Canadian Golf Hall of Fame

The Canadian Golf Hall of Fame in Oakville is a museum that documents the sport's development in the country through more than 18 exhibit areas. Visitors see equipment, historical materials, and displays featuring players who shaped the sport over the decades.

The museum was founded in 1940 and documents golf's beginnings in North America, which started in Canada with the Royal Montreal Golf Club. This establishment marked the start of organized golf on the continent.

The museum displays work by Canadian golfers and people who advanced the sport in the country. The exhibits honor both professionals and amateurs who shaped golf culture here.

The museum is located in Oakville and operates daily from April through October, with adjusted hours during winter months. Plan enough time to explore the exhibits thoroughly and enjoy the full collection.

The museum houses a research library with historical documents and corporate records from the Royal Canadian Golf Association spanning multiple decades. This collection offers insights into the sport's history that go beyond what is shown in public displays.

Location: Ontario

Inception: March 29, 1940

Website: http://rcga.org/innerpage.aspx?x=W0WKqpUqEYhBvB%2bOZY%2faITvDRM9QHXlDqXqPKPFzExz2p0w0zz%2f5kWgsFg35bcCR

GPS coordinates: 43.45220,-79.71830

Latest update: December 12, 2025 14:23