Golf
Play in the footsteps
of legends.
The host of Canada’s most prestigious championships for both men and women for over a century, Mississaugua offers a mix few can match—at once both a great test for the best in the game, and an unforgettable and enjoyable experience for members each and every day.
Though only minutes from one of Canada’s major thoroughfares, making it easily accessible from around the Greater Toronto Area, Mississaugua’s sublime setting with holes running alongside and playing over the Credit River makes it a truly timeless course.
With updated greens and bunkers for consistency and elevated play, the course was crafted with the classic elements that make it one of Canada’s best. Easily walked, Mississaugua is consistently heralded as one of the country’s best member courses. For more than a century Mississaugua has been tested by legends of the game—Sneed, Nicklaus, Hogan, Palmer and more.
Now make it your turn.
Classically modern
Over the last 20 years, Mississaugua has reinvested in its golf course to provide members with truly outstanding experiences. Greens were rebuilt to modern industry standards to ensure you’ll have smooth putts from the spring until late in the fall. Bunkers were rebuild using Better Billy Bunker liner, ensuring consistency regardless of the season or the amount of rainfall.
Elevate your game
In keeping with a great member club with golf at its core, Missisaugua offers a terrific, modernized practice ground, where you can warm up or focus on improving your game. With world-class instruction, large putting greens, and short game area to work on your scoring shots, Mississaugua is the ideal place to introduce the sport of a lifetime to a spouse or other family members.
In the summer months, you can work on your game as the sun heads down over the trees, while in the winter, Mississaugua offers indoor simulators to keep your game in order.
Elevating your game—that’s just another wonderful Mississaugua day.
Played by the best
Jack Nicklaus came up short in 1965, but legendary showman Walter Hagen battled the best at Mississaugua to a victory at the 1931 Canadian Open. Seven years later, Sam Sneed, the winningest golfer in history, also won. In all, the Canadian Open has been held at Mississaugua six times, making it one of the most noted clubs for professional championships in Canadian history.
In August, 2025, the course will host the best LPGA Players in the world when the CPKC Women’s Open comes to the club for the first time.
Once that exciting tournament is completed, Mississaugua will be one of only eight clubs in Canada to have held the Men’s and Women’s Canadian Amateurs and Canadian Open professional tournaments.
Designed By Greats
Over more than a century, Mississaugua has been touched by many of the country’s top golf minds. Initially designed by George Cumming, one of the country’s most legendary golf professionals.
The course was later altered by Donald Ross, the famed Scottish architect behind such creations as Seminole, Pinehurst No. 2, and Oakland Hills.
In the late 1920s, Canada’s most famous golf architect, Stanley Thompson, heavily renovated the course, and today’s design still reflects the routing created by Cumming, and Thompson’s design flair. Thompson prepared Mississaugua to host its first Canadian Open in 1931.
In recent years, Mississaugua has been under the watchful eye of noted Toronto architect Doug Carrick, who rebuilt its greens and bunkers, bringing consistency to the design.
