Kingston & Belleville, Ontario

Eastern Ontario's standout — a parkland course routed across nearly 900 acres of rolling natural land, ranked among Canada's top public courses since it opened in 2005. The region's must-play.

The club's newer Graham Cooke-designed routing — a modern complement to the historic South Course that rounds Bay of Quinte out into a true 36-hole stop.

The classic championship 18 at Bay of Quinte — a mature parkland layout on the shores of the bay, where the breeze off the water is always a factor.

A celebrated public track just north of Belleville and a regular on Canada's hidden-gem lists — mature, beautifully conditioned, and a genuine test from the back tees.

A fun mix of parkland and links-style holes west of Belleville near Brighton, consistently ranked among the best-value rounds in the country.

A Ted Baker-designed par 72 in the village of Bath, west of Kingston — wide bentgrass fairways, natural watercourses, and a perennial 'best value in Canada' pick.

Carved into the rugged Canadian Shield east of Kingston in the heart of Thousand Islands country — rock outcroppings, big elevation, and the most scenic round in the region.