Niagara Golfers Guide Featured Course Stories

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Built on 400 acres of gently rolling hills on the western edge of London, RiverBend Golf Community is one of southwestern Ontario’s most sought after addresses for 50-plus active adults.

Over 150 acres of the property is devoted to the private 18-hole course, which was designed by Canadian golf course architect Doug Carrick, and a private enclave of detached homes and villas is framed by majestic Carolinian forest. The RiverBend Golf Community was developed for all golfers, however with a special emphasis on the mature player.

Whether you're a seasoned player of the game or a newcomer, RiverBend is focused on making the 50-plus golfer feel right at home. The Golf Club is also pleased to host both resident and nonresident members with an enthusiasm for the sport around which we have built our fabulous community.

ONE OF THE TOP 25 PUBLIC COURSES IN ONTARIO

OG Magazine ’05

Grey Silo Golf Course golfers with 18 breathtaking holes of championship golf. The links styled course has gained an outstanding reputation and respect from players of all abilities. The Grand River coupled with an unspoiled environment creates a setting for the game that is unprecedented.

Grey Silo Golf Course features unbeatable value and superior service in the rural Waterloo setting. The Guest Services Team at Grey Silo Golf Course is committed to providing you and your guests an experience not soon forgotten.

Carved out of the picturesque Niagara Escarpment, and nestled between Rattlesnake Point and Mount Nemo, Crosswinds Golf and Country Club provides some of the most beautiful views of natural landscape in the area. With two huge rock faces located to the north and south and rolling scenic farmland to the east and west, Crosswinds Golf and Country Club will make every golfer wish they brought their camera. Opened in 2001, Crosswinds is well on its way to becoming one of the best public golf courses in the province.

The significance of the Crosswinds name is both self-evident and mysterious. The mystery lies in the story told by locals that there is one spot on the course where the wind will blow in all four compass point directions at once. But don't let a breeze or two discourage you, Crosswinds provides a pleasant test of golf emcompassing both ball control and shot-making.