Flamborough Hills Golf & Country Club

Flamborough Hills Golf Club is a 27-hole championship course located in Copetown, Ontario, originally established in 1961 by Jack and Ann Windsor as Windsor Park on a former dairy farm. The course features three distinct nine-hole layouts: The Hills, The Woods, and The Lakes, with The Lakes course added in 1994.

The course is characterized by rolling hills, tight fairways, and small greens that present challenges to golfers of all skill levels. The Lakes course is known for its undulating greens and difficult topography. The property's terrain and scenic landscape provide stunning views, particularly at sunset, creating a picturesque setting in the heart of rural Ontario.

The course has undergone several reconstructions over its history and is now owned by the deJonge family. The clubhouse underwent renovation in 2012, adopting a Muskoka-style design that accommodates both golf and special events. Flamborough Hills serves as a venue for golf tournaments, outings, and social gatherings, offering a blend of challenging play and scenic beauty typical of championship-level courses.