York Lake Golf and Country Club

Golfer Expectations During COVID-19

· If you have a cough or fever, or have been in contact with someone not feeling well, or have traveled outside of our Province in the last 14 days, please do not come to our Golf Course.

· Practice physical distancing in the parking lot, around the pro-shop or anywhere on the Golf Course.

· Please do not ride a cart with anyone outside your household until this restriction has been lifted, even if one is not available at the clubhouse.

· Refrain from picking up balls, tees, or any other equipment that does not belong to you.

· We will have disinfectant stations at the clubhouse, but please bring your own towels and hand disinfectant as an extra precaution.

Our History

York Lake Golf & Country Club was established in 1926 as Yorkton Country Club, one of approximately 100 golf courses in Saskatchewan which were mainly 9 Holes and Sand Greens. In 1943, under the influence of Charles Beck, the golf Course became known as the South Wood Golf Club and then in 1964 was Incorporated as York Lake Golf & Country Club. Through the hard work of the Board and many Volunteers, the course was developed into a challenging 18 Hole Golf Course. Following a series of several floods beginning in 2010, the back nine became unplayable and efforts to restore the Back 9 were squashed with another devastating flood in 2013. York Lake operated as a 9 Hole course until the Spring of 2019. Three Holes from the previously flooded Back 9 have been re-constructed and incorporated into the Front 9 to make York Lake Golf & Country Club the first 12 Hole Course in the community.