Orangeville Golf Club

Orangeville Golf Club is a 9-hole course located in the Credit River Valley on Willoughby Road in Orangeville, Ontario. Built on the former summer estate of Arthur Huston, the course spans 2,800 yards and features a challenging layout suitable for players of all skill levels. The course is characterized by large, mature trees that frame each hole, creating a park-like setting throughout the property.

The course's undulating greens present a significant putting challenge. Notable holes include the par-4 9th, a demanding 373-yard sweeping dogleg left from an elevated tee requiring an accurate first shot and tricky downhill approach to an undulating green. The par-5 7th hole at 506 yards is picturesque and surrounded by mature trees, while the par-3 8th hole contributes to one of Ontario's best finishing sequences.

The course dates to the 1930s and carries significant historical significance. It famously hosted visits from Hollywood celebrities Bob Hope and Bing Crosby, and later became home to the Leafs Rookie Golf Tournament during Conn Smythe's membership. The course exemplifies early 20th-century golf design and remains accessible to golfers of varying abilities while maintaining its challenging character.