Toronto Golf Courses

Toronto is the largest city in Canada and the fifth largest in North America. This urban metropolis boasts a diverse culture on the shores of Lake Ontario. Many of the Toronto golf courses are some of the oldest in Canada, making golfing in Toronto a great location for a mature yet cultural golf experience.

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Toronto Private Golf Courses

Toronto has many private Toronto golf courses, and are also some of the oldest in the city. They offer great membership packages and opportunities for guests to play with members. Established in 1876, the Toronto Golf Club is the oldest links in Toronto and the third oldest in North America. This private Toronto golf course features mature trees, gently rolling fairways and beautifully manicured greens. To experience a true original, visit Toronto Golf Club.

Rosedale Golf Club offers its members tree-lined fairways, lush green grass and a stunning layout. This gorgeous Toronto golf course was also home to the Canadian open in 1912 and 1928, making it a definite must play when golfing in the GTA.

For the ultimate view, enjoy a round at The Toronto Hunt Club. This 9 hole Toronto golf course is situated on the Scarborough Bluffs overlooking the spectacular Lake Ontario. With such a peaceful setting you’ll feel as though you’re miles from the city.

Lambton Golf and Country Club was built along four tiers of the Humber River creating a 200 foot drop of spectacular course. Although the course is now in the heart of the city, on its opening day in 1903, there was a special train that brought over a thousand people to the opening event, around 5 miles North of Union Station to what was then considered “the country”.

Cedar Brae Golf and Country Club is located in the Rouge Valley, with tree-lined fairways, flowing streams and rolling hills. You’ll see why Cedar Brae has been the choice of golfers since 1922!

Weston Golf and Country Club is one of the best private Toronto golf courses and is home to Arnold Palmer’s first PGA championship win.

The Ladies’ Golf Club of Toronto is the only remaining private women’s golf facility in Toronto. This course offers female golfers an opportunity to play and learn in a safe and peaceful environment. Offering both a 9 and 18 hole layout, it’s like being a member at two courses for the price of one. The Ladies’ Golf Club of Toronto has a variety of membership packages available, even some for men.

Toronto Public Golf Courses

There are a variety of Toronto public courses in the city, all easily accessible by Toronto Transit (TTC), and in just minutes you could find yourself on a tranquil course in the city.

Royal Woodbine Golf Club is one of the easiest to get to from just about any corner of the city. This challenging Toronto golf course lies near Mimico Creek Valley and offers lush fairways with pristine water hazards scattered throughout. Royal Woodbine Golf Course offers a variety of golf specials that will keep you coming back to play more.

Dentonia Park Golf Course is a charming par 3 Toronto golf course nestled in the east end of the city. Dentonia golf course  is another good Toronto public golf course that offers advanced players the opportunity to practice their short game and still offers  a great track for beginners.

Don Valley Golf Course is an 18 hole Toronto golf course that offers its players both a challenging course and beautiful scenery. With rolling fairways and lush greenery, Don Valley Golf Course is sure to impress golfers of all ages.

Humber Valley Golf Club offers a combination of valley and links style holes, creating the perfect variety for all levels of players. This Toronto golf course requires precision and accuracy on many of the holes, so make sure you bring your best game.

Want to enjoy a quick yet challenging game after your work day? Well look no further! Scarlett Woods Golf Club is located right in the city centre; this par 62 course is less than 4000 yards and makes it easy for any level of golfer to enjoy a relaxing yet quick round of golf. Scarlett Woods is a definitely must play if you want to squeeze in a round of golf after work.

Tam O’Shanter Golf Club is another shorter city of Toronto golf course that offers its golfers a challenging round. Nestled along the Highland Creek this course has many mature trees, flowing water hazards and lush green fairways. For a great round of golf in the northeast end of the city visit Tam O’Shanter.

Toronto Driving Ranges, Golf Domes & Simulators

If you are looking to work on your swing there are several driving ranges in Toronto that you can visit. There are indoor Toronto Driving Ranges, Outdoor Toronto Driving Ranges as well as downtown Toronto driving ranges. Two of the most popular ones are the Polson Pier Driving Range and the Metro Golf Dome. A new addition to the city is the Lakeshore Links Indoor Golf facility. This is a new Toronto golf simulator location.