Sawmill Golf Course in Fenwick, Ontario, is a public facility designed by Gordon Witteveen, a respected Canadian golf course architect and agronomist known for his work across Ontario. Witteveen, who served as superintendent at Toronto Golf Club and authored several books on golf course management, brought a practical understanding of turf conditions and playability to his design work. The course reflects his emphasis on strategic variety and maintainability within the constraints typical of daily-fee operations in the Niagara region. The layout occupies rolling terrain in the Fenwick area, situated between the Niagara Escarpment to the east and the flatter agricultural lands extending toward Lake Erie. This positioning provides moderate elevation changes and natural drainage patterns that Witteveen incorporated into the routing. The course features a mix of open and tree-lined holes, with mature hardwoods framing several fairways and water hazards coming into play on multiple holes. The design asks players to manage both distance and accuracy, with green complexes that reward proper approach angles. Sawmill serves the local golfing community and visitors exploring the Niagara Peninsula's numerous courses. The facility operates as an accessible option in a region dense with golf offerings, from historic private clubs to resort properties near Niagara Falls. The course provides a straightforward test suitable for a range of skill levels, reflecting Witteveen's philosophy of creating enjoyable golf that respects both the land and the everyday player.