Glen Eagle Golf Club

Glen Eagle Golf Club opened in 1962 and is situated in the beautiful Albion Hills near Bolton, Ontario, approximately 30 minutes northwest of Toronto. The course is a 27-hole facility designed by renowned architect Rene Muylaert, consisting of three distinct 9-hole layouts—the Red, Blue, and Yellow courses—allowing golfers to play three different 18-hole combinations. All combinations are equally challenging with distances ranging from approximately 6,700 to 7,000 yards.

The course has hosted notable Canadian golfers including Al Balding, Moe Norman, and George Knudson. Glen Eagle features a state-of-the-art practice facility home to the teaching school of eight-time LPGA Champion Sandra Post. The clubhouse includes a full-service bar and restaurant, two banquet rooms, and an outdoor patio, making it suitable for golf outings and events. The course has been a favored destination for Ontario golfers for generations and operates as a public facility.