Durham Region
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Courses
- Glen Cedars Golf Club
- Devil's Den
- Summerlea Golf Club
- Durham Golf
- Stonehenge Golf Club
- Bunker Hill Golf Course
- Granite Golf Club
- Watson's Glen Golf Course
- Goodwood Golf Club
- Lyndebrook Golf Club
- Lakeridge Links & Whispering Ridge Golf Courses
- Quarry Lakes Golf and Recreation
- Oshawa Airport Golf Club
- Oshawa Golf & Curling Club
- Bowmanville Golf and Country Club
- Kedron Dells Golf Course
- Harmony Creek Golf Centre
- Cherry Downs Golf & Country Club
- Whitevale Golf Club
- Deer Creek Golf Course
- Cedarhurst Golf Club
- Wooden Sticks Golf Club
- Fair Havens Ministries
- Pebblestone Golf Course
- Winchester Golf Club
- Spring Creek Golf Club
- Wyndance Golf Club
- Mill Run Golf Course - Main Course
- Oakridge Golf Club
- Fox Run Golf Centre
- Foxbridge Golf Club - North Course
- Mill Run Golf Course - Executive Course
- Canterbury Common Residents' Association
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the absolute best time to plan a golf trip to Durham Region?
We've found that late spring (May-June) or early fall (September-October) offers the most ideal conditions for golf here. You'll enjoy comfortable temperatures and perfectly manicured fairways, avoiding the peak summer heat and humidity that can make a long round less enjoyable.
What kind of golf experience can I expect from Durham Region's courses?
You'll discover a fantastic variety, from challenging championship layouts like Deer Creek and Royal Ashburn to more relaxed, player-friendly tracks. Many courses are beautifully integrated into the rolling Ontario landscape, offering a classic parkland feel with mature trees and well-maintained greens that demand thoughtful play.
How do green fees in Durham Region compare to other golf destinations in Canada?
Green fees in Durham Region are generally quite reasonable, offering excellent value compared to some of the more high-profile golf meccas across Canada. You can expect to pay anywhere from $60-$120 CAD for a prime weekend round, with plenty of deals available for twilight or weekday play if you're flexible.
Are there any local highlights or hidden gems worth exploring off the course in Durham Region?
Absolutely, don't just stick to the fairways! We recommend checking out the charming town of Port Perry on Lake Scugog for a relaxed evening, or exploring the local craft breweries and farm-to-table restaurants that are popping up across the region. It's a great way to experience the local flavour after your round.
Is Durham Region easy to navigate for a golf trip, especially if I'm flying in?
Getting around Durham Region is straightforward, especially if you rent a car-which we highly recommend for maximum flexibility between courses. It's conveniently located just east of Toronto, so flying into Toronto Pearson (YYZ) and driving out is a common and easy approach for visitors.