Plan the perfect Ontario golf weekend

Bruce, Grey and Simcoe

Located on Lake Simcoe, Barrie has a large public beach and a historic downtown core with great shopping, dining and golf courses nearby. Located between Blue Mountain and Wasaga Beach, Collingwood offers four seasons of activities, including fantastic golf.

Innisbrook Golf

Located in Barrie’s south end, just minutes from Highway, Innisbrook is easy to get to. At 4,521 yards and a par of 64, this course is not only fun to play, it also features an inviting clubhouse, restaurant and outdoor patio.

Location: 211 Lockhart Road, Barrie

Landings of Willow Creek

This par 36 course is made for walking with its 9-hole regulation length featuring 14 bunkers and two water hazards. It’s an excellent course for a Friday night arrival or squeezing in one more round before leaving on Sunday.

Location: 424 Penetanguishene Road, Barrie

Bear Creek Golf Club

With three distinct 18-hole combinations on the 27-hole course, Bear Creek offers variety to enhance your golfing experience. The average is par per nine holes here is 35 and measures approximately 2,800 yards. A relaxing clubhouse with a covered patio and the Bear Paw Grill offer sustenance after a long day of golfing.

Location: 8545 Simcoe County Road 56, Utopia

Cranberry Golf Course

With 6,618 yards of expansive fairways and magnificent Blue Mountain as the backdrop, this course is both challenging and scenic. Check out the food app to avoid line-ups and have meals delivered on the course.

Location: 27B Harbour Street West, Collingwood

Monterra Golf

Located at Blue Mountain Resort, Monterra is a 6,581-yard, par-72 gem. With many restaurants and activities around the mountain, this golf course can certainly brag about having a great location.

Location: 220 Jozo Weider Boulevard, The Blue Mountains

The Golf Club at Lora Bay

One of Ontario’s most scenic courses with its Georgian Bay backdrop, Lora Bay’s five tee decks offer a challenging test for seasoned golfers and an enjoyable day for casual golfers. Located in charming Thornbury, just a short drive west of Collingwood.

Location: 109 East Ridge Drive, Thornbury

Southeastern Ontario

Situated on the Bay of Quinte, Belleville is a unique urban centre with a small-town feel. Its local golf courses are also far from ordinary.

The beautiful city of Kingston is steeped in history and features a gorgeous waterfront, exciting cuisine, all price points for accommodations and several golf courses nearby.

Black Bear Ridge

This is a challenging, must-play course for passionate golfers. Over seven thousand yards from the tips and challenging greens, all in a traditional parkland layout, this course demands that you use every club in your bag.

Location: 501 Harmony Road, Corbyville

The Trillium Wood Golf Club

A par 72 course that plays between 4,900 and 6,700 yards from four tee decks on over 200 acres of scenic landscape. It's a delight to play, equipped with electric carts and a relaxing restaurant that overlooks the 18th hole.

Location: 1281 ON-37, Corbyville 

The Landings Golf Course

Located next door to Norman Rogers Airport in Kingston’s west end, this 18-hole, par 63 course has a 4,200-yard layout and a full practice range featuring a 25,000 square feet grass tee deck, a large practice putting green and beautiful views of Lake Ontario.

Location: 1025 Len Birchall Way, Kingston

Garrison Golf and Curling Club

This 18-hole, par 72 golf course is located within CFB Kingston, so you know it has been laid out with military precision. The property includes a clubhouse and snack bar. Although many of the regulars are military personnel, visiting golfers are more than welcome.

Location: 12 Red Patch Ave, Kingston

Amherstview Golf Club

It’s easy to walk this 18-hole, par 72 and 6,232-yard course. It has a layout that’s not too intimidating for beginners. If you prefer to ride, a new fleet of Yamaha golf carts are available. A food truck beside the 10th hole keeps you energized for the back nine.

Location: 477 Golf Course Road, Amherstview

Southwestern Ontario

Play great courses in and around Windsor and enjoy everything else Ontario’s southernmost city has to offer, including full-service hotels, culinary offerings and even Caesar’s Windsor.

Seven Lakes Golf

After conquering the 6,802-yard championship course, take on the adjacent 9-hole course, which was the property’s original track.

Location: 3600 Seven Lakes Drive, LaSalle

Ambassador Golf Club

The Ambassador measures from 5,300 yards to over 7,000 yards, depending on how brave you are in selecting your tees. With full banquet facilities, the Tuscan House Grill and more, the full Ambassador experience is a must-do.

Location: 1025 Sprucewood Avenue, Windsor

Roseland Golf Club

This is the only municipal course in Canada designed by legendary course architect, Donald Ross. You’ll find classic parkland golf here on the championship 18-hole course and the challenging 9-hole, par-3 track.

Location: 455 Kennedy Drive West, Windsor

York, Durham and Headwaters

From the Niagara Escarpment to the Oak Ridges Moraine, Caledon is known for spectacular landscapes and dazzling topography, which lend themselves well to excellent golf.

Located just 45 minutes from Toronto, Uxbridge is an inviting community with great food, local breweries, various accommodations and the outdoors at your fingertips, including awesome golf courses.

In addition to the largest amusement park in the country, Canada’s Wonderland, and Vaughan Mills, one of Canada's largest shopping centres, Vaughan is also home to outstanding golf.

Caledon Golf and Country Club

Opened in 1960, this 18-hole public course measures 6,505 yards from the longest tees. Its location in the valley of Caledon Hills makes for a day that’s as picturesque as it is challenging.

Location: 2121 Olde Base Line Road, Inglewood

Glen Eagle Golf Club

Glen Eagle also offers three distinct 9-hole layouts that allow golfers to play three different 18-hole combinations or 27 holes in one day. Each of the 9 holes is par 36, with an average length of 3,400 yards.

Location: 15731 Peel Regional Road 50, Bolton

Mill Run Golf Club

Home to two golf courses with a combined 45 holes, the championship course offers three unique nines, the Wheel, Grist, and Grind, totalling 6,662 yards. They also offer an 18-hole Highland executive course. The clubhouse at Mill Run is open year-round.

Location: 269 Durham Regional Road 8, Uxbridge

Wooden Sticks

A true nod to the spirit of the game, Wooden Sticks is a golf lover’s dream. Architect Ron Garl designed the course, taking inspiration from 12 world-famous golf holes including the Road Hole at St. Andrews and the par-3 island green at TPC Sawgrass. The course provides a challenging and unforgettable golf experience. Book a luxury cabin or suite, and treat yourself to breakfast, lunch, or dinner—all served in the dining room.

Location: 40 Elgin Park Drive, Uxbridge

Eagles Nest Golf

This 7,476-yard, par 72 monster offers panoramic views of the downtown Toronto skyline and is consistently rated among Canada’s top public courses. Jim and Garry's Pub and Lago’s Gourmet Express Catering allow you to fill up before and after your round.

Location: 10000 Dufferin Street, Maple

Copper Creek

Located just 35 minutes north of downtown Toronto, this course is a par 72 laid out on 7,074 yards and is home to the Kleinburg Room and Bistro for fine or casual dining with a spectacular terrace overlooking the valley. Copper Creek offers a memorable experience before, during and after each round.

Location: 11191 Highway 27, Kleinburg

TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley

Boasting three of Canada’s top 25 public courses and home to the PGA Tour’s RBC Canadian Open in 2025, TPC Toronto is a must-play destination. In addition to exceptional golf, you’ll find equally exceptional dining and accommodations here. 

Location: 19131 Main Street, Alton

Algonquin, Muskoka and Parry Sound

Only two hours north of Toronto, you’ll feel a world away in Gravenhurst with views of Muskoka’s forested areas, beautiful lakes and rocky outcroppings of the Canadian Shield.

A short distance north in the heart of beautiful Muskoka, Huntsville is one the most popular places for a weekend getaway. Flanked by Algonquin and Arrowhead Provincial Parks just north, the scenery is spectacular, as is the golf.

Muskoka Bay Resort

Consistently ranked Ontario’s top public golf course, this Doug Carrick-designed gem is a feast for the senses. After your memorable round, relax with a beverage and meal on the panoramic terrace as you recount the birdies that got away. Book a stay-and-play package for the whole Muskoka Bay experience.

Location: 1217 North Muldrew Lake Road, Gravenhurst

Taboo Muskoka

Taboo is among Canada’s Top 100 courses and is renowned for its panoramic beauty. This 18-hole beast measures 7,340 yards from the tips and is as fun to play as it is challenging. Rental carts are available, and three different restaurants, from fine dining to Bar 19, serve casual beverages, snacks and sandwiches.

Location: 1209 Muskoka Beach Road, Gravenhurst

Muskoka Highlands

About a 15-minute drive north of Gravenhurst in Bracebridge, Muskoka Highlands caters to beginner golfers with a 3,000-yard course within the 6,000-yard championship course. What’s also unique about this property is that dogs are welcome.

Location: 1036 S Monck Drive, Bracebridge

Deerhurst Highlands

Deerhurst’s par 72 course is consistently ranked among Canada’s top 100 public courses. With views of Canadian Shield that look like a painting by the famous Group of Seven, the celebrated course, five onsite restaurants, and luxury accommodations, Deerhurst is one of central Ontario’s finest golf resorts.

Location: 1235 Deerhurst Drive, Huntsville

Huntsville Downs Golf

This 18-hole, 6,486-yard, par 72 course is situated on 200 acres of the Canadian Shield. The BBQ at the turn offers a wide selection of quick meal options like gourmet burgers, sausages, hot dogs and sandwiches on freshly baked bread and buns, perfect before or after a round of golf.

