Top 15 Golf Courses in Argentina

Cabot Cliffs, designed by Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw, opened in 2016 on dramatic coastal cliffs in Inverness, Nova Scotia. The course is famed for its rugged links terrain, stunning ocean views, natural dunes, and imaginative routings with an emphasis on shot variety and strategy. It has rapidly achieved global acclaim for both scenery and architecture.

St. George's Golf & Country Club, designed by Stanley Thompson in 1929, consistently ranks among the best courses in Canada and globally. Featuring rolling fairways, strategic bunkering, and undulating greens, it challenges all golfers. The club has hosted multiple Canadian Opens and offers top-tier facilities, blending tradition and modern comforts in a scenic Toronto setting.

Fairmont Banff Springs (Stanley Thompson) is a historic mountain course in Banff National Park designed by Stanley Thompson in 1928. The par-71 layout is famed for dramatic views of the Bow River, towering mountains, and tree-lined fairways. This resort course is widely considered one of Canada’s finest and delivers a memorable, challenging experience in spectacular alpine surroundings.

Cabot Links is Canada’s first true links course, designed by Rod Whitman on former coal mining land along the Gulf of St. Lawrence. This acclaimed 18-hole layout features rolling seaside dunes, firm and fast turf, and panoramic ocean vistas on every hole, blending Scottish tradition with Canadian coastal beauty for an unrivaled playing experience.

The National Golf Club of Canada in Woodbridge, Ontario is widely acclaimed as the toughest and best course in Canada. Designed by George Fazio and Tom Fazio, it features a dramatic parkland layout with undulating, tree-lined fairways and some of the fastest, most challenging greens in North America. The club is highly exclusive and private.

Hamilton Golf & Country Club, designed primarily by Harry S. Colt and opened in 1916, is regarded as one of Canada’s premier courses. Routed over rolling, wooded terrain, it combines immaculate conditioning with strategic interest and classic parkland style. The club regularly hosts the RBC Canadian Open, and underwent a major renovation led by Martin Ebert in 2019.

Greywolf Golf Course, designed by renowned Canadian architect Doug Carrick, is a celebrated mountain golf destination nestled at Panorama Mountain Resort in British Columbia. Known for its dramatic elevation changes, bentgrass fairways, and the stunning par-3 Cliffhanger hole, Greywolf offers breathtaking scenery, strategic design, and a true alpine golf experience recognized among Canada’s best public courses.

The Pulpit Course at The Pulpit Club, designed by Dr. Michael Hurdzan and Dana Fry, is a celebrated private club north of Toronto. Known for its dramatic elevation changes, breathtaking opening hole, and unique features like three 11th holes, the course blends classic parkland aesthetics with modern design. Routinely ranked among Canada’s top 25, The Pulpit offers a stern yet playable challenge on a landscape of rolling Caledon Hills, framed by pure natural beauty.

Cape Breton Highlands Links is a Stanley Thompson-designed masterpiece nestled in the dramatic landscape of Cape Breton Highlands National Park. Opened in 1941, this historic 18-hole par-72 links course delivers a unique blend of rolling seaside fairways, rugged mountain vistas, and classic design features. Renowned for its strategic variety and natural beauty, it is a Canadian golf icon.

Tobiano Golf Course, designed by Thomas McBroom, is one of Canada’s most acclaimed public courses. Perched above Kamloops Lake, Tobiano features dramatic elevation changes, ravines, and scenic views from every hole. Known for its challenging yet enjoyable layout, exceptional course conditions, and striking natural setting, the course annually ranks as one of Canada’s top golf destinations.

Designed by Michael Hurdzan and Dana Fry, The Paintbrush at The Pulpit Club is a celebrated links-style course set across 164 acres in the Caledon Hills. With fescue fairways, bold bunkering, and unique double greens, it mirrors classic Scottish links architecture. Rated among Canada's Top 10, the course provides an adventurous, rugged, and highly strategic golf experience that draws enthusiasts from across North America.

