Once known simply as Osprey Valley, TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley’s humble beginnings trace back to 1992, the original Heathlands course was designed by renowned Canadian architect Doug Carrick, who after a trip to Portmarnock Golf Club in Dublin, Ireland designed the links-inspired layout, with its wind-swept dunes and lurking pot bunkers echoing the traditions of links golf.
Despite its modest early years, where the clubhouse was simply a trailer in a gravel parking lot, Osprey Valley quickly developed a loyal following of players, mainly through word-of-mouth, who appreciated the no-nonsense approach surrounding the course.
After nearly a decade of steady growth in popularity from local golfers, Osprey Valley took the next steps by adding two more Carrick-designed courses: the rolling, Parkland-style North course (then known as Toot) and the Wasteland-style Hoot course, both as unique as the Heathlands in their own way. A modern A-Frame clubhouse was also added, enhancing the experience without diminishing the simple charm that Osprey golfers had come to know and love.
