Lakeview Golf Course

Lakeview Golf Course is one of the "gems" of Ontario's golf scene. There's so much history, so many firsts associated with the course. Lakeview has twice hosted Canada's national golf championship, the Canadian Open (won by C.W Hackney in 1923 and Tommy Armour in 1934). The course also hosted the very first Ontario Open and Ontario Amateur championships, both in 1923.

At its present location since 1907, Lakeview Golf Course has changed very little since Tommy Armour, Gene Sarazen, Walter Hagen, and other golfing greats challenged for Canada's national crown. The beautiful Herbert Strong designed traditional, parkland style layout is 6, 340 yards in length with par of 71. The large sloping greens have subtle breaks that require a deft putting touch. Lakeview recently received the honour of having two of its holes - the fifth hole, a 591 yard par 5 and the sixteenth hole, a 466 yard par 5 - voted as top favourites by GTA residents.

Playing historic Lakeview Golf Course provides golfers with a great venue at affordable prices. It was just awarded Gold by the Toronto Sun, in the category of "Best value Public/Semi Private Course in the GTA" for the fifth consecutive year.