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HOOT

Featuring vast yet playable waste bunkers sprinkled throughout the course, the Hoot course takes players on a scenic journey and features a mix of demanding challenges and scoring-friendly opportunities from start to finish.

Architect: Doug Carrick (2001)

#41 - SCOREGolf Top 100 Golf Courses in Canada | #15 - Top 59 Canadian Public Courses

Inspired by legendary Pine Valley and reminiscent of the wasteland courses of the Carolinas, the Hoot opened in 2001 takes players away on an 18-hole voyage full of spectacular vistas and risk-reward holes that challenge a golfer’s mental and physical skills. With wide fairways, expansive waste bunkers and approachable-yet-challenging green sites, the Hoot offers an enjoyable - and unforgettable - experience for golfers of all abilities.


“Where the Hoot rates really high with me is its fun factor … one of those courses where there is no singular best hole. Each frame seems to complement the next with challenging holes often followed by letups and vice-versa. That’s a great trait for a golf course to have… In fact, it’s my favourite public course to play in Ontario.”  

– Jason Logan, SCOREGolf