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The Avalon Club
Uxbridge, Ontario, Canada
18 Holes · Par 72 · Private club — no published green fee; play is by member invitation · Parkland
— About
About The Avalon Club
The Avalon Club is an 18-hole, par 72 parkland course outside Uxbridge, Ontario, designed by the architect Martin Ebert. The club has a small private membership, by invitation.
- Stollery, who conceived the club, also owned Angus Glen.
- The course plays over rolling terrain, with changes in elevation across the property.
- Several tee options let the course play shorter than its 7,178-yard length from the back markers.
- The site has a driving range, golf carts and a pro shop alongside the 18 holes.
History of The Avalon Club
Stollery conceived the club outside Uxbridge, and Martin Ebert designed the course.
When to play The Avalon Club
Golf in Ontario runs roughly from April to October, with the warmest weather from June to September. A private club sets its own opening dates, so confirm timing with your host.
Playing The Avalon Club: tips
The Avalon Club is private, with no published green fee, and access is by invitation only. There is no public booking line. If you receive an invitation, confirm tee time, dress expectations and arrival details with your host.
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Practical Information
— FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions about The Avalon Club
Is The Avalon Club open to the public?
No. It is a private club, accessible only by invitation.
What par does the course play to?
It is an 18-hole layout at par 72, with 7,178 yards from the back tees and shorter options for other players.
How big is the membership?
The membership is small and by invitation.