Featured Golf Course

Centennial Park Golf Centre

Our History

Centennial Park Golf Centre was built by a group of private investors in partnership with the City of Etobicoke (now Toronto) with the mission to provide affordable golf for the citizens of Etobicoke and surrounding areas without any cost to the taxpayers and with an emphasis on a high standard of service at a well-maintained facility.

Community Impact

Since 1989, Centennial partners with Toronto Firefighters every last Saturday of September, donating the course to Women's Habitat for fundraising. 100% of tournament proceeds go to charity, among many other yearly charitable initiatives.

Key Milestones

June 30, 1987: Opened as an 18-hole executive length course with driving range, mini-golf, and practice facility
Opening Ceremony: Featuring Larry Mize, fresh from his legendary 1987 Masters victory
2001: Third nine-hole course added due to growing popularity in the late 90s

Course Design

Designed by Dr. Michael Hurdzan and Robert Labbett. Dr. Hurdzan's portfolio includes prestigious courses like The Devil's Pulpit, The Devil's Paintbrush, Georgian Bay Club, and Erin Hills Golf Club - host of the 2017 US Open and upcoming 2025 US Women's Open.