Canada is rich with acclaimed and wondrously scenic golf courses defined by waterfalls and rapids, oceanfront bluffs and Rocky Mountain peaks. Our 150th birthday guide to this country’s most unforgettable public-play tracks.
Kootenay Golf is a Rocky Mountain High
June 15, 2017 by
With a lineup that includes Greywolf and Wildstone, two of Canada’s marquee courses, the Kootenay Rockies has become a must-play summer golf destination.
10 Canadian Courses On My Must-Play List
March 27, 2016 by
From the mountains of British Columbia to Newfoundland’s Humber Valley, 10 top Canadian courses I’ve spent the winter daydreaming about playing.
Thompson to Robinson to Carrick to You
June 6, 2015 by
Cottage country golf favourite South Muskoka is a shining example of how a closely connected trio of outstanding architects—Stanley Thompson, Robbie Robinson and Doug Carrick—has helped keep the Canadian game fun and fair for golfers since the 1920s.
Doug Carrick and the Birth of Cliffhanger
November 25, 2014 by
Of all Canada’s signature holes perhaps only the legendary Devil’s Cauldron enjoys greater fame than Greywolf Golf Course’s par-three Cliffhanger. Architect Doug Carrick recalls the genesis of his mountain masterwork.
