Glen Abbey’s swinging monk turns 50 this year
From Jack Nicklaus on his first solo design through Tiger Woods’ famous bunker shot and many other storied championships, the Abbey has a rich history in Canadian golf.
Courses
Your Next Round: Ballantrae Golf Club, Stouffville, Ontario
Since opening in 2001, this Doug Carrick-designed layout has attracted golfers who appreciate a course that rewards thoughtful play, offers visual appeal from every hole, and provides a challenge without becoming too intimidating.
Experience a Donald Ross classic at Windsor’s Roseland Golf Club
Ontario is fortunate to have many outstanding public golf courses, but few possess Roseland’s combination of history, architectural pedigree and affordability.
Idyllic escape at Lake St. George Golf Club in Washago
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.
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.
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.
Pugwash, Nova Scotia: An Exciting New Era for Northumberland Links
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.