Location: 182 Golf Course Road, Huntsville

The Diamond in the Rough

Located 25 minutes from Bracebridge, Huntsville and Port Carling, the Diamond is home to luxury cottages that sleep six and have waterfront access. The 9-hole course measures 2,754 yards from the back tees and a par score of 34.  A round here is a great way to introduce yourself to Muskoka golf on arrival day.

Location: 1137 Old Parry Sound Road, Utterson

Niagara Region

Niagara is the home to one of the great wonders of the world. It also boasts spectacular courses. Come for the falls and stay for the golf.

Beechwood Golf

Built on the site of a War of 1812 battle, this property has some interesting history. The “Old Barn” section of the clubhouse was built in 1883. Play the 6,653-yard, par 72 course and enjoy the restaurant's pub-style pizzas fit for a golfer’s appetite.

Location: 4680 Thorold Townline Road, Niagara Falls

Legends on the Niagara

Featuring not one but two championship courses, a par 3 executive course and a 360° driving range, all situated on 45 acres. You can walk or ride these courses and then enjoy the delicious pub-style fare at the clubhouse restaurant that overlooks the greens bordering on historic War of 1812 battlegrounds.

Location: 9561 Niagara Parkway, Niagara Falls

Niagara-on-the-Lake Golf Club

Established in 1875, this is Ontario’s oldest golf course. Situated along the Niagara River and steps from the quaint shops on Victoria Street in charming Niagara-on-the-Lake. This is an 18-hole stroll you’ll not soon forget.

Location: 143 Front Street, Niagara-on-the-Lake

Grand Niagara Golf Club

Minutes from the Fallsview tourist area and along the Welland Canal stand 36 holes of unforgettable golf designed by two of the sport’s legends, Rees Jones and Greg Norman. Admire picturesque, rolling fairways from tee decks measuring under 6,000 yards for the novice and up to over 7,000 yards for the avid player looking for a true test.

Location: 8547 Grassy Brook Road, Niagara Falls

Ottawa Region

The capital of Canada, Ottawa is brimming with epic history, architecture, culture, culinary and golf courses.

The Marshes Golf Club

This scenic public golf club is part of the Brookstreet Hotel complex in the Ottawa suburb of Kanata, featuring an 18-hole championship golf course and a 9-hole PGA-approved short course. In addition to great rooms and suites, Brookstreet also offers fine dining opportunities, a lounge and a café.

Location: 320 Terry Fox Drive, Kanata

The Pine View

Located just 12 minutes from Parliament Hill, the Championship Course at Pine View is a 6,540 yard, par 72 parkland design that will challenge every level of golfer, while the 18-hole executive is perfect for a quick round and some short game practice.

Location: 1471 Blair Road, Gloucester

The Meadows Golf and Country Club

Four unique nines make The Meadows a premier golf destination in the Ottawa area. World-class golf, scenery and food make it a favourite of locals and visitors alike.

Location: 4335 Hawthorne Road, Gloucester

Sault Ste. Marie and Algoma

Located where two of the Great Lakes meet, Sault Ste. Marie has the best of both worlds — urban amenities coupled with some of the best outdoor adventures in the Algoma region. And what’s more, it’s home to great golf.

Crimson Ridge

Waterfalls, creeks, numerous elevation changes, mature hardwoods and incredible views add to the ambiance of this par 72, 6,810-yard course. The on-site restaurant Embers offers both pub fare and fine dining.

Location: 418 Fourth Line West, Sault Ste. Marie

Silver Creek

Located just outside Sault Ste. Marie in the Garden River First Nation, this 18-hole championship layout is one of Northern Ontario’s longest courses. It is a par 72, measuring 7,435 yards from the tips. The on-site restaurant serves a famous Friday night fish fry that is a must-try.

Location: 104 Belleau Lake Road, Garden River

Northeastern Ontario

The city of Greater Sudbury is an amalgamation of Sudbury, Capreol, Nickel Centre, Onaping Falls, Rayside-Balfour, Valley East and Walden, as well as several unincorporated townships. It’s home to a major geological structure called the Sudbury Basin, which is the third-largest and one of the oldest craters on Earth. Locally known as the City of Lakes, Greater Sudbury contains 330 lakes, ample outdoor activities and excellent golf.

Twin Stacks Golf Club

You’d never know this 9-hole, par-35 par executive course was once the site of Inco's decommissioned Coniston Smelter. Today's re-greened property is far from the image of the old sulphur-blackened rocks and tailings ponds of the past, but it’s still known locally as “the Stacks.”

Location: 84 Smelter Road, Coniston

Timberwolf Golf Club

At 7,126 yards and par 72, this course is long and beautiful. The sprawling layout gives players an overwhelming sense of solitude as each hole provides seclusion from the others. And while you’re out golfing, Chef Barry will be busy preparing daily soup, pizza and pasta specials.

Location: 1930 Maley Drive, Garson