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Toronto Golf Club
Mississauga, Ontario, Canada
18 Holes · Par 70 · Private club — no published green fee; play is by member invitation · Parkland
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About Toronto Golf Club
Toronto Golf Club's Colt Course is an 18-hole, par 70 layout in Mississauga, Ontario, measuring 6,836 yards from the back tees. Harry Colt designed it, and it opened in 1912 on a site beside the Etobicoke River. Martin Hawtree later led a restoration that aimed to bring the layout back toward Colt's original vision.
- The club has hosted the Canadian Open five times, in 1905, 1909, 1914, 1921 and 1927.
- It has staged the Canadian Amateur Championship more often than any other club in the country.
- The par-3 4th follows the Redan model.
- The club was founded in 1876, 36 years before the Colt Course opened.
History of Toronto Golf Club
Toronto Golf Club was founded in 1876. Harry Colt laid out the course that opened in 1912 on a site beside the Etobicoke River. The club became a venue for national championships, hosting the Canadian Open five times between 1905 and 1927. Martin Hawtree later restored Colt's design, working to recover the character of the original layout.
Signature holes at Toronto Golf Club
The 4th is a Redan-style par 3.
Playing Toronto Golf Club: tips
Toronto Golf Club 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. Check arrangements for carts and caddies with your host before the day. The course is on Dixie Road in Mississauga.
Visit Toronto Golf Club
1305 Dixie Road, Mississauga, Ontario L5E 2P5
Mississauga, Ontario, Canada
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Frequently Asked Questions about Toronto Golf Club
Who restored the Colt Course?
Martin Hawtree led the restoration, which set out to bring the layout back toward Harry Colt's original vision.
How long is the Colt Course?
It measures 6,836 yards from the back tees and plays to par 70 over 18 holes.
Where is Toronto Golf Club?
The club is at 1305 Dixie Road in Mississauga, Ontario, on the Etobicoke River site where the Colt Course opened in 1912.