Greater Toronto Area/Muskoka Lakes

The crown jewel of the Muskoka region — a stunning Doug Carrick design winding through the Canadian Shield with dramatic elevation changes, granite outcrops, and pristine lake views.

A Thomas McBroom design that leans hard into Muskoka's granite — rolling fairways, deep bunkers, and a seamless routing through marsh, forest, and rock outcroppings. Opened in 2000 and still one of the most scenic, memorable rounds in the region. Semi-private; playable through the resort's golf packages.

Thomas McBroom's 1997 design on the shore of Lake Joseph — granite crags, towering pines, and dramatic elevation change that earned Golf Digest's best-new-course-in-Canada honors. A nine-hole academy course rounds out the property. Semi-private; playable via resort golf packages.

A Mark O'Meara design (with Brit Stenson), opened in 2001 just outside Huntsville. Rugged Muskoka terrain — granite outcroppings, elevation, and stands of pine — paired with wide fairways and gentle greens that keep it playable for every level. Semi-private; available through resort golf packages.

Two-time Canadian Open host — immaculate parkland conditions with dramatic elevation changes and tournament pedigree.

Doug Carrick design inspired by Scottish links — bentgrass throughout and one of Ontario's most celebrated public layouts.

Companion to the North, equally prestigious — beautifully sculpted parkland golf with the GTA's finest conditioning.

Companion parkland layout at Osprey — excellent conditions and a worthy complement to the celebrated Heathlands.

The most playable of the three Osprey courses — great for warming up or winding down a GTA golf trip.

Unique 18-hole tribute course in Uxbridge featuring replica holes from Augusta, St. Andrews, Pebble Beach, and more — a bucket list novelty.

Doug Carrick design in Maple with dramatic ravine terrain and excellent bentgrass conditions — a top-tier public experience.

Perched high above Lake Manitouwabing near Parry Sound — sweeping Muskoka panoramas, Shield terrain, and a layout that rewards strategic play. One of Ontario's hidden gems.

Acclaimed resort course at Deerhurst Resort in Huntsville — rugged Shield topography with elevation changes, rock faces, and pristine Muskoka wilderness surroundings.

Resort course on Lake Muskoka near Gravenhurst — picturesque lakeside setting with wooded parkland terrain and comfortable resort facilities.

A well-kept Muskoka course with rolling terrain, mature pines, and excellent value — a great complement to the premium courses in the region.

A fun 9-hole course at Deerhurst Resort — perfect for pairing with a morning round at Deerhurst Highlands to make a full day of golf.