The Round Table: Where does the RBC Canadian Open fit?
This week the panel ponders Jordan Spieth’s claim that gamblers may pose a problem for the Tour; Chris Gotterup; and which series is right for the RBC Canadian Open
Peter Mumford
Peter Mumford is the Editor and Publisher of Fairways Magazine. He's played over 500 different courses in 22 countries and met some fascinating people along the way. He's also a long-suffering Toronto Maple Leafs fan.
Your next round: Lake St. George Golf Club, Washago, Ontario
In a region known for spectacular scenery, Lake St. George offers something equally valuable: authenticity. Its history is one of perseverance, its architecture reflects the best traditions of Canadian golf design.
10 courses to play this season
People ask me all the time where to play and travel. I don’t like to make recommendations unless I’ve actually experienced a course or destination myself.
Road trip to Parry Sound
The 30,000 Islands are the main attraction for cottagers, boaters and day-trippers but golf shouldn’t be forgotten. There are three excellent courses close by that are definitely worth a visit.
The best par-3 holes in Muskoka
Par-3 holes are often the most memorable holes on a golf course. Not only are they situated on some of the most dramatic terrain, they also present a do-or-die dilemma. It’s one shot for glory, and many times the alternative comes with a big number.
2026 is a great year to celebrate. Happy Anniversary!
Each year, we’re excited to celebrate golf courses in the province that have reached milestone anniversaries. This year, we’ve included an association too.
Road trip to Windsor
Taking your game on the road is one of the great pleasures of golf. Whether it’s a buddy trip or a couples outing, the opportunity to visit other parts of the country, sample some terrific golf courses and pamper yourself for a few days should be on every golfer’s calendar. Our destination this week is […]
In depth with Golfplay founder and CEO Steve Harris
“Well, I’m not ever selling it as a replacement for golf. It’s not. It’s a different golf activity. It’s indoors, it’s quicker. You can eat and drink while you play. It’s much more social, much more fun in some ways.”
Postcards from New Brunswick: so much more than a golf trip
Many people think of Canada in terms or French, English or First Nations but that doesn’t do justice to many other nations and ethic groups that helped build this country and still maintain a connection with their ancestral culture.
