Golf Courses in The Great Canadian Wilderness

Featuring granite, forest and wetlands of the Muskoka region, this stunning course opened in 2001.

When it opened in 1997, The Lake Joseph Club caused jaws to drop around the golfing world. Architect Thomas McBroom utilized the granite crags, towering trees and heaving topography of the incomparable Muskoka region, north of Toronto with such success that the course was named the best new course in the country by Golf Digest.

Discover 18 holes that flow naturally with the land, weaving through rock ridges, white pines, and century-old hemlocks for a truly distinctive experience. The par-72 layout combines strategic challenge and pure enjoyment, with majestic views of Lake Manitouwabing and a course that invites you back again and again.

features a skillfully crafted championship course characterized by breathtaking elevation shifts, undulating fairways, and immaculate greens.

Rocky Crest Golf Club celebrates the natural features of Ontario's Muskoka region and was designed by Thomas McBroom. Framed by giant forests of pine, white birch and hemlock, the rolling fairways are accented by deep bunkers and granite outcroppings that provide definition and challenge. 'The use of the rock is totally innovative - a strategic and aesthetic element that shows off the beauty of the Canadian Shield,' McBroom says.

Seguin Valley spans a stunning 1,000-acre northern landscape of lakes, ridges, wetlands, and elevation changes, delivering a memorable golf experience for all skill levels.