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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.

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.

Architect: Doug Carrick (2001)

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

HOLE FLYOVERS

“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