Set in Jasper National Park, Jasper Park Lodge Golf Course is an iconic mountain golf experience designed in 1925 by Stanley Thompson. Renowned for its stunning views, elevated tee boxes, and wide fairways, the course features 18 holes of strategic play blended seamlessly with natural alpine beauty, regularly topping Canadian golf rankings.

Muskoka Bay Club is an acclaimed Doug Carrick design located in Ontario’s Muskoka region. Set on 280 acres of rugged terrain, it features dramatic elevation changes, undulating fairways, and challenging rocky outcroppings. The course offers expertly maintained greens and a blend of challenge and playability, making it one of Canada’s top golf destinations.

A celebrated links-style course on the north shore of PEI, The Links at Crowbush Cove was designed by Thomas McBroom and opened in 1993. Its 18 holes wind through seaside dunes, wetlands, and spruce groves, offering dramatic coastal views and challenging, wind-affected play. Consistently rated among Canada's top public courses, Crowbush features undulating fairways, pot bunkers, and slick greens.

Sagebrush Golf Club, designed by Rod Whitman and situated in the scenic Nicola Valley above Nicola Lake, is renowned for its wide fescue fairways and expansive greens. Opened in 2009, it's celebrated for minimalist architecture, a variety of strategic holes, and beautiful mountain views. Noted for its fun and engaging layout, it consistently ranks among Canada’s top courses.

Algonquin Resort Golf Course in St. Andrews, designed by renowned architect Rod Whitman, is a celebrated Canadian seaside golf experience with over a century of history. The course offers stunning vistas of Passamaquoddy Bay and a modern layout with scenic and challenging oceanfront holes, earning recognition in national and international rankings.

Shaughnessy Golf & Country Club, established in 1911 and designed by A.V. Macan, is a private, tour-tested championship course renowned for its lush parkland layout with mature trees, strategic bunkers, and immaculate fairways. Overlooking the Fraser River, the club features premium practice facilities and modern clubhouse amenities in a prestigious, scenic setting just minutes from downtown Vancouver.

Victoria Golf Club is Canada’s oldest golf course on its original site, designed in 1893 along the coastal rocks of Vancouver Island. This par 70, 18-hole private club features exceptional seaside scenery and has hosted decades of amateur championships. Its natural, links-style routing embraces ocean views from many holes and delivers a classic, storied golf experience.

Silvertip Resort Golf Course, designed by Les Furber, is an acclaimed mountain course carved into the Canadian Rockies. Spanning dramatic elevation changes over 600 feet and stretching to 7,140 yards, the par-72 layout offers awe-inspiring views and significant challenges. Situated at the edge of wilderness, its dramatic setting and championship-caliber routing provide an exhilarating test for golfers of all skill levels.

Toronto Golf Club is one of North America's oldest clubs, founded in 1876 and known for its Harry Colt-designed 18-hole layout along the Etobicoke River. With a classic heathland character, undulating terrain, and esteemed history—including five Canadian Opens—it's recognized for strategic design, understated prestige, excellent facilities, and a memorable walk in a tranquil landscape.

Dakota Dunes Golf Links, designed by Graham Cooke and Cooke-Carleton, is consistently ranked as Saskatchewan’s premier public golf course. Located on the Whitecap Dakota First Nation, it features firm, sandy terrain and wide fairways, blending seamlessly into the surrounding natural dunes. The property offers a full-service clubhouse and driving range, with 18 holes set against a scenic river and sand dune landscape.

TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley North is one of three top-ranked courses at this destination, designed by Doug Carrick and renowned for its welcoming parkland layout, generous fairways, and modern amenities. The North is hosting the 2025 and 2026 RBC Canadian Open, following significant upgrades, and promises a championship-caliber experience blended with Canadian hospitality.

Pine Ridge Golf Club, designed by the legendary Donald Ross in 1912, features 18 holes set among rolling hills and lush forests. Renowned for its quick, undulating greens and beautiful natural setting, it offers a solid test for golfers of all abilities. The club’s practice facilities and attentive service make it one of Manitoba’s premier golf destinations.