Dentonia Park Golf Course

Dentonia Park Golf Course is an 18-hole, par 54 course spanning 2,176 yards, located minutes from Victoria Park Subway Station in Toronto. Situated on the historic estate of Walter and Susan Massey, the course opened in 1967 and is named after Susan Marie Denton Massey, a Boston native who married into the prominent Toronto family.

The course features a distinctive elevated landscape throughout, with dramatic elevation changes from tee to green. The signature hole is the par 3, hole 11 "The Cliff," which features an elevated tee deck positioned approximately 10 stories above the well-protected green, creating one of the course's most memorable and challenging shots.

The property's history dates to 1897 when Walter Massey purchased 100 hectares for a working farm dedicated to producing fresh eggs and milk to combat typhoid fever. After Massey's death in 1901, his widow Susan continued the operation and later donated part of the land to Toronto in 1926 for public parkland, stipulating it retain the Dentonia Park name.

The course accommodates golfers of various skill levels with flexible play options, including 18-hole and 9-hole rates, and maintains a relatively compact yardage suitable for recreational play.