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The National Golf Club of Canada
Woodbridge, Ontario, Canada
18 Holes · Par 71 · Private club — no published green fee; play is by member invitation · Parkland
— About
About The National Golf Club of Canada
The National Golf Club of Canada is a private championship course in Woodbridge, Ontario, near Toronto. George Fazio and Tom Fazio designed the 18 holes, which play to par 71. It is regarded as one of the most challenging layouts in Canada.
- The course measures 7,235 yards.
- The club has a practice facility with a driving range and instructors on site.
- A pro shop, cart rental and a restaurant round out the facilities on the property.
- Walking is permitted.
History of The National Golf Club of Canada
Construction began on May 15, 1973, with George Fazio and Tom Fazio as the architects, and the course opened in 1975. Blechman, Kalef and Hennick are the founders credited with starting the club.
Playing The National Golf Club of Canada: tips
The National is a private club, so a round means playing as the guest of a member; there is no public booking and no published green fee. Confirm arrival times and any dress requirements with your host before you travel.
Visit The National Golf Club of Canada
134 Clubhouse Road, Woodbridge, Ontario L4L 2W2
Woodbridge, Ontario, Canada
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Practical Information
— FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions about The National Golf Club of Canada
Who founded The National Golf Club of Canada?
Blechman, Kalef and Hennick founded it, and construction began on May 15, 1973, ahead of the 1975 opening.
Where is the club located?
The club is at 134 Clubhouse Road in Woodbridge, Ontario, near Toronto. Its phone number is 416-798-4900.
What par does the course play to?
The course plays to par 71 over 18 holes. At 7,235 yards from the back tees, it is a long course.