The Best Value Courses in Ontario
We wrap up our Best Value Courses series with special thanks to our panellists plus 10 courses that we’ll be adding to our “must play” list.
We wrap up our Best Value Courses series with special thanks to our panellists plus 10 courses that we’ll be adding to our “must play” list.
It has been nearly three years since Hurricane Fiona carved a path of destruction across Nova Scotia. The storm devastated much of Northumberland’s forested landscape, once a defining characteristic of the course.
The Pulpit and The Paintbrush, two of the top ranked private courses in Canada, should be on everyone’s Bucket List. With new luxurious accommodations, they offer an unparalleled experience.
Stay-and-play golf is a growing trend for lots of golfers. Wooden Sticks has accommodations to welcome large groups on a buddy trip or couples looking for a more intimate getaway.
The course in Stouffville was designed by Rene Muylaert and the private equity club was created with a vision to maximize member enjoyment.
As I experienced these 11 courses, I came to appreciate that they are the backbone of golf in this country – short, affordable and walkable – the essence of golf.
The ‘New to Me Tour’ continues with a visit to hilly Duntroon Highlands on the edge of the Niagara Escarpment.
Stephen Young fashioned this pretty layout on 250 acres, using the Niagara Escarpment as a backdrop and the natural wetlands adjacent to Batteaux Creek to craft a very playable routing.
This is one of McBroom’s earlier designs and it definitely defines the themes that you see at his other Muskoka projects like Deerhurst, Ridge at Manitou and Rocky Crest.