Golf courses map — Peel Region

Spread across more than 200 acres of rolling Caledon countryside, Banty's Roost is a 27-hole public facility where ponds come into play on all three nine-hole loops, rewarding careful course management. Opened in 1989 and expanded over time, it includes a driving range, pro shop, and extensive patio, and is convenient to Brampton just north on Bramalea Road.

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Occupying the highest land in Mississauga, BraeBen's rolling terrain lifts players nearly 100 feet above the city, delivering panoramic views of the Mississauga skyline that are unusual for a municipal layout in the GTA. The 27-hole facility pairs an 18-hole championship course with a shorter nine-hole track, and a full driving range makes it a practical all-in-one option for golfers of every level in the Heartland corridor.

18-hole Championship Course (18) · 9-hole Par-3 Course (9)

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Winding through a mature, classic parkland layout that has drawn competitive and recreational members for a century, Brampton Golf Club carries a low-key reputation for timeless conditions and a warm atmosphere. The course was the site of the 2023 World Junior Girls Championship, where Team Canada claimed the title on home soil. Membership is required for play.

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Positioned along Olde Base Line Road in the Caledon Hills, this public 18-hole course plays through the characteristic terrain of the Niagara Escarpment edge — rolling ground and longer sightlines that give the par-72 layout an open, airy quality. A driving range, lessons, restaurant, and membership options make it a workable home base for Caledon-area golfers looking for full-facility access.

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Set in the hills north of Bolton, Caledon Woods is a private 18-hole par-71 course managed by ClubLink, offering members a parkland layout alongside a full range of practice and dining facilities. Access is by membership and guest invitation only.

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Designed by Robbie Robinson around a river valley the architect reportedly called one of the finest natural settings he had encountered, Credit Valley's parkland layout follows the Credit River through Mississauga, with tight fairways, large undulating greens, and wildlife along the corridor at dawn and dusk. Five sets of tees accommodate a range of playing abilities, and the course is open to members and their guests.

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Designed by Rene Muylaert and opened in 1962, Glen Eagle has been shaping public golf in the Caledon Hills for more than six decades, long enough to have hosted rounds by Moe Norman and Sandra Post. Three nine-hole loops — Red, Blue, and Yellow — allow flexible combinations across the property's contoured Highway 50 terrain, giving regulars enough variety to keep the routing from growing stale.

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One of the oldest operating courses in the GTA, Lakeview has been in play since 1907 on a Herbert Strong parkland design that now carries Ontario Heritage designation. Large, sloping greens and a tree canopy matured over more than a century define the character of the 18-hole layout — a course with enough tournament pedigree to have hosted the Canadian Open twice and enough quiet dignity to reward a golfer who simply wants to play somewhere with real history.

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Nestled among conservation lands in Caledon, Legacy Pines is a nine-hole par-34 layout framed by towering pines and rolling hills, measuring just under 2,300 yards and typically completable in under two hours. The semi-private facility offers public tee times alongside memberships, and is well suited to beginners and golfers looking for a quick, scenic round.

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Carved into 520 acres of Brampton meadows, ravines, and wetland corridors, Lionhead's two 18-hole public courses — the Legends and Masters — are the flagship of Kaneff Golf and among the most reviewed public layouts in the Greater Toronto Area. Both courses run in the 6,000-to-7,300-yard range and include cart rental; a driving range, restaurant, and lessons are also on site.

Legends (18) · Masters (18)

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Threading along and over the Credit River in Mississauga, Mississaugua Golf and Country Club has hosted some of the sport's defining names — Nicklaus, Hogan, Hagen, Snead — on a course regarded as one of the most storied in Canadian history, with updated greens and bunkers that preserve its classic character. Beyond golf, the century-old private club offers curling, tennis, fitness, and dining for members year-round.

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Osprey Valley Heathlands is a public 18-hole links-style course by Doug Carrick, known for fescue-covered dunes, pot bunkers, and severely sloped greens.

Heathlands (18)

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Osprey Valley Hoot is a public 18-hole course by Doug Carrick, combining wide fairways, expansive waste bunkers, and approachable yet challenging green sites.

Hoot (18)

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Osprey Valley North is a championship-style public 18-hole course in Caledon, renovated by Ian Andrew and built around wide corridors, strategic bunkering, and demanding green sites.

North (18)

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Laid out across 67 acres of Etobicoke Creek flood plain in central Brampton, Peel Village trades length for character — tree-lined dog-legs, natural water hazards, sand traps, and elevated tee boxes and greens squeeze more decision-making into nine holes than the compact format might suggest. It is a useful course for players sharpening their short-game precision without committing to a full 18.

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Founded in 1876 and established at its current Mississauga site in 1911, The Toronto Golf Club is one of the oldest clubs in North America, with a course designed by H.S. Colt that has hosted the Canadian Open five times and the Canadian Amateur Championship nine times. Access is by private membership only.

Colt Course (18) · Watson Course (9)

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Spread across Caledon's rolling hills northwest of Toronto, TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley operates three highly rated public 18-hole courses and serves as the host venue for the 2026 and 2027 RBC Canadian Open. The property pairs a serious golf destination with villa accommodations, dining, and golf schools, making it a common choice for multi-day stays as much as single rounds.

Hoot (18) · North (18) · Heathlands (18)

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Designed by Carrick and Tyers and established in 2010, Turnberry Golf Club is a public 18-hole par-56 executive course in Brampton that caters to players wanting an accessible, shorter-format game. The course offers leagues, lessons, and seasonal memberships alongside public tee times.

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