27 Holes in the heart of cottage country

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Another perfect night! #PlayTheLake

Enjoy the summer nights while they last π

The best month for golf π#PlayTheLake

Another perfect weekend at LSG π#PlayTheLake

Greens will be rolling this weekend ποΈποΈ

Perfect weather for Canada Day Weekend π¨π¦π¨π¦π¨π¦

Happy Canada Day weekend π¨π¦

A perfect Saturday morning π #PlayTheLake
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6 months ago we were in the middle of the longest drought the course has experienced. Conditions were so firm and fast π₯π₯ #crispy



A scorecard from the 1950s that was found at a flea market in Guelph π₯ At the time, only the north course existed and golfers would play it twice for 18 holes. Swipe to the last photo to see the layout! #PlayTheLake


Should we add a pot bunker in front of 4 south π


The approach to 1 south was originally blocked out by trees. Most of the trees were cleared out in the early 1980s. The first photo shows the approach in the 1975. The second is shortly after clearing out most of the trees in the 1980s! #PlayTheLake




















Ice storm to drought - another amazing season at LSGπ Thanks to everyone for the support! #PlayTheLake

Thanks to everyone for another amazing season! Weβre hoping for an early spring 2026 (without any ice storms!) #PlayTheLake

Frosty morning π₯Ά

The approach to 4 west today π #PlayTheLake

Orillia & Gravenhurst Area Golf
For over 70 years, our 27-hole golf course has been a favourite among locals and cottagers. We're conveniently situated just 10 minutes from Orillia and 15 minutes from Gravenhurst.
Our Courses
Constructed in 1952, the north course was our original nine holes. Robbie Robinson designed the south course and also renovated four holes on the north course in 1972. The west course was designed in 2002 by Bob Moote. Presently, the south and west courses serve as our primary eighteen-hole course, and the north course is our nine-hole course.

South Course
Est. 1972 β’ Par 36
Designed by Robbie Robinson

West Course
Est. 2002 β’ Par 36
Designed by Bob Moote

North Course
Est. 1952 β’ Par 36
Designed by Ed Leeder
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