KPGA members are spread out, more or less, evenly between East End and West End, this has manifested itself in alternating between Golf courses on the East and West End respectively. Also, in general, 9 hole courses are preferred over 18 holes for variety of reasons from time commitment to cost. KPGA has a guideline that recommends that at least one 18 hole game be played in a given month. Depending upon the availability of Tee-off times on the various courses, the following are the ones that KPGA members frequent very often:

Name & Address

Course Description

Approx. Green Fee

Uplands Golf Club

(East-End)

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This is a very scenic course set in the midst of a hilly landscape and provides serious challenge to players of any caliber. KPGA has played most of its games here. It is also, unofficially, KPGA’s home course.

$23-$25

Peel Village Golf Club

(West-End)

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This course has a unique character of coming across as an easy course, but ending up being tough. Similar to Uplands, it is full of tall trees and hilly landscape.

$25

Markham Green Golf Club (East-End)

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This is amongst the longest 9 hole courses in and around GTA. The greens are impeccable and the fairways are long and well maintained. All in all a 9 hole course that gives you a feel of 18 holes played.

$33-$35

Streetsville Glen Golf Club (West-End)

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This is an easy looking 18hole course with very different front and back nines. The back nine is tougher than the front one. It is a flat course that provides players some tolerance. KPGA usually plays 9 holes at Streetsville.

$25

Derrydale Golf Club

(West-End)

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This used to be an 18 hole facility, but lately half of the course has been sold as real estate. However, the reduced 9 hole facility is pretty decent and provides a good value for money.

$25-$30

Centennial Golf Club

(West-End)

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This is a 27 hole public facility. The course is a linked course with flat fairways. Some of the greens are really good while others are not so. This course doesn’t entertain bookings and has a “First Come First Served” policy. Convenient location of this club along with Driving Range facility makes it popular

$25

Name & Address

Course Description

Approx. Green Fee

Banty’s Roost Golf Club

(West End)

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This is a typical golf course with some amazing holes. It challenges players of any level and is a very clean facility. The fairways are flat and tolerating.

$45-$50

Bathurst Glen Golf Club

(North East End)

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This is a short 18 hole course with many creeks and ponds. Beside water, trees give a mature character to the course. The crowd is decent and the green fees are very nominal for the facilities provided.

$45

Woodland Golf Club (West-End)

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This is a very flat course that allows players some leeway during the play. The greens are well maintained that make putting a challenge. Overall, a decent 18hole course.

$45-$50

Bushwood Golf Club (East-End)

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This course is a hidden treasure on the East side. It is a championship course that provides some excellent course challenges. Water and Creeks together with mature trees challenge the players while it’s flat nature provides some relief.

$45-$50

Streetsville Glen Golf Club (West-End)

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This is an easy looking 18hole course with very different front and back nines. The back nine is tougher than the front one. It is a flat course that provides players some tolerance.

$45

Rolling Hills Golf Club

(North East-End)

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This is a huge facility with 3 different 18 hole courses. The course layout is Links style and is laid out over a decent yardage. The “Championship Course” is a very well laid out course that frequently provides two huge “Weeping Willows” just in front of the green. All in all, a very good course with a “good bang for the buck”.

$35-$55