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This is Canada’s ultimate 18-hole golf course.

With input from SCOREGolf’s course raters, we selected 18 standout holes from 18 different Canadian courses to assemble the ultimate layout. Each hole retains its original number, creating a dream track that features work from some of the country’s greatest architects.

See the full Dream 18 and read a breakdown of every hole at scoregolf.com (link in bio).

We're celebrating the release of the 2026 SCOREGolf Top 100 Courses in Canada presented by giving away three golf getaways — one each to Sagebrush, Cobble Beach and Cabot Cape Breton
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Contest closes Thursday, September 10 at 5 p.m. ET. Travel to and from resorts not included.

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Ranked No. 56 on SCOREGolf’s 2026 Top 100, Eagles Nest Golf Club is defined by elevation changes, rolling fairways and sweeping fescue-covered dunes. The links-inspired layout provides a great test just north of Toronto, with views of the city skyline in the distance.

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This is a SCOREGolf contest. One entry per person. The contest closes on Tuesday, September 8th 2026, at 11:59 p.m. ET. Open to Canadian residents only. Entrants must be 18 or older to be eligible.

Miyu Yamash*ta completed a dominant wire-to-wire victory at the CPKC Women's Open, finishing at 23 under to win by nine shots.

Canadian teenagers Anna Huang and Aphrodite Deng also delivered standout performances at Royal Mayfair. Huang closed with a 5-under 65 to finish T4 at 12 under and win the Sandra Post Award, given to the low Canadian in the field. As for Deng, she finished one shot behind her fellow countrywoman, ending the event T7 at 11 under to claim low amateur honours for the second consecutive year. Both earned spots in next week’s FM Championship at TPC Boston.

Craig Stefureak has big dreams of one day joining the PGA Tour and this week he is in Finland playing on the HotelPlanner Tour, the DP World Tour’s developmental circuit. The Indigenous golfer is doing so on quite the roll, having successfully defended his PGA Championship of Canada title earlier this month at B.C.’s St. Eugene Resort, a location that made that victory extra special. Chris Stevenson (Chris Stevenson) has more on the Ottawa teaching pro who practises in one of the most unique places you’ll find, a spot he calls the “best wedge range in the world.”

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You’ve seen the 2026 Top 100, but the best way to enjoy the list is in print with our recently released Summer Issue.

A 15-page section full of beautiful photos, additional information, category leaders, this year’s biggest movers and more. Plus, you’ll love flipping through our Dream 18 and diving into a feature on how some member clubs steer clear of clashes when taking on capital projects … and others don’t.

Physical media is alive and well and there’s no better way to enjoy the Top 100 and more than by poring through these pages over a post-round pour at your favourite club.

Pick the issue up at golf courses and Golf Town.

How long can a golf club celebrate its championship history without contributing to it? That’s what Rodney Morgan asks in our latest Readers Write column. Because while some leading Canadian golf clubs understand the importance of hosting national and provincial amateur tournaments, many do not, or they are ignoring the call. And that’s an issue for the industry.

Visit SCOREGolf.com to read the full story (link in bio).

For avid golfers, the thought of being sidelined for months can be daunting, especially when the road back involves a total hip replacement.

From our Summer Issue, Sportsnet’s Michael Grange chronicles his journey from the operating table back to the golf course and what he learned along the way.