Oakridge Community Guide

London's most accessible course — a local favourite tucked along the Thames River, just minutes from Oakridge. Two courses to choose from, ideal for all skill levels.

One of Canada's most historic private clubs — founded in 1885 and sitting right on Oxford Street in the heart of Oakridge. With 275 acres, a championship course, tennis, dining, and over 1,500 members, the Hunt Club is practically in your backyard.

A scenic 18-hole course nestled in a picturesque valley in Komoka, just west of London. The layout blends open links-style fairways with lush tree-lined woodland holes, plus a driving range and putting green on site.

A championship-calibre Tom McBroom design rated among the best public courses in Southwestern Ontario. Natural grasses, sculpted bunkers, and dramatic landforms make every round memorable.

A relaxed, park-like course on Longwoods Road just west of London, established in 1957 and expanded to 18 holes in 1966. Tall mature trees line most fairways, providing shade and character on every hole.

A well-regarded semi-private course on the southwest edge of London, offering terrific views and a challenging 18-hole layout between Highways 2 and 3 in Komoka.

A beautifully crafted private club just outside London in Delaware. Designed by René Muylaert on 150 acres, The Oaks features a links-style front nine with open fairways and a dramatic parkland back nine through mature oaks and spring-fed ponds.

One of Ontario's most prestigious private clubs, winding through 400 acres of the Medway Valley. The original Stanley Thompson / Robbie Robinson design has hosted national championships.

A parkland-style gem in Dorchester, designed by John F. Robinson & Associates. 48 well-maintained bunkers, 6 large ponds, and a state-of-the-art driving range make this a must-play for serious golfers east of London.