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Glen Abbey Golf Club is an 18-hole course located in Oakville, Ontario, designed by legendary golfer Jack Nicklaus. The layout is situated in the Greater Toronto Area, offering a challenging test for golfers of varying skill levels. As a ClubLink property, the course is accessible to both members and the public through daily fee play, with a full-service golf shop and practice facilities available on-site.

The course is most renowned for its extensive tournament history, having hosted the RBC Canadian Open 30 times, more than any other venue in Canada. This distinction highlights the course's reputation for hosting high-level professional competition, serving as the stage for Canada’s National Open Championship on numerous occasions. The design by Nicklaus provides a strategic challenge that has stood the test of time, accommodating the demands of professional fields while remaining playable for amateur golfers.

Facilities at Glen Abbey include a substantial clubhouse that houses "Eighteen," a year-round dining restaurant open to the public, along with banquet and meeting rooms. The golf operation is supported by a golf shop offering equipment and apparel, with tee times available for booking through the ClubLink reservation system. The course maintains a standard 18-hole configuration.