The Valley Course at Nottawasaga Inn Resort in Alliston, Ontario, was designed by Ron Harris and serves as one of two championship layouts at this golf resort property located roughly an hour north of Toronto. The course takes its name from its routing through the rolling terrain characteristic of the Nottawasaga River valley region, where elevation changes and natural landforms shape the playing experience. Harris, a Canadian architect active in Ontario golf course design during the latter decades of the twentieth century, worked with the existing topography to create a layout that incorporates both open and wooded sections. The course plays through a mix of mature trees and more exposed areas, with water features coming into play on several holes. The routing takes advantage of the property's natural contours, requiring golfers to navigate uphill and downhill lies while managing the strategic demands of each hole. As part of a resort facility, the Valley Course accommodates both resort guests and outside play, offering a full-service golf experience that includes practice facilities and clubhouse amenities. Nottawasaga Inn Resort positions itself as a destination property in south-central Ontario, drawing golfers from the Greater Toronto Area and beyond who seek multi-day golf packages. The Valley Course complements the resort's other golf offerings and provides a layout suited to a range of skill levels, with its valley setting creating a distinct playing environment within the broader Simcoe County landscape.