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| Niagara Golf Courses
A sometimes difficult decision is in choosing a place to play, a dilemma that has given rise to the widespread practice of ranking golf courses. Recognizing that beauty is in the eye of the beholder, differences of opinion are to be expected. The criteria for ranking golf courses are as varied as the courses themselves, with some ranking agencies using course difficulty, others rewarding aesthetics, customer service, membership and / or practice facilities. The fact of the matter is that there is simply no one correct or fair way to objectively compare or rank golf courses. |
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The Legends on the Niagara, includes two unrivalled, 18-hole championship courses, a 9-hole executive-length course, a full-size putting course, a 45-acre, 360-degree practice facility - the only one of its kind in Canada - and the Legends Academy. Designed by renowned architects Thomas McBroom (Ussher's Creek GC) and Douglas Carrick (Battlefield GC), the complex incorporates a unique blend of secluded Carolinian forested areas, sculptured links, scores of sparkling white Ohio-sand bunkers, meandering Ussher's Creek, and several large man-made lakes. ( Legends on the Niagara profile ) |
| Designed by renowned Canadian architect, Stanley Thompson, and opened in 1951, the Whirlpool GC has distinguished itself among Niagara courses - a perennial pick as one of the best public courses in Canada and "Niagara's favourite golf course". Whirlpool GC features a parkland-style golf venue, fairways lined with mature trees, large greens, wide fairways, numerous strategically placed bunkers and water hazards. ( Whirlpool GC profile ) |
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Niagara Top 10
