Cedar Brae Golf & Country Club

Cedar Brae Golf & Country Club is a private golf course in Scarborough featuring 18 holes across parkland terrain with multiple tee positions. The layout combines open fairways and tree-lined sections designed and refined by several renowned golf architects over the decades.

The course was established in 1922 and has undergone significant redesigns by multiple architects who modernized its layout over time. These transformations reflected how the design adapted to evolving standards of golf course development.

The club recognizes its location on Traditional Territories and Treaty Lands of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nations and other Indigenous Peoples.

The course is open to members and their guests only, requiring advance arrangements for any visit. Visitors should be aware of dress code requirements and rules regarding equipment before arriving.

The course takes advantage of the natural topography of the Rouge River valley, where elevation changes and varied landscapes make individual holes technically demanding. This use of existing terrain creates a dynamic playing experience that sets it apart from flatter courses.