Our 18-hole Championship Course, was created in 1958. Designed amidst 170 acres of gently rolling terrain, the golf course, with its tree-lined fairways and strategically placed greens, provides a challenge for every level of golfer. The scenic water holes add to the aesthetics of the course and create an integral theme as water comes into play on seven different holes. Our tenth hole over water, is generally acclaimed as one of the more challenging par 3's in the GTA. The course features 47 bunkers, with 38 enveloping the greens. Doglegs are commonplace. No fewer than seven holes require you either to draw or fade your drive around a tree-lined or bunker-laden corner of the fairway.

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View our signature holes below,
followed by our Course Playing Tips, and Course Rules.

Tees	Yardage	Par	Ratings	Slope
BLACK	6670	72	71.3	123
WHITE	6283	72	69.2 (OGA) 74.4 (CLGA)	117 (OGA) 124 (CLGA)
RED	5768	74	71 (CLGA)	118 (CLGA)

Hunters' Glen - 4th Hole

The 488-yard 4th hole is the first par 5 you will encounter on the golf course. A narrow fairway, tree-lined on both sides, leaves you with no alternative but to play down the middle toward the 150-yard marker.

Regardless of whether you intend to lay up or reach the green in two, be aware of the pond inconspicuously nestled in the valley 140 yards in front of the green.

On your approach to the green, watch for the bunker on the back left.

Hunters' Glen - 8th Hole

The 383 yard 8th hole is arguably the most intimidating par 4 on the golf course. From the tee, a small lake looms directly in front, offering you no choice but to hit one of your most accurate drives of the day.

Factor in the frequent headwinds and you will quickly understand why this hole instills fear into the minds of even the best players. Once safely on the other side, a mid-iron approach to a large, downward sloping green is all that remains.

Hunters' Glen - 10th Hole

The back nine begins with the signature hole of the golf course. Measuring 169 yards, the 10th hole is the shortest par 3 at Hunters' Glen, but don't let the yardage fool you. Your approach to this long and narrow green is one of the most challenging shots you will hit all day.

From the tee, an elevated green awaits on the other side of a large (and distracting) pond. The saddle-shaped green is often the host of many difficult pin placements and is responsible for more than the occasional three-putt.

From the Black tees, the 10th hole.

The picturesque 169 yard, par 3, 10th hole.

Hunters' Glen - 16th Hole

The 480 yard 16th hole is a thought provoking par 5 as most players will consider going for the green on their second shot. Play conservatively and a par is easily attainable. Incorporate some risk into your game and the rewards can be great, as reaching the green in two is realistic for the long-ball hitter.

Off the tee, play to the right side of the fairway being sure to avoid the bunker strategically located at the corner of this slight dogleg left. A decent and well positioned drive will leave you approximately 200 yards away from a large and accommodating green. For the first of three excellent finishing holes, the 16th is well suited to players with a "go for it" approach to the game.

COURSE PLAYING TIPS

Hole #1 - off the tee, aim for the fairway bunker straight ahead of you, on the left side of the fairway. Do not try to cut the corner and go over the trees. The prevailing winds on the course will always push your ball further than you expect. Once in those trees on the right, you will never get out!

Hole #2 - off the tee, use an iron, not a wood. This fairway is narrow and the trees on both sides leave very little room for error. Better one extra club length on your iron from the middle of the fairway on this short par-4 than a Hail Mary from deep in the woods!

Hole #3 - check the wind strength. It is usually strong and in your face on this hole. This hole is longer than it looks!

Hole #9 - off the tee, stay to the left on the fairway. The right side is heavily sloped towards the pond and will cost you extra strokes and headaches!

Hole #11 - on your approach shot to the green, try to land ahead of it and roll it up. The green is a convex mound that usually doesn’t hold very well. If you end up short of the green, it’s OK, trust us, it is easier to chip on from the front than from the back in the middle of the cedars!

Hole #14 - there are two things to watch for. If you don’t know it all ready, there is water at the bottom of the valley ahead of you.  Also, that beautiful willow to your left has a tendency to snare anything that tries to go through it!

Hole #17 - off the tee, stay to the right on the fairway. It is a difficult second shot if you're on the left side trying to hit through the big old tree between you and the green. This tree-lined fairway is narrow, and for novice golfers, it is no time to get brave, put away the driver and use the most accurate iron in your bag!

• plan your shot and select your club while you approach your ball
• take your practice swing while others are hitting
• never record your scores while on or near the green, do it at the next tee instead
• leave your bag or cart to the side or back of the green closest to the next tee
• carry an extra ball and tee in your pocket
• track the ball of others in your group to help find errant shots quicker
• while near the green take your putter along with your chipping or pitching clubs
• line up your putt while others are putting, without disturbing them of course
• bring extra clubs with you to hit your ball so you don’t have to return to the cart if you change your mind about club selection
• if you think your shot may be lost, immediately hit a provisional ball before going to look for your first ball
• never spend more than two minutes looking for a lost ball

COURSE RULES

COURSE Ready GOLF RULES

• tee-off when Ready (no honours)
• in the fairway, hit when Ready
• putt when Ready (no honours) and continue putting until you are finished, unless you are on another player’s putting line.
• always be Ready to stay within one stroke of the group ahead, if you fall behind, speed up your play until the gap is closed; if a gap
• continues for more than two holes, please pickup your ball and move to the next hole in order to close the gap

MARSHAL's ROLE in Keep Pace Program

• 1st visit by Marshal will be to instruct golfers to catch up
• 2nd visit may request that the group behind be allowed to play through
• 3rd visit may request golfers to pick up ball and proceed to the next hole in order to close the gap with the group ahead
• 4th visit may request golfers to cease play and return to the Golf Shop for a 9-hole refund

R.C.G.A. rules of golf govern all play.

Local Rules:

• Proper dress code required at all times. No cut off jeans, no sweat pants, no short shorts, no tank tops and proper footwear only. Spikes or soft soled shoes.
• Starter and Marshal have authority for pace of play.
• All 18 hole green fees are sold under condition that each foursome follow our KEEP PACE PROGRAM. Your round of golf should take no more than 4 1/2 hours to play.
• Golfers who do not keep pace are subject to a 9-hole refund in lieu of playing the second nine.  Your average playing time should be 15 minutes per hole.
• Each player must have own set of golf clubs.
• Holes 9 and 18 - lateral hazard, out of bounds on left.
• Hole 10 - The lateral hazard does not come into play until the ball has come to rest on the green side of the water hazard.
• Designated drop areas: 4, 10.
• White inground fairway markers indicate 150 yards to middle of green.
• Maximum score on any hole is double-par.  Please pickup your ball and proceed to next hole when you reach this score on any hole.

Out of Bounds - White Stakes or fences marking course property

Water Hazards - Yellow Stakes

Lateral Water Hazards - Red Stakes

Stakes Trees - Free drop - one club length from nearest point of relief, no nearer the hole - no penalty.

Ball may be removed from cart path or dirt roads.

PLEASE:

• Read all rules and follow the etiquette of golf.
• Replace all divots.
• Rake all traps.
• Repair all ball marks on green.
• Slower groups wave faster groups through.
• Keep carts 30 feet from tees and green at all times. (do not cross white line around greens.)