Lowville Golf Club

Lowville Golf Club is an 18-hole golf course located in Burlington, Ontario, nestled into the Niagara Escarpment north of downtown, within the Greater Toronto Area. Designed by notable architect Dick Kirkpatrick and established in 1973, the course is locally owned and operated. The layout features challenging holes set against dramatic escarpment terrain, with several signature holes showcasing the course's distinctive setting. Hole #7, a par-5 climbing the escarpment, is particularly notable for its precision demands and panoramic views of the GTA. Hole #17 offers dramatic downhill play with expansive vistas. The course is characterized by forced carries, strategic bunkering, and natural stone features surrounding greens. The setting provides views of Mt. Nemo and Rattlesnake Point, earning it repeated recognition as the "Most Scenic Golf Course in the GTA." The facility includes a modern clubhouse with views and has implemented infrastructure improvements including a reservoir to maintain course conditions. The course presents moderate to challenging difficulty with strategic shot-making required throughout.