St. George's Golf and Country Club, Private golf course in Toronto, Canada
St. George's Golf and Country Club is a private facility in Toronto featuring an 18-hole course laid out across natural terrain with sand bunkers and maintained greens. The layout takes advantage of the land's existing slopes to create varied playing conditions.
The course was designed in 1917 by architect Devereux Emmet and has shaped Canadian golf for more than a century. Recent restoration work by Gil Hanse preserved the original design intent while maintaining the course's character.
The club holds an important place in Canadian golf, having hosted major tournaments that draw players and spectators from across the country. Its facilities represent a long-standing tradition of the sport in the region.
The facility is open to members and their guests throughout the day, with tee times available depending on the season and demand. Visitors should arrange their visit in advance and follow club protocols during their time there.
Each hole presents a different strategic challenge due to the natural elevation changes and tree-lined fairways throughout the course. This variation means the experience shifts with the seasons and changing conditions on the property.
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