Simcoe County
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Courses
- Barrie Golf & Country Club
- Woodington Lake Golf Club
- Horseshoe Valley Club
- Cranberry Golf Course
- Bonaire Golf Club
- Brooklea Golf & Country Club
- Marlwood Golf & Country Club
- Midland Golf & Country Club
- Bear Creek
- Big Cedar Golf & Country Club
- National Pines Golf Club
- Nottawasaga Inn Resort
- Batteaux Creek Golf
- BMGCC Driving Range
- Golf Bonaire
- Settlers' Ghost Golf Club
- Osler Brook Golf and Country Club
- Mad River Golf Club
- The Nest Golf Club
- Hawk Ridge Golf & Country Club
- Landings of Willow Creek golf Course
- Braestone Club
- The Club at Bond Head
- Innisfill Creek Golf Club
- Ponderosa Golf and Country Club
- Blue Mountain Golf and Country Club
- Silver Brooke Golf Club
- Tangle Creek Golf & Country Club
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the absolute best time to visit Simcoe County for a golf trip?
Late spring (May-June) or early fall (September-early October) are your sweet spots for golf in Simcoe County. You'll avoid the peak summer crowds and humidity, often finding slightly better rates, and the fall colours around courses like Horseshoe Resort or Settler's Ghost are simply stunning. Just be ready for cooler mornings in the shoulder seasons.
What kind of golf experience should I expect from Simcoe County's courses - are they mostly challenging championship layouts or more relaxed play?
Simcoe County offers a fantastic mix, so you're not stuck with just one type of course. You'll find some truly challenging championship tracks, like the courses near Barrie that demand precision, but also plenty of welcoming, scenic layouts perfect for a more relaxed round. We recommend checking course specifics, as many offer multiple tee boxes to suit all skill levels.
How does the cost of golf in Simcoe County compare to other popular Canadian golf destinations like Muskoka or Niagara?
You'll generally find Simcoe County to be a more budget-friendly option than its flashier neighbours, offering excellent value without sacrificing quality. While premium courses have their price, many local gems provide fantastic green fees, especially if you play during off-peak times or look for twilight deals. It's a great region for getting more golf for your dollar.
Are there any specific "must-play" courses or hidden gems in Simcoe County that GolfPlnr recommends for a memorable round?
Absolutely! For a truly memorable experience, we always point golfers towards Settler's Ghost Golf Club; its unique layout and pristine conditions are a real treat. For a hidden gem, check out Bond Head's North and South courses - they offer incredible variety and challenge that often get overlooked. You won't be disappointed by either choice.
What's the best way to plan a multi-day golf trip through Simcoe County, considering its geography and number of courses?
We recommend basing yourself in Barrie or Orillia, as they offer central access to a large cluster of courses and plenty of accommodation options. From there, you can easily venture out to different areas each day, minimizing drive times between rounds. Don't try to cover too much ground; pick a few courses within a 30-45 minute radius and really enjoy them.