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Course profiles

Golf courses in Canada

Course profiles built from official and public sources: length, the hole to know, the season that suits the course and what a round costs.

The Marshes Golf Club

One of the last courses Robert Trent Jones senior and junior built together, opened at Kanata in 2002: six par 3s, six par 4s…

St Charles Country Club

The only club on earth where Donald Ross and Alister MacKenzie each built nine holes: Bendelow in 1905, Ross in 1919, MacKenzie's North nine…

Dundarave Golf Course

A Hurdzan and Fry course opened in 1999 to show off Prince Edward Island's red sandstone: 7,089 yards and 120 bunkers filled with red…

Canadian Golf and Country Club

Twenty-seven holes on farm ground at Ashton since 1975, played as a par 72 West and a par 70 East: the East is the…

Brudenell River Golf Course

Built in 1969 by a member of the PEI legislature and the regulars who played there: a par 72 of 6,542 yards whose card…

Bayview Golf and Country Club

A 1960 Robbie Robinson course at Thornhill that four architects have worked on since: over 7,000 yards, which in 1960 was building for a…

Aspotogan Ridge Golf Club

A Robert Leblanc nine built in 2018 on the Nova Scotia South Shore, where the granite is close enough to the surface to be…

Aroostook Valley Country Club

Founded in 1929 with the clubhouse a few feet inside Canada so American members could drink through Prohibition: you still park in Maine and…

Angus Glen Golf Club

Two Doug Carrick eighteens in Markham that have both hosted the Canadian Open: Rollins on the South in 2002, Furyk on the North in…

Weston Golf and Country Club

Willie Park junior on severe ground above the Humber, and the course where Arnold Palmer won the first of his sixty-two tour titles in…

Westmount Golf & Country Club

Late Stanley Thompson at Kitchener, opened in 1931 after Jasper and Banff: wide landing areas, flashed bunkering, fast greens, and almost no level lies.