Toronto Golf Club
Harry Colt's first North American course, ready in 1912 and now stripped of two thousand trees: a middle stretch writers rank with the best…
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 Riverside Country Club
Saskatchewan's oldest club still on its original ground, laid out in 1912 above the South Saskatchewan: two closing holes reviewers rank among the best…
St. George’s Golf and Country Club
Stanley Thompson's best inland work, built for the Royal York Hotel in 1929 and freshly restored: four celebrated closing holes, and greens you cannot…
Settlers’ Ghost Golf Club
An inland links north of Barrie named for the Huron-Wendat settlement and the settlers who followed: fast greens, Georgian Bay views, and value reviewers…
Rosedale Golf Club
One of the few Donald Ross courses in Canada, on ravine ground inside Toronto and restored from a 1939 aerial photograph: green complexes reviewers…
Predator Ridge Resort
Two Doug Carrick courses on dry Okanagan benchland: the hard links-like Predator and the forgiving Ridge, both firm, both excellent, and both a once-a-year…
Ottawa Hunt and Golf Club
Willie Park junior in 1920, on flat Ottawa valley ground with greens rebuilt by Hurdzan: very fast surfaces carrying a course that has nothing…
Oakdale Golf & Country Club
Founded in 1926 by Toronto Jews excluded from the city's clubs, laid out by Stanley Thompson, and host of the Canadian Open in 2023…
Niakwa Country Club
Stanley Thompson on the Seine floodplain in Winnipeg since 1923, bunkers rebuilt by Doug Carrick: the Horn, and the hardest par 72 in the…
Mississaugua Golf & Country Club
Stanley Thompson in the Credit River valley, ready for the 1931 Canadian Open: the elevation Toronto golf otherwise lacks, and a floodplain that keeps…
Greystone Golf Club
Early Doug Carrick on the Niagara Escarpment, one of the four original ClubLink courses: wide fairways that narrow where you want to land, and…
Lambton Golf and Country Club
Bendelow in 1902, Thompson in 1927, on 171 acres falling to the Humber: a clubhouse on the high point, a long climb home, and…