Golf Courses
Below is a listing of Golf Courses found in the Greater Hamilton Area:
- (1) Beverly Golf & Country Club (18 holes, private), originated in 1957. It was formed as a non-profit corporation on a piece of farmland in the then Township of Beverly. The course was designed by Canadian Golf Architect, Robbie Robinson, as an 18 hole course. The first nine holes opened for play in 1959 and the back nine, one year later in 1960. 6,525-yard (5,966 m), par 70.
- (2) Caistorville Golf Club (18 holes, public)
- (3) Camisle Cedar Springs Rd (27 holes, public)
- (4) Carlisle Golf And Country Club (27 holes, public), Three nines, (3,409-yard par 36 North, 3,264-yard (2,985 m) par 36 South, 3,179-yard (2,907 m) par 36 East), and various tee deck options are available to cater to golfers of all abilities. Awards won include both Canada's Golf Course Ranking Magazine (Gold Medal, 1995) and Score Magazine (one of the top 18 women friendly courses in Canada).
- (5) Cayuga Golf Club (18 holes, public), It has 18-holes with 3-sets of tees each for all levels of play as well as a number of practice facilities and a full service clubhouse.
- (6) Century Pines Golf Club (18 holes, public), The course was re-designed in 2001 in a parkland motif by renowned architect Ted Baker & Associates. The site includes a 12,000-square-foot (1,100 m2) clubhouse that comes with a banquet room that can comfortably accommodate up to 300 people.
- (7) Chedoke Beddoe Civic Golf Course (18 holes, public)
- (8) Chippewa Creek Golf & Country Club (27 holes, semi-private), in Mount Hope. 6,300-yard (5,800 m), par 72 course offers a diverse 27 holes, irrigated fairways, elevated tees.
- (9) Copetown Woods Golf Club (18 holes, public)
- (10) Dundas Valley Golf & Curling Club (27 holes, private)
- (11) Dunnville Golf & Country Club (9 holes, Semi-Private)
- (12) Empire Greens Golf Course ( holes, public)
- (13) Flamborough Hills Golf Club (27 holes, Semi-Private)
- (14) Freedom Oaks Golf Club (18 holes, public)
- (15) Glancaster Golf & Country Club (18 holes, public)
- (16) Glendale Golf & Country Club (18 holes, private, includes Curling rink with 6-sheets.)
- (17) The Golfers Den (public)
- (18) King's Forest Golf Course (18 holes, public)
- (19) Knollwood Golf Club (36 holes, public)
- (20) Oak Gables Golf Club & Driving Range (27 holes, Semi-Private)
- (21) Paris Grand (18 holes, public)
- (22) Pineland Greens Golf Club (9 holes, public)
- (23) Pros Golf Centre (9 holes, public)
- (24) Ramborough Hills Golf Club (27 holes, semi-private)
- (25) Rock Chapel Golf Centre (9 holes, public)
- (26) Satellite Golf Centre (9 holes, public)
- (27) Scenic Woods Golf & Country Club (18 holes, Semi-Private)
- (28) Southbrook Golf & Country Club (18 holes, Semi-Private)
- (29) Southern Pines Golf & Country Club (18 holes, Semi-Private)
- (30) Sundrim Golf Club (27 holes, Semi-Private)
- (31) Willow Valley Golf Course (18 holes, public)
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