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Centennial Park Golf Centre is located at 550 Centennial Park Blvd. in Toronto, Ontario, and operates as a public facility established in 1987. The course layout consists of three distinct nine-hole courses named East, West, and North, which together provide 27 holes of play. The original 18-hole executive-length layout was designed by Dr. Michael Hurdzan and Robert Labbett, with the third nine-hole course added in 2001 to accommodate growing demand. The facility is situated in the Etobicoke area of Toronto, designed to provide affordable golf access without taxpayer cost. The course features a driving range, a mini-golf course, and a clubhouse with a restaurant and bar. The design emphasizes a high standard of service and maintenance, with the original opening ceremony performed by Larry Mize, who had recently won the 1987 Masters Tournament. Play is structured around the three separate nines, allowing for varied routing and pace of play. The facility supports a wide range of golfers through men's, ladies', senior ladies', and junior leagues, as well as private and group instruction. The course is open daily from 6:30 am to 8:00 pm, with power cart availability subject to course conditions. Centennial Park Golf Centre has a history of community engagement, notably partnering with the Toronto Firefighters since 1989 to donate the course for a fundraising tournament for Women’s Habitat on the last Saturday of September. The facility also supports other charities on a yearly basis. While it does not host major professional tournaments, its design by Hurdzan, who has worked on notable courses like Erin Hills, provides a structured executive-length experience for the local golfing community.