Valley at Lambton Golf & Country Club

Lambton Golf & Country Club's Valley course embodies classic Toronto golf, a tapestry woven into the Humber River valley landscape. Its routing is intertwined with the river, where water hazards influence the strategy from tee to green on a majority of holes.

Originally designed by the legendary Harry Colt during golf's Golden Age, the parkland-style layout presents a fair test defined by tree-lined fairways, subtle elevation changes, and well-guarded greens. Those seeking forgiveness off the tee may find its tree-lined fairways unforgiving, while a deft touch around the greens is often rewarded. The course favors the strategic player, particularly those who can manage risk and reward on the par 5s, which are known to be reachable in two by longer hitters.

While Lambton hasn't hosted major professional championships, it remains a respected venue for regional and national amateur events. The club itself fosters a strong sense of community, where generations of members have shared a passion for the game and the club's rich history. Known for its welcoming atmosphere and its proximity to the city, Lambton offers a tranquil escape for those seeking a classic golfing experience. The club is also known for its active curling program and facilities.