Piper's Heath Golf Club

Piper's Heath is an 18-hole championship golf course designed by renowned architect Graham Cooke, located in Milton, Ontario within the Greater Toronto Area. The course features a walkable layout ranging from 5,200 to 7,054 yards with a par of 72, accommodating golfers of varying abilities.

The design incorporates Old World Charm with Scottish Highlands-inspired aesthetics. Signature elements include rumpled landscape features, tight-angled windswept mounds that isolate holes, fairways with varying elevation, green-site hollows, and deep straight-faced bunkers strategically positioned throughout. The course integrates three watercourses that add drama and challenge. Notable landscape features include 400-year-old oak trees preserved throughout the property, along with protected wetlands and meadows.

The layout emphasizes links-style characteristics with square tee boxes, linear bunker lines, wide fairways, and plateaued greens. Cooke designed the course to challenge golfers through imagination and anticipation, with changing vistas around each corner.

The facility includes a 20-acre double-ended practice academy featuring a two-tiered tee deck, target greens, practice traps, a chipping green with bunker, and a separate putting area for comprehensive player development and instruction.