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Top 10 Golf Courses in Toronto

Canada’s largest city is a true golf destination. These are the 10 courses Greater Toronto golfers look for when they want a memorable round.

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Toronto is home to some of the most respected golf in the country and to Golf Canada, which stages the RBC Canadian Open on the PGA Tour. Downtown fairways are limited, but the Greater Toronto Area is packed with public, semi-private, and destination clubs—easily more than 200 courses across the region.

Golfers searching for the top 10 golf courses in Toronto usually want championship history, scenic layouts, and courses they can actually play. This destination guide covers standout clubs from Oakville to Markham, Brampton to Uxbridge, plus the city’s own Don Valley municipal course.

Niagara is a short drive east and Muskoka sits to the north, but you do not need a long weekend getaway for a great round. Foxbridge Golf Club in Uxbridge is a public 18-hole favourite about 40 minutes from downtown Toronto.

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Ten of the best places to play in and around the city—ranked for scenery, access, and a true Toronto-area golf experience.

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Glen Abbey Golf Club

Oakville, Ontario · Public championship course

A Jack Nicklaus design west of Toronto and longtime home of the RBC Canadian Open. The valley stretch through Sixteen Mile Creek is among the most famous holes in Canadian golf, including the setting of Tiger Woods’ 3-iron bunker shot in 2000. A must-play for championship history in the GTA.

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Angus Glen Golf Club

Markham, Ontario · Two 18-hole courses

North of the city in Markham, Angus Glen offers two championship 18s and hosted the Canadian Open in 2002 and 2007. The South Course is a Doug Carrick layout; the North is by Jay Morrish. Strong practice facilities and a true club atmosphere make it a favourite for GTA golfers.

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Wooden Sticks Golf Club

Uxbridge, Ontario · Public 18 holes

Each hole is inspired by a famous template from around the world, from St Andrews to Augusta. Wooden Sticks sits in Uxbridge—the same golf town as Foxbridge—and is a distinctive day out for Toronto players who want something different from a standard parkland round.

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Copper Creek Golf Club

Kleinburg, Ontario · Public championship course

A Hurdzan-Fry design in Kleinburg with a polished clubhouse and consistently strong conditioning. Copper Creek is a popular premium public option northwest of Toronto for members, corporate groups, and destination rounds.

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Station Creek Golf Club

Gormley, Ontario · 36 holes

Two 18-hole courses in Gormley give York Region golfers plenty of variety. Station Creek is a reliable GTA destination for daily-fee play, leagues, and larger groups looking for a full day of golf north of Toronto.

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Cardinal Golf Club

Goodwood, Ontario · Public 27 holes

A welcoming public club in Goodwood with 27 holes and a countryside setting. Cardinal is a practical pick for Toronto and Durham golfers who want playable golf, events, and a shorter drive than heading to Muskoka.

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Lionhead Golf Club

Brampton, Ontario · Two championship 18s

The Legends and Masters courses give west-GTA golfers two demanding championship layouts in Brampton. Water, elevation, and tournament infrastructure make Lionhead a regular choice for competitive play and corporate outings.

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Deer Creek Golf Club

Ajax, Ontario · 36 holes

East of Toronto in Ajax, Deer Creek offers North and South 18-hole courses plus a well-known golf academy. It is a strong Durham Region option for public golfers, juniors, and groups coming from Scarborough, Pickering, and downtown.

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Don Valley Golf Course

Toronto, Ontario · Municipal 18 holes

The City of Toronto’s longest municipal course follows the Don River with tree-lined fairways and downtown access. Don Valley is the in-city pick on this list—ideal when you want an 18-hole round without leaving Toronto.

Aerial view of Foxbridge Golf Club, number one on the top 10 golf courses in Toronto list

Why Foxbridge Tops This Toronto List

Among golf courses in Toronto and the GTA, Foxbridge stands out because it is public, scenic, and easy to reach. You can book a tee time online, play 9 or 18 holes, stay for dinner at Scrambles, and host a tournament or league night on the same property.

That combination—championship-style conditions without private-club barriers—is what most Toronto golfers actually want when they search for the best places to play.

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Foxbridge at a Glance

Close to Toronto

About 40 minutes from downtown via Hwy 407 East and Lakeridge Road.

18 Scenic Holes

North and South courses across nearly 200 acres of countryside golf.

Book Anytime

Public tee times, leagues, memberships, and tournaments available online.

Top 10 Golf Courses in Toronto – FAQs

What are the top 10 golf courses in Toronto?
Foxbridge Golf Club, Glen Abbey, Angus Glen, Wooden Sticks, Copper Creek, Station Creek, Cardinal Golf Club, Lionhead, Deer Creek, and Don Valley Golf Course.
Which course on this list can I book as a public golfer?
Foxbridge Golf Club welcomes daily-fee players. Visit foxbridge.ca to reserve a tee time.
Are most Toronto golf courses private?
Many prestigious GTA clubs are private or semi-private, but the region still has a large number of public and daily-fee courses, including Foxbridge in Uxbridge.
How do I get to Foxbridge from Toronto?
Take Highway 407 East to Lakeridge Road north into Uxbridge. The club is at 350 Reach Street, about 40 minutes from downtown Toronto.

Play the #1 Course on This List

Book a round at Foxbridge Golf Club—scenic public golf near Toronto.

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905-852-7962

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