Four parkland courses define the Hamilton & Area golf trail, spread across communities from Carlisle and Flamborough in the northwest to Jarvis in the south. The collection is compact enough to cover in a long weekend, yet varied in layout and scale. Century Pines Golf Club in Flamborough stands out for its unusual 12-hole configuration, a par-72 design by Ted Baker & Associates stretching 6,635 yards — giving it among the longest total yardage on the trail. In Carlisle, Carlisle Golf & Country Club offers two distinct routing options: a 9-hole North Course at 3,409 yards and a 27-hole South Course at 3,264 yards per nine, making it a practical base for golfers who want multiple rounds at a single address. To the south, Sandusk Golf Club in Jarvis plays as an 18-hole, par-70 layout at 5,604 yards — shorter off the tee and a reasonable fit for mid-to-high handicappers or those looking for a quicker round. Golfers working through the full trail should note that Jarvis sits roughly 80 kilometres from Carlisle, so sequencing courses by geography — north to south or reverse — keeps driving time efficient.
Courses
