Toronto Golf Club, Private golf club in Mississauga, Canada.
Toronto Golf Club is a private golf facility in Mississauga featuring 18 holes designed by English architect Harry Colt across rolling terrain alongside the Etobicoke River. The course takes advantage of the natural landscape and water features throughout the layout.
The club was founded in 1876, making it the third-oldest golf operation in North America after Royal Montreal and Royal Quebec. This long history established it as a major institution in Canadian golf development.
The club follows traditional golf customs with formal dress requirements and strict playing etiquette that shape how members move through the course and clubhouse. These customs create a formal atmosphere that visitors experience when walking the grounds.
The facility provides comprehensive practice areas including a 12-bay driving range with modern shot analysis technology for training. As a private membership club, access requires meeting specific entry requirements before visiting the grounds.
The course has hosted five Canadian Open championships and nine Canadian Amateur Championships, establishing its role as a major tournament venue. These hosting experiences reflect its reputation within competitive Canadian golf circles.
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