Golf Near GTA / Toronto

Centennial Park Golf Centre is a public Etobicoke golf centre with a driving range, practice facilities, mini golf, golf course, clubhouse restaurant, instruction, leagues, and events. The facility posts range cutoff times and Thursday maintenance closures for the driving range.

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Tucked into the ravine landscape of Scarborough's northeast edge, Cedar Brae Golf Club is a private 18-hole par-71 layout that plays to nearly 6,700 yards from the tips and rewards precise iron play and firm course management. The tree-lined routing uses natural elevation changes and strategic bunkering to challenge members across six tee options, from competitive blue tees down to a relaxed forward configuration. Originally designed by Stanley Thompson and set in the Rouge Valley along the meandering Little Rouge Creek, the club dates to 1922 and has since been reshaped by architects C.E. (Robbie) Robinson, Doug Carrick, Thomas McBroom, and Ian Andrew. Practice facilities include a full-length driving range, a 15,000-square-foot putting and chipping green with a wedge calibration range added in 2023, and three indoor simulators equipped with TrackMan technology, backed by PGA of Canada teaching professionals and a pro shop. Membership is tiered, including junior and intermediate categories, and access is reserved for members and guests.

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Laid out on the former Massey family estate near Victoria Park subway station, Dentonia Park's 18-hole par-54 executive course features an elevated landscape throughout, with the signature 11th hole — known as The Cliff — played from a tee deck roughly ten storeys above a well-guarded green. Operated by the City of Toronto, the course is a public facility with straightforward walk-on green fees.

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Set alongside the Don River in the heart of Toronto, Don Valley Golf Course is a public 18-hole, par 72 layout shaped by ravine terrain and naturalized wetlands. Elevation changes and well-protected greens define the character of the round, with holes 12 and 13 widely regarded as the course's standout tests. A driving range and online booking are available throughout the season.

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Tucked into 200 acres within the city, Donalda Club's 6,686-yard Thomas McBroom-designed championship course is the centrepiece of a full multi-sport facility that also includes clay tennis courts, curling ice, a pool, and indoor golf simulators. The private club draws members looking for a complete year-round lifestyle rather than golf alone.

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Tucked into North York just north of Eglinton Avenue, Flemingdon Park Golf Club is a public 9-hole, walking-only course with well-groomed fairways suited to players at any stage of the game. The layout is compact and cart-free, making it one of the most accessible rounds in the city. The course is fully reachable by TTC and open to public play throughout the season.

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Laid out along the west bank of the Humber River in Rexdale, Humber Valley Golf Course is Toronto's oldest public course, with a history stretching back more than a century. The 18-hole, par 70 layout runs 5,472 yards and includes holes 14 and 15 attributed to legendary Canadian architect Stanley Thompson, whose design philosophy rewards strategic play over raw distance.

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A Stanley Thompson design with more than a century of continuous play, Islington Golf Club presents a walkable 18-hole par-72 layout that balances challenge with accessibility within easy reach of downtown Toronto. The private club has preserved its course character through careful restoration while evolving its clubhouse and membership over the decades.

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Carrying more than a century of tradition alongside 27 holes of Rees Jones-designed championship golf, Lambton Golf and Country Club sits in an idyllic setting west of downtown Toronto with five all-weather tennis courts, a modern clubhouse, and a long-standing culture of understated hospitality. The club is private, with access by membership and guest play.

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Established in 1964 along Bloor Street West near the 427, Markland Wood Golf Club is a private par-71 layout that members describe as one of the more walkable yet strategically engaging designs in the city. The club has operated continuously for over 60 years with a focus on a close-knit membership experience.

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Positioned as a central green retreat within Toronto, Oakdale Golf and Country Club is a 27-hole private parkland facility spread across three distinct nines – the Thompson, Homenuik, and Knudson nines – with Black Creek winding through the rolling property. Founded in 1926, the course was originally laid out by architect Stanley Thompson, expanded with a third nine by Robbie Robinson in 1957, and more recently restored toward Thompson's original design by Ian Andrew. The Homenuik nine is named for longtime teaching professional Wilf Homenuik, and the Knudson nine for Canadian golfer George Knudson. The club combines this golf heritage with a family-oriented clubhouse, pool, tennis, and fitness facilities, and served as host venue for the 2023 RBC Canadian Open. Membership is required for access.

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Set in the ravine landscape of Rosedale, one of Toronto's oldest golf institutions, this private 18-hole par-71 course occupies a mature tree-lined setting close to the Don Valley. The club operates on a member-guest basis with no public tee times; the layout measures 6,525 yards from the back tees with a course rating of 71.5 and slope of 130.

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Nestled discreetly in the Mimico Creek valley near the airport, Royal Woodbine is a semi-private 18-hole course that Golf Digest has noted for a solid layout with water and testing greens. The club operates as a golf destination with tournament services and a membership program, and is open to public green-fee play.

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Originally laid out by George Cumming and substantially redesigned in 1924 by A.W. Tillinghast — one of the defining golf architects of that era — Scarboro Golf and Country Club has hosted four Canadian Opens and multiple amateur championships since its founding in 1912. The private club's Edwardian clubhouse adds a distinctive architectural backdrop to a course that has remained an important address in Toronto golf for over a century.

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Running 3,749 yards through the Scarlett Road greenway, Scarlett Woods is a City of Toronto-operated 18-hole par-61 executive course with a mix of short and mid-length holes that work for players at most stages of the game. The course's 17th hole features a water hazard running alongside the fairway, providing one of the layout's more memorable challenges, and a driving range is on site.

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St. George's Golf and Country Club is a private 18-hole par-71 course in Toronto, GTA / Toronto — access is reserved for members and guests.

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Nestled alongside Highland Creek in Scarborough, Tam O’Shanter Golf Course is a public 18-hole, par 72 layout with a parkland character shaped by tree lines, water features, and natural terrain. Hole 13 is the course’s signature, framing a pond against a wooded backdrop. Online booking is available and a driving range is on-site for pre-round warmup.

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Perched on the bluffs above Lake Ontario in Toronto's Beaches neighbourhood, The Toronto Hunt's nine-hole golf course overlooks the water from an elevated vantage point that Golf Magazine has ranked among the top 35 nine-hole courses in the world. One of Canada's oldest member clubs, dating to 1843, it pairs the golf offering with fine dining and a notable wine collection in a historic lakeside clubhouse that itself offers sweeping lake views. The club emphasizes its social and dining program alongside golf, and hosts private events for its membership. Access is restricted to members and their guests; there is no public tee-time booking, consistent with the club's long-standing private character. The combination of elevated lakefront terrain and a nine-hole routing makes it a distinctive layout among the GTA's private clubs.

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Weston Golf and Country Club dates to 1909, when founder John Lindsay first laid out a course on land beside the Humber River; the club acquired the adjoining Wadsworth mill property in 1915 and built a nine-hole course, with remnants of the old millrace still visible on today's fairways. In 1920, Scottish architect Willie Park Jr. designed an expanded 18-hole layout that incorporated the piers of a historic 1850s railway bridge, most famously on the second hole. Arnold Palmer won the 1955 Canadian Open at Weston — his first professional tournament victory — cementing the club's place in Canadian golf history. The current clubhouse was built in the mid-1960s. Weston remains a private, member-only club in Toronto's northwest end and does not offer public tee times.

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The Docks Driving Range is a public Toronto waterfront golf and entertainment venue with an outdoor driving range, Toptracer technology, heated bays, patio dining, lessons, events, and private simulator booking options. Confirm current bucket prices and seasonal hours before visiting.

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Metro Golf Sportsplex is a public indoor golf practice facility in Toronto, toronto. Research notes list about 32 bays/stations. Practice surfaces include mats. Lessons are available. A short-game area is reported on site. Published pricing signal: $13.50/30min, $20.25/45min, $27.00/hr; $4.99 sharing fee per additional person. Confirm current hours, rates, and access with the facility before visiting.

Shotgun Golf Annex is a public indoor golf practice facility in Toronto, toronto. Research notes list about 5 bays/stations. Practice surfaces include mats. A short-game area is reported on site. Published pricing signal: $22/hr Mon-Thu, $27/hr Fri-Sun; Early bird $15/hr; Memberships available with 40% discount. Confirm current hours, rates, and access with the facility before visiting.

Tracer Golf - Beaches is a public indoor golf practice facility in Toronto, toronto. Research notes list about 11 bays/stations. Practice surfaces include mats. Lessons are available. A short-game area is reported on site. Published pricing signal: $12-16/hr (summer rates); Regular $20/hr, Premium $24/hr, Pro $34/hr. Confirm current hours, rates, and access with the facility before visiting.

Tracer Golf - Scarborough is a public indoor golf practice facility in Toronto, toronto. Research notes list about 8 bays/stations. Practice surfaces include mats. Lessons are available. A short-game area is reported on site. Published pricing signal: $12-18/hr (summer rates); Regular $18/hr, Premium $22/hr, Pro $32/hr. Confirm current hours, rates, and access with the facility before visiting.

Tracer Golf - Toronto North is a public indoor golf practice facility in Toronto, toronto. Research notes list about 13 bays/stations. Practice surfaces include mats. Lessons are available. A short-game area is reported on site. Published pricing signal: $12-18/hr (summer rates); Regular $18/hr, Premium $22/hr, Pro $32/hr. Confirm current hours, rates, and access with the facility before visiting.

Tracer Golf - Toronto West is a public indoor golf practice facility in Toronto, toronto. Research notes list about 8 bays/stations. Practice surfaces include mats. Lessons are available. A short-game area is reported on site. Published pricing signal: $12-18/hr (summer rates); Regular $20/hr, Premium $24/hr, Pro $34/hr. Confirm current hours, rates, and access with the facility before visiting.