employment. 

b)      Each Attendee voluntarily chooses to attend the Event. Attendees are aware, or ought reasonably to be aware, of the risks, dangers and hazards of attending the Event, including:

                                                     i.      golf- and Sports-related injuries;

                                                    ii.      Golfcart-related injuries; and

                                                  iii.      golf entertainment related injuries.

c)       Damage to or loss of personal property, including personal vehicles parked on the Venue’s property or near where golf is played. Attendees accept any and all risks of death, disability, illness, injury and property loss or damage. The Event activities may be physically intense, may at times require exertion to engage in, and there is a possibility that Attendees may suffer injury or illness as a result of such exertion.  By participating in the Event, Attendees acknowledge such risks, that they are physically and mentally able to fully engage in these activities, and will comply with these Rules, and all rules and regulations enacted by the Host and Venue governing the Event so as not to injure themselves or others. 

d)      In consideration of the opportunity to participate in the Event, Attendees agree to forever waive, release and discharge the HOSt, together with its group of companies, associated and related entities, directors, officers, employees, contractors, agents, successors, assigns and legal representatives (collectively, the “Releasees”) from any and all actual or potential lawsuits, actions, causes of action, claims, procedures, complaints, liabilities, costs, expenses (including legal fees and expenses), liabilities, damages or demands for payment whatsoever, whether in law or equity without limitation (collectively, “Claims”), indemnifying the Releasees against any and all such Claims arising out of, connected with, or resulting from entering or participating in the Event, and releasing the Releasees from any and all such Claims, and that such release shall be binding upon each Attendee’s estate, heirs, representatives and assigns.

e)      If Attendees violate the terms of this article 10, Assumption of Risk & Limitation of Liability, by commencing a proceeding against any or all of the Releasees, this waiver, release of liability & assumption of risk may be raised as a complete defence and bar to any such proceeding.

f)        Attendees will not object to the enforcement of these Rules by or on behalf of any or all of the Releasees.

10.   PARAMOUNTCY. In the event of any discrepancy or inconsistency between the terms and conditions of these Rules and any other statements contained in any Event or Tournament-related materials, the terms and conditions of the Rules shall prevail. 

11.   AMENDMENT. The Host reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to amend the Rules at any time for any reason. Notice of any such amendment will be made by conspicuous edits to the website on which these Rules are posted.

12.   GOVERNING LAW. This Event will be conducted in the province of Ontario, Canada. The Rules shall be construed and evaluated according to the laws of Ontario and the federal laws of Canada applicable therein.