King's Riding Golf Club

King's Riding Golf Club is a Scottish-inspired links-style course located in King City, Ontario, near Toronto's northern boundary. Designed by architect Thomas McBroom and inspired by Scotland's King's Course, the 18-hole layout measures 6,502 yards with a par of 71.

The course harmonizes classic links elements—open green entries, fescue-framed fairways, and expansive putting surfaces—with the natural landscape of gently rolling terrain, hardwood forests, and elevated points offering spectacular views. These high tees create exciting elevated shot opportunities across the course.

King's Riding presents strategic sophistication with risk-reward elements that challenge accomplished players from the back tees, while remaining fair and enjoyable for average golfers. The setting features the elegant backdrop of neighboring horse farms, creating a peaceful, scenic round.

Notable for hosting the 2000 Canadian PGA Championship, the club features a stylish brick clubhouse with bistro and patio facilities behind the 18th green, plus comprehensive practice amenities including a two-tiered driving range and chipping green. The course is conveniently accessible near Highway 400.