Featuring one of the most topographically diverse and spectacular settings for golf in Canada, Seguin Valley’s dramatic routing cuts through a onetime maple sugar bush—now also rich with pine, beech and oak trees—crossing lakes, streams and lush wetlands, and skirting granite cliffs and rock outcroppings.
Designed by David Moote and Ted George, Seguin’s layout covers nearly 400 acres of an 890-acre slice of Central Ontario wilderness just south of Parry Sound. Each of the 18 holes provides a unique, purposely secluded setting, with no parallel fairways, ensuring golfers a private, pristine domain on every hole.
In this natural environment you may hear the distinct notes of songbirds, the gobble of wild turkeys or the screech of eagles overhead. You might witness the silent swoop of Great Blue Herons, the quiet patter of foxes and wolves, or the majesty of moose, black bears and deer.
Through it all, however, you will be spellbound by some of Ontario’s most jaw-dropping holes. It could be the stirring but intimidating carry across McRae Lake to a tree-framed green at the par-3 7th. Or it might be the arresting downward view over a serpentine creek and marshland at the drivable par-4 15th. Or perhaps it will be the daunting par-5 5th—600 yards from the tips—to a well bunkered green that arcs into the water.
Dramatic, challenging, eminently memorable: Welcome to Seguin Valley, where a magnificent marriage of nature and golf awaits.