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Port Hope Course

Port Hope Golf & Country Club

Port Hope, Ontario, CA
#2141World

Public: #967

#52Canada

Public: #36

#25Ontario

Public: #15

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About this course

Port Hope Golf & Country Club, a stalwart of the Port Hope landscape since its inception, represents a classic early 20th-century design with a community heart. Situated amidst rolling terrain just north of Lake Ontario, the course offers a more forgiving experience than many of its contemporaries, challenging in its own right with subtle elevation changes. The course rewards strategic play and precise iron shots, rather than brute power, and features plenty of trees to make for a scenic and intimate experience. Originally conceived by the esteemed British architect Nicol Thompson, Port Hope’s routing emphasizes playability and the natural contours of the land. Later refinements to the greens and bunkering added strategic depth and challenges for the modern player. While not a fixture on any professional circuit, Port Hope has long been known as a friendly haven for club golfers and a strong amateur membership. A fixture in the local golf scene, Port Hope retains a distinctly warm atmosphere. The club is rumored to have a small contingent of members that are descendants of founding members.

Quick facts

Location
Port Hope, Ontario, CA
Access
Public
Year built
1900
Holes
18
Par
69
Length
5,150 yards
Difficulty
72/113
Course Vaults score
7.5

Getting there

Port Hope Golf & Country Club is most easily reached via Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ), situated approximately 90 minutes west of the club via the Queen Elizabeth Way and Highway 401 - a straightforward drive that carries you eastward along the northern shore of Lake Ontario before descending into the quiet, heritage-lined streets of Port Hope itself. For those arriving by private aircraft, the nearby Clarington Airport and Oshawa Executive Airport (YOO) both offer convenient regional alternatives within 30 minutes of the club. The final miles unfold through the rolling countryside of Durham Region, where the transition from highway to tree-lined local roads signals your arrival at this distinguished member's sanctuary, perched gracefully above the lake in one of Ontario's most picturesque small towns.

FAQ

Common questions about Port Hope

Ratings, design, and course details pulled from Course Vaults.

Port Hope has a Course Vaults score of 7.5 out of 10 based on 11 logged golfers.

Yes. Port Hope is listed as welcoming public or guest play on Course Vaults.

Par at Port Hope is 69.

Port Hope plays 5,150 yards from the back tees on Course Vaults.

The slope rating at Port Hope is 113.

Port Hope is a 18-hole course.

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