Sunnybrae Golf Course

Sunnybrae Golf Course sits in Port Perry, a small lakeside town in the Durham Region of Ontario, roughly an hour northeast of Toronto. The Creek course is one of two eighteen-hole layouts at the facility, which has operated as a public-access property serving golfers from the Greater Toronto Area and cottage country travelers heading to the Kawartha Lakes region. The course occupies rolling farmland typical of southern Ontario, with mature tree growth and seasonal creek corridors that define several holes and give the layout its name. The routing makes use of natural elevation changes and wooded edges, with fairways that bend around stands of hardwoods and pines. Water comes into play on multiple holes where creeks cross or run parallel to landing areas, requiring accurate placement off the tee and on approach shots. The property's agricultural heritage remains visible in the open character of some holes, while others play through tighter, more enclosed corridors. Greens are moderately sized and contoured to suit a daily-fee clientele of varying skill levels. Sunnybrae has long served as a regional amenity for league play, outings, and weekend rounds, drawing golfers from nearby communities and seasonal visitors to the Lake Scugog area. The facility offers traditional clubhouse amenities and maintains a reputation as an accessible option for golfers seeking a straightforward test without the formality or cost of private club golf in the region.