Burlington area golf courses are growing in popularity in the GTA, there are currently 8 beautiful golf courses to choose from. So if you’re looking for a great place to play golf and are in the GTA, swing by any Burlington golf course for a great time out on the links. Not only are the layouts picturesque and challenging, the staff are both knowledgeable and friendly and there’s always a good golf atmosphere.
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One of the best things about Burlington golf courses is that the courses are frequently home to charity tournaments. This truly speaks for how popular golfing in Burlington really is. The atmosphere at each of the Burlington golf courses creates some of the best golfing experiences that you will ever have.
Each course has its pros and cons, but easily the best golf course in Burlington is Burlington Golf and Country Club. Unfortunately, it is private, so unless you know someone who is a member, you’ll have to move on to the next best thing, which is debatable.
The second best Burlington golf course all comes down to personal preference. Crosswinds Golf and Country Club, a relatively new course, is carved out of the picturesque Niagara escarpment. Complete with strategically placed water hazards and bunkers, this layout is probably the best public course in Burlington has to offer next to the private courses in the area.
Following Crosswinds would be Hidden Lake Golf Club. Not only does Hidden Lake have 36 holes, but it also has the best driving range in the city. Furthermore, their “new course” has been the host of the Canadian Open’s Monday Qualifier several times.
Indian Wells Golf Club falls closely behind Hidden Lake, holding the title of best views. The 18-hole layout has seen many changes in the past few years, and with the best “Men’s Night” in town, the relaxed atmosphere and extremely challenging layout is on the rise.
Millcroft Golf Club, which is under the same ownership as Indian Wells, has seen its fair share of changes as well. Originally home to a great driving range, it is now lined with houses. It is a very well kept Burlington golf course, and although it is a little bit on the short side, it is quite enjoyable.
You can’t forget Lowville Golf Club with its rolling terrain that always makes it a challenging course to play. The other Burlington golf courses are lower in price and are geared more toward the “weekend golfer.”
Burlington Springs Golf and Country Club and Tyandaga Golf Course are good for a fun, relaxed round of golf.
If you are a less experienced golfer looking to get into the game, Camisle Golf is the perfect place to learn how to play the game.
18 Hole Burlington Golf Courses
When golfing in Burlington you can find plenty of great 18 hole Burlington golf courses. With a mixture of public and private courses, Burlington golf courses give you the option to purchase a membership to an elite private course, or play on some of the best public golf courses in the GTA.
The variety of golf courses in Burlington range from Millcroft Golf Club which is set in a sub division (watch out for the houses!), Lowville Golf Club with rolling hills to test your blind shot skills, or Crosswinds Golf and Country Club which is a new Burlington Golf Course but delivers a golfing experience like the course has been around for years.
Other Burlington golf courses like Burlington Golf and Country Club, Hidden Lake Golf Club, Indian Wells, Burlington Springs Golf and Country Club and Tyandaga Golf Course are not to be forgotten. Burlington golf is one of the core areas for golfing in the GTA and has enough courses alone to last you all season.
Burlington Golf Courses
- Burlington Golf and Country Club
- Crosswinds Golf and Country Club
- Hidden Lake Golf Club
- Indian Wells Golf Club
- Millcroft Golf Club
- Burlington Springs Golf and Country Club
- Tyandaga Golf Course
- Lowville Golf Club
27 Hole Burlington Golf Courses
When it comes to 27 hole Burlington golf courses, Camilse Golf provides you with the option of a 9 and 18 Hole golf course. Whether you are in the mood to shoot 9 Holes or a full 18, Camilse golf course is a golf course in the GTA that can cater your needs. Oh, and by the way, you can also play winter golf at Camilse for those who just can’t wait for the warm weather.
- Camisle Golf (9 & 18 hole Burlington golf course)
Burlington Driving Ranges, Golf Domes & Simulators
If you are looking to work on your swing there are several Burlington Driving Ranges, Burlington Golf Domes & Burlington Golf Simulators in the area to visit. Within Range Golf Centre and The Golfer’s Indoor Academy are two fan favorites.
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