The Greens at Renton

The Greens at Renton is a 27-hole golf course located in the Township of Renton, outside Simcoe, Ontario. Originally designed by Rene Muylaert and opened in 1977 as The Nanticoke Golf Club, the course expanded in 1999 when an additional nine holes were added and designed by Golf Course Superintendent Dave Wray. The facility now features three challenging and comparable nine-hole layouts.

Set in a peaceful and tranquil setting, the course is situated in the heart of the Haldimand, Norfolk-Brant, and Six Nations area. The original clubhouse was historically housed in the village's old Post Office Building, which was moved to the course by horses. In 2000, a state-of-the-art clubhouse and banquet facility were completed.

Beyond the traditional golf experience, The Greens at Renton evolved into a year-round entertainment facility. Since 2020, amenities have included three HD multi-sport simulators, a heated indoor practice area for winter play, a fully stocked golf shop, and the Greens Bistro restaurant. The facility maintains a commitment to providing well-maintained grounds and friendly service at fair value to all visitors.