Southwestern Ontario
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Courses
- Greenhills Country Club
- Cutten Fields Course
- Sunningdale Golf & Country Club
- Golf Land Golf Centre
- Highland Country Club
- Golf House
- Stratford Country Club
- Fanshawe Golf & Country Club
- Arrowdale Public Golf Course
- Brantford Golf and Country Club
- East Park Golf Gardens
- Thames Valley Golf Club
- Springfield Golf & Country Club
- Riverbend Golf Club
- London Hunt and Country Club
- River Road Golf Course
- Bob Martin
- Forest City National Golf Club
- Forest Glen Driving Range
- Forest Glen Golf Center
- Stratford Municipal Golf Course
- Northridge Public Golf Course
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the absolute best time to plan a golf trip to Southwestern Ontario?
We've found late May to early October offers the most reliable weather for golf here. You'll enjoy lush conditions in spring and early summer, while fall brings stunning foliage and crisp air, making for a truly memorable round. Avoid the peak heat of July and August if you prefer cooler temperatures.
Are there any truly unique or "must-play" courses in Southwestern Ontario that often get overlooked?
Absolutely. While some courses get more buzz, we always recommend checking out St. Thomas Golf and Country Club for its classic, walkable layout and impeccable conditioning. Also, consider Otter Creek Golf Club; its modern design with a linksy feel is a refreshing challenge you won't forget.
What should I budget for green fees when golfing in Southwestern Ontario?
You'll find green fees in Southwestern Ontario are generally very reasonable, especially compared to bigger city centers. Expect to pay anywhere from $60-$120 CAD for a prime weekend round at most quality courses. Some top-tier spots might nudge a bit higher, but value is definitely a hallmark here.
What's the overall golf experience like in Southwestern Ontario - is it laid-back or more competitive?
We've always found the vibe here to be wonderfully welcoming and unpretentious. You'll encounter a mix of well-maintained public tracks and excellent semi-private clubs, all focused on providing an enjoyable day out. It's a place where you can truly relax and just play golf, without the fuss.
What's there to do in Southwestern Ontario when we're not on the course?
Beyond the greens, we love exploring the region's charming small towns and the beautiful Lake Erie coastline. You can visit local wineries in the Lake Erie North Shore region, enjoy fresh farm-to-table dining, or simply relax by the water. It's a great balance to your golf-filled days.