# Banty's Roost Golf Course – Red Course Banty's Roost Golf Course sits in the rolling terrain of Caledon, Ontario, northwest of Toronto, in a region known for its agricultural heritage and glacial topography. The Red Course is one of the facility's layouts, designed to work within the property's natural contours and drainage patterns typical of the Greater Toronto Area's Oak Ridges Moraine landscape. The course routing takes advantage of elevation change across the property, with holes that move through open fairways and tree-lined corridors. The design reflects the character of contemporary Ontario courses built to accommodate a range of player abilities while maintaining playability across the landscape's natural features. Bunkers and water hazards are positioned to define strategy without overwhelming the routing, and the turf conditions are maintained to regional standards for public and semi-private play. Banty's Roost operates as a public or semi-public facility, making it accessible to daily-fee golfers in the Caledon area. The club typically offers a clubhouse with basic amenities and food service. The Red Course serves as part of a multi-layout offering, allowing the facility to distribute play and provide variety for regular members and visiting golfers. The setting and membership character reflect the practical, community-oriented approach common to courses in the Greater Toronto Area's exurban communities.