The 16 Best Golf Courses in Toronto

TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley offers courses with different levels of difficulty in Alton, giving players a choice of challenges for their day on the green. The setting combines views with demanding holes, making it an option for both newcomers to golf and experienced players seeking a testing round.

Toronto Golf Club combines golf with a clubhouse, restaurant and wedding setting in Mississauga. Alongside time on the course, the club offers food and drinks, so its appeal extends to those planning a meal or a special occasion as well as those visiting for a round.

St. George's Golf and Country Club pairs a historic setting in Etobicoke with views that include the CN Tower. The course offers a challenging game amid green surroundings, giving golfers a place to focus on their round while taking in a quieter setting and a glimpse of the city skyline.

Tracer Golf Driving Range Head Office provides indoor golf in North York, with private bays and an overhead camera that tracks the club head path after each swing. Its automated, self-managed format allows access around the clock, while separate rooms offer privacy for practice sessions or time playing with family.

Glen Abbey Golf Club offers a round in Oakville where challenging holes and views across the grounds are part of the experience. The course welcomes beginners as well as seasoned golfers, making it a choice for players who want to take on a challenge while spending time in a landscaped setting.

Scarboro Golf and Country Club brings together a private course and a setting for events in Scarborough. The layout offers challenging play, while the outdoor scenery also serves as a backdrop for gatherings and wedding photography, giving the club a role beyond a day spent playing golf.

Oakdale Golf & Country Club offers private golf in North York alongside tennis courts and a pool for members and guests. A patio overlooking the course hosts an all-you-can-eat barbecue lunch, giving those spending time at the club a place to eat as well as options for recreation beyond golf.

Dentonia Park Golf Course offers undulating terrain in Scarborough and a place for beginners to work on their game. Access by subway makes it an option for a golf outing by transit, while the course also suits players looking to spend time practising their short game.

Don Valley Golf Course offers a challenging layout in North York, with holes of different pars giving players a mix of tests across the round. The grounds have undergone updates, including tree trimming in several areas, and the course caters to newcomers as well as golfers with more experience.

Centennial Park Golf Centre combines a course with a driving range in Etobicoke, giving golfers options for both practice and a round. The holes vary in difficulty and cater to beginners and experienced players, while the location near highways 401 and 427 is a practical consideration for those arriving by car.

Tam O'Shanter Golf Course offers municipal golf in Scarborough, with a mix of par 3s, 4s and 5s across the course. That combination gives golfers different hole lengths to tackle during a round, while the tranquil setting adds appeal for those who want some quiet time on the course.

Humber Valley Golf Course pairs a city course in Etobicoke with a chipping and putting green and driving nets for practice. The clubhouse includes a spacious dining area, a large television and a pool table, offering somewhere to spend time indoors alongside a round or work on the practice facilities.

Scarlett Woods Golf Course features an 18-hole executive layout in York, with mature trees and pin positions that add challenge to the shorter course. It suits beginners and experienced golfers alike, whether the aim is a round before work or time spent developing the short game.