Fall golf getaways in Ontario
Silver Creek Golf Course, Sault Ste. Marie
Fall in Ontario is the perfect time to grab your clubs and hit the course. With trees bursting with colour and cool, crisp air energizing your swing, it’s your last shot at a birdie before winter arrives.
Here’s a selection of incredible golf courses you’ll want to play this fall. Plus, discover great accommodations, restaurants, breweries and more nearby for an unforgettable golf getaway where you can play, stay and soak up the season.
Ambassador Golf Club, Windsor
Ambassador Golf Club, designed by the legendary Thomas McBroom, is a must-play for any golfer. Consistently ranked among Ontario’s finest public courses, it stands out for its masterful design, pristine conditions and stunning setting—offering an exceptional golfing experience you won’t want to miss.
Location: 1025 Sprucewood Avenue, Windsor
Where to stay
Caesars Windsor offers everything you could hope for in a weekend getaway, and then some. With gaming, live entertainment, and a slew of dining options, sleep is optional at this downtown hotel and casino. Your morning tee time won’t be at risk because the Ambassador is also in the heart of the city, just a short drive away.
Location: 377 Riverside Drive East, Windsor
Extend your trip
Explore a new generation of craft distillers and brewers on the Barrels, Bottles and Brews Trail in Windsor-Essex, the birthplace of Canadian whisky.
Or head over to Kingsville, a quaint town less than an hour’s drive away, to peruse the shops, stop for a bite and a pint and play another round of golf at the Kingsville Golf and Country Club.
Also within an hour’s drive away is Leamington, and with a ferry ride, you could get to Pelee Island, Canada’s southernmost point and home to Pelee Island Winery.
Locations:
- Kingsville Golf and Country Club, 640 Essex County Road 20, Kingsville
- Pelee Island Winery, 455 Seacliff Drive, Kingsville
Hockley Valley Resort, Mono
Home to some of the finest courses in the province, Hockley Valley Resort in Mono is a four-season playground and an ideal destination for a golf-and-more getaway. The 18-hole championship track, also a Thomas McBroom design, is rivalled only by its stunning setting of rolling hills and mature trees.
Location: 793522 3rd Line EHS, Mono
Where to stay
In addition to great golf, the Hockley Valley Resort offers incredible dining options, a full-service spa and a selection of luxurious accommodations that you’ll never want to leave.
Extend your trip
Just a kilometre away from the resort is Adamo Estate Winery. Mario Adamo, the patriarch of the Adamo family and owner of Hockley Valley, created an award-winning winery out of land previously thought to be poor for grape growing.
Discover the small-town charm of local communities, such as Caledon and Erin. Stroll through the picturesque streets, explore local shops and enjoy the cozy cafes. It’s the ideal spot to unwind and soak in the serene countryside after a day on the course.
And when you’re ready for more golf, head over to TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley in Alton, where three distinctive and highly regarded 18-hole courses await just a half-hour drive from Hockley Valley Resort.
Locations:
- Adamo Estate Winery, 793366 3rd Line EHS, Mono
- TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley, 19131 Main Street, Caledon Village
Legends on the Niagara and Whirlpool Golf Course, Niagara Falls
As if you needed more reasons to visit the Niagara Region, add great golf to the list.
Visit any of the three Niagara Parks championship courses – the two at Legends on the Niagara and the prestigious Whirlpool Golf Course, created by the legendary golf course architect Stanley Thompson.
Locations:
- Legends on the Niagara, 9561 Niagara River Parkway, Niagara Falls
- Whirlpool, 3351 Niagara River Parkway, Niagara Falls
Where to stay
Niagara offers a range of accommodations, from chain hotels to boutique inns. For a stay in the heart of the action, consider Fallsview Casino Resort. Or find relaxation, culture, good food and boutique inns nearby in Niagara-on-the-Lake.
Extend your trip
The list of things to do in Niagara is endless. Go on a winery tour to one of 80 wineries in the Niagara-on-the-Lake and the Niagara Escarpment and Niagara Benchlands wine regions.
When you’re ready to hit the course one more time, walk the pristine fairways of Grand Niagara Golf Club or the John Daly-designed Thundering Waters.
Locations:
- Grand Niagara, 8547 Grassy Brook Road, Niagara Falls
- Thundering Waters, 6000 Marineland Parkway, Niagara Falls
Silver Creek Golf Course, Sault Ste. Marie
Located east of downtown Sault Ste. Marie in Garden River, Silver Creek is an 18-hole course featuring gorgeous fairways, practice facilities including golf simulators and a full-service clubhouse serving food and drinks.
Location: 104 Belleau Lake Road, Garden River
Where to stay
Find comfortable, centrally located accommodations so you can explore the city's walkable downtown core, such as Delta Hotels Waterfront or Quattro Hotel.
Extend your trip
Enjoy the dramatic fall foliage at Hiawatha Highlands. Explore hiking and walking trails and visit the scenic Crystal Falls. For a sightseeing excursion you’ll never forget, book seats on the Algoma Canyon Train Tour and travel deep into Canadian Shield wilderness by rail.
And if you want to squeeze in more golf, visit Crimson Ridge Golf Club just north of the city. Play the full course or practice your swing at the driving range. It’s worth staying for a meal at Embers Restaurant.
Locations:
- Hiawatha Highlands, 780 Landslide Road, Sault Ste. Marie
- Algoma Canyon Train Tour, 87 Huron Street, Sault Ste. Marie
- Crimson Ridge, 418 Fourth Line West, Sault Ste. Marie
Wherever your golf cart takes you this fall in Ontario, may your swings be smooth and your day unforgettable.
Last updated: August 31, 2026