North Course
Gormley, Ontario, CA



North at Station Creek Golf Club marks the northernmost point of the Greater Toronto Area's golfing landscape, a place where city gives way to sprawling countryside. The course, carved from former farmland in Gormley, offers a distinct modern experience with its undulating terrain. While not celebrated for hosting major championships, it’s regarded by locals for its blend of challenging play and accessible design. The layout, a product of early 21st-century design, showcases a mix of wide fairways and strategic bunkering. It has large greens and favours players who can execute a variety of shots. A few holes that dogleg reward those who can draw the ball, while others provide generous landing areas for errant tee shots. Known for its well-maintained conditions and a layout that accommodates both seasoned golfers and newcomers to the game. Station Creek is perhaps most appreciated as a daily-fee destination. It provides a pleasant round without pretense in a busy part of the Toronto area. Its clubhouse, though modest, offers a comfortable respite, and the practice facilities are well-suited for those looking to hone their skills. Though not internationally famous, North at Station Creek remains a popular course for those residing in York Region.
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FAQ
Ratings, design, and course details pulled from Course Vaults.
North was designed by René Muylaert.
North at Station Creek Golf Club is listed as private on Course Vaults; guest access is typically restricted.
Par at North is 70.
North plays 6,395 yards from the back tees on Course Vaults.
The slope rating at North is 128.
North is a 18-hole course.