Welcome to the Sturgeon Point Golf Club, this year celebrating its 125th birthday.

Opened in 1899, our club is about creating a safe and fun environment for playing golf and growing the game.

We are open to the public and maintain an enthusiastic membership.

All profits at SPGC are reinvested into the maintenance and upgrading of our facilities and programs, with the goal of improving your golf experience, and welcoming more players into the game. 

One of the most important upgrades to our course happened in the early 1950s when it was given a redesign by C.E. Robinson, a student of the great Canadian golf course architect Stanley Thomson. Robinson went on to design many other prominent Canadian courses, including Brudenell and Mill River in Prince Edward Island, Cedar Brae, Credit Valley and Dalewood in Ontario. Robinson also oversaw the remodeling of two of his mentor’s greatest achievements, the Ontario courses of St. George’s and Westmount. In 2002, C.E. Robinson was inducted into the Canadian Golf Hall of Fame. 

Though flat and easily walkable, with short strolls from greens to tees, Sturgeon Point still offers more than enough challenges for the experienced player, without being punishing to the novice.  

Those who wish to play eighteen are encouraged to try the front nine from a forward tee (blue or yellow) then play the back from our black tees. This approach offers a different look and fresh challenges for your golf outing. 

Course Layout

 

Score Card

 

Course Ratings

 

Reviews

Staff is AMAZING!!

"Thoroughly enjoy being a member. Course is well taken care of. Staff is AMAZING!!

— K.H.

Great walkable course

A great walkable 9 hole course with great greens and a friendly staff.

— J.R.

Love the golf course

"Love the golf course - clubhouse - enjoy getting the emails & updates!!

— L.B.

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