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Flamborough Hills Golf and Country Club - Lakes/Hills
About
Tucked away in quiet Copetown, Flamborough Hills Golf & Country Club offers 27 holes of championship golf. The club features three unique nines that are played in three different 18-hole combinations, each of which offer plenty of variety from one another. Originally opened in 1961 under the name Windsor Park, the Hills and the Woods golf courses formed the original 18-hole course at Flamborough Hills Golf & Country Club. The Lakes nine was added in 1994. When combined with the Hills nine, the two provide a challenging round with plenty of water and elevation changes. The landscape is covered with mature trees and abundant in native wildlife, giving golfers a scenic complement to their game.
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Awards & Recognition
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Top Courses in Ontario(2014 #17)
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5 Stars
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Conditions4.4
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Value4.5
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Layout4.4
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Friendliness4.6
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Pace4.1
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Amenities4.4
Golfer Photos
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Dinner after a round watching the sun set from the patio. Photo submitted by ginalijoi on 04/07/2026
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Hills #1 Photo submitted by u000004023472 on 06/05/2024
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Photo submitted by McQ50 on 10/06/2023
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Photo submitted by u2357547 on 08/23/2023
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Photo submitted by BrynWinks on 06/06/2021
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Photo submitted by spipher on 10/15/2019
Golfer Reviews
Good value with discount coupon
Course is improving every year. New tee and green built this year will make the course even better value next year. Clubhouse is new and looks and feels like a private club.
Great course - lots of variety
3 9-hole courses, so lots of variety with hills, woods & lakes.
Well maintained
Not as good as I expected
Because holes are too close to each other, players are crossing over very often and you must be very careful and patient. I'll never go back to this course because of the marshal who ruined my game in the back 9. Even though there was quite a back-up because of a tournament and every group was tailgating, this marshal came up to put pressure on my group twice in a very unfriendly manner even while we were waiting for the foregoing group to get out of the striking distance. He acted like "I'm calling the shots here" and seemed to think a marshal was just supposed to be a push-man. I really wonder if he acted the same way with the other groups who were not from visible minority like our group.
