
Ontario
The Golf Association of Ontario was formed in 2001 after the merger of Ontario Golf Association and the Ontario Golf Association and Ontario Ladies Golf Association and the new governing body is responsible for organizing more than 100 annual competitions for golfers of both genders of all ages. With a membership of 115,000 golfers from over 420 golf clubs the GAO splits its membership into 14 districts that are more manageable. There's an array of high-quality golf courses that can be located in Ontario. If it's old-fashioned layouts that appeal to you, then look into the two Stanley Thompson-designed courses in the early 1920s, at St George's and Westmount or check out the older Harry Colt tracks in Hamilton (1916) in addition to Toronto (1911). However If modern courses are your preference, then Tom McBroom's Course located at Rocky Crest and the 18-hole course created by Doug Carrick at Muskoka Bay may be for you.
St George's Golf & Country Club - Ontario
Ontario, Canada
St George's Golf & Country Club - Ontario
With tight twisting fairways and undulating terrain, St George’s Golf & Country Club is a man and woman-sized test of golf and five-time host to the Canadian Open.
Hamilton Golf & Country Club (West & South)
Ontario, Canada
Hamilton Golf & Country Club (West & South)
Hamilton Golf & Country Club, or Ancaster as it is known locally, is located on land that was once known as Grange Farm and it is set most beautifully in elegant, heavily wooded seclusion.
Toronto Golf Club (Colt)
Ontario, Canada
Toronto Golf Club (Colt)
Toronto Golf Club was Canada’s first championship course and was the yardstick against which all future golf courses would be measured.
The Pulpit Club (Paintbrush)
Ontario, Canada
The Pulpit Club (Paintbrush)
Devil’s Paintbrush is as close to a links style of course that you can get over terrain that is nowhere near the sea...
Beacon Hall Golf Club
Ontario, Canada
Beacon Hall Golf Club
Beacon Hall Golf Club is a private, 18-hole course contained within a 265-acre site which is located on the Oak Ridges Moraine, a thirty-minute drive north of Toronto.
National Golf Club of Canada
Ontario, Canada
National Golf Club of Canada
With narrow, undulating and tree-lined fairways, it’s easy to see on the surface why The National Golf Club of Canada is so tough, but the more formidable challenge arrives at the greens.
Oviinbyrd Golf Club
Ontario, Canada
Oviinbyrd Golf Club
Developed by entrepreneur Peter Schwartz, Oviinbyrd is an exclusive golf club that first opened in 2005 with members playing on a Thomas McBroom designed course.
Muskoka Bay Resort
Ontario, Canada
Muskoka Bay Resort
The golf course at Muskoka Bay Club sits at “The Gateway to the Muskoka Lake District” and it’s within this rugged landscape that Doug Carrick designed a layout that blends in beautifully with its surroundings.
Westmount Golf & Country Club
Ontario, Canada
Westmount Golf & Country Club
Westmount Golf & Country Club was designed by legendary golf course architect Stanley Thompson, who constructed many of Canada’s top tracks between the First and Second World Wars.