Crumlin Creek is a public golf facility located at Golfland Golf Centre in London, Ontario. Designed by Frank Lefebvre, the course serves the southwestern Ontario golf market as an accessible daily-fee option in the region. The layout takes its name from the creek that influences the property's routing and provides natural definition to several holes throughout the round. The course operates within the broader Golfland complex, which typically includes practice facilities and instructional programs common to multi-use golf centers in Canadian metropolitan areas. London's position in the Thames River valley means the surrounding landscape features gently rolling terrain characteristic of southern Ontario, with mature tree growth and seasonal water features that come into play during the region's temperate golf season from spring through fall. As a Frank Lefebvre design, the course reflects the work of an architect who has contributed several layouts to Ontario's golf landscape, generally emphasizing playability for a range of skill levels while incorporating the natural land features available on each site. Crumlin Creek serves both regular local players and visitors to the London area, offering a straightforward test of golf without the premium pricing of private or resort facilities. The Golfland facility provides the amenities expected at a contemporary public golf center, including clubhouse services and teaching operations that complement the course itself.