Golf in Toronto

The Greater Toronto Area has more golf courses per capita than anywhere else in the world. And many of the courses are designed by the world’s top architects.  Jack Nicklaus. Tom McBroom. Doug Carrick. Sculpting Ontario’s dramatic topography makes for breathtaking layouts, making play a pleasure no matter what your score.

Ideal Destination
Glen Abbey is known as the shrine of Canadian golf. It’s a challenging course that regularly hosts the Canadian Open. It’s open to the public. Try to recreate the “shot of 2000” – Tiger Woods’ 218-yard six-iron out of a bunker on the 18th. It allowed him to clinch the Triple Crown of golf.

Interesting Fact
If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, there are golf courses blushing all over the world. At Wooden Sticks, just outside of Toronto, a round takes you from St. Andrews to Augusta to Royal Troon.  Twelve of the course’s 18 holes are duplicates of golf’s most legendary holes.