Timberwolf Golf Club

Timberwolf Golf Club is a championship-caliber course that stands as one of the largest and most visually striking layouts in Northern Ontario. Designed by acclaimed Canadian architect Thomas McBroom in 1998, Timberwolf sprawls across a vast tract of land, offering a golfing experience defined by scale, solitude, and natural beauty. The par-72, 18-hole course stretches over 7,126 yards, winding through wetlands, streams, and granite outcroppings, with thousands of white birch trees framing the fairways. Each hole feels like a world unto itself, offering a sense of isolation and immersion rarely found in public courses